Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16

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talent. Go to summer Sunday-school
classes if you can't do better. intro
duce the work in your Sunday school.
Then get series of books and leader
and to work. Rev. Mr.. Bachman out
lined several partial plans. If
you have no one who can
teach you send for the normal
school ut Chatauqua. Encourage the
work in the community. The teachers
of the future are the result of the efforts
of the present. Let US not neglect this
work. Mr.. Brown of San Antonio
spoke of the normal work in England in
which practice lessons were the principle
points and advised object lesson in the
work here. On Friday and Saturday
nights at the Christian church Rev. Mr..
ROsecrans announced that this thin5
would be done.
The report of the secretary was re-
ferred. The committee IS report on en-
rollment was then presented. The
names of the delegates in attendance Is
as follows: 1. j. Austin, Rockwell
county; w. L. Adamson, Mexia, Lime
stone county; Rev. George o. Bachman
and Mrs. George o. BachmaD, Tehua-
cana; A. J. Brown, Fayette county; G.
W. Blakeney, Fanuin county;
Mrs. W. E. Bowen, Mexia;
Maj. pr. H. BosseIl, Dallas;
Miss Minnie Brown, Rockwell county,
c. A. Brown, San Antonio; Mrs. Juliet
Bledsoe, Hodgens; W. A. Calfee, Waxa-
hachie; j. Nj. Crowell, Sulphur Springs;
ID. S. Crawford, Larissa; G W. Clark,
Lamar county; Miss Dora Crowley, Rock
wall; j. E. Coppleman, Dodd; L. K.
Cowan, city; w. S. Duke, Jr., Rev.
Joseph De Forest, city; Mrs. j. Dunlap
and D. c. B. Dunlap, Dallas; Frank l.
Davis, Grosebeck; A. Il. Etcheson,
Grayson county: w. II. Fakes and E. F.
Greene, city; j E. Gaskell, Ellis county;
r. S. Grimes, Fannin county; j. NJ.
Gaskell and w. Giesz, Grayson county;
Rev. J. G. Grow, Sulphur Springs; Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Gill. Grayson county;
Rev. j. w. Hampton, Abilene; Miss
Emma Hartman, Rockwell; Mr.. and
Mrs J 7. Harris, Northwest Texas; J
o. and f. C. Heath, Rockwell; ] A.
Holland, city; ]. H. Hodges, city; W.
H. johnson, Denison; Mr.. and Mrs.
c. W. Jones, Nacogdoches; w. r.
Jacobs, Sulphur Springs; w. s.
James, Buffalo Gap; Mrs. Grace
Knaur, benson; H. H. Kerr, city; G.
A. Kennedy, Mexia; 2. Y. Kernodle,
Rockwall; Miss Matte Kincaid, Tehua-
cano; o. S. Kennedy, city; H. G. Lane,
o. S. baltimore, Miss Klttie Long and
Miss Josie Long, Rockwall; Rev. j w.
Lowber, city; Y. NJ. Langdon, DR.. J. S.
Micard, MeXia; j. F. Moody, city;
Charles H. Martin and j. w. MoMack-
in, Cherokee; Mrs. j. NJ. Mccoy, Dali
las; s. H. Mulkey, city; Rev. DR..
Nall, city; Mrs. S. J. Nash, Rockwell;
C. W. O'Hara, Colum biana, Ala; A.
C. Pedigo, Rockwall; Rev. j NJ. Pear
son, Tehuacana; A. Bippetos, Watahga:
Rev. c. n. Riggin, Ladonia; Luther
Reese, Mrs. j. Robinson, H. T. Reese
and Mrs. Luther Reese, Dallas; S. B.
Russell, Weatherford; r. j. Stewart,
Liberty, Miss: j. w. Story, Cotton
Gin; J C. Scott. city; J. F. Stedman,
city; H. j. Sands, Forney; Miss Alpha
Snow, Emory; J. NJ. Thomson, Pan
handle City; Rev. r. s. Taylor, Vernon;
Rev. S. NJ. Templeton, Rockwall; Miss
Bette Gragen, Cotton Gin; james G.
Roe, Jr. city; Rev. j. II. Roseorans,
Dallas; John R. Rose, city;
Miss Eta Wolverton, Mexia; j.
w. Walker, Forney; Miss
Ruby wolverton, Mexia; Miss Maud
Wilson, Professor P. NJ. White, city;
W. IS. Ward, Jr., Jefferson; Mrs. s.
NJ. Ward, Jefferson, and Mrs. Mollie
Yoakum of Tehuacana.
The committee on resolutions offered q
report and number of resolutions were
presented in regard to the work in
hand. The resolution that none but
Christians should teach was questioned
by James G. Roe. The resolution
was construed to be O criticism on
the actions of many Sunday schools who
could not do otherwise. The discussion
became general. Brother Brown
thought that there were only sheep and
and goats, and he'd rather not have a
goat. The words, eff practicable, -
were added and the discussion was en-
livened. Mr.. Kennedy moved to strike
out the resolution from the report, and
it was stricken out by very" slight ma
jority. The report was then adopted.
The committee on finance presented
report which was received and filed. The
committee on nominations next pre-
scented u report which was as follows:
For president, J. NJ. Mccoy; vice-presi-
dent, s. NJ. Templeton; secretary, r.
Y. Kernodle; treasurer, Jas. G. Roe,
Sr. executive committee, Y. NJ. Lang
don, H. G.. Damon, o. S. Kennedy, J.
C. Scott, j. H. Rosecrans, E. L. Dennis
and Luther Reese.
Mrs Mccoy stated that Capt. Mccoy
could not serve for the coming year, as
business prevented him. He has served
fifteen years. Mr.. Rosecrans made a
motion to substitute the name of Luther
Reese in the place of Capt. Mccoy 3, and
Capt. McCoy's name was placed on the
executive committee. list. The amend
ment was carried. The report was then
adopted and the officers declared elected.
The report on the executive commit
tees report accepted that report, ex-
cept the change of the annual meeting to
a biennial or trienHial. Adopted.
Mr.. Gill offered resolution to the
effect that the association tender the
thanks to the Cumberland Presbyterian
church and to the citizens and papers
for the courtesiss extended to them.
Adopted. a
Delegates were elected to attend the
International convention, held in Pitts
burg, Pa, on June 24-27, inclusive.
The number was put at six, and were e.
A. Brown of San Antonio, ]. G.. Scott of
Fort Worth, E. l.. Dennis and Luther
of Dallas, Rev. George o. Bach
man of Tehuacane, and Mrs. Atcheson,
the president of the W. c. T. T., of
Denison.
Mr.. Kennedy then took the floor and
spoke of some way of doing away with