The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1890-08-29
sexes, it would be better to have the
interest Of ladies rather than men, but

interest Of ladies rather than men, but
this is not so. Both can be taught. The
important place young men fill and
must fill in the walks Of life shows the
importance Of getting young men un-
der the influence Of the Sunday school.
In the first place, keep the boys in the
Sunday school. Invite young men to
come and create a Bible class. Make
the study interesting.
Mr.. Martins lecture was followed
ly general discussion, participated in
by Rev. W. S. Peterson, of Rapid City;
MYs. Denman, of Wa,.ewood; Mrs. Il.
y. Connor, of Hot Springs, and others.
At ii o'clock Rev. j. r. Duryea, Of
Omaha, lcctured upon 1.-The Bible in
the Sunday School, The subject was
tloushtfully presented and stress was
placed upon making :hc Bible the
foundation of all Sunday school work.
1itiryWoon Session.
Chalk Talk was OH the program for
2 p. m. MIR. Beard announced at the
bt ginning that it would be only an
informal talk on the use Of the black
beard in the Sunday school. He said
that telling is not teaching A child
will receive nothing by being told un-
less he is interested! aad himself makes
an effort to learn. By the use of the
blackboard the eye of a child is APP
pealsd to, to assist in inprcssiag
truths upon the mind Of the child.
! The blackboard can be made to aid the
memory. y
.At :,:t5 an interesting essay was.
read 10y Mrs. j. II. Gossase upon the
.Qw#ii.ications aud Work Of the Teach
er of an Infant Glass At the. clSse
of the reading OF Mrs. Gossages e say
the association proceeav,l to clech dili-
GERS &c for the hens ensuing year. with. lc
President, N. w. Martin, of Dead:
wood: wee presidents, suparintcndents
of the various Sabbath schools in the
Hills: secretary, l.. w. .sS,illwcll; treas
urer. Mrs. j. i5. Iomerov, of White
wood: assistant secretary, w. l.. Will
i;lmS.
The next place Of meeting viii be at
Hot Springs in connection with TIL.
CnaGtauqua.
The officers clecteS. are the executive
committee for the year. to whom is left
tho arrangements fur the next year
meeting.
l Next on t..e program was the lecture
OF Professor j. G. Frcen,an.
Following the lecture by lr. Free
man was II talk upon Music in Tia,
Sunday School" ly Rev. !. 7. Mckee
At the close Of Mr.. Mc.scrs rsnnrI:
Professor Stranb gave short address
upon Music III Ill. SUNDAY School.
n. n'cloc! DIR. Duryea had charg'
of t::,a Round Table Talk. Ihis nnr
tion of the program was introduced b;
Il song. The them, of the talk wa
ECONOMY of Time. The wasted mo
m.nts OF a day. il used. were enough
to accomplish rluci that was left un
done.
Erenag Scssiaa.
. The lecture of Rev. Stephen Pl,elr
$ in til. evening upon ..l,eginnlpgs,
was listened to by an apprcciasive a,'
aience.
TESrn DAY-SATuEnAY, AUGUST 23.
NATIONAL DAy.
Devotional exercises at 8 ocloc
were conducted l,y DIR. Dnrvsa.
: At9 o'clock the chorus drill, led !,
Professor Strauh. and thew. G. r. I
= school of methods conducted ly Mr.
= NJ. NJ. Woodward were on the prngran
: the one in the pavilion and the othe
: in the tent.
It At the close of the c',orus drill til
a Il. of p. hand favored the assemble
= ople with selection.
: At 10 O'Clock Mrs. DIR. Root instrnc
s ed the children class i'll the small ten
e DIR. Scarlcs conducted tiih norm
= class at the pavilion and DR.. Duryt
led the miscellaneous Bible class in II
large tent.
The band rendered a selection bcfo
the lecture hy DIR. Freeman.
le At11 o'clock change was made
II the printed programme. Colonel
" NJ. Price was unable to he present, al
D. DIR. freeman delivered a lecture urt
Y. "The Wonders Of Amcrica, being
N description of Yellowstone Nation
,e Park.
i Afternoon Sessioa.
y. The exercises Of the afternoon we
:. orened by Hon. Il. X. Griggs,
% Nebraska, with a national song, I"
10 broad, Brave Land composed by Il
ie singer.
~ 4 At 2:30 o clock the iniinitable Fran
~ fqard appeared upon the platform
:, The Chalk Talk was commenced |
~ an Introductory appropriate to n
as tional Day, MIR. Beard. relating
k. number OF "reminiscences Of war tn
n. that, highly imaginative. proved int
:. esting to all. His cr.yon pictur
s' we're new and his entire 'lalk ente
IL tainlng as ON former occasions.
al At 3:-l5 o'clock Hon. N. X. Grig,
ct was again called to the platform, a
i Il recited two poems of his composite
w. illustrative Of western scenes al
'e. incidents. "1'he Blizzard and 81
of Prairie Dog"
he at 4 o'clock the chorus drill a