The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-08-12
The Programme for the State
Convention to be Held Here
This Week.
Ii Will Convene at the Christian
Church -lnfOrmatiOn of In
tereSt to All.


, Sunday School association, yesterda;
, received the programme for the state
convention that is to meet here next
; Thursday Afternoon and remain in
session fur days. In addi ion, he re.
! ceived letter from Pr, 81 lent Wolfe,
in which the request was made that
the largest blackboard in Sedalia be
secured f r The use of DR.. j. E. Gil
bert in illustrating his methods of
bib'e study and making the same more
easily understood Mr. Wolfe also
sent list of additional delegates who
will sttend from st. Louis.
According 10 the printed pro-
gramme, the convention will not be
callei 10 orIer at The Christian church
until o'clock Thursday evening. but
there will be meeting of the execu-
tive C mmitlee ut 4 o'ciCck ia the
afternoo
The evening session will be opened
with devotional exercises conducted
by Rev. j. b. Fuller, pastor of the
First Baptist church. after which
Hon. George w. Barnett and Rev. B.
F. Boiler Will de liver The addI esses of
welcome. These will be responded to
by MIR. A. Z. Wagner, OF Kansas
City, and Rev. r. S. Campbell. ID.
D., of St. Joseph. Tie evenings ex-
erclses will C include With a social
session under the auspices of the local
reception committee.
Friday mornings exercises will open
with a praise service. ut the con-
clus on of which the different commit
ties will be appointed, this ITO be fol-
lowed by Is from the state execu-
tive committee. secretary, tressurer,
safe sgt ms and counties.
In the ait, rnoon there will be an
address on "The Training of Teach
ers," by Rev. J. +. Gilbert, d. d.,
Indiana, and an ad iress, Purposes
and Wor b Of Primary Teaching
by Miss Ida Z. Anderson, of Indiana,
to conclude with n conference o:
county presidents with the president
vi tii- SIctN do~OSldliOh
Friday sfterr Don Rev. A. r. Fnris
viii! conduct a devotional meeting,
MIR. WIN. reynolds, OF Illinois, viii
deliver an address on international
and State Sunday Schoo! Work" to
be followed by a second address,
"Christ as Teacher" by Rev. s. g.
Pslm.r. of st. Louis.
Saturday morning at the opening
there will be bible reading, "Child-
hood in the Bible" by Rev. j. f.
Gilbert, d. D., ofIndiana. This will
be followed by reports of the special
committee, election OF officers, miscel-
Iaueous business and the reports of
county officers will be continued.
Saturday afternoon Rev. Gilbert,
of Inniana, will conduct "Normal Ex-
ercises,' to be followed by Miss Ida
f Anderson, of Iodiana, with an ad.
dress, primary Glass Organization
and Management" The question
drawer come. next, and the afternoon
meeting will conclude with a confer
ence OF county secretaries and treas
urers of the state association.
Saturday evening Mr.. VIM. Rey-I
nclds, of Illinois, will conduct de-
votional exercises, Rev. NJ. Rhodes.
of st. Lou s, wilt deliver an address,
Teaching How to Think" to be fol-
Lowell with five minutes Talk by the
delegates.
At Fix o'clock Sunday morning, the
last day of the convention, there will
b. sunrise prayer meeting, led by Rev.
5. G. Elliott, of Aurora. Toe dele
CATS will then visit the city Sunday
schools and attend divine serves.
Sunday afternoon there will be
union Sunday school services, union
primary exercises and young mems
bible class.
Sunday night there will be an adj
dress by Mr.. G. B. Graf, president
OF the Missouri State union, after
which will come the closing exercises,
to b. conducted by Rev. John Matth-
ews, ID. D., of ST. Louis.
Thomas Day, Of Henry county,
chairman of the state executive COM
NIT &c of III Farmers and Llborers'
union, was in the city yesterday. To
a BAZoO reporter he stated that there