Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ExHIBIT.
Their BuIi,iing at the Columbian Expo.
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In response to request from the Inter
national Sunday-scho6l Convention and
Conference Of Sundny-school Workers
the evangelical Snnlay-schools of this city
Will take next Sunday collections to assist
in the erection Of II model Sunday-school
building upon the Worlds Fairgrounds.
II is proposed 10 exhibit the building as
an illustration Of Sunday-school work and
us specimen that may be copied by others
In this building ii is proposed to show by
maps, charts, plats, tables, pictures, hooks,
papers, vc., the present condition of Sun
day,school work in different carts Of the
world; 1t IS proposed 70 illustrate the
growth and progress of Sunday schools,
for example The earlier methods Of
teaching; the present methods of Sunday
school work lin Great Britain and all the
English colonies, on the continent of
Europe and throughout the world; as con-
Quoted by the London Sllnday-school
Union, the French Sunday-school Union
and other national societies, and by
the different denominationsG the pioneer
sunday school work III america las con
Quoted by the American Snnday-schodl
Union and the different denominations
and as promoted by conventional institutes,
&c.) the advanced methods Of Sunday
school work as carried forward by the in
tornatiUnal, state, provincial and terri
toral organizations and the differ
ent denominations and by primary
unions, union teachers meetings. normal
classes and the Loyal sunday school ARMY;
the International lesson system fas shown
by the work Of the committees and BY tie
work Of the publishers of sunday school
papers, magazines, quarterlies. lesson leafs,
cards, pictures, books, maps, charts &c);
the practical methods il Sundav-scho6i
work teachers meetings and training
Glasses, normal classes i'll the Sunday.
school, primary classes and kindergarten
| methods, libraries best books ard systems
| boys hrigades and mission bands, indus
trial school and home classes connected
| with the Sunday. school, systematic house
toulouse visitation, Sc,l II is also PROPOSED
| TO use the building as aunday-schOo
4 headquarters and reception room duFinl
the Columbian Exposition, and il possbl,
10 use il US q headquarters Tor Gpiportou
work and personal Christian work on Til
grounds Special Sunaav-sChunl confer
ences will BE held III it ana addresses vii
be delivered by well-linown and qnalilie,
WORKERS in Nariousdeparlments Of Sunday
school work.
Premiums ii $500, $3.50. $50 and $40
respectively will be offered for the fou
best plans Of q building. the awards to b
H made by committee appointed by III
International SUNDAY school cNecutiv
Afi-llAihAhhAt sAliNE ltlG lltlllA tllASCll 10 -
tie property Of the committee and to b
4 Witon exhibition III the building.
II Is proposed % raise Ss5 900 Tor til
building and IN additional sum for eS
pcnses by contributions from SUNDAY
schools and individuals. Each ,suada,
srhuol Is requested To give an ainn1i
equal 10 not less than IL cents for eac
officer aud teacher and one cent for eac
scholar connected with the school, Cor
triOutioHs Of not less than 81 are Is L
solicited from individuals Engraved ce
titcates containing a pc6nre Of the built
ing will he sent 10 each school cantribll
ing not less than the amount naIne,
giving the name and location Of III
schoel, aud the amount given towards I'll
building and, similar certificates will |
SEM 10 all individuals contributing II I
more All contributions will be acl;now
edged bY mail and Il record Of the mann
u all schools and individuals and ii
amount aven by eacli viii be kept III Il
building daring the fair II Is sliggestt
that the Sunday schools in the Emit.
states that hold winter sessions take the
collections April 10TH oi rs near that da
rs possible, aud the schools that do II
hold @inter sessions take their collection
On on about July 81
2 Additional information can be obtain
from Joseph Pyle