The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-30
TRAINERS OF YOUTH.
County Convention of Sunday
School Teachers.
INSTRUCTIVE PAPERS READ.
The Churches Well Representcd-The
Subjects Observation-Disclosures to
State Convention.

The annual convention of the King County
sunday-school Association was held yesterday
liz the FRS. Presbyterian church and last even
ing at 10 o'clock adjourned sine die.
At the morning session the time was taken up
by devotional services, conducted by r. IL
Whitworth: an address on " Teaching the
Children" by Rev. samuel Greene; a talk on
"Sunday-school Visitation by Rev. I. N.
Boyd; one on Primary Work." by Mrs A.
Myer. and another by George c. Starkweather on
"The superintendent Meeting-What Should
1t Be-"
Short talks and addresses NAKED the after
noon session, and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President. Dr.. G.
II. Rsndell; vice president, William ID. Wood;
recording secretary, I. NJ. Boyd; corresponding
secretary, Alexander Myers; treasurer, Alonzo
Hull.
At the evening session an address was deliv-
cred by Rev. VI. L. Rugg, and the following per-
sons were appointed IS delegates to represent
the several denominations at the state Sunday
school convention 20 be held at Plymouth Con-
greyational church in this city on July y, Is
and Ii: Advent Christian, Rev. J. Steers; Bap-
fist, Rev. J. II. Heston; Christian, Phillip Gable;
Congregational, A. 5. Burwell: Free Methodist,
J. Burrows: Evangelical Lutheran, Rev. E. F.
Keever; Methodist Protestant, d. B. Ward;
Presbyterian, Mira W.. W. Coe; United Presby-
~terian, Mrs. Mary Downie: Unitarian, Rev. w.
G. Eliot: Episcopal, Rev. d. C.. Garrett.
The convention just adjourned has been one
OF the most succ ssful ever held in this county.
The following delegates were in attendance:
From the Calvary Presbyterian church. of &c.
attic, I. NJ Boyd, o. T. Lawrence, A. Corning,
w. L. nowlto and Miss Lulu Allen; Battery
street Methodist church. Charles J. Alien, K. A.
Wilson, James bowman, Sadie Hazard and A.
Inwood: Vashoa island Methodist Episcopal
churches. Ross Carpenter, Irene snow and Sadie
Lindley; First Methodist Protestant church, G.
II t~.s~ n DIA-- III ~ r.. -
Howe. Mrs. I: J. Putnam, William Butterheld,
Mrs. Pratt; Plymouth Congregational church,
a. T. Burwell. Z c. Kllbourne, J. W. Fairbank,
MIS-. X. Z. Daniels, Mrs. W. II. Reeves, Miss
Elizabeth Hill. Mrs. Keep. Mrs. William d.
Wood. l. d.. Willard ami II. L. S:zer; Olympic
Avenue church, OF North Seattle, J. ]. Moss,
Methodist church. Of seattle, Mrs. Mary
sutton, Miss Efie Baxter and Mrs. Z. Grips:
Third Presbyterian church, Mrs. W. ". Coe and
". w.. Coo; Haven Methodist church, Miss
Z. Dryer, Hiss Anna Harmon and Miss May
johnson; Market street Baptist church, Rev.
/. ": Read. Theodore Forby, George c. stark
weather, William Fuller and Anna Berray;
Houghton Baptist church, Robley Northrup,
K. J. Northrup and Miss Hattie Graves; First
pre'byterian church., Miss Alexandra Myers,
terrain church, 5. C. Head; Edgewater Con
gregational church, A. J. Goddard. Mrs. NJ.
Jones; Taylor Congregational church, Miss
Remission, Miss Noble. Mr.. GREY, Arthur Ken
n%iston, Nj. Gordon, Mr.. Camp; Kirkland First
Baptist church, Miss Eima Northup, Miss Mary
Morgan, Miss Emma Peck, William Walker,
John Eoyla; First Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school. L. l. Blaine. Mss Marion, NJ. Easterly,
Miss Brown, T.. c. sharpe, Mrs. DIR. Z. J. John
son: First Christian church. L. c. Pratt, II. o.
shuey, Or. E. d. Anderson, Miss Winfred An
drews and Rev. X. +. Dunlap: Lake Union Mis-
sion OF the r rst Baptist church, o. S. Jones, K.
s. Greene, William r. Holyoke, Mrs. F. c. Lom-
Ward and Lena A. PhiibrIck: second Methodist
Protestant church, Mrs. J. B. Dowd, Mr.. X. C.
Ward. NJ. X. W. Knapp, n. A. Thompson and
Mrs. c, ID. Hammond.