The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-11

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% lhis subject. The secret Of
Sunday school manag O.
be found In selecting the
] music, and proper train
children. Children love I
and teaching them to sing
Mt and Joyous songs, not only
Mined them. but tina music be-
the medium through which to
the mind with the words of
10 Inspire them with lofty SON
{, and to enthuse them for zeal
pd successful work. IraS by |
- should lie avoided in Sunday
Io0l work.
uch depends upon the leader Of
music. He or she should be
ID musician, that is essential, but
we all other things the leader should !
y christian. Sunday school music /
uld DO more than II correct artistic I
duotion. It Is tho medium of
Yer and praise, and Its purnose is |
Filled by music from the lips only. |
Mould express the penitence of the
itant, the faith OF the Child Of God :
tho praise Of the joyful saint.
Is well to have the children taught
rudimentS of music also. THIS |
puid be taugitin tie secular schools,
lfren should assemble once week
bractice tho music for tho follow
Sunday. The singing should lie
|Uverent as the reading of the scrip
and prayers. The spirit of tue
ber was heartily com nended in the
pnssion which followed 1t.
importance OF Memorlzing Scrip
3, proved an Interesting talk upon
BID time Sunday school method,
Mrs. Roberta II. Matlack. She
ed the teachers and superinteGd-
to encourage the scholars by
by right means, and to store their
{ndS with Scripture texts and facts.
r. words, sentences aud dacllm1-
ons OF Scripture were llAened to the
ID OF the sower Spreading them
oadcast must result in lodging
pch OF 1t In good ground, and once
Rnted n harvest Is sure. This see !,
1ke all others, woald never spoil In
yruund and would never lose It's
lty. The morning session then
tirned.
10 afternoon session opened Mt l.G0
bok with the rs ial song service
scripture reading md prayer of
session was by Rev. j. Edgar
knklin. During the song service
lessor Sweeney and J. Il. King sang
In Coming Home rs duet assisted
he chorus by tho congregation.
llawlng a prayer by Rev Mr..
OILS little EIma Mason. of Milton,
Ms only 6 years OF age, PLAYED
rer My God to Thee, as an organ
bfessor Hanill then conducted q
teachers meeting. tho subject
ssion baing the lesson for to-
lesson study was taken up fol
minutes ami Vas divided as fol
Connection. Iestnt6m0nt. AMY
lustration aud IA laDtallOn. Fac!
on was enforced by backbone
Ration and by many pointed uut
hnelt hits by the lecturer. ProTrs
br Ha(nlll is favorite with Deiawai,
Anda& school workers and Ills lee
nres HAYS, hCsn esteemed the mos
Seluable work OF the convention.
The speaker thought that lifteei
minutes should be spent in study be
bore each lesson.
Following this inter sting talk, Rev
raucIsH. Muoro OF MiddiOtoWn al
Rssed the Convention on "rhe SUI
School Teachers Pastoral Work.
lis address was ii review OF tn
Dry OF the treatment OF chillre
,agan and Christian peoples Ate
,unting the orutities praeticed o
dren by pagan people and the littl
DO placed upon child lilo by IN
II Christian Church, the speakC
1t remained for Protestant En-
to eIuHnt lpule children frol
Ayranny and show the real Cal
1pGaker called this the children
y and urged his hearers to I'll
earnest and tenderlp attactionat
bf the children eHtI usinfi to the
He thought ttIuse who worke
6li1ly With ghl.dfeH Won III j. y
pakable 10y during tho first It'll
OF their life In heaven. in seein
q to whom they had spoken Al
enced 10 good life. entnring i
ais.
request Miss laws OF Milfol
jesus VIII Welcome Me There
Ao,eStion ia a beautiful oup Ill
ing with sympathetic inte
ton which aLtras ted The closes
lion.
ss Clarn Mendinhall of this ci
paper Oh graded Sundt
OILS. She advised the grading
lRrs into three glasses and ST
Hldy OF the lcsaou and the use
sarl W touching each class.
taxHrgise she Ch0av u
sstpwef az tie basis
lkencd tho siearts
kariOus kinds OF 81
Ads-.osead drop OIL.
cornintttee on resolutions
b resolutions of thanks Tor |
rous hospitality Of tho people
Brna; for the use nf the church
neetings Of The cpngentiOnHnd I
bn for his eilicisut EsryicpE and
musicians and stngera who h
in muling the sessions SO oaj,
RESOLUTIONS then condemned n
~ proposition TOR pool SELL
and all KINDS Of gambling a
increasing opposition
ng which tends to degr,
md manhood; they also
~ Tie movement iol uboiishi
he aid TO Sunday schools and
red Complete separation OF CIHI
State. declaring that the 10
ing such appropriations are
fayention to the State cousti'
5 RESOLUTIONS were adopted nj
orous approving speeches with
bent and were relerrad To spec
umittee, with instruction to hr
matter before The General A55p
now in session. The rommit
binted for this work Is rs iOtiU
Rev. j. Il. StOnecipHer. the K
X. Stevenson and the ReN, 81,
ykes.
The convention a so approved a
1tlon to tho the General Assent
raging that no pool tables, billl
Rbles. OF other form Of gambling
Vice OF system DO allowed in any pI
where liquor is sold In this State
Resolutions Of respects for the
Benjamin Murgatroyd were preser
and adopted by rising vote. the
fire convention rising and stand
peyeral minutes III earnest silonce.
The evening service closed the
hion. Speeches were made by Il
1fred Smith, Is, Z. Jester and PlU
SCR Aamil! and adjournment
- made.
The session has been character
~ the christian unity wh4Cn has /
BET forth on all sidss Great earn
1ess waB mRnll esteu by al. the d
BITES in presenting auII ieCts before
aeoctatlon pertaining to u a good
and to make more efficient
terk of Sunday school teacl
throughout tho State. Ius mem
R0ngrntuiate themselves upon tie
Ase OF Tie convention aud on
Rowing strength and efficiency OF
association,
The ehotoo Of tire place for the
meeting was rH.er;ed to the eRectl
pommlttoe.
Binp Lin uha City.
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