Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1893-05-04
PROGRAM
or the East Tennessee Sunday School
Association.

hSSUtiutiUu'
The Twenty Third Annual Convention of
the East Tennessee Sunday School Associa-
ton will be held in JonesborO, May 10 andll,
and the following program Is offered:
WEDNESDAY, A 10.
GA. NJ, Prayer; Report from every officer;
appoint committees. 1880, Address by Presi-
dent l.. d. Beck. 1880, Committees report:
election; miscellaneous. 2 p. NJ, Praises;
Welcome to Jonesboro-Rev. w. ID. Akers.
First Presbyterian Church welcome, Master
James Park; NJ. f.. Church welcome, Miss
Kathleen Reeves; Baptist Church welcome,
Miss Lucy Deaderick; Second Presbyterian
Church welcome, Miss Lena Anderson; Re-
sponses-Chattanooga, Rev. DR.. L.. r.. Prem
tiss; Knoxville, -. O'Clock, Sunday
School Workers: Who?-J w Crumley;
What?-J $ Means; W~hen?-John Webb;
Wny?-Charles Armstrong; Where?-E NJ
Wright; Everybody. 1880, Song Service,
Jonesboro Singers, s, Address, Rev. DR.. Le-
roy Sutherland.
THURSDAY, MAY IL.
GA. NJ, Devotions; The Most Successful
part of Sunday School Work, Rev. f b Rob-
ertson; 10, Statistics, Rev. Isaac Emory, W
II Gaines. II, State Convention, Interna-
tional and Worlds Convention, Worlds
Fair and Sunday School Building; Every
body. 2 p. NJ, Sunday School Lesson, W A
McTeer; Preparation, S p Angel; Recita-
ton, Rev George Metcalf; Result, Mrs J f
Dosser; Revival, ] A Ryal; Churcn, Col II
II DUNCAN; Reward, DIR f b Smith; Heav-
ell, w W Robertson; Home, Rev j c Cowan.
1880, Sunday School Mass Meeting.
We want the following boys to come
to the second Presbyterian church,
Wednesday forenoon, May 10, then
just after the arrival of passenger
trains in afternoon, we want them to
act as messenger in assigning delegates:
Will Smith, son of Cramp; Sandy
Stuart, Pleas Whitlock, Wick Keen,
Will Smith, son of George; Charlie
Griffith, Will Sabin, Fred Grisham, Bert
Simpson, Joe. Doggett, Sam Haws,
Lib February, Harry Dosser, Bob Mum
sey, Will Kirkpatrick, Opie WarlIck,
Tom Reeves, Justus Whitlock, Neil
Grisham, Henry Anderson.
COMMITTEE ON ENTERTAINMENT.
Baptist Sunday School Convention.
The Baptist Sunday School Conven-
ton of the Holston Association next in
the Baptist Church in this place last
Friday at 10 Am, and continued its
sessions day and night until Sunday.
We are informed by persons in atten-
dance that this was one of the best
MEETINGS of the kind ever held in this
section of the country. The various sub
jects on the programme were fully and
ably discussed by wide awake Sunday
School workers, and those present went
home determined to do more and bet
ter work in the Sunday School, than
ever before.
We failed to obtain a list of the dele
gates, but learn that Greeneville, Love-
lace, Fall Branch, Glenwood, Blount-
vile, Bluff City, Erwin, Enon, Chero.
kee. johnson City, Boons Creek, Beth
any, Philadelphia, and perhaps other
churches were represented. Greene
vile, Erwin, johnson City, and Bluff
City sent large delegation of both
ladies and gentlemen. The people of
Jonesboro, were given a hearty vote of
thanks fer their hospitality. The Con-
vention goes next year to Lovelace
Church, Greene County.
In July the East Tennessee Baptist
Sunday School Convention meets at
johnson City.