The Durham daily globe., 1894-07-25
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
Coming Session of the State
S. S. Convention.
SPEAKERS ON PROGRAMME
Sunday School Workers Of National
Reputation to BE Here.

William Reynolds and Bishop Duncan to
BE Here and to Deliver Addresses-
Many Sunday School Workers from DIFF
ferent Parts of the State to BE Here
A Good Time Expected.
The programme for the thirteenth
annual convention of the North Caro-
lima State Sunday School association, to
be held in Trinity Methodist church,
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday
August 81, 22 and % next is given out
today. The convention will be attended
by William Reynolds, of Peoria, ILL.,,
president Of the International Sunday
School convention and superintendent
Of organization for the international
Sunday School association; and by
Bishop Duncan, who will deliver an ad.
dress at the opening session Tuesday
night.
Prof. W. l. POteat, Of Wake Forest
college, will deliver his address on The
Thirty Silent Years Of Christ's Life" at
the Wednesday night session.
Bishop ROndthaler will deliver an al
dress at the closing session Thursday
night on "How to Study the Bible
William Reynolds will address the
conven' ion Wednesday night, his sub
ject being What Next"
Rev Saml |. Lindsay, until recently
the editor of the National Teacher, Des
Moines, Ia now managing editor Of the
International Evargel, 81. Louis, will be
present and address the convention
Wednesday afternoon on "World Wide
Sunday School Work" lie will also
give one or more normal ira ming lessons
during the convention
Rev. d. II. Tuttle of Raleigh, will
speak on the subject of "Systema,ic Giy
ing in the Sunday School"
Rev. w. r Coppedge, of Graham, will
tell US about the two great Sunday school
conventions held in St. Louis last year
Rev. c. b King, of Salisbury, will al
dress the convention on "The Young
Peoples Societies and the Sunday
school; their Mutual Relations"
Prof. o. W. Carr, of Greensboro, will
present Normal Training Lesson on
"Object Teaching
Mr.. S. E. Kierof of Jackson Tenn
will give su Some Suggestions for Ele
mentary Study, with Chart Illustrations
w. NJ. Cundiff, of Sloan, will address
the convention on The Superintendent
Office and Work"
Dr.. J. L. Nicholson, Of Richlands, will
tell us How Onslow was made Ban
ner County"
Rev. w NJ. Curtis, of WINSTON, will
speak of the duties of county presidents
Prof. +. C. Britton, of Rutherfordton,
will give normal training lesson on
"The Primary Department"
II. II. Horne Clayton, will tell Us
about the work of The Boys Brigade
J. w. Causey, Of Greensboro, will
speak of The work Of the County Sec,
retary."
J. H. Southgate will deliver the ad-
dress Of welcome, and n. b. Broughton
of Raleigh, will make the response at the
opening session Tueday night
Dr.. c. G. Hubbard of Worthwhile, will
conduct conference of county workers.
A meeting for primary workers will be
held in the First Baptist church, sepa
rate and apart from the Convention, on
Wednesday afternoon. This meeting
will be mainly for ladies, but gentlemen
interested in primary teaching will not
be excluded.
The meeting will be presided over by
Mrs J. A. CunnInggim, Of Raleigh, and
will be opened with a Bible reading by
Mrs. NJ. A Ehhrs, Of Raleigh, after
which ten minute addresses will be
made on the following subjects
The Essential Thing" by Mrs Mary
NJ Hobbs, of Gailford college.
The Lesson and How TO Teach ii"
MIS-. II ). Christ, Salem
carrying Home the Lesson Mr..
George Rights, Salem
Care Of Absent Scholars" Mrs K.
". Bailey, Durham.
Child Conversation Mrs NJ. \. En-
lers, Raleigh.
How to teach Temperance to tie
Younger Scholars.' Mrs. Mary VI.
Hobbs, Guilford College
Singing and Praying in the Primary
Class ". II. Dodd. Raleigh.
How 10 make the Primary Room At
iractiye.
The Scholar Record"
\ com bination Of all the cLoirs OF
Durham, under the leadership Of ". J.
Ramsey, will furnish music for the con-
Tention.
Reduced rates Of fare on all the rail
roads of the state have been secured.
Periodicals and lesson helps from
various publishing houses will be dis
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