The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1894-09-07

$4,000. Charleston S25 90, Hampton $1,000,
Horny S25 90. Lancaster $500, Laureus
$50 90, Marion 5000. Newberry $500,
Richland 1910, Spartanburg 5000, Union
$25.G0, J. W. Shell 1000, W. A. Nicholson
1000, A. c. Todd 1000, Methods, s. S.
SPartanburg 1000, lst Baptist s. s. Sptg.
1000, j. L. Berg 90, J. L. SiHey 500, b.
T.. Robertson 500, NJ. a. Carlisle j. 90, a.
NJ. Booze 500, VIM. Hogan 6. 90, Woodruff
Baptist s. s. 500. Total subscribed S52G-
90. A motion to adjourn and continue the
= Election in the n. m. carried. And the
mce ing adjourned to meet Thursday morn
i,g at . o'cl ok.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Meeting callc TO order at 9 o clock, after
song cr; ce. lyon recommendation of the
comm tee the name Of Il. o. Sans was sug-
gested as field secretary 1t was decided to
hold The next convention at Newberry.
"A series of dates were suggested by the
committee for The holding of the different
county conventions, and the counties asked
to conform to the arrangements rs ner as
possible. 1t WIS recommended that on cdi
tor be appoiutcl f,r the Organ, the Suaddy
School Trumpet, with full control of the
paper. The price was fixed at % cents per
annum f Il single copies. club price to be
fixed by the Executive Committee.
vi tue StCb,DD Ill tHc HauuS OI tue tTcHS-
urer SS50.O0 WAS appr opristed as salary for
the two secretaries, statistical and field,
$500 for the Trumpe', 500 for international
work aud Sl00 for literature, postage, ETC.,
Eich county was assessed on motion, SD
each for the work. Elch county was urged
to hold conventions.
II. solutions of thanks were adopted. ap-
preciative of The kind reception and un-
bounded hospitality of the people of Union,
| and for the use Of the commodous Presby-
| terian church, ard to the splendid choir for
| the delightful music furnished TO the con-
veution Also a resolution Of thanks to the
press of the Safe for the iuteres, manifest
| ed in the great Sunday School work.
| A subscription was taken for the Trumpet
which resul cd in securing 800 sub scribers
| More subscriptions were askcl to help car
| ry along the work OF the State Sunday
| School Association, which resu ted Id $40
| being added TO the amount raised last night,
| making a tota! of SOLO %.
| \ normal lesson was then taught on the
black board by Rev. q. L. Robertson, which
was very iutcrcs ing, showing how thorough
| ly The hearers could be M ,dc TO understand
lesson taught by this method. The sub
| ject being. ''The Life of Christ" Showing
! six distinctive periods in lis life Illus
trated by q great cen'cr s'ar with six
| CtCu punt ,
The central $ ar representing Chris, the six
points representing the six ycrods, the
whole representing the co 'stcla'ion of the
Seven Stars. The peri ID: "Prep,ration, y
for the Chrsts work. "lnauguration" of
Ills life work. "Populari'y' of Christ,
"Persecution'' of Christ, death" Of Christ,
and 9th Resurrection" Each of these
peiods contained n six pointed Star faith
fully tracing the steps of Christ from his
birth to his resurrection and ascentinn. This
was one of the most beautiful lessons have
ever witnessed After this the graduating
diploma was presented to Mr.. Robertson by
| DR.. Il. II. Law in few well. chosen remarks.
Saying this was the marking of an era. That
this was the first diploma that the Associa-
ton had presented but that he hoped many
more would fol ow. The balance of the time
was given to experience meeting. ut which
all expressed themselves highly please with
the model norm,l lessons and had been
much benefited thereby. \ number proms-
ing to take up the work and push it in their
Schools. all highly pleased W tn their rcccp.
| ton in Union.
The meeting adjourned to meet in New
berry next year. And the BEAUTIFUL song
"God he vi Ii you till we meet again was
sung by the whole congreg ,tior.
This happy occasion will long be remcm-
bercd by the citizens of UEioa, as one Of
great instruction and help in the Sunday
School WORK JNO. Il. NJ.