The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-06
THE STATE suNDAY-scmooL.
The Programme of the Coming Con-
Nenffnn.

The Georgia State Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will hold its twenty-second an
nual convention in Savannah this month.
The association viii meet here Tuesday.
May p. and viii continue in session Tor
three days. The meetings will be held az
Wesley Monumental church. Mr.. r. 3.
Reppard, who was for several years presi-
dent Of the association and well known for
his active Sunday school work. is chair
man Of the executive committee Mr. W
b. Stubbs. superintendent of the Wesley
Monumental Church Sunday school,
interest in the convention Mr.
Stubs expects TO have a special SER
vice OF song by the children Of the Wesley
church on the second night Of the con-
venti0n- Mr.. J. T. Wells is chairman Of
the local committee on arrangements and
entertainment.
Delegates viii be present from all parts
or the states. These conventions are us
ually very largely attended and there is
no reason to expect that il will be other
wise this year. An effort is being made
by the executive committee 20 secure the
presence OF Hon. John Wanamaker Of
Fhlladelphia, who is widely known for his
active and successful SUNDAY school work
The program as arranged for the con-
Vcnuon IS as follows.
tuesday Morning. S.3n-DcvOtional led
by Rev j. f. Wray Of Macon.
SOCIAL to order. Business Of the morn
ing announced by the president.
9l0-Address of welcome. from the Sun
day Schools Of Savannah by Mr.. John
NicOlson, Jr.
9.40-From Citizens.
l0l0-Responses Asa 6. Gambler, pres
ident of the Georgia State Sunday School
Association.
lO.8O-A w. Bealer. secretary Georgia
state Sunday School Association.
1O.Jt-kepOrts
11:lO-Appointment Of committees on Gre
dentials, nominations. resolutions mem
li:4O-Address by Rev. w. II. scruggs of
Waycross. Subject, Importance of Sun
day School Work 10 the state"
12l0-Address by Rev. r. l.. Stanton of
Ig0, Ga. Subject, Field Work"
12:i0-Call Of districts.
1l5-introduction Of visitors.
l:30-A djOurnment.
Tuesday Afternoon, 3;00-Service of song,
led by Mr. John W. Wallace of Augusta
GA. Mrs. d. G. HEIDI OF Guyton organist
for the association.
3.9)-Report of committee on creden-
tials. Election of president.
4:0D-Address by Miss Lulie r. Pitts
Of Calhoun. Ca. Subject, Little Foxes {
That Spoil the Vines"
4:So-Question BOX, by W. S. witham Of
5.0O-Can of districts
Adjournment
Tuesday Night, 7:30-Service OF song, |
led by Mr.. Fred. T. Lockhart of Augusta, /
Ga.
7:5O-DevotionaI. led by Mr. w s Wi
80O-Address. Subject: THE Testimony I
of the stars" illustrated with stereOpti- /
con, by Prof Otis Ashmore of Savannah.
Wednesday Morning. S:So-Service of |
song, led by Mr.. John w. Wallace of Au- |
gusta.
S:50-Devotional, led by Rev. W. II. /
Scruggs of WaycrOss.
9:O0-Conference OF county officers, led /
by Mr.. ID. b. Sweat of Waycross.
9:30--Address, by Mr.. w ;. William of /
Atlanta. Subject: How to Teach an In |
termediate Glass"
iO.OO-Address. by Rev. J. e. Wray of /
Macon. Subject 1.-The Successful Teach |
er."
lOSO-CaH of districts resumed.
11O0-Address, by Mr.. James NJ. Free |
man of Waycross Subject; "Old Time /
Sunday School"
l2OO-Call of districts resumed.
Wednesday Afternoon. 3:00-Service of /
song, led by Mr.. c. c. buchanan of Way |
cross.
3:2O-Election of officers. Selection of |
place Of next convention.
4.O0-Miscellaneous business.
5.OO-Call of districts concluded.
6:00-Adjournment.
Wednesday Night-Services to be held In /
the Independent Presbyterian church.
S:00-Mass meeting of Sunday schools. |
Short addresses. Programme to be an /
nounced. Adjournment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the seashore. |
Trains leave Tybee depot as follows $3.50 |
a. m. and 215 p. m. railroad time Zone |
hour slower than city time.) Returning, /
leave Tybee as follows: AIS and $50 p. m. |
Beach meetings at IL a. m. and D. m. /
Music and addresses. Basket dinner.
The Savannah reception committee has !
established headquarters at the Young /
Mems Christian Association hall, where all |
delegates will be received