The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1897-07-28

1On OF the Sunday-SChOol Work Ill North
By Rev. B. W Spillrlan. Con-
ference on the Work i'll CIR State-Open
Discussion.
HOO a. ln.-Song Service.
Ills a. n.-Teachirg of Lesson for
August 18TH" Abstaining for the sake of |
Others" W. II. Ragsdale, Greenville.
1900 circumference on Teaching.
Ten-lllinute Talks on the Teachers |
Work
I. In Preparing the Lesson, John E.
Ray, Raleigh, N. c.
2. In Management of Class before and
after Lesson, w. w. Filler, Greensboro.
g. In Pastoral Work, R. D. Caldwell,
Lu1nberton.
800 p. m.-Concert by Orchestra.
$50 p. m.-.Sunday-school Ruts,
and How to Pry Out of Them" F. W.
Hancock, Oxford.
400 p. n.-Teaching of Lesson for
August 22nd; ''The Excellence of Chris
tan Love-" by T. S. Sprinkle, Winston.
Five-minute Talks bytTeachers
2. How l Keep the Attention. of My
Class, ProfC. E. Brewer, Wake Forest
2. How Secure Lesson Study, w. J.
McLenden, Wadesboro.
$50 p. nj. Vocal Concert
e.oop. m.-Address-''Life in Mex
ico," Rev. H. R. Mose1ey, Florence, S:
c. who spetlt a number of years in Mex
leo as Missionary.
THURSDAY, AUGUST II. i.
900 a. mrDevotiona1 Bible Study,
led by Prof. w. R. Cullom
$50 a. m-Conference of Superin-
tendents, Officers and Teachers, led by
NJ. A. Allen, Reidsvil1e.
| I. The General Exercises-What?
2. Management Grading, Attendance
and other Problems.
/ 3. How to Secure Teachers.
| TO- a. Address" The Honor an6
Opportunity of the Superintendent Of
fee" E. E. Hilliard, Scotland Neck.
HOO a. m.-Teaching of Lesson TO
| August 29th; 'Paul opposed at Ephesus,
by H. B. Parker, Goldsboro.
II.45 a. m.-Song Service
800 p. m.-Women' Meeting. Con
ference on "Womans Work" led b,
Miss Reid, Moody Bible Institute, Chi
cage.
400 p. m.-''Pins Preaching to Prac
teal Peop1e'-an object talk, by Rev
&. &c. Thomas, Fayetteville
: 4.5o p. n.-The Sunday-school Ii
brary-Its Value.
What Should be in 1t?
, How Shall 1t be managed? A paper b
Miss Carrie Lee Mclean, Charlotte
1 500 p. III. Overture by the Orchestra
+ $50 p. III. = Lecture Humoror
$ Side of Courtslip and Matrimony," Re,
c. c. Brown, d. ID, Su,sapter, S. c.
y FRIDAY, AUGUST I3-cHILDREN's DA,
+ 600 a. m-Devotional Stud,
led by Prof W. R. Cullom
e3oa m-Children's Chorus Sc
q vice, under direction of Prof. J. H. Ru
: bush.
O. 1000 a. inflow We Teach Our Pr
-. mary Departahent, with exhibition I
class in object teaching, sand map. etc
u Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Weathers, Raleigh
It HOO a. m.-Chalk Talk for Childre
IS by Miss Maud Reid
>. 1880 am. How We Teach o
10 Girls Intermediate Department, Mr. al
Mrs. w. A. Cooper, Raleigh.
- 1900. m.-"Best Things i'll Prina
J. Work-Maragem Promotion, Visit
II ton" A Paper by Mrs. Tyson, Carthas
Isl 800 p. n.-Open Air Concert by {
20 chestra at Hotel Townsend.
- Drill by Boys Brigade of the Bapt
- Tabernacle, Raleigh, in uniform.
II 400 p. m.-Talks OIL Boys Briga
Work, led by Capt. J. J. Bernard, R
n eigh.
ia 4. 80 p. m."-Who shall have t
Boy?" by J. w. Bailey, Editor Bibli
Recorder.
g 500 D. m-Election of Officers a
IL Other Business.
S.oop. m.-Concert and Enterta
q nent by Orchestra and Members of
Chautauqua.
ri SATURDAY, AUGUST ID.
900 a. m.-Devotional-B Stu,
- Prof. w. R. Cullom.
as $50 a. m.-Teaching of Lesson of
to for September 5til; christian Givin!
nv by Mrs. T. NJ. Tucker, Reidsvi1le.
Of 1915 a. m.-Address-."The Relat
of the Supday-scl1obi to :Denoninatio
Progress, Rev John E. White, Cor.
IL Baptist State Convention.
lis HOO a. m.-Question~Box. -.-<
he II.3o a. m.-Teachers' Meetings
ad Home Department Work, N B. Brou
ton.
.oom--Difhculties in Country Sche
,,on A Conference led by Rev. w. B. +
rell, NJ. D., Dunn.
1890 p. m.-Sunday-schools i'll l
pe tory Districts-Their Needs Prof. E..
~, Moses, Rock Hill, S. c., F. B. Asher
IS 4 Monroe.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Recreation,
Twilight Concert by Chautauqua B
on Campus of Hotel Townsend.
the Social Gathering at Hotel Townsen
81 SABBATH.
100 a. In-Consecration Hour.
'ii' vices conducted by Rev. M. L. Kes
lay High Point.
p. Io.ooa. m.-Address- Great "
and its Reward" Prof. ]. B. Car
Wake Forest.
II.3o a. m-Annuai Chautauqua
'iii3 mon, by Rev. A. NJ. Sims, D. D.,
tle eigh.
tor, 800 p. m.-'Mother and the Sun