The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-04-13
SUNDAY aCHOOL COnVENTIgN
Tbs Prog am Of the Twenty Flrst Annual
Session.

Session.
The following is the program OF tht
twenty first annual convention of tht
South Carolina Sunday School Con
vention, which will meet in George
town on May II:
TUESDAY NIGHT, MAY II.
SEQ, Songs OF Praise, By Local c'oir.
$50, Davotionsl, Thanksgiving Ser
vice, by Rev. D. M- Fulton.
s IS. What are our aims? Answered
BY President Hazard OF Georgetown
WHAT'S our Inspiration2 Answered
by Field Secretary Whllden,
What has Heen our Progress2 An
swered by R9v. j. W. Shell.
900. Address Subject CO be an
nourced oy Rev. R. N. Peatt, Co
lumbia
10 90 A6j >urnnent.
WEDNESDAY MORNING MAY 1S.
9 90 Devotional. Bg +. f. Whilden
45 Organization Enrolment. Ap
pointment OF Committees. Renorts
of Executive Com niltee and Field
Secretary.
10 co, O2en Conference and Qlestion
Drawer conducted by S. B. Ez.ll,
Sp2rtanburg.
II 10, Topic. The Life OF Christ,
Rev. W. 3. Duncan, Allendale.
II 30, Sundsy School management.
The SurerintenGeat's resporsib lity,
by = c. Dibbls, Orangeourg
The Teachers Meeting, open dis
sion
12 80 Reports and Miscellaneous, The
EgAngel.
l. o. AL purnment.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 18.
Primary Teachers Special Service in
charge OF Mrs. II s. Whilden, Su.
perintendent, Charleston.
500, Singing. Prayer. Scripture Sc.
lectoas
3 40, Paper, Equipment Of Primary
Teacher.
S.25, Normal Lesson.
Sicging.
3 50 Papers, Benz f,s derived from
Primary Teac lers' Unions, by,....
4 10, Lessons for next Sunday taught
with blackboard illustrations.
4.S0, Benediction.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MAY IS
500, Song S1rvlce, Conducted by
Choir.
s 80. Praise Service and Devotional,
+. f Whildsn,
S,45, Offerings for the Work. Report
Rev. w. l Herbert, Treasurer.
90, Address. Subj Jet: Jesus in His
Kingdom, By Rev. a E. Cornish,
Charleston.
1000 Adjournment.
TH0RsDAT MORNING, MAY 19.
900, Devononal.
80, Reports: (D Superintendent Pri
mary Department, Mrs. NJ. s. Whil.
den, Charleston.
(2) Superintendent Normal Depart
ment, Professor R. O. Sans, Gaf
ney.
(3) Superintendent Home Glass De
parlnent, Prof. j. a. GameHel],
Spartanburg.
(4) Statistical Secretary, Prof. R. O,
Sans.
% Treasurer. Rev. ". I. Herbert,
Florence.
10. 90. Financial. A better way. Ho Vi
Why? Rev. 7. q. Law, D. D.,
Spar:anburg.
1920, Normal Lesson, Rev. B. P.
Robertson, Gatfney.
HOO, The s. G. f iltion of the Inter.
national E7aDgel. by Editor c. W
BirchnoTe, Camden.
- 70, Miscellaneous. Farewell words.
LOO, Adjournment.
The above may still be changed
somewhat.)
Gospel hymns, Nos to 6 will be
used IN the singing.
NOTES. As seen from the above
program, the Superinteadents of the
Home, Primary and Normal Depart
ments, the Statistical Secretary and
the Treasurer will have brief written
reports to present to the Convention
also the Editor of the E7apg gel.
z? The County Vice Presidents (lc
wnOm copies of this program will De
sen will kindly send to the Secretary.
Rev. W. l. Herbert, at Florence, s.
c., or to Chairman of Executive Com.
nllttee, brief written reports OF condi.
lions and prospect of the WORK in
tneir respective counties.
(3) The County officers Or where
the couny IS not organized the county
Vice PresidenD WILL please see that the
pledges made Tor the county is collect
eu aud forwarded with ,ut fail, as the
Treasurer needs money.
(1l Special la.es Oh the railroads OF
TIE O.aLe have been authorized by the
Southern Passenger Association. Have
your railroad agent to wire few
Gays ahead 10 BE- sure they get tie
special rates for you.
% fnose who will attend the con,
venLlOn should send their names to
Rev. q. J. S.okes BY May 12:h.
(6) Let ali oevoutIy pray G-d's bles
sings upon the Convention and toa,
all tne work msy prosper IN our hands.
fraternally yours,
=. 4. CARLISLE, Cn., Ex Con,
Spartanburg, S. G.
AmelicA Onc Hundred Years Ago.