The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1899-07-23
MEETS TUESDAY AND AID
JOURNS SUNDAY NIGHT.
A GREAT TABERNACLE BUILT FOR |:
Half Rates Given by the Railroads. An later.
esiifg Program for the Week. Some
Distinguished Names on it.
So .cia Music.

Chatauqua will be held at Shelby this
week, beginning Tuesday evening. July
25th. and closing Sunday evening,
July 3Oth.
The railroads have made a rate Of one
fare for the round trip and the hotels
and boarding houses give a So week
rate. A great tabernacle has been built
by the citizens of Shelby, especially for
the Chatauqua.
A feature of the meeting will be four
days of normal training by Rev. DIR. c.
r. Blackall, of Philadelphia. editor of
the Periodicals of the American Bap-
fist Publication Society and one of the
foremost Sunday school men of the
world. He has promised to be crescent
and give normal lesson each day.
The music Of the Chatauqua has al
ways been an attractive feature. Prof.
III. A. Wolfsohn, of Atlanta, will again
have charge of the vocal music, and
Mr.. John w. Cheek, of Raleigh. the
leader of the orchestra from the begin
ming, is to fill his accustomed place and
be assisted by a company of specially
selected musicians.
The programme for Tuesday evening
first session. will be:
500 p. m.-Praise Service. Led by
Mr.. II. A. Wolfsohn.
900 p. m.-Address of Welcome. By
e. Y. Webb, Esq, Shelby.
Responses:
For the West, Rev e. NJ. Lightfoot,
Pastor at Waynesville.
For the East. III. b. Parker, Esq,
GOldsboro.
For the State, Rev. b. w. Spiman.
Business Announcements; Appoint
ment of Committee to Nominate Officers.
Wednesday Morning. Second SEES
sien):
$50 a. m.-Devotional Meeting.
Conducted by Rev. J. w. Lynch of
Wake Forest.
1000. a. m.-Song Service.
1915 a. m.-President's Address.
1916 a. m.--Enrollment Of Members.
HOO a. m.-SOng and Praise Service.
Ills a. m.-Address-"The Text
Book of the Sunday School," Prof. w.
L. Poteat, of Wake Forest College.
Wednesday Afternoon. Third SEES
sion):
$50 p. m.-Song Service.
400 p. INFORMAL Hour. Typical
Session. Rev. G. r. Blackall, d. D.
"Wednesday Evening. Fourth SEES
SION:
500 p. m.-Song Service.
$50 p m.-The Chautauqua Sermon.
Rev. w. NJ. Vines, Asheyille.
Thursday Morning Fifth Session.:
$50 a. m.-Bible Study-'"The Holy
Spirit in Our Work" Conducted by
Rev. B. Lacy Hoge. Of Concord.
1000 a. m.-Address-"Th Sunday
School and the Times" Rev. j. l.
Ayers, South Carolina.
1890 a. INFORMAL Hour. A Method
of Study; Drill Illustrated by Lesson for
July 80. Rev. c. r. Blackall, d. d.
11:3O a. m-Address-'.T Teachers and
Teaching Prof j. c. Blasingame,
President North Carolina Baptist Fee
male University.
Thursday Afternoon. Sixth Session.:
$3.50 p. m.--Song Service.
3:45 p. m.-Conference on Sunday
School Work. Ten Minute Talks.
/. How Can We Increase the Attend
ance? Rev. II. G. Kendrck, Of South
Carolina.
g How Hold the Attention! Prof.
w. ]. Ferrell, Wadesboro.
3. How Secure Lesson Study? Prof.
NJ. Nj. Lemmond, Asheville.
4. How Increase the Offerings?
Prof E. Mex. Goodwin, Morganton.
5. How Improve the Music? Prof.
s. 2. Hatton, Hickory.
5:15 p. .m.-How to Use the Black
Board for Illustrating. 10. Fl. Weathers.
Thursday Evening. Seventh Session.:
$3.50 p. m.-Musical Concert. Under
direction Of Mr.. III. A. Wolfsohn, Mrs.
w. B. Nix and Mrs. II. f. Tredway.
Friday Morning. Eighth SESSION.:
$50 a. observation-disclosures Prayer
and Promise. Rev. S. J. Porter, Nor
canton.
1000 a. m.-Primary Work.
/. How Primary Teacher Presents
the Lesson. Rev W. T.. Wilkins, Clyde.
2. Essay: Hints for Teachers of Lit
tie Folks. Mrs. r. b. Henry, Wades-
bOrO.
3. Object Lessons in Primary Work.
4. Essay Children's Meetings. Miss
Bertha Stein, Raleigh.
11:30 a. inflow | Teach a Class of
Fifty Boys. r. N. Simms, Esq, Raj
eigh.
1900 m.-Busness-R of Com
mittee on Nomination of Officers.
Friday Afternoon. Ninth Session.:
$3.50 p. m.-Song Service.
400 p. m.-Address-''The Sunday
School of the Twentieth Century" Rev.
Jno. 4. White.
4:3O p. INFORMAL Hour. Attention;
Drill. Rev. G. X. Blackall, ID. ID.
Friday Evening:
500 p. m.-An Evening of Recital,
Song and Mimicry, with TN. Gilmore
Lucey.
Saturday Morning. (Tenth Sessions
Rallying Day for Baptist Sunday
schools of Cleveland County
A Teachers Bible to be given to the
school which has present in line the
largest percentage Of its membership.
Under direction of Rev. r. +. Tired
way, Pastor Shelby Baptist Church.
$50 a. m.-Lesson Study-Lesson for