Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-03-30
Phillips Comfy Sunday School Work.

Bow CREEK TOwNsHIP-another good conven
ton, warm sunny day was conclusive to a big
turnout, the house was full, some brought their
dinners and all haa good time in general An
excellent progra m was carried out, especially one
paper by Miss Sherwood, was well written and
well read. Frank Kizer, the Downs chalk talker,
war there and all were well pleased with his IN =
tcreetng talk The new officers OF Bow Greek
win in no way let the interest drag. Mr. Evan
Hebrew was elected president.
GRANITE TOWNSHIP had another good CONVENTION
Granite has been very unfortunate this winter
through sickness, everything has been Murdered
and put back by it, but Granite has indeed come
to the from through difficulties. there was plenty
OF interest and enthusiasm the program carried
out with full discussion Of all the subjects and
in he interest Of the Sunday school aud for the
further development OF the Bible study, A nor
maj class was organized aud is being taksn up
with plenty of pueh There are some good bible
students up there and they are still going to i'm
prove by taking the normal course as prescribed
by the state secretary, + Ergle, OF Abilene.
Phillips county will indeed have another good
item TO report for Granite, ii l. CasWel was
elected president, 40 Grnite will take several
steps ahead again this year.
WALNUT TOWNsHIP-conventiOn held at Nc
Grath school house on Walnut Creek, was an.
other good convention, the day was blustry and
kept q gOodly number away but plenty were
there who were interested in Sunday school work
and the work WAS thoroughly discussed in all ts
details, the excellent program was carried out
thoroughly and predict for Walnut this coming
year to make rapid growth In the good work
Two new Sunday school have been organized
since the convention one at the Sheriff. school
house in District 90 which Sunday school shall be
known by the name of "The Star of Hope
81 the second at the McGrath school house in
district rs which shall be known by the name OF
The Walnut Creek school, both schools are
started out with 60 cd promises Of an excelen.
attendance and interest In ) work its benefits
and results also quite number OF walnut sun
day school people belong to the normal class OF
Granite, the class meets ut Woodruff for reclta.
ton Ira l. White was elected president Mr.
White Is an interested worker In the cause and
that will insure success throughout Walnut for
the coming year.
RUsHyILLE ToWHsHIP-There was an excellent
program and plenty Of interested workers and
the result was q well conducted convention with
the enthusiasm increased TO twice the previous
amount, Frank 4 izer, the chalk talker, was also
there and gave an interesting talk on different
subjects. Rushville did evidently well last year
and better this year and the workers are 80 mum.
erous and interested and earnest that we can pre-
dict an other success for this year. u Parker
succeeded himself as president.
LOGAN TowNsHTP-there was another good con
vention in spite OF the inclemency OF the weather
the sun shOne bright, but the wind blew cold and
kept number away. We will give below short
synopsis OF the report Of the convention as 1t was
carried out and all VINO reads will know IL was
another grand success for Phillips cjunty. Con-
vention, opened at 80 m:
instrumental music--Miss Kate Hanpen,
Praise service by J Day,
! InYocatlop-hev A Davis,