Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1899-07-25

Sunday School rlass fleeing,
To Re Held in Mr.. }. b. Bdtson's Groee, Near
Mtddlerny. Ja'y "a, IS, 90 and 3d.
PROGRAMME.
OPENING SESSION, THURSDAY NIGHT Az
O'CLOCK.
Introductory Remarks, by Rev. F. A
Strother, p c.
Address of Welcome, by Rev. II. S.
Rudasil, of Shenandoah Junction.
Recitation. by Miss Celia cockriltt
title: The Water Mill
Address, by Baltimore Christian Advo-
cate representative-sub "Epworth
League its Origin, Growth and Advan-
tage."
Recitation, by Miss Virginia Duna-
Topic, Young Peoples Society
Work, - discussed by Rev. L. R. Mil
bourne, of Charles Town, Bros. Mason
Heidwohl and r. Dunaway, of Leetown
vicinity, and others.
FRIDAY NIeHT SESSION.
Song Service at 1880.
Recitation, by Miss VERNE Marshall.
Address. by Rev. DIR. Hough, of Ber-
ryville-subject; THE Highest Happi-
ness is Found in aConsciousness of Duty
Performed"
fNGClIdllOu- ny MISS
Talks on the Social and Literary De
partment Work, by Revs. ]. L, Kibler,
Claude S. Hesser and Chester Swimley.
SATURDAY MORNING SESSION.
Preaching by the Elder at 1890. and
Quarterly Conference.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Prayer and praise service at 2i3o.
Recitation, by Miss Charlotte Barnes.
Address. by Rev. S, G. Ferguson, of
Martinsburg, on 1.-THE Sunday School as
a Factor in the Evangelization of the
World
Recitation, by Miss Florence Watson.
Talk on Sunday School and Epworth
League Work, by Rev, 1. G. Michael, of
Linden, Va.
Essay, by Miss Edith Lloyd
SATURDAY NIGHT SESSION.
Song and praise service at 1880.
Recitation, by Miss Lille Kennedy.
Address, by Rev. c. l.. Potter, of
Hedgesville- Subjects - Sacrifice an
Essential Attribute of Religion.
Recitation. by Miss Grace Morria.
Topic, The Good Part Reference.
Luke 3S-42-discussed by Rev. Claude S.
HesSer and Others.
Recitation, by Miss Maggie GIBBS.
SUNDAY MORNING SESSION.
Prayer, Experience and Praise Meet
ing, $50.
Recitation, by Miss Florence Watson.
Address, by Rev. H. H. Kennedy, of
Charles Town-Subiect: The Twentieth
Century Outlook for the Coming of
Christ's Kingdom.
Recitation, by Miss jamie C. Strider-
Title: The Burial of Moses.
Address, by Rev w. f. Locke, of
Washington, d. C.-Subjcct: 9 The need
of Cheerful and Earnest Workers in the
Charity and Help Department"
SUNDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
Praise service at $3.50
Recitation, by Miss Edna Huyett
Address, by Rev. DR.. b. w. Bond, of
Winchester, Va. Subject: Christian Ed
ucation.
Recitation, by Miss Grace Morris
Title: The Changed Cross.
Talk, by Rev. c. L, Potter, of Hedges
Subject: The Importance of the
Older People Working in the Sunday
School.
Recitation, by Miss Alice Shumaker,
Essay, by Miss Helen Bates.
Recitation. by Miss Grace Linsey.
SUNDAY NIGHT SESSION.
Song and Praise Service 7.3o.
Recitation, by Miss Celia Cockrill-
Title: These Hearts of Ours
Address, by Rev. l.. S. Rudasil, of
Shenandoah Junction-Subject How to
be Brave and Strong Epworth Lacquer.
Recitation. by Miss Hattie Grantham
Essay, by Mr.. George P, Shirley.
Interesting features of the meeting re-
viewed
Resolutions framed and adopted.
Closing remarks by Rev. f. A. Stroth-
er, p. c.
Solos, duets. quartets, choruses and
instrumental music a specially, and ma
ny other attractive features. Book used, |
q Young Peoples Hymnal"
Organist-Miss Ella b. Jennings
Observation-Disclosures. II. NJ. Baker and |
G. NJ. Slifer of Charles Town.