The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-10-04
PROGRAM.
Garrett County Sunday School Convention
to be Held in the U. Ii. Church at
Loeb Lynn Oct. 9th and 10th.
OCTOBER 9TH.-MORNING.

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11.00.-Preparatory service. Unit
ed prayer for Gods blessing on the
Convention. Led by the pastor, Rev.
F. M. Glenn. At the close of
this service entertainment committee
will meet and assign delegates to
their various homes.
AFTERNOON.
2.30.-Convention called to order by
President A. F. George, with brief in
troductory address.
2.40.-Devotional, conducted by
Geo. E. Bishoff.
2.50.-Convention sermon by Rev.
j. NJ. Yingling, of Cumberland.
3.3O.-"Importance of church cate
chism in Sunday school," by S. T.
Jones.
3.45.-"The Superintendent, His
duties" etc., by Rev. J. NJ. Davis.
4.00.-Discussion.
4.15.-Committees named. Recess.
NIGHT.
7.30.-Song and praise service led
by the choir.
7.45.-Welcome by the Pastor, Rev.
F. M. Glenn and the Superintendent
of the Sunday school.
S.0O.-Response by G. NJ. Miller.
S.10.-''The duty of every christian
to be member of the Sunday school
and all working for the salvation of
souls" by Geo. E. Bishoff.
6.25.-Discussion.
S.35.-"The young man-Why he is
not in Sunday school and how he can
be reached?'' by State Supt. Geo. H.
Mock.
S.50.-Discussion.
9.15.-Benediction.
OCTOBER 10TH.-MoRNING.
S.45.-Conference of workers, con-
Quoted by State Supt. Geo. H. Mock.
9.15.-Seryice of prayer and praise,
conducted by J. A, Hayden.
9.30.-'Value of early impressions"
by j. G. Renninger.
9.45.-Discussion.
10.0O.-"The perils of young people
and the Sunday school as a remedial
agency" by Rev. W. H. Osmond.
10.15.-'Better teachers and how to
train them" by State Supt. Mock.
1O.3O.-"The Sunday school teacher
His preparation, duties and mis-
takes" by F. A. Thayer.
10.45.-"The pastors relation to the
Sunday school," by Rev. J. M. Ying-
ling.
11.00.-Discussion.
.30.-Recess.
AFTERNOON.
1.45.-Devotional, conducted by H.
A. Hardesty.
2.00.-Reports of committees.
2.15.-"Systematic Bible study" by
Rev. George l. Uhler.
2.30.-"Our present needs" confer
ence conducted by Rev. H. johnson.
2.50.-"Training of workers." by C.
NJ. Miller.
3.05.-"The teacher as a soul-win-
ner," by Rev. R. B. Ward.
3.20.-"The secret of successful
teaching" by Prof. U. G. Palmer.
3.35.-"The work and reward by
Rev. Taylor Sines.
3.50.-General discussion and fare
well words.
4.15.-Adjournment.
NOTICE TO PASTORS AND sUPERIN-
TENDENTS.
DEAR BRETHREN:-You attention
is called to the above important gath
ering. The convention being thor
oughly INSTRUMENTATION the call
embraces all evangelical denomina-
tions, aud it is desired to have two
representatives from each Sunday
school in the county.
1t is also desired that each Young
Peoples Society be represented by
one delegate.
Pastors and superintendent are
delegates by virtue of their offices.
Brethren, will you not aid in max
ing this the greatest and most effec-
tive gathering of Sunday school work
ers ever held in the county?
Our prayer is that the Sunday school
work of the county will have such an
uplift through this convention that
revival of interest, and a soul-saving
power will permeate every nook and
corner of the county. Let us pray
and labor for these results.
The program has been published in
September Field Record, and a copy
sent to every pastor and superintend-
ent in the county. If any superin-
tendent fails to receive copy it will
be because we have not his name on
our list, and that is not our fault.
Pastors and superintendent are re-
quested to give public notice of the
convention and to read the program
to their respective fiocks.
Fraternally,
A. f. GEORGE,
DraCi1nnA