The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-04-28

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convention of the Lackawanna
County Sunday School associa-
" ( on will be held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Jer-
avn. There will be sessions morn
ng and evening, to which every Sun
day school in the county Is urged
to send their superintendent, pas
tor and two delegates. The OFF,
GERS Of the county association are
Halsey Lathrop, Scranton, president;
c. d. Winton. Jermyn, vice-president;
Miss Carrie Gear, Carbondale. CORES
pcnding secretary; Miss Louise Mace,
Peckville, recording secretary; Miss
Alice Butler, Carbondale. secretary OF
Home. department.; NJ. d. Lathrope'
treasurer; w. w. Fletcher, Carbonate,
chairman of executive committee Fol-
lowing is the programme;
MORNING SESSION.
10O0--Deyotional service, Rev. =. c. Cook, Jer.
myn.
1U.l5-Creetng, Rev. Mr.. Fessendcn, Jormyn.
lo9O--Response Miss Carrie Geary, Carbondale,
Music.
lo45--"A Successful superintendent" L. d.
Wolfe, Carbondale
II .O0-"IIouse House Visitation Dr. Roads.
1l.3O-Reports Of Officers.
Appointment Of Committees.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
200--Biblc Promise Meeting, Rev. NJ Thomp'
son. Jcrmyn.
2l5-Report Of Nominating Committee and
Election of officers.
Music.
o30--"Home Department Work." Miss Alice
Butler, Carbondale.
245--"Duty of All Church Members to the
Sunday School, Rev. Dr. Moon, Peck
- Vile.
Music.
3.O0-Fiveminute Addresses:
(a) prayer a Preparation for Teaching,
Miss Maude Bartlett, Carbondalc.
% GLOW Hold Attention of Restless
Class of Boys" Miss Louise Mace, Peck
vile.
(c) Work Outside of the Sunday School
Class" Miss Lena Clark, Scranton.
5-"Evangelistic Work and Decision Day, u
DR.. Roads
Music--Offering
81 --"Teachers' Meetings-Shall We Have
Them2' L. F. Bower, Scranton
4OO-"Next Sundays Lesson, Taught to Pri
mary Glass;" Mrs. Barnes
EVENING SERVICE.
Song service.
730--"The Supreme Purpose Of Sunday Schoo
Teaching" NJ. d. Lathrope Carbondae
750-"The Intermediate Glass and Its Work,
Mrs. Barnes.
Musc-Offering.
s.20-"Mcn in the suAday School," Rev. IT, J
Whalen, Carbondale.
The full orchestra of the Me Apdist Episcopa
Sunday , school 3 will be present 4 furnish musi
The following music will be given a
the Second Presbyterian church to
morrow:
MORNING.
praIudn for NinIin and organ HAndqnte Re.
ligioso" ........................... Thom
+. II. Wdmayer volnst.
Anthem, "Rejoice in the Lord" ...... .Kotzschma
ofertory solo, 'Hark, | Hear the Seraphs
Sing .,.......,................ FaW
r. d. Williams
Violin obligato by Mr. Widmayer)
postludc, 'Festal Song ''...,........J. f. wes
EVENING.
Prelude, "Nison" "................J. RheinberGt
Anthem, blessed Is the Man" j. Barnb
Due -Artory, Jesus, the Very Thought of
ihte .......'.........',.,..... Marsto
Miss Garagan and Mr.. Gippel.
'ostludc, "Scherzo" (sonata 4 fat.
Dudley Buc
Bishop Talbot confirmed a class {
eleven persons at Christ Episcop,
church for the rector, Rev. +. S. Ba
lentine, on the occasion of his fir:
vista Of the parish for that pul
pose. of these were men, thre
were men. and five were youn
ladies in their teeens.
He congratulated the rector and pee
pie on the evidence of faithful wor
done during the past year, and II
prospect of substantial growth in II
future. He admitted to the rector
private that he originally did not e,
pect him to hold out in his new fiel
more than six or eight weeks. The pa
lor musicale Thursday evening did M
net as much as hoped, but it was 81
cially a decided success, and was tho
oughy enjoyed by all those present