The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-08-10
THE EIGHTH SESSION
Of the Baptist Sunday School
Chautauqua.
Meets al Lenoir Next Tuesday. ASpIendid Pro-
gram Has Been Prepared. Opportunity
to Visit Blowing Rock.

School Chautauqua meets in Lenoir, Cald-
well county, next Tuesday, August 14th
and will continue in session till Sunday,
the 10Th.
rate of only one-half fare has been
secured over all the railroads and this
gives an opportunity to visit the noun
tains cheaper than in any other way.
Tickets will be on sale August 18th, 14th
and 18th, good to September 1st.
Lenoir is only twenty miles from
Bloing Rock, the great mountain resort
and an arrangement has been made by
which a round trip rate of only $500 has
been secured from Lenoir to Blowing
Rock
Board at Lenoir and at Blowing Rock
can be had by those attending the Chau-
tauqua at $1.OO per day.
The programme of the Chautauqua Of
fers a great feast to Sunday School
workers and Christians generally.
Lenoir is reached by Seaboard or South
ern. If you go by S. A. L., leave Raleigh
at a. m. If you go by Southern leave
at 1920 a. M, and you go straight
through.
The music of the Chautauqua has al
ways been an attractive feature. Prof.
S. W. Beazley, of Dayton, Va, splen
did teacher and leader, will have charge
of the vocal music, and Mr.. John w.
Cheek, of Raleigh, the leader of our or
chestra from the beginning, is to fill
his accustomed place and be assisted by
a company of specially selected must
clans.
Each day at 10 o'clock Rev. DR.. A. A.
Marshall, pastor of the First Baptist
church of Raleigh, will give a Bible
study
Prof9C. C. Crittenden, recently elected
to the Chair of Pedagogy in Wake For
est College, will be with us and give
Normal instruction, addresses, etc.
Mr.. 10. H. WeatherS of Raleigh, and
Rev.AWS. r. wilkins, of Mars Hill, will
conduct PRIMARY Day." and every pri-
mary teacher should be on hand.
Saturday there is to be a great parade
and picnic-"a feast in the mountains"
Senator N. B. Broughton, of this place,
is president of the Chautauqua. Mr.. II.
N. Simms is secretary.
The programme is as follows:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 19-
(First Session.)
geo p m.-Devotional exercises ard
formal opening of the eighth Chautauqua
Song Service of each session led by
Prof s. w. Beazley.
Music by Chautauqua orchestra. j, w.
Cheek leader.
$3.50 p. m.-Addresses of welcome:
Rev. A. T. Howell for the Baptists.
J. l.. Nelson, Esq, for the other de-
nominations.
Col. Edmund Jones for the town of Le-
noir.
Response, by Rev. w. L. Richards,
Hendersonville.
4:3O p. m.-President's address:
Subject-"The True Philosophy of the
Sunday School,
TUESDAY EvENING-(Second SESSION.
500 p. m.-Song Service.
Sermon, by Rev. S. ]. Porter, Fayettc-
ville
Business announcements.
WEDNESDAY MORNING-Third Session.
7:OO-Teaching lesson for August y.
1900. Mrs. T. M. Tucker, Reidsville
9:30-Service of song.
blackboard illustration. Judson Peele.
10:OO-A Bible study. Conducted by
Rev. A. A. Marshall, ID. D., Ra,eigh.
10 :3O-Address-"W of Cheer from
the Field" Rev. b. w. Spilmal.
11:15-Address-'T Bible by Heart ="
Rev. Hight G. Moore, Newberr
INSTRUMENTATION of members. An
nouncement of committees.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON -trou;,h
SESSION.
3:00-Service of song.
330-Bible normal lessons. Prof c. G.
Crittenden, Chair of Pedagogy, Wake
Forest College.
4:25-Conference of Sunday School Off
GERS. John A. Oates editor N. G. Bap-
tisD, presiding.
1. How to know a good teacher.
2. What are the duties of an assistant
superintendent?
3. How to grade the school.
WEDNESDAY EvENING-Fifth Session
.SS:00-Service of song.
S:30-Chautauqua Evangelistic Service.
Sermon. Rev. H. A. Brown, d. d.,
Winston.
THURSDAY MORNING-Sixth Session.
7:CO-Teaching lesson for September
29th 19O0-"The Good Samaritan" Prof.
John e. Ray.
9:0G-Scrvice of song.
Blackboard Illustration. Judson Peele.
1000-A Bible study. Rev. A. A. Mar
shall, d. d.
Disciplinary work. Under direction
of J. H. Weathers and Rev. W. L. Will
kins. ~
THURSDAY AFTERNooN-Seven Ses-
sion.
3:00-Service of song.
Blackboard illustratingj. Judson Peelc.
3:30-Address-"De Teaching"
Prof. G. G. Crittenden
4:00-Questons on Practical Sunday
School Methods.
Seven minute talks:
The value of the general exercises in
the Sunday School, ]. d. Moore, Gas
tonia
How Shall Teachers Influence Schol-
ars to Study Lesson at Home? Rev. E. S.
Reaves, Statesville.
The Library-What is it for? Archibald
Johnson.
How can Adult Members of the Church
be Brought into the School? p. c. Kaiser,
Granite Falls.
Value of the Teachers Meeting. Prof.
G. E. Brewer.
Sunday School Funds-How to Raise