The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1900-07-27
HONOLULU TO BE THERE,
Tie y VI e. a Juhihe Exhibit
Viii be Held in Boston
Next Year

| other material, u is desired 20 show
| graphically the history. scope and ue.
| seiopmcnt uf all phases Of the Am n.
| can association movement. As such If
s believed that this exhibit viii be on.
| u the most important features of the
| convention.
| The success OF this semi centennial
| exhibit depends upon the co-operation
| in giving time. thought. work and ma
| terial, of every member OF the classes
| In Bible study, and Educational ana
| Physical work in all associations; OF
| very department committee, OF every
| Employed officer and OF al the Boards
| of Directors.
The International Committee recon-
| mend that "A Jubilee Committee be APP
| pointed, where this Is not Already don=.
20 take charge of the matter and bring
| about creditable showing. Through
these committees not only the best par
-icipation of each local association may
be made in the Jubilee Exhibit: but
also through them interest In and at
tendance of delegates at the convention
should be developed.
That the exhibits shall be prepared
to show especially the facts of history
growth, development, etc, of each
phase of association work from it's or
ganization to the present.
The plans contemplate the classified.
ton of the Exhibit by subject, as has
been the practice heretofore, and as IL
the general custom of such exhibits
That is, for example, all the work
Bible study from all associations viii
be in one section, the Physical work In
another, and so on. Again, the work
in Bible study from the railroad assO-
Citations viii be by itself as a part OF
the entire exhibit in Bible study, SINH
larly for exhibits in al other subjects.
Charts. maps and photographs Illus
trating the history and growth of asso-
citation work in each department as u
whole, such as in the Railroad, the
student, the Foreign and other de
partments, will be given separate sec
lions In the historical division of the
Exhibit. The similar graphic and his
torical EXHIBIT material from each state
and provincial committee, and from
each local association will be arrange
in special sections of the historlca
division.
Awards of merit will be given in one
or more departments of work on n simi
lar basis TO that of the Grand Rapids
Exhibit in 1899.
The announcement of the committee
says: The exhibit material of all kind
must be received at the rooms of thr
Exhibit in Boston vy May %, 1901. In
order that the great number of exhibits
may be successfully arranged, the
Board of Judges do their work, ana
still permit the Committee to open tn
Exhibit to the public few days be
fore the convention begins. Many dele
gates will thus have the best oppor-
tunity to study this important exhbi
before the sessions of the convention.
claim their attention.
The material for exhibit may briefJ
be divided as follows:
Products and operation of Glass Work
in Bible study, Physical, and Educa
tional subjects.
Historical, and other material show
ing growth and evolution.
The association movement as n
whole.
State and Provincial Work
Local associations.
General.
The material for this portion of the
exhibit should be limited In quantity
to that OF the highest and most repre-
sentative quality. 1t should include tn,
products and show the operation of
classes in Bible study, Educationa
Physical and other forms OF class work
1t should be of the same character an
similarly mounted on uniform s re 3
cardboards, 22x2S inches, as i'm the Ex-
hibit at Grand Rapids. May. 1899 The
detailed instructions for the selection
and mounting of this material viii b
published In the complete instructions
for the Jubilee Exhibit, to be issued
about January l, 1901
Charts and maps will be prepared
showing the evolution of the move
ment as whole throughout the CONT |
nent; also showing the progress in tn
various departments of work such as
the Field, College Railroad, Army AMI
Navy, Foreign, and others; the growth |
of the secretaryship hip-international, |
state and local; the evolution of the |
building movement; the growth of |
how Ia Il, l..
the exhibit of the Historical Library
will be prominent part of this divi- |
sion. |
Through the Jubilee Committee of
each association, and on a uniform |
plan ii is desired that by similar means |
the history and development of the |
work in each local association may be
shown This material should includ |
of the first general secre- |
tary and each of his successors to the |
present, of the first president of the |
association and each Of his successors |
in office, the photographs of the first |
charter members. If possible to secura |
them, photographs of the first rooms |
by the association, and of |
succeeding rooms or buildings so used |
to the present time In small compass |
using therefor two cardboards 22X2S |
irches. the growth of lour or FIVE The |
most important items of association |
work should be shown for each year
from the first to the present sucn as
the total membership, the average daily
attendance, the net valuation of the |
property, the number of men on COM
md the annual current ex-
penses. The above material illustrating
the history and evolution of each asso-
citation should be arranged on, or take
the space of not more than five or SIX
cardboaros 22x2s inches, or twenty-five
square feet
The plans contemplate providing for
The exhibit OF the publications and 9TH
er printed matter used in correction
with association work In all It's phases.
from the circular of class in a local
association through the prospectuses
bulletins, books. etc.
The plans imply unity of purpos
N the exhibits. harmony OF arrange
nent, and an efficiency In their use DIR
ing the convention. II is hoped that
each principal division OF the exhibr
may be manned by n person who will
giVe periodic explanations. aIso thot a |