Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-09-20
NINTH BNNUAL CONVENTION
OF the Wayne County Sunday School International Associa
tion: To Be Held at Go1dsboro, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday. Oct. 5th, 9th and 7th. 1900,

10 BE He1o u HoioSDoro, friday, Saturday and "
Sunday, Oct. 5th, 9th and 7tb. 1900,
Tee oou...yy Sunday School Association will be held in
oo'~ 5 10. 9Th, 9th and 7th. It is desired that every
school in the county assemble with it's officers, teachers
and scholars Saturday morning at 10 o'clock on Court
House square, and then they will march to the Assemb bly,
Hall, where the exercises will be concluded. A large
choir aided by an orchestra will lead the singing. A prize
viii be given the school who has the largest percent of
its regular enrolled members present. All those who will
come and spend the time in Godsooro, are requested to
send in their names to Capt. j. E. Peterson, Goldsboro,
Chairman Committee on Entertainments. No public din
ner. All those who bring baskets or packages and do
not want to leave them elsewhere will find a man at the
court house who will give a check for all packages and
baskets, and take care Of them. The corrt house square
is large and shady and the we'll the best in town. Every
body will find a warm welcome in the city, and it is hops
ed everybody who enjoys good music and the Sunday
school work will do all in their power to get everybody
else to come. The following is the programme.
Friday Evening.
7:30 Musical Concert.
$40 Announcement.
1926 Address, B. r. Lacy, President of State Sunday
School Association.
9:15 Adjournment.
Saturday Morning.
1000 Assembly of schools of the county in Mass
Meeting on Court House Square.
1890 March to Assembly Hall.
1850 Song Service and Prayer by DR.. F. W. FAIRIES.
lilo Address of Welcome, Mayor J. E. Peterson.
1920 Response, RIB. Raiford, Mount Olive.
11:3o Opening words by county president.
114O Music.
1850 Half hour with children, 10. q. Weathers, Ra-
leigh.
1920 Recess.
Saturday Afternoon.
2:3O Song Service.
2:34 Bible Reading, Rev. W. c. Newton.
800 Reports from Townships and Discussions.
315 Report of Committees.
500 Awarding the prize to schools having the largest
attendance. Geo. E. Hood.
3:25 Address, 3. W. Spillman, Raleigh.
400 Adjournment.
Sunday Morning.
$50 Service of Song.
1000 Prayer, DR., F D. Swindell.
1905 Teaching of Lesson for October 9TH, Rev. B. ".
Spi1man.
1910 Congregational Singing.
1850 Address, The State Association and it's Relation
to the Sunday School work.
Ills Music and collection.
1925 Convention sermon, DR.. Kigo, Durham.
1910 Recess.
Sunday Afternoon.
2:3O Service in song.
800 Black Board and object teaching for Primary
class. 10. Fl. Weathers, Raleigh.
$50 Address. The Teacher. r. N. Simms, Raleigh.
4:1O Round table discussion.
4:3o Adjournment.
All Sunday School workers and Ministers of the Cos,
pei are delegates and are earnestly requested to be pres
ent and to use their best efforts to have a large number
in attendance.
ALI delegates desiring to spend their timein Goldsboro
during the convention will please send their names to
Capt. j. e. Peterson. Goldsboro, and he will be glad to
assign you to a home. We decided to hold the convention
in Goldsboro because we could not get a house in the
country large enough to hold the people, and because we
could not get so large a choir and an orchestra in the
country. We hope to have the largest, best and most
enjoyable of all former conventions.
There will be no public dinner. All those who bring
baskets or packages Saturday and Sunday may s.leave
them at the Court House who will be given a check for
them, and the people can spend their recesses on the