The Globe-republican., 1900-05-24
Thought. reason and judgment, we do
not find in children.

Children cnange ana are IN m otIOH. anO
they need separate place for the pri-
mary classes a curtain drawn across
the room would do. Must have separate
place because of mental endowment.
His eyes must be controlled. Eighty per
cent. of knowledge came by the eyes.
The pictorial enlarged the vfsualized
sense, which is becoming more developed
by the pictures.
Care and order was the child,s desire.
The child likes strict teachers, because
they can depend upon them. The COM
mon feeling of the child is that he wants
to know what he depend on.
Mode of teaching was adopted to the
development of the child. The child,
when he goes out into the world, he
knows of God just as his father and
mother knows If we could teach the
child as he knows in his heart he would
soon be converted, as his tendency is to
worship God.
| s:May God give MS grace to keep his laws
as he has given them TO u.s., said Mrs
Preuszner, in closing. Her address was
highly appreciated
| Monday morning, President Pratller
made a report in writing. Ford coanty
was in better condition than last year,
and greater interest was IN modern
methods Obligations have all been
| paid and there was surplus left. Mr-
Prather's report was ordered printed in
the county papers.
Secretary Amos made his yearly report.
There were D schools and 19 were open
the year round. In comparison with last
year there is a large gain in all respects.
There are 2I3 officers and teachers and a
total mem bership of 1447. Average at
tendance 1916. Joined church from
eight schools. 56.
The next convention is to be held in
the Christian church, Dodge City. Satur-
day and Sunday, May Il and IS, 1901
The nominating committee, consisting
of Mrs. G. a. HuIpieu, Mrs. T.. x. Van
Horn, Mrs. B. F, Milton, VIII Davis,
Il. a. Scates and w. II. Preston. made
the following report, which was adopted !:
For President-F. II. Prather
Vice -Presidents-H. A Cord, II. r.
Marion, Jos. Worker, H W. Dorsett. z.
n. Ridenour, Robert Porter.
Secretary-W. S. Amos.
Assistant Secretary-Vincent Ragland.
Treasurer V. Stewart.
Executive Committees. j. Crumbine,
Leroy Martin, John Lloyd.
Primary Dept.-AIiss Mary incl
| Normal Work-Rev. E. NJ. Carr
| Superintendent Home Dept.-A1rs. B.
| F. Milton.
The Committee Oh Resolutions-N- B.
| Klaine, Mrs. G. NJ. Price, j. D. Bailey
and 5. A. Burrell-made the following
| report, which was adopted:
/ l. We recognise the Sunday School as
| the primary institution in the life ard
growth of the church. It is the seed life
| of the Christian From its germ springs
! the Christian character Under the good
influences of the Sunday School is nur-
/ tured the life aud destiny of the Chris
| tian
| ?. We appreciate the training Of the
Sunday School and its influence upon the
| mind of the youth. We realize that i'm
pressions made upon youthful minds will
| bear fruit in after years.
8. We recognise the duty of the par
ent in the encouragement of all Sunday
| School work-to the end that chiTdren
| may be led into the way of righteousness
4. We commend the good offices of
| the officers and members of the Ford
| County Sunday School Association, and
| all others engaged in Sunday School du-
| ties. for the faithful and hearty work
performed by them, without hope of re-
| ward, except the everlasting blessing of
our Father in Heaven.
5. This committee finds much to COM
mend In the work of this convention.
/ We recognize that great good has been
/ done in the reading and speaking on the
/ lessons; and that many important sug-
gestions have been made that will find
generons response in the future conduct
| of the Sunday Schools of the county
s. That the Christian people and all
good citizens, without respect to creed or
prediIection, be asked to cooperate in
Sunday School work and in the encorr-
| agement of Christian principles, that our
| county may be relieved from the thraIl-
i dom OF sin and the usurpation of the
devil.
Z. We are thankful to Bro. EngIe,
Bro. Wood and Sister Preuszner, and to
| our local clergy and brethern for the part
| taken in this convention and for the good
accomplished
| s. This time has been a benediction.
| Truly, the Lord has been with the delib-
erations of this convention There have
| been words of Inspiration that will carry
| their joy into the greater activities of
Christian life For this good are
gratefully thankful to the Lord
8. Let US ask more earnest work in
| the promotion of the Sunday School
/ throughout our county. Let us consider
/ it our duty Christians in this work
| a duty we owe to ourselves, and to the
All-wise God, who rules our destinies.
TO- Let us not be sscIouds without
| water, carried about of winds; trees
whose fruit withereth without fruit.
/ twice dead. pl1cked up by the roots,''
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