The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-01

reAulsS are 0OCal0eO Wneu WISE
employer is present and overseeing.
A liberal song service will create
interest and the sentiment OF the
song should be an inspiration. A
live musical director is a soul
catcher. The effective work that
counts must be done In the eachcrs'
half hour. a short time to record
the attendance and gather the Of
fering. Then the real battle is on.
Those bunches OF energy must be
captured. There is nothing SO ef-
fectiye as the old, story Of Jesus
and His love- Bring out the tai
ents OF your school, not too much
lesson review, but each session aim
to have some member recite, read.
talk, sing OF play, especially make
use of the Young, and good and
lasting IMPRESSIONS are often made.
All ages enjoy their efforts. Ralph
Grimes, a small boy will hold our
school in perfect attention. another
with violin, another with recta-
tion.
~ am setting our school up as a
model. We are far from perfect;
we have boys who have literally
been born and raised in our school
and whose nome training and secu-
lar schools have been good, who
will forget themselves. We have
teachers who err sometime. We
have superintendent who doeth
things he should not do, and leav.
eth uudone things he should have
done. The Golden Rule is thor.
oughly understood but imperfectly
operated. Friends. in humble
way, l have simply laid the founda-
tiou for an opportunity for YOU to
give each other the benefit OF COM
bined experience and wisdom and
we beg Of you to aid US all that you
can 10 an effort to lead our mob,
up to and into the Great White
Throne.
Mrs J. Woodbridge Barnes, Prl.
mary Superintendent Of the Penn
sylvania State Sunday School AS
soeiation. spoke on the Primary
Department OF the Sunday School.
Now that each county has chosen
a county superintendent In the three
counties and another for the Will
mington Union and on next Monday
evening in Grace NJ. E. Church,
Wilmington. meeting will be held
and all primary teachers are cor
daily invited to attend. In her
opinion the little folks are some
times blamed for being irrevalpt,
when they do not mean irreverence.
She was opposed to giving a tangi-
BILE reward for attendance. The
attendance at church OF the schol- !
ars should be encouraged. We
need 10 be very careful in our sto-
ries. not to give anything but an
impression that will work out a
good deed. Get the children TO re-
view the lesson.
William Il. Morris spoke on the
Chief Object of Sunday School
and Day OF Decision. Mr.. Marion
Lawrence for over half an hour al.
swered questions found in the ques-
tion box. At 5 o'clock recess was
taken and the hospitality OF the
people of Delaware City was once
more extended to the delegate and
friends who we're in attendance.
The entertainment furnished was
far beyond the expectancy OF those
present. William Anderson, chair.
man OF the reception committee,
invited all who could not get home
to be guests OF the
School workers in Della.
ware City.
Superintendent John Dener made
it pleasant for the delegates by
providing extra cars.
The committee on creden tlals re-
ported that I officers, 6 pastors. Is
superintendents. 8 primary teach
ers, lO3 delegates aud 2 official
visitors. The schools represented
were Methodist, a.; Presbyterian,
20; Baptist, 3; Reformed. |; Friends,
l; Methodist Prot estant l; Episco.
pal, |.