The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-02-01

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annual convention in the Lutheran
Church of she Redccmrr, Ncwherry,
February 25th-27th.
The people OF N:wbprr> will give the
Ass CATION hear y welcome and win
co cooperate with the commuters in pro-
vlding entertainment for The members,
in fact our people will "pcn their hearts
and homes % their guests as they al
ways do on such 0ccrsinns.
The inter sting program which
has bec'' arranged speaks for itself as
| to the benefit . be derived by all those
VITO attend md nn doub, the mcctiug
, will be one Of pleasure as we'll as pref,
II will be OF interest to our leaders to
| know that the vrnt,rn viii he vis-
tied by membt ~ Of the international |
| association VITO are now making t cir
trans-continental Sunday School tour,
and who viii not u Is br present at,
but take part IT, all the cx rci-cs. This
Is feature which W. have never before
had the privilege of enjoying, aud we
may expect some Interesting discus
s'ons, good addresses and exceil-nt
! music.
The membtrs of the International
party who will NEE, with the Conven-
lion arc: MIR Marion La"ra inter-
national general secretary; Prof II. NJ.
Hamill, int irrational field spcretar, :;
RtV. w Splllman, secretary Baptist
Sunday Schuol' work; Mrs II. NJ Ham
Ill, primary worker aud uormai secr,-
tary of 1lli' ois; Prof. e 0. Excel,
leader Of song
ORDER OF DISCUSSIONS AND EXERCISES
Firs' Session. Monday evening, Feb
ruarl 25
80 S ng service, led by Prof. e o.
Excel
800. Address of welcome, WIN. e.
Peih"" response Ivy the pre- sident,
Geo B. Cromer, President Newherry
Colleg.
$50. The International Work, Mem
b:r International Party.
900 The Modern Sunda, School,
al mher international Party
$50 announcements of committees
and husincas
Adjrurnment.
Second 'ssion-Tuesday morning,
F. .runry 26.
800. Workers. conference-Theme:
Organized Sunday school work, led by
Mem"cr International Party.
Convent ion assemblies
1000 Song service, led by Prof.
Excel.
1890 Ri'.!e s'udy-from the Gospels,
M 'm'er international Party.
IL 90 TIE year +. vi wed reports uf
officers. Discussion Of reports.
1900. Address: The front line in
State Sunday scho i work, Member In
terna'iona' Parry.
IL 80 Round table su' ct: Modern
Sunday school methods, cd by Mem
b"r Internatio al Party.
Annou cements' A jonrnment.
Third Srsson Tuesday afternoon,
February 26 The Primary Depart
nlrnt
300 5 ng service, led by Prof Ex-
cell.
3 80. Pro.!ress ir primary work, Mrs
Mary S Whild,n
90. rhe Primary Union.
4.3O Childr' MS meeting Child e,.'a
song service-l5 mi'nlrs, led hy Prot
Excel; Next Il day'a lesson-2O min
utcs Member Internrtior Party:
Two shor, addr"sscs 20 ,ninutrs, Mem
b"r lntnrna' urIal Party
8 so All lornmrut.
A prlmar, round tab e, from one to
two o'cock p M, for primary and in
trrmedlnte Cehch"rs only will to con-
Quoted ) member In ernatinnai Party.
Rcpo' is OF Committees and announce
menLs.
Fourth Session ruesdar eve. ing,
February 20.
80. Song service, led by Pref. Ex-
cell.
800 The Book we teach, Member
IutarnaLional Party.
8.45 reacning and trainingchiicr Il,
Member International Party.
$50 ,nOunUements
Aojournment.
Fifth Session Wednesday morning,
February 81.
900 Workers. Conference Them.
Ine norma, houst TO. house visitation.
anu home departm~nts. led by Member
Inc national Party.
CUnyr.nti ,n u,s,mh hles
1000 Song service, led by Prof. Ex-
G III.
1890 Nex' Sundays lesson. taught,
M mbrr international Party.
IL NO. Round tab e--subi.ct: Sunday
scho'l managem n led py NJ mber
In ernattonal Parry.
1l.45 Plans for tn coming ynar--
The on 10 * The Offering, conducted
by the International Secretaries
l2.45 Election of uflicers. Business
announcements,
Adjournment.
Sixth Shssion-Wednesday afterno n