The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-01

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schools, teaching that each has its
work t" DO. but noh'cst, pnrcst, trucst.
Is the work of thr Sunday SCI ools.
The second speaker was Sccrrtar,
Liwrancc who Is an able speaker ant
always succeeds In holding tn" attcn
ton Of his aud jencc Mr. l.awra nee,
spoke In b' hal, nf the EXcrutivc Com.
mi.te". and impressed upon the p. opl.
"f South Carolina the need OF furnisN.
| ug this committee with su1irjrr I,
means TO carry on the work of the In.
ter d' nominsti"nal Sunday Schooi a.
sociation. Ho kindly "tr red his assist
nee in raising 900 for tho purpus,
Of carrying on this work in our Stut.
and With the aid Of The Executive Com-
mittec he raised $1GO Of that sum
On "Wednesday morning another con
ference WAS h, Ill At Ga III led by sec.
rctary Lawrahce which VAS follow, a
! by u song service ut TO u. m., led u,
Prof Excel. AT 1890 IL IN. next Sun
| days lesson WAS taught oy MIR Spilmar
| and round table on "SuudaS Scuuut
Management' WAS conducted Oy Sec
| retary Lawrancc. This WAS followed
| oy Plans 'or the Comlug Year"
which iuc udrd "Thc Outlook" anu
"rhc Offering.
| The officers ele ted for tho ensuing
year are rs follows:
President, Geo, b Cromer, Esq :,
Ncworrry.
NIcs-Presidcut, {. II. Carlise, Spar.
Iauourg
rrrssuter, Rev. w |. Herbert. New
berry.
Secretary. c (. FsAthers.pue. |. .ur-
ems.
euIeriuteudeni Norm 81 Department,
F. +. Wri.deu, Darlington
superintendent. ftlmar! WocS. NJ.
Nj. WnIiIeo, Cuar.s$ .ou.
superintendent HOME Cls>S r:ga-..
meu:. Prot Gaus"s.., Sp>-iaco4c:
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The State reports the W'e.3-es3a!
afternoon session as to..ovs:
| Feb. ,; AT 2:30 this at err 9 NJ.
| Hamill conducted round abe ey-r-
c'sr for the benefit nt primary teac hers
in the Sunday school. TIE primary
department should be Sun-dvided r,tn.
er than taught IN masse. S parate
rooms constitute the ideal for work 10
this depar m Mt, tut this is no, genrr-
ally possible, yet IL separrc coruer or
portion Of tho church is poSsib!', an
screens may easily be made by using
clothes h'rses, which are covered with
som light cloth. How may prlm ,ry
schol 10 br trained TO work systtma'i-
CT j.? is q hard question. BY a r,cr
BY encouraging the chi dren TO r..rn
their prnhies, but the teachers se,,i.g
the example were the chief a" "sw.rs
Civ, n, a. d each answer WAS pron0unc, d
gooi
The cradle roll is slender thread
but often strong cnough TO bring IN
both father and mother w icomc vi.
itors, but let them sil in the rear ui
the class. The co."pcration Of the
roll, the m,thcr's meeting, hy visiting
and by writing were mentioned b.
means to secure that corporation.
b sure to ob-erve tne birI hdays OF
the children and have some special act
to mark the day in the memory of the
child Modern primary methods arc
possible in the country. Srme Of the
hindrancrs to success ful prim,ry work
were mentioned: Indifferent teachrr-,
incompetent teachers, unintrres, d
parents and mons mpathetic superin-
tenden's The evil or dark side If ,he
lesson should not be stressed. The
children n ed to be trained in rcver-
ence, and he children Of the souIh de-
serve especial mention for their rcvrl :
ence for sarrt d things This was Mrs.
Hamlll's declaration.
T"e round table occupied the time
usually devoted to the song Service,
and this was necessarily climinur ed
President tromer requested DIR. Law
to lead in prayer. Rev. 3. w. Spill
man discussed the topic, "rhe Big Boy
Pr"blem This il real problem The
big boys ought to be CAREFUL, 10 k. d
ter. Recogn zc in the hoy the traits
Of b y, and give the hoy SOM hing to
do, and much has been done toward
solving the problem Meyer make the
appeal on the basis of helping The bo>
hut on the basis Hat he could he of
hnln Pa, 4 hn onhnn1