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MEET HERE I'm MAY.
The Gathering of Sunday
Workers.
Program of the Annual Sunday School
Institute or the South Carolina
Conference.

Vh thO oOatat NuhV1hhh
Conference.
The Annual Sunday School Institute
of the South Carolina Conference,
Methodist Episcopal Church, South,
will be held in the First Methodist
Church of Lsurens, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday, May goth, 2lst and
22nd, 1902.
This Institute is held under the di-
rection of the Conference Sunday
School Board of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, and will be con-
Quoted by Prof. HI. M. Hamill, ID. D.,
Superintendent of Training Work,
Nashville, Tenn, assisted by the Board.
While designed especially for the help
tation is given to our friends of other
churches to attend it's sessions.
The Institute programm will run on
time.
Each speaker is pledged to prepare
and be present.
Full time will be allowed for ques-
tiOns and discussion.
A certificate Of honor will be issued
to all workers who attend the Institute
throughout.
Rev. j. S. Beasley is Chairman of
onS ouuud OCnOOl bOdCu dnu INoV.
Watson b. Duncan Is Secretary.
The following is the program
Tuesday, May Goth, evening session.
$3.50 Song and Prayer Service. Led
by Rev. j. II. Fowler.
900 Words Of Greeting. Hon. G. G.
Featherstone. Response. j. w. Nash,
Esq.
9:3O Address. Methodism and the
Sunday School. Prof. Hamill.
1000 Announcements; Adjournment.
Wednesday, May 2lst, morning ses-
sion.
900 Devotional half.hour. Subject:
0:30 First Institute Lesson. The
Christian Church and it's Doctrines.
(From the Bible Teachers Study
Course; Dunning's Bible Studies) Prof.
Hamill.
1890 Some hard problems. (Ten
minutes speeches). a. The Big Boy
Problem, by Rev. w. II. Duncan. b.
The Problem Of Faithful Attendance,
by Rev. A. j. Cauthen, Jr. C. The
Problem of Grading, by Rev. J. M.
Rogers. Discussion of Problems. Short
Volunteer Speeches.
ll:3O The Magazine Sunday School
Drills. Their Purpose and Method,
with Specimen Drill. Prof. Hamill.
1900 Announcements. Adjournment.
2:3O Devotional half hour. Subject
The Holy Spirits Help. Led by Rev.
j. w. Shell.
300 Round Table. Subject, Our
Methodist Sunday School Helps. Led
by Prof. Hamill.
400 The Primary Department.. Fiji.
teen minute speeches, o. How to Man
age It, by Miss Maud Tillman. b. How
to Teach II, by Mrs. w. A. Rogers. C.
Primary Promotion, How and When?
by Rev. j. w. Shell. Open Discussion
of Primary Work.
500 Announcements, Adjournment.
Evening Session-S:30 Song and Pray
er Service. Led by Rev. A. j. Cauthen,
Jr.
900 Institute Question Drawer, Vol
unteer Written Questions Answered by
Prof. Hamill.
OILS Address, The Modern Sunday
School Superintendent, by w. M.
Jones, Esq.
9:45 Address, The Sunday School Ida,
1880 Offering for Expenses; An
nouncements; Adjournment.
Thursday, May 22-Morning Session
% 90 Devotional half hour. Subject
Christian Work." Led by Rev. f. p.
Taylor.
$50 Second Institute Lesson: "Mod-
ern Sunday School Methods" (From
the Bible Teachers Study Course; Cum
ningham's Sunday School History.'')
PROF. Hamill.
1880 Sunday School Training Work
Ten-minute Speeches.
a, Training to Give. BY Rev. r. l..
Holroyd,
b. Training to Attend Church. By
Rev. q. @. Leonard.
c. Training to Study at Home. BY G.
II. Carlisle.
d. Preparing for Church Membership.
BY Rev. j. w. Speake.
Discussion-Brief Volunteer Speeches
11.30 Address: "The Sunday School
AS a Soul-winner, BY Rev. G. Il. Har-
mon.
1900. Announcements. Adjournment.
Afternoon Session. 2.30. Devotional
Half hour. Subject personal Exam
pc and Influence" Led by Rev. j. w.
Shell.
800. Round Table. Subject: "The
Bible Teachers Study G role" Piof.
Hamill.
8.45 Address: 1.-THE Modern Sunday
School PASTOR" BY Rev. M. B. Kelly q.
4.l5. How TO Teach. Prof. Hami!l.
Evening Session. $50. Sunday School
Testimony Service. Subject: "How the
Sunday School has Helped Me-" Brief
Heart Talks from Volunteers. Led by
Rev. G.. r.. Harmon.
900. Institute Question Drawer. Prof,
Hamill.
OILS. Address: The Sunday School
Teacher. Prof. Hamill.
1000. Address: The Sunday School
and the Future OF South Carolina. BY
Rev. j. B. Wilson.
1870. Offering for Expenses. Adjourn
ment.
Entertainment free Of cost will be
furnished the delegates, provided noti-
~fcstion Is given in advance to chairman
of Local Committee of Arrangements.
This committee will have repres enta-
tives at the depot to receive and assign
delegate, upon arrival. Let all who can
do so come On Tuesday.
The Committee of arrangements is
as follows: Chairman, John r. Bolt;
o. B. Simmons, j. +. Tolhert, Y. S.
Gilke-son, G. @, Wharton, Misses Lee
Nelson, Lena Elliott, Emily Meng and
Hattie Roland.
The A. @. L., Southern, S. A. T.. and
@. 81 w. G. railroads have agreed to
give reduced rates to the Institute.
This VIII Interest Many
TO quickly introduce B. B. b. (Botan-