The Montgomery advertiser., 1902-04-26
COMPLETED ITS WORK
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
 HAS ADJOURNED
Report of the Committee on Resolu- tions-Huntsviile Chosen as the Next Place of
 Meeting.

evening at i:30 o'clock Miss Annie Ira wick of Opelika taught large primary class in the presence of the State Sunday School Convention, as an example in primary teaching. Miss Trawick maai- fested very thorough knowledge of this work and gave valuable lesson to the other teachers present.
 Miss Minnie Allen delivered an address on primary teaching which was interest ing and instructive.
 The night session was opened with Judge Carthel of Montgomery delivered an address on union primary work.
 Addresses were also made by ex-Presi- dent w. T.. Atkins of Selma and E. E. Pettus of Huntsville.
 The Committee on Resolutions made its report. as follows:
 we, your Committee on Resolutions submit this as our final report:
 Resolved first That we commend our ex-President, w. T. Atkins and the yari- ous State officers rendering their services in connection with him, for the faithful discharge of the duties committed to their charge.
 s"second. That the constituents of this
  the committee for the elegant and pleas ant manner in which we have been en- tertained, and that our especial thanks are hereby extended to the people of Troy | for their usual and accustomed hospitali- | ty, and for the great interest manifested | by them for the comfort and welfare of | each delegate and visitor in attendance. Third, That vote of thanks be ex- tended to Rev. George o. Bachman and I AtAsx- sa1tt ttnh hta 0Cr- vices rendered, and to Judge Joseph
 Carthe for his incessant and untiring efforts Ito spread and promote the Sunday school work in Alabama. and to the choir for its beautiful singing.
 Fourth, That the thanks of this con vention be rendered Dr. A. B. Campbell and his congregation for the use of their
 beautiful edifice in which the sessions of the convention have been held. Respectfully submitted,
 Jerome F. Fuller. Chairman; Lanier, | Lee, Rountree. Atkins.
 On motion of R. E. Pettus of Hunts
 vile, the report was amended by includ- ing the railroads over which the dele gates and visitors travel to and from the | convention. On motion of J. s. Carroll of Trey, the report was amended so as to include the l press.
 The report was unanimously adopted | Huntsville and Anniston were put in | nomination for the holding of the next l State Sunday School Convntion. Annis- i ton was withdrawn. and Huntsville was | chosen as the place for holding the con- vention next year. Miss Woods then sang a solo, much to l the delight o fthe audience. l The committee on decision day reported,
 fixing the second Sunday in October as
 decision day. and the week preceding that
 Sunday, as Sunday School week. Their l report was adopted. The nominating
 committee then made their supplementary
 report, naming delegates to the Interna- | tional Sunday School Convention at St.
 Louis. The following persons were nam- | ed to attend this conventions: MT. and Mrs. J. s. Carroll. Troy; Mir.
 and Mrs. Davie, Clayton; Mrs. Annie l Inge Geneva; w. D. billiard. Mathews: w. B. Witherspoon, Gadsden; Miss Myra
 Mitchell. Alabama City; Misses Minnie ! Bell Minnie Allen and Lucy Hearne, An niston; Rev. A. T. Clark, Shelby; Prof. D. B. Christenberry. Greensboro; Miss ! Mary Force, Selma: Rev. I. J. Ponder | Prattville; J. F. Fuller Centrevile: w. F. | Holloway and Judge Joseph Carthel. Montgomery; G. J. Sorrell. Dadevile; J. C. Lanier, Talladega; Misses Annie Tray
 wick M. T. Trawick and J. B. Green, Opelika; Mrs. A. l.. Dlilard Auburn: w. D. Dunn Grove Hill; N. J. Hubbard, Talladega; Miss Lucy Glien, Eufaula; J. T. Watkins, R. W. Green and wife. E. B. Miller, Judge N. B. Denson, J. l.. Trot- man, Misses Celeste Darby, Julia Jerni- gan Mary and Ida Murphree, Troy; R. E. Pettus, Huntsville.
 Two colored delegates were named. AL fred T. Clark of Marion and w. H. Nixon of Selma.
 The Executive Committee was authoriz- cd to fill out the list to forty-four, the number to which the State Is entitled. five being colored
 The convention and the large audience present then joined in singing God be With You Till We Meet Again." and ad- iourned with prayer by R. E. Pettus of Huntsville Tomorrow is decoration day and extensive preparations are being made to celebrate it with appropriate ceremonies.