Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-06-13
JUNE TERM
The south Kentucky Summer
Bible School.
Summer

The South kentucky Summer BIZ
BILE school will hold its second an
nual term at South Kentucky Col
lege, Hopkinsyille, KY June 10 27,
1902 The first term of the school
was held in June last year and was
in every way as successful as its
organizers aud promoters had ex-
pected it to be. The progr am pre-
scented at that time was perhaps
the most elaborate, the most
thoughtful and thorough which has
ever been presented to any relig-
ious gathering in Western Ken
lucky. The next term, it is hoped,
will not be behind its predecessor
in any matter, while in some re-
sPects twill certainly be more sat
isfactory.
}. b. Briney remains at the head
of the school. Chas. A. Young will
lecture as he did last year on Bib
lical Masterpieces. Benz. L. Smith,
OF Cincinnati, is the Fecial lecturer
on Missions. c Other speakers and
teachers are Pres. A. c. Kuyken-
dali, vice-Pres. H. Clay Smith and
Prof. J. M. Gordon, of South Ken.
tucky'College; w. H. Plnkerton, of
Paducah; H. A. Macdonald, of Ca
.diz; E. M. Waits. of Fulton: E. ].
Willis, of Hopkinsville; w. E. Mob
ley, of Elkton; p. F. King, Of Hen
derson. Z. w. Thornton, Of May
field, and r. L. Clark, Of Croftou.
The school will be this year as it
was last-both a school, a conven-
ton and a vacation. The mornings
.of its days will be given to lecture
and. classroom, the afternoons to
recreation, the evenings now to
recreation. The instruction will
be sound and inspiring. Good fell
lowship will hold a chief place in
its program. Rest VIII not be neg
lected. The school is the best pos
sible solution of the pre- cheryas a.
cation problem.
The cost of attendance will be
slight. The Management Of South
Kentucky College generously au-
thorizes the quotation of the follow
ing rates: Board and lodging for
a week for seven consecutive days
So; for fewer than seven and as
many as four consecutive days, s.
for four or fewer consecutive days
75c a day; for a single meal or lodg.
ing, 25c; for children under eight
years old, one-half of these rates.
Tuition for the term Of two weeks
will be $3.50.
The dictatorship of the School
would not have it thought that the
School is for the preachers only. for
such is far from the case. Special,
careful'and conspicuous attention
will be given to the Sunday School,
the Endeavor Society, the Elder
ship, the Deaconship and other in
terests. The School is, in d word,
for all who work or wish to work in
any place in the Church of Christ.
Nor again is the School for members
of the churches to which its promo
ters belong only. All who will
come to it will be welcome irrespec-
tive of UNCONVENTIONAL attachments.
1t should be added that no more
charming spot could be found in
this portion of the South than the
grounds of South Kentucky College.
They are extensive, high, well.
shaded and therefore comparatively
COOL The buildings of the College
in which the School will be held and
its members housed and fed, are
large, comfortable and well-fur-
nished.
For further information any one
interested is cordially invited to
write to H. D. Smith, Secretary
ann Treasurer, Hopkinsville, Ky.