Smyrna times., 1902-10-29
KENT SUNDAY SCHOOLS TO
HOLD COUNTY CONVENTION
WILL CONVENE IN SMYRNA TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER lIth and 18th.

Mrs. NJ; 6. Kennedy a Prominent Sunday
School Worker to be Present-0ificial
Program Arranged For Session.
Primary teachers in the Sunday
schools of the State, will be particu-
larly interested in the fact that Mrs.
M. G. Kennedy, of Philadelphia, has
been secured for the County Sunday
school Convention in Smyrna Tuesday
and Wednesday, November 18th and
18th. Mrs. Kenneday is not only one
of the most prominent and leading pri-
mary workers of the country, but In |
many respects, leader of the leaders |
both in point of time and efficiency. |
She is moreover writer of note, and
at present, the editor of the primary |
publications of one of the largest Sun
day school publishing houses. She is
closely identified with interdenomina-
tional Sunday school Association work,
president of Pennsylvania State Pri-
mary and Junior Council, and of Phila-
delphia Primary and Junior Union,
~
and gives a great deal of time to con-
vention, institute and summer school
school work. A good convention
worker and experienced teacher. Her
visit to Delaware will be of great help
to the primary work of the Sunday
schools of the State, and should be re-
garded not only primary teachers, but
by all Sunday school workers as a
great opportunity for ideas and enthus-
iasm. The sessions of the Convention
will be held in Asbury Methodist Epis-
copal Church. Hon. w. o. Hoffecker
will be musical director and Bound
less Love" the song book used. The
official program is as follows:
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER IL.
1902. NJ. Song Service.
Scripture Reading. Prayer
s.OOP. NJ. Address of Welcome.
Response, DR.. E. w. Cooper.
s.1OP.M. Announcement of Committees
Credentials, Nomination, Res
olution.
Offering for convention expen-
ses.
SIS P. NJ. Address, THE Bible Our Text
Book" Rev. L. E. Barrett,
d. D., Dover.
s.45P.M Address, Our Aims: Conversion,
Training, Service. Benediction.
WEDNESDAY MORNING SERVICE.
6.OOA. NJ. Prayer Service. Rev. ]. l.
Estlin.;
9.3OA. N. BEST Sunday School in Della
ware" DR.. Frank W. Lang
Sec'y State Association.
IN m n RanOrfc of Hundred Secretaries
Duck Greek, Gilbert S. Fa
Kenton, S. B. Cooper.
Little Greek, Mrs. Lillian
Wilson.
~ East Dover, Prof. j. E. Car
~ roll.
West Dover, R. K. Caulk
N Murderkll, Mrs. Ann
NJ Jackson.
S. Murderkili, Miss Floranc
Mispilion, Thos. J. Smith
Milford, John p Holland
1920 A. NJ. "How Prepare My Lesson,
Five minute addresses by proml
nent teachers.
11OOA.M. "a Need of the Sunday Schoo
Trained Teachers" Rev.
f. Bryan, Georgetown.
Discussion.
1900 NOON Recess.
Stand-up Luncheon served
Delegates.
1890 p. M Section ConfeTences, re-
Mrs. NJ G. Kennedy, PI
mary Specialist, Philadelph
presiding. Assisted by Mr.
J.H. Boone, County Supe
intendent, and Miss Floren
Burke, State Superintendel
of Primary Work.
For Normal Workers.
Miss Martha Burnite, Coun
Superintendent, presidin
Assisted by Mrs Lottie
Brockson, State Superinte
dent.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
100. p. NJ. Devotional Service, led by Re
S. B. Highly, Dover.
145P.M. Report of Ex Committee, W.
I ley Webb, Chairman.
(N Report of Corresponding Secl
M tary.
Report of Treasurer, W. Pc
Shockley.
Report Of Committees.
Election of Officers.
Place of next meeting.
Appropriation for State Wo
Offering for Convention Fxp'
ses.
2.sOP. NJ. Results of reeen efforts for
cisiOn.
9.OOP.M. Round Table on s.
day-School Management, X
" S. Collins.
$50 p. NJ. The Best Things for the Prlm
Department, Mrs. Nj.
Kennedy.
AIS P. NJ. Question Box, DR.. Frank
Lang
EVENING Session.
1902. NJ. Song Service.
7.5O p. NJ. Teaching the Next Sum
School Lesson. Mrs nj.
Kennedy,
Offering.
s.45 p. NJ Address, 1.-The Home Dep
ment in Every Sunday Scho
Rev. N. o. Gibson, Harr
ton.
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