The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-24
INTERN ATIONAL MEETING.
TENTH ANNUAL CONTENTION OF
 THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
vviil be Held in Denver June 26 to 30 Twenty -four Connecticut Members Will Attend the CounciI-some of the Questions to be Answered.


 The tenth international Sunday school convention, representing the United States and territories Hawaii, Porto Rico and the Philippines the Brit ish North American provinces, territo- ries and possessions, Mexico and Cuba, will be held in Denver, Colorado, June 26th to 30th. The American section Of the International Sunday school lesson committee will meet in Denver, Cobra do, Wednesday morning, June p, at ten o'clock, for the final review of the selec- tions for the year 1904 and the first se- lection of the lessons for the year 1905 (tfle close of the fifth series of lessons). < The executive committee of the inter- national Sunday school convention Will meet on Thursday morning, June 20, at E ten o'clock. The place of meeting Will be the Brown Palace Hotel, where the committee will be entertained The ot- ficers. executive committee and mem- bers of the field workers department of < the International Sunday school conven- ton will meet in the First Baptist church. in the city of Denver, Colorado on Wednesday morning, June 25, at ten z o'clock. The primary department of the < International Sunday school convention will arrange to hold special meetings for the transaction of business i'll the { Christian church. A preparatory meet ing for prayer will be held on Thursday afternoon, June 26, at three o'clock, Tn the Trinity M. E. church.
 The sessions of the convention will be held in the Trinity M. E. church, com mencing on Thursday evening, June 20, s and continuing Friday, June 27, Satur- day. the 18th, and Monday. the SOth' The morning sessions will begin at nine o'clock: the afternoon sessions, except < Saturday. will begin at two o'clock, and the evening sessions will begin at half mast seven o'clock. The afternoon ses- sion on Saturday will begin at one n,c1ock. as it is proposed to have troll ley excursion about the city ol Denver on Saturday afternoon at four ocloch' Special meetings of teachers and super : fntendents will be held on Sunday alter- noon at three o'clock in the Prespyterl- San and Christian churches, and a spec ial meeting to consider the Sunday school work in all the world will be held in the Trinity M. F. church on Sunday afternoon at four o'cloc.
 Twenty four delegates from Connect fc1t will attend the convention. The Connecticut member of the executive committee is w. H. Hall of West Hart ford.
 Some of the important matters to be considered at the convention are the following:
 First-The present condition of organ ized Sunday school work and the best 4 methods by which it can be improved and extended, including the Work among the colored people Of the soutn and in the newly acquired possessions < of the United States.
 second-The relation that the Sunday school organizations of America sustain sto other bodies of Sunday school work CTS. and our duty with reference to the advancement of Sunday school work in all lands.
 Third-The work of the international executive committee and the election of a new committee to be composed those who have been nominated by the
 various state, provincial and terrltorla associations.
 Fourth-The work of the information
 al lesson committee and the election ol
 the American section of a new commit s tee (the sixth, to serve, if presen ES-pfans are continued, for six years. anc
 whose duty it may be to select the les
 sons for the years 1906 to 1911.
 Fifth-The work oe the finance com
 mittee and such action thereon as it
 needed to provide the means to suppor
 and extend the work
 Sixth-Such other matters as ma!
 properly be brought before the conven
 ton.