The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-04-23
SUNDAY School Convention.

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May II, II aud II, at Mcclure. Pro
gramme- Monday, $50 p. III. Song
service, Maj. Rohbach, Devotional cx-
ercises; Address of welcome, Rev. T.
Dutt u; Response, Pres. NJ. l.. Wagon.
seller; The home side Of Sunday School
work, Rev G.. w. Genslcr Adjourn
ment.
Tuesday, 8 n. Devotional "xcr-
cises, Amo, Howell |. The home and
the Sunday school, Rev. ID. Shacner
and others; n. What should be their
relation b. How cHn tie :. :. help
the home ? e. How can the home heIp
the :. :. ? d. Letters to parents and
Parents Day in the school. .. The
Cradle Roll, State Primary Worker
and Others ; u. What IL It md how
operated? b. IL it suitable for every
school Special benefits coming from
It, d. Special cradle roll celebrations ::
birthdays, etc. 3. The home depart
ment. Rev. A. ID. CRANKY and Others.
u. Benefits Of home department. b.
How to successfully inaugurate. g. The
essentials to II successful department. d
Its helpillness in interesting members
away from here. Address, Home In
fluence on child life, by Rev. J. B.
Shellenberger. Reception Of ofdelegates.
Adjournment.
Tuesday, l:3O p. m.-Song Service,
Devotional exercises, j. +. Shook. Ap-
pointment Of committees and conyen-
tion business. Children's hour, tevs
II. III. Spain, /. =. Zimmerman, Arch
deacon Radcliffe. Address, World
wide S. S. work, State Worker. Ad-
dress, Co-Workers together with God,
Rev. II. b. Fortner.
Tuesday, 7:30p. m.-Devotional ex-
ercises. 1. Our field as outlined in the
Scriptures, Rev. Kiracofe. u. The local
schools. b. The other schools in the
community. c. The community Itself
d. The regions beyond, county, state
and nation.
2. Conditions and needs of the field,
Prof Noetling. a. The local schools
Delegates. b. The different COM
munities District officers. C. The
county at large President and Secre-
tary). d. The treasury Treasurer. e.
The various lines cf work dept. Sup
erintendents). f. The State Association
State Worker. G. For the coming
year New President. 8. Address,
Evangelistic effort our greatest need.
Rev. J. b. Focht.
Wednesday, 8 a. m.-The teacher
and the class, Rev. Dubbs. /. The
teacher himself, Prof Fisher. a. What
are some of the marks of teacher b.
What constitutes call to teach ? c.
What should We reasonably expect of
teacher? d. How best sustain the
teacher on spiritual life? .. The class
Rev. J. Womeldorf a. Location and
equipment. b. Classification according
to grade, C, Individual study of the
public-how d. Securing the hearty
cooperation of the class. 3. The teach
ers' work, Rev. d. c. Kaufman and
Others. a. Before going to the class. b. !
In the class. C. Between SUNDAYS. d.
AT special times. Address, Teachers
training the solution of many difficult
problems, Rey. w. X. Diehl.
Wednesday, 1:SO p. m. |. Praise ser
vice. .. Address, The material we
work on, Rev. Brilliant. 8. Address,
The book We teach by, Rev. J. LAWYER.
Music books, Gospel Hymns Nos. Is
will be used.
Every school in the county is expect
ed to send at least two delegates. One
cent. per member for expenses is re-
Quested from every school. All dele
gates will be entertained free. Come
prepared to say something on the topics
Work and pray for the success of the
Convention. All 5. ). Superintendents
and Ministers of the Gospel are MEN,
bers of the convention Executive COM
mittee.