Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1903-06-18

Power" setting forth that the
heart is the controlling center; the
dynamo Of power, aud out Of II are
the issues of life. and in accord
with the Savior's teaching, "that
out Of the abundance Of the heart
the mouth speaksth, therefore the
Christ like spirit must permeats
our fivesuud teaching II suocess 10
reached. The president very art.
fully passed from his own subject
to the usxt one, Decision Day"
This was given by Rev. r. v.
Joiner in a well prepared paper
emph ssizing the importsncs of iis
Observance, looking 10 results, the
teacher having a definite object ia
view, the ultimate salvation Of the
child, The prssidsat than ssry
wisely Interpreted the seemingly
mystified subject, The Fourth.
Hand aud in rodaosd Rsv.J. W.
Bigham, the first member Of the
team, who represented the parent
ip very eloquent aud mastery
way, Appealing for better hon.
training and the parents rsaiizae
ton OF their responsibility. Mr..
Gebauer showed clearly that the
pastor ~ns The gensfaIissino OF
the school, an indispensable factor
TO successful work. A. A. Debos
in limited talk. presented the
duty aud work of the supsrintsn.
dent. Rev. Virgil Elgin, Presid.
ing Elder Of Princeton District, on
a moments notice was harnsssed
and IN line, setting forth the du-
ties possibilities and responsibility
Of the Sunday school teacher Ha
The report OF committees was
nov read and adopted. The fol-
lowing officers were elected. .J-5
President Rev. J. w. Flynn.
Secretary-B B. F. Jacobs.
Asst, Seo'y-Mrs. Cora Cridsr,
Executive Committee Glenn s.
Nunn. Chairman; J, Il. Chittsn.
den, Mrs. w. b. Yandsll, Mrs, 7.
d. Cochran. Mrs, j. p. Pisrcs, J,
w. Blue. Jas. A. Hill ,..4a.
Financial Bosrd-vT. II, Cooh-
ran, Chsirn,sn; Prof. Chss. Evans,
w 4. Minner, j. W. Blue, j. r.
Dodge aIa.. 90. D.gt s.s4 tsaI,
Supt. Normal Department Rev
J.dF. Price. 4u.tt.losH44 T.
/ Supt, Home Department---R.M.
Franks. .GaUl
The gompittee on resolutions in
their report recognized the blsss-
ilngs and proyIdencs Of God upon
our work during the year, psid a
glowing tributs TO the people Of
Crooked creek for their unstinted
efforts and generous hospitality In
entertaining the convention Su-d
gar Grove, Crooked creek aud Hue
ricane choirs were tittihsiy rsmem!
bered for their splendid . music.
The. commendsble work Of Mr.
'Gebsusriand::: lSandayf scbool
workers was laid under tributs. y
On motion, the retiring prssi!'
dent, X, NJ, Franks, was given a
rising vote Of thanks Tor his indie
fatigsble efforts and off ciebt work,
during the long period Of faithful'
service. ....-, ..... Il
The following vote Of thanks
was unanimously rendered The
CRTTTENpEN Press; boo lgA,.,i
.c Resolved that this baonssntion
acknowledge by a rising Sote the
Indebtedness Of the Association to
The PRESS and hereby, louder our
thanks and express our highest sp-
preeiation to the editor DIR. r. @, !
Walker, for the lpspy kind fsyors|
shown in pressntipgl3hs ;Associa.
ton work to tbs, publie.!A1 Jay i
The convention closed With u
few graceful acknowledgements
by the worthy president and the
benediction,j GAO .aJo9il g.. !
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