The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1904-04-13
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Official Programme of the Meeting TO
Be Held in Columbia.

| Official Programme Of the Meeting to
Be Held in Columbia.
Mr.. William E. Pelham Of New
berry, secretary of the State Sunday
School convention, has issued the pro-
| gramme for the twenty-seventh an
nual State convention which meets in
Columbia on May End. The conven-
tion will be held in the Washington
Street Methodist church and will be
attended by a large number of Sun
day school workers from all parts of
the State,
The programme is as follows:
Monday evening, May $3.50,
Devotional and song service; 8.45, ad-
dress by the president, Prof. E. L.
Hughes of Greenville; $50, address,
THE Sunday Schools Call for Men,"
by Rev. B. w. Spilman Of North Car
olina; enrolment of members; ap-
pointment of committee on nomina-
tion Of officers.
Tuesday morning, May 300,
Devotional aud song service by f. F.
Whilden; $50, primary teaching by
! Miss Minnie Macfeat Of Winthrop
college: 1915, open conference and
questions; 1890, Teacher Training"
Dr.. George B. Crcmer, president OF
Newberry college; 11.30, open confer
ence and questions; 1900, THE Sup
erintendent," Rev. B. W. Spilman;
u. 80, Conference and questions.
Tuesday afternoon, Nay $3.50,
Devotional exercises and song service;
400, practical primary work, Miss
Minnie Macfeat, before class; 4.3O
report of officers; 500, IAN Amateur
with a Blackboard" Rev. B. W.
Spilman of North Carolina.
Tuesday evening, May $3.50,
Devotional exercises and song service,
Rev. F. II. Wardlaw; S.45, Christ as
a Teacher, Rev. James Alb. Scherer.
Ph. D., Charleston; 945, "a Study of
Bible Character for Sunday School
Teachers" Rev. B. w. .Spilman.
Wednesday morning, May 4.-S.3o,
Devotional exercises and song service,
Rev. J. P. Knox; 900, How to En-
list and Hold Young Men," Rev. W.
B. Duncan, Laurens; 10 GO, conference
and questions; 1890, "a Look
Ahead" William E. Pelham, chair
man executive committee; l1.OO,
1.-THE Question as Factor in Teach
ing," Rev. B. w. Spilman; 1900,
business session.
Wednesday afternoon, May 4.-3.30,
Devotional exercises and song service;
400, reports of departments: (a) exc
cutive committee, (b1 treasurer, (c)
Superintendent primary department,
! (d) home department.
Wednesday evening, May $3.50,
Devotional exercises and song service;
S.45, "The Teacher Getting Ready
for Next Sunday" Rev. B. w. Spill
man; $50, "Christ the Great Teach
er, His Subjects and Methods" DR..
H. N. Snyders, president Wofford COL
lege; adjournment.
The Sunday School association is in
ter-denominational; its object is to
build up the Sunday school cause in
South Carolina. Its present aim is to
organize every county in South Caro-
lima. Every wide-awake and progress
sive Sunday school Of South Carolina
may send delegates. Pastc'rsa super
intendents, teachers, workers, all are
eligible.
The officers of the organization are
the following: Prof. E. L.. Hughes,
Greenville, President; John F. Toll
bert. Laurens, vice president; Prof.
B. w. Getsinger, Spartanburg, secre-
tary; Rev. W. I. Herbert, Columbia,
treasurer; H. E. Revenel, Spartan
burg, superintendent home depart
ment; Mrs. M. A. Carlisle, Newberry,
Superintendent primary department;
executive committee: William e.
Pelham, chairman, Newberry; Rev.
T. H. Law, D. D., Spartanburg; J.
E. Ellerbe, Esq, Sellers; Rev. J. W
Shell, Spartanburg; S. B. Ezell, Esq
Spartanburg; Rev. w. B. Duncan
LaurenS: DR.. E. c. Jones, Newberry'
Rev. George A. Wright, Newberry'
Fl. E. Ravenel, Esq, Spartanburg.