The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1904-04-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVECTION.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVECTION.
Official Programme Of the Meeting to
BE Held I'm Columbia.
Mr.. William e. Pelham of New.
berry, secretary of the State Sunday
School convention, has issued the pro-
gramme for the twenty-seyenth 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 q 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 servl ;e; 8.45, ad-
dress by the president, Prof. E. l..
Hughes Of Greenville; $50, address,
The Sunday Schools Call for Men, u
by Rev. b. w. Spilman of North Car.
olina; enrolment Of members; ap-
pointment of committee on nomina-
tiOn Of officers.
Tuesday morning, May 800,
Devotional and song service by e. E.
Whilden; $50, primary teaching by
Miss Minnie Macfeat Of Winthrop
college: 1918, open conference and
questions: 1890, Teacher Training, -
Dr. George b. CroHer, president of
Newberry college; 1l.3O, open confer
ence and questions; u. 90, 1.-THE Sup
erintendent," Rev. b. w. Spilman;
2 80, Conference and questions.
Tuesday afternoon, May $500.
Devotional exercises and song service;
! 90, practical primary work, Miss
Minnie Macfeat, before class; 4.3O,
report of officers; 500, "An Amateur
with a Blackboard" Rev. B. w.
Spilman of North Carolina.
Tuesday evening, May $3.50,
Devotional exercises and song service,
Rev. f. III. Wardlaw; 9.45, Christ as
a Teacher" Rev. James Alb. Scherer.
ph. D., Charleston; 3i5, "a Study OF
Bible Character for Sunday School
Teachers, Rev. b. w. Spilman.
Wednesday morning, May 4-S. 80,
Devotional exercises and song service,
Rev. j. p. Knox; 900, sHow to En-
list and Hold Young Men," Rev. w.
b. Duncan, Laurens: 10 90. conference
and questions, 1890, ga Look
Ahead" William e. Pelham, chair
man executive committee; 11.OO,
The Question as Factor in Teach
ing," Rev. B. w. Spilman; 1900,
business session.
Wednesday afternoon, May 4.-3. 80,
Devotional exercises and song services;
400, reports Of departments: (a) exc
cutive committee, (b) treasurer, (c)
superintendent primary department.,
(d) home department..
Wednesday evening, May As. 80,
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..
81. n Snyders, president Wotford col
;lege; adjournment.
- The Sunday 1 School sseelsti0n IS a!.s
build up theisunuayrs Sn,.,-. -
South Carolina. It's present aim rssuu
organize every county in South Caro-.
lima. Every wide, awake and progress
|sive Sunday school of South Carolina
may send delegates. Pastors7 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.
Is. w. GetSinger. Spartanburg, secre-
tary; Rev. w. 1. Herbert, Columbia,
treasurer: II. e. Reyenel, Spartan
burg, superintendent home depart
ment; Mrs. M. A. Carlisle, Newberry
superintendent primary department.;
executive committee, William e.
Pelham, Chairman, Newberry; Rev.
/. II. Law, ID. d., Spartanburg; j.
%. Ellerbe, Esq, Sellers; Rev. ]. w.
Shell, Spartanburg; S. b. Ezell, ESQ.
Spartanburg; Rev. w. b. Duncan,
Laurens; DR.. e. G. Jones, Newberry;
Rev. George A. Wright, Newberry;
II. e. Ravenel, Esq, Spartanburg.
Stoicni Death Of White Horse.
Sixty three Indians in special car
en- route to Washington to see the
President were smashed into by a
mail train on the Chicago & North
western, two miles west of Haywood.
ILL.,, Friday morning during a heavy
fog Three Indians were killed in
StantlV three fatally wounded oDd %