The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1904-09-23
the president, S. NJ. Rice, Jr. E. U.

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vention the chair was authorized to ap-
point committee of five to nominate.
The following committee was appoint
ed: w. H. S. Harris, w. j. F. Mazes, +
G. T. Hyatt, T. J. Betenbaugh, T. H.
Gore.
The following nominations were made
by the committee and elected by the
convention: president, w. H. s. Harris;
vice president, S. M. Rice, Jr.; secre-
tary, ]. H. Pickens; treasurer, Allan
Nicholson.
REPORT FROM SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Jonesvile M. E.-Delegates, w. II.
4. Harris, Mrs. D. L. Mclaughlin, Mrs.
Addie Hames Contribution. $1.50.
Union Grace NJ. 'E.-Delegates, S. M.
Rice, Jr, E U. Contribution, $500
Union First Presbyterisn-Delegat
T. E Dean, John B. Wardlaw. Con-
tribution, g 90.
Carlisle NJ. E.-Report by letter. Con-
tribution. $l.5S
Excelsior Reading Room S. S.-Dele-
gates, T. J. Betenbaugh, J. d. Lake,
Miss Fannie Rankin. Contribution, S3.
Bngansville M. E.-Contribution 81.
Weseys hapel NJ. E.-Contribution,
$l.OO
Lockhart byterian-Delegates. Z.
Y Caunepps, Rev. w H. White. Contri-
8 button, $l.14
e I.ockhart Baptist-D-legates, j. H.
d Rogers, w. II Wilson. Contribution,
y 81 so
Acknowledged, Theo. Eison. Cen
It tribution, SO cents
l. Gilead Baptist--Delegates F. j. Ma
q brey, Mrs. F. j. Mabry, J. E. Mabrey.
= Union Mills NJ. F.-Delegates, l.. E.
% Fike. T. J. Carter.
70 New Hope NJ. E.-Delegates, j. W.
), Scott, H w. Gossett, Mrs. Ada Hal
, comb. Contribution, GO cents
-, Jonesville Baptist-Delegates, j. a
KEYS s49o 9owhshp HhhnpoR Was r,esen5e,
Il by T. H. Gore, township superinten
dent.
REPORT FROM TOWNSHIP sUPERIN
NJ TENDENTS.
~ NJ. G. Gault, Jonesville, reports tw
o township conventions which were large
y ly attended, and that the schools hav
ie been visited as much as possible, an
Ia that much interest is taken in the work
ot l.. l.. Wagnon, Union, reports by let
ter, good schools and most of the school
ne visited, though no township convention
n J. b Lancaster, Bogansville, report
ct good schools and all the schools visited
= no convention.
ne w T. Jeter, Fishdam, reports by let
al ter tUlv two schools, though in prosper
~ one hour for dinner :,
do Afternoon session tho convention wa
II called to order by the president. Reig
10 ious services conducted by Rev. w. Fl
White. The following COMMITTEES wer,
appointed by the chair
- Committee on narratives, Rev. w. II
~ White, T. j. Betenbaugh, Theodor,
," Eisnn.
~ Committee on resolutions, T. H. Gore
so Il. E. Dean, F. J. Mabry.
u Topic: Influence of church members
~ in and out of Sunday school, DISGUISE Z
IN by Rev. w. H. White, j. M. Whitehead
,k T. H. Gore. J. w. Scott, G 7. Hyatt
W by m0cfoH Jho second topic was pass
of ed as the speakers appointed for that sub
y Ject were not present. The third topif
le was taken up.
Q Topic; Are the Sunday schools sue.
g ceediDg in teaching the spirit of religion,
q discussed by Rev. David Hucks, Rev,
n w Fl. White, s. M. Rice, Jr., and 9th.
q ers.
= BY motion the convention adjourned
to meet tomorrow morning, Sept Is, at
, 10, o'clock
SECOND DAY SESSION.
( Religious services conducted by Rev.
David Hucks. BY motion the first sui.
Z Ject was passed az the speakers were alb
sent and the second topic taken up.
Subject. Advantages and hindrances
Of Sunday school work, discussed by ].
w. Scott, T. j. Betenbaugh, Rev. Da.
Vid Hucks, G. T. Hyatt, w. H. s. Har..
ris.
Song by choir.
Election of delegates to state conven.
ton. The following were nominated
and elected. s. M. Rice. Jr., e. u, T.
e. Dean, T. j. Betenbaugh. Alternate.
M. G. Gault, Prof. HI. w. Ackerman