The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1905-06-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
Twenty.fiftf Annual Convention of the
Fulton County Sunday School AssO-
citation.
HELD HERE THURSDAY AND FRIDAY.

2 o'clock, in the M. K. church in
McConnellsourg, by A. U. Mace,
president. DR.. West conducted
the devotional service, after which
b. w. Peck, who served the AS
sociatlon as President and F'lel d
Secretary, from the time of its
organization, with the exception
of one year, welcomed the dele
gates and Sabbath School work
ers to the feast of good things
awaiting them in that happy way,
that showed the workers their re-
sponsibility, their opportunity and
the reward of the co.laborers.
This was responded to by that
veteran worker, Hon. S. =. Wish
art, whose untiring work speaks
louder in results than oratory,
who pointed out the need of more
consecrated work, and that to be
able to work efficiently, the work
er must be armed with the
"Sword of the Spirit" and be
ready both TO learn and to work.
The roll of schools of the coun-
ty was called when the following
schools reported: Ayr-St.
Paul's Union, delegates, MI IS
Mamie Mellott, Mrs Tobias Glaz-
ier, and Tobias Glazler, Supt.,
contribution 81; Associate Pres
byterlan, Mrs. j. f. Johnson and
Mary Houston, and Rev. S. B.
Houston, pastor, contribution 81.
Bethel, Warfordsburg, M. e.,
Miss Kate Ranck, contribution
81; Warfordsburg, Presbyterian,
Frank Markley, contribution 81.
Brush charlottesville, M.
r., delegates, Louis DuvalJ and
Miss Ella Wink and M. M. Bar
ton. Contribution. $1.00.
Dublin-Fort Llttleton M. E.,
Mrs. Daniel Cromer and Elmer
Fraker, Supt. Contribution,
$1.00. Burnt Cabins Presbyter-
ian, delegates Miss Cora Doran
and Chas. Peterson. Contribu-
ton, $1.00.
Licking Creek-Green Hill I'm.
ION, delegates Miss Anna Mann
and Miss Catherine Metzler. Con
tribution, $l.00. Sideling Hill
Christian, delegates Obed II. Mel
lott and r. r. Sipes. Contrlbu.
ton, 81.
McConnellsburg - Reformed,
j. A. Harris and Miss Olive Girls
singer. Contribution, 81. M. E.
Miss Ella Pittman and Mrs. John
Sheets. Contribution, 81. Lu,
thera1, Miss Jessie Linn and
Chas. Eltemiller. Contribution,
81. United Presbyterian, Mrs.
Il. M. Kendall and j. l.. Patter-
son. Contribution, 81. Presby-
terian, Miss Jennie Cooper and
Miss Minnie Reisner. Contrlbu-
tion 81.
Thompson -Rehoboth M. E.,
delegates Miss Anna M. Fisher
and Geo. w. Fisher, supt. Con-
tribution, 81. Oakley, M. E.,
delegates, Miss Minnie O'Rourke
and Ira Covalt. Contribution,
81.
Taylor-Mt. Tabor, U. b., JOSH
ah Wltter, supt., and Rev. A. S.
Wolf, pastor. Contribution, 81.
Hustontown, M. e., delegates
Miss Effie Cutchall and Miss Mel
lie Kirk. Contribution 81. FAIR
view, N. e. M. Hoover. Contri-
button 81.
Wells-Pine Grove M. E., dele
gates, W. V. Stewart and Miss
Rene Guiliard. Contribution 81.
U. B., delegate Glover Horton.
Contribution, 81. Wells Valley,
M. e, Chas. Early and Miss Belle
Denisar. Contribution, 81. Wells
Tannery Presbyterian, delegates
Mrs. E. A. Horton and Miss Ger.
trude Young. Contribution, 81.
Hon. S. p. Wishart, supt.
The session Thursday evening
was held In the Presbyterian
church, and Notwithstanding the
high temperature that prevailed,
the room was well filed. Rev
Smith conducted the devotional
service, after which Couture oi
the Teachers Spiritual Life" was
most thoughtiully discussed by