The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-04

district associations the-impOrtance-
of being represented and confidently
expects that this convention viii be
a banner one. Secretary Shafer
wilI conduct the questions that are
for state, county and district officers
lat the early session Wednesday
morning, ON the question Of what
successes have been had with organ
| lied interests.
Wednesdays Proceedings.
At the regular session Wednesday
morning at LILO he viii deliver an
address on the subject: Encourage
ments Worth Mentioning Earlier
at this session Miss N. Y. Graham,
lof Wheeling viii give a Is minute
tai kon Visiting the /. Organized
Family" Miss Graham is state
primary secretary. Thursday morn
ing at S:45 she win conduct the
Primary school. lesson. At this
session the primary and junior
teachers viii seea regular primary
program carried out in all its de-
tails from the opening TO the close,
including supplemental work and the
teaching Of lesson.
Tuesday afternoon at the Golf NJ.
E. church auditorium, Miss Graham
win conduct the children's meeting.
These meetings have grown so in
each year that II was necessary this
year to arrange a special meeting at
which only teachers and workers in
the primary and junior grades can
be admitted. Tickets of admission
may be procured at the primary
bazaar at headquarters church and
as they viii be necessary to be adj
mitted this must not be overlooked.
The first business of the conven-
tion viii be the meeting of the exec
utive committee Tuesday morning at
g o'clock which viii be held at The |
First Baptist church. The opening
session will convene at 1890 a. m.
with President d. B. Purinton pre-
siding. He will,deliyer the opening
address. a half hours song service
VIII be conducted by Prof. Excel
and this will be followed by prayer
by Rev. 1. A. Barnes, of st. Marys.
r tsMen. Shall Not Live by. Bread
Alone viii be the topic ola short
address by DR.. William Live. Of.
Parkersburg. At Has "a special
effort win be made to have an the
delegates enroll at headquarters. As
d noon lunch will be served in the
basement Of the church but little
time will be lost between the morn
ing and afternoon session, which will I
convene at As.
After song service Round
Table will be conducted by W. C..
Pearce, the international Teacher
Training secretary, at which about
fifty questions willie discussed, en-
bracing "Four-fold Problems.
These problems are County and
District Problems" Getty Problems
.The School Problem and EsThc
Extension. Problemp AT 4:20 a
special Nconsecration service will be
held at which the doors will be clos
ed. Rev. U. B. Darlington, of
Parkersburg, viii have charge of this
service.
After the completion of the after
noon session banquet will be tend
cred to the county officers. Begin
ming Tuesday evening two sessions
Of the convention will be held at the
same time. Both win begin at 1880
The session at the First Baptist
church will be conducted by Presi-
dent Purinton, while that at the
Methodist Episcopal church audi
torium will be presided over by Vice
President U. B. Darlington.
The various convention commit
tees will be announced at the even
ing session. Prof. Excel will con-
duct the song service at the session
in the Baptist church and expects
TO be present at the other church be-
fore the session is completed. Many
interesting. addresses will be given
at both sessions by prominent per-
sons in the Sunday school work.
The regular session OF the conven-
ton Wednesday morning viii con-
yene at 8 o'clock at the First Bap-
fist. church auditorium while the
early session will De conducted. in
the Sunday school room of the
church. At the Wednesday after !
noon session the award of honor
flags will be made to the delegations
reporting the best attendance of
pupils and scholars during the year.
At ) 80 in the afternoon the sec