The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-04-17

ltallsburg; s. c. Jones, HaFTlsyilie !;
May Holden, st. AIarys Miss Nell
Lowe, Jacksonburg A. $. Kelley,
Sistersville NJ. i. Priehard. Wall
lace; +. Y Smith, WaIIaee Ray
mond G. Piefson, Moundsyiile AIRS.
Ferd Rogers, Lumberport Bessie
Watson. st. Marys; Z. S. Harvey,
lSistersviIle; AIRS. Martha Allen,
Lima G. II. Cox, st. 1Iarys Rev,
John Hull, Aryilla; Miss Mable Ire
Ihame, Wheeling; W. A. Hartman,
Wheeling; Mrs. r. L. Bolles, Raven
Rock; @. p. Craig, st. Marys; VIM
Stonestreet, Harrisyille;; Sophie Hes
ter. Belmont; Mrs. Ed. Davenport,
Friendly; Mrs. L. l.. Fortney, LHm-
lberport; Anna Gates, Woodlands;
Mrs. B. F. Morgan, Pine Grove; Al
INA Barker, Wheeling; H. n. Hess,
Pennsboro; J. C. Roane, Weston; A.
r. Hordy, Calcutta; x. G. Mus
grove, Hinkle; j II. Hurley. Sugar
Camp; G. Fl. Lakin, Bridgeport; A.
G, Wilson, Hoffman; j. z. Morgan,
Friendly G. ]. Allen, Lima; S. a.
Allen, Lima; NJ. Frances Richard
ison, Elizabeth; Elsie L. Harmon,
West Charleston b. Martin Keith.
Webster Springs; II. S. McCurty,
lSchilling +. N. Hess. Shinnston;
7. J. Hickcl, Friendly S. a. Steele,
lAToundsville; b. T. Candill. Hunt
ington; A. j. Nuzum, Fonda;
Blanche Carter, Wheeling: Mrs. J.
| d. Turing. Parkersburg: G. W.
Adams. Reader: Martha Il. Brown,
Wheeling: Pearl Dorsey. Moands-
vile; c. Fl. Farmer, New Martins
lvillc; Lafayette Starkey, Center
Point ]. d. Davidson. Grafton; N.
L. Wood, Huntington.
The afternoon session began with
songs Of praises, conducted byaPref.
Excel. As expressed ON the pro-
gram, Not only the singing, but the
way it's done counts most For
1.-THE most part this service consisted
of old-time favoritcs that are dear
/ to the hearts of all. 1'osProf. Excel
undoubtedly The greater part Of tire
credit for the animation so prevail!
ent this, perhaps the greatest Of
Iall Sunday school conventions.
Every delegate had nothing but
praise for the one Of 1905 at Wheel
ing, but it is expected that before
1.-THE present one terminates it win
he unanimously voted the best Of all.
lAs eyeryhour passes the heartfelt in
terest and enthusiasm becomes more
land more apparent. One topic of
conversation among the delegates
land visitors that seems to prcdom-
Innate, is that Of the hospitality ac-
corded by clarksburg people. Not
lenough can be done by the ladies to
entcrtain and the strangers do ap-
Ipreciatc it.
I
The afternoon opening song SER
wise was even more Successful than
that Of the morning. 1t is due TO
the fact that the attendance in the.
laftcrnoon was muchs larger than in
the forepart of the. DAY.
At 2:15 O'clock ffe Round Table
was taken up and tie following sub
fleets were among the Ones discussed:
!. The County and District
Problems.
,. The City Problem.
1 3. The School Problem.
T. The Extension Problem.
President Purinton called attpn-
ton early in tlie afternoon meeting
to the fact that several counties III
| the State are back with their pledges
and appointments financially.
This will undoubtedly be safisfactor-
lily ariusted before the business for
the new year is begun. Such will
ingness to contribute in every con-
ccivable manner. mental. oral. vocal
and so on, insures all the monetary
assistance desired.