The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-07-27
STATE CONVENTION.
Annual Sunday School Convention
to be Held at CIyffeside.


Kentucky Sunday School Association,
August 81, 22. 20, 1906. Clyffeside
Park. Kentucky's Greatest Interde-
nominational, Inspirational Educa-
tional International Sunday School
Gathering. Ten Sunday School Ex-
perts of State, National and Inter-
national Fame.
This Convention is one of World
wide Series that stands for better
and larger Sunday Schools in every
church of every evangelical denomi-
nation in the world You'll miss it
If you miss it.
Ashland is a beautiful little city
of about 5000 inhabitants, as hos
pitable people as the sun ever
shown upon. Catlettsburg. five miles
away, is its twin sister and equally
as attractive, about 1000 The two
cities are connected by an electric
car line. The Convention will be held
in the auditorium at beautiful Clyffe-
side Park A more ideal place could
not be chosen. 1t is a regular Chau-
tauqua park, with all the appurte-
nances of a pleasure resort. We have
never had an opportunity to so com
bine business and pleasure. Those
who take this trip will ever look back
to 1t as a green and fragrant spot
in their memories.
The railroads will give reduced
rates, and all accredited delegates
will be entertained, SO the expense
need not be great Sunday Schools
should help bear the expense of their
delegates.
This Convention, without doubt,will
be the greatest ever held in the
State. The audience and the speak
ers make convention. We expect
one of the largest, most enthusiastic,
and most appreciative audiences ever
gathered at State Convention.
An inspiring audience deserves in
spring speakers, and We have spared
no pains in securing the best the
nation affords.
Mr.. W. C. Pearce, of Chicago. Mr..
Pearce is one of the best known and
best loved Sunday School men in
America He is an International
Field Worker and will bring to us
the best America affords. and will
give 1t to us in such palatable form
that Wen cry for more.
DR.. H. NJ. Hamill, of Nashville.
When the roll Of fame is made up,
Dr. Hamills name will stand near
the top. He is one of our recognized
leaders, a man with big heart and
giant intellect. His work will never
be forgotten by those who are for
tunate enough to hear him.
Rev. VIM. Megginson of Richmond,
MIR. Megginson is a Sunday School
Field Worker for the Southern Pres
byterian Church. He is full of fire,
and snap and vim, and holds his
audience with a magic skill, He in
structs, at the same time he en-
tertains.
These three men from out the
State all have worldwide reputa-
ton. They will put power and an
enthusiasm into our Convention that
will make all feel that 1t is indeed
good to be there. But this is not
all. Kentucky boasts Sunday School
leaders second to none in America,
and they will all be there. There is
our own Incompatible Miss Mamie
Lee Frayser, whose sweet Bible
stories and touching heart-to-heart
talks will melt you to tears and make
YOU feel little nearer heaven than
you have ever been before. DR.. r.
'IY. Mullins. President of the Baptist
Theological Seminary, and most
inspiring speaker, will he there. Mr.
Robt. NJ. Hopkins. of the Christian
Church; Rev. ]. T Watts, of the
Baptist Church; Messrs. Fox, Ge-
bauer, Vaughan and Green, of the
kentucky Sunday School Association
all of them experts, will have prom
inent place on the program.
The NEWS desires to call the spec.
I ial attention of its readers to this
Convention, 1t will be held by idea
Sunday School workers. at an idea
spot for such a meeting, and all who
attend will be pleased and benefit
ted. Reference will be again made
to the event.
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