The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1906-08-24
COUNTY N d n O
4Ist Annual neetinE at Bell
flower, RIO.

day school Association met in
annual session at BellHower Pres
byterian church Tuesday and
Wednesday Aug. 14th and 18th.
The meeting was presided over
by president, Howard Ellis of
New Florence, Mo.
Devotional exercises Tuesday
evening was conducted by Rev.
w. H. Tullis of Belllower.
Rev. Grimes of the M. E. church
at Belllower delivered the address
of welcome, which was responded
to by Rev. j. A. Cutrell of the M.
E. church at Wellsville.
The large audience was greatly
pleased by q solo sung by Mr.. L..
G. Stumpf of st. Louis, after
which Mr.. Stumpf delivered an
address on the subject Giving
Water"
Wednesday, 8 a.. m. Aug. 18th.
Devotional exercises was con-
Quoted by Rev. c. P. Lovelace of
Middletown.
Mr.. Stumpf favored us again
with a beautiful solo.
Rev. j. A. Cutrell, in the absence
of Rev. Simpson Ely, delivered
an interesting address on the SUBJ
ject "The Bible in the Home"
Discussed by L. G. Stumpf.
Misses Carrie and Katie Show
engerdt favored US with a duet.
F. j. Boehmer not being present
Rev. j. w. Ham took up the sub
ject "The Superintendants" dis
cussed by j. v. Nobel of High
Hill.
Rev. G. M. Lotion presented for
chilly the subject; "The Teacher"
H. D.. Roley added good remarks.
How to secure. punctuality was
handled by Rev. w. H. Tullis.
His theme being that Superinten-
dants and Teachers needed more
religion.
The President announced the
following committees:
Resolutions; E. E. NARROW, H.
D. Roley and B. S. Baker.
Finances; H. E. Scanland, Ham
Grigg and Emil Bauer.
Nomination J. w. Ham, j.. j.
Orr and Mrs. Faulconer.
For the dinner hour the entire
assemblage was dinedi in the park.
An abundance and to spare was
on the ground.
In the afternoon Miss Grace
DeVault read a brief historical
sketch of the association from it's
organization in 1855, providing a
valuable paper.
Rev. Stumpf was pressed into
service often by his solos.
The subject; Teaching through
song brought out some bright les
sons and thoughts, the speakers
being L. G. Stumpf, B. S. Baker
and VIM. Hoss.
Mrs. DR.. Bellamy and Miss Paul
inc Stuart sang a fine duett.
The Sunday school as a charac-
ter builder was handled by Jas.
Rodgers and H. E. Scanland.
Their talks were good.
The president gave a report of
the different townships.
The following were the number
of delegates present from the diff
ferent schools of 1.-THE county, given
by townships; Montgomery 10,
Prairie 45, Upper Loutre IA. Bear
Creek Sc, Danville 81 and Lou
tire 5.
"Relation of Sunday Schoo,
Workers to Moral Movements IL
the County" Cort Stuart and w
w. Metts, Ed NARROW, Ham Grigg
A short discussion o which
seemed to be leading into politica
considerations, but was closed by
Rev. Ham of New Florence, whs
enforced the thought that we wer'
in a Sunday school convention
and not a political meeting.
The temperance lesson was dis
cussed by Mrs. g. B. Faulconer o
Montgomery and a fine impressio,
made. We were then favored witt
an eloquent recitation, "a Ple'
for the Children" by Miss Maud
Cutler of Chicago which was in
decd touching.
Delegates to the State Conven'
tor xyora a1oOtol NO fo11n~o. u G