New-York tribune., 1906-07-21
sCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
MENTION At WfNONd LIKE NEXT MONTH Will,
DISCUSS SUNDAY SCHOOL REOIIREUENyS

-tstes. provinces and territories OF the
sl-l. Canada. Mexico. Central America
~ ,ll send representatives 20 the annual
ll' che executive committee OF the Inter
is.Fs s,,sav school Association. at WinOna
-. August S TO lS. for a consideration OF
md principles of great import 70 the
school world.
siN ,.,,sred mon who viii meet for this con-
y os - n-on,inent in the business as weu as
- =. life Of the sections they represent
''z.-s,i,uency for which they will legislate
if .~aoa sunday schools. 10000 officers and
more than 100000 scholars in thirty
denominations.
-, N the committee. there will be present
80 OF International field workers. who
a0-s -enorts from the extensive field. The
l's,.- ,arns Of workers is Marion Lawrance.
= = one of The best known men in the Sum
49,, vorld. and for the last seven years
] ,,srv Of the international association.
80 has been for thirty-One years super
I - ~ the Washington Avenue Congrega-
- school of Toledo. and as author, lect-
..--...-ical sunday school worker is a great
80 great cause
Ing In view Of the great questions TO be
- and the vast interests represented. prom
=. me most important religious gathering OF
and the Sunday school world will
u
in ,robler.s pressing for solution IS that
- - T2lla classes Through the Baraca or
- v-frh its l5o0eO members, the New Adult
-~..s Movement, The Cook County Qll.)
- adults. and other organized bodies. the
sns bv men in the Sunday school is as
t,-ge proportions and IS becoming a vital
,ba legitimate work OF the Sunday school.
-,,,tee of nine members-of which A. H.
z - Illinois. is chairman. NJ A. Hudson, of
X Y. national president of the BaracS
: secretary. ana the Rev. Dr.: Joseph Clark,
| sr y Hall Indianapolis: T. W Adams, Win
e,iisn y. E. Wilson. Neshit, Miss; the Rev.
- = -.o-Qe s. Louis and Mckenzie Cleland,
L = - cfher rnenbeTs-wiII present a report to
| -s.s-nafs0ual committee. as II IS expected that
l5sfnfe action VIII be taken looking 10 the
s..-5o1 of mems classes along well tried and
- International lines. 1t has been stated
So are 10000 adult Bible classes in the Sum
..5ools az the International field, and the COM
| = rseognizes in their development a most I'M
- feature Of the international work. sug-
- Til be made for the election of an inter
- fed secretary 10 have charge OF this de-
(. 55estion Of a petition TO Congress for an
I, +.-eornnrarion IF the international assOcia-
L J. ~ be considered, and a report will be made
r-S-e John Sites, OF Kentucky, chairman OF
/ rTnittee on Incorporation
s-srr 6enartment matters viii receive thorough
-5s-sto1 and tire department will be placed on
s-sr basis Of definite work than ever before;
=--nsn ". X. Hartshorn. OF Boston, VIII give
----1si SURVEY Of the Sunday school field and
--ssant some interesting facts relative to the
t-.1sncs and development of the continent wide
- NJ the important matters to be considered
fsve reference 10 the Worlds Fifth ConEen-
4 a he held in Rome. italy, May 20 70 o. 1907,
re Twelfth International Convention, sched-
| 4 fsr Louisville, Ky, June. 1898. +. X Warren,
- ~ asts Nich president of the worlds con-
sn which met in Jerusalem, 1904. and DR..
- N BAILEY Of Philadelphia, chairman Of the
81 sxecutive committee. viii present the plans
/. he Rome convention