Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1907-08-23
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w S Trimble
d Adult Bible Glass Depart ment
A A Walker.
e House to House Visitation De-
partment. w & Young.
superintendent for the follow
ing departments may also be add
ed:
Fl. B. R. A. Department.
q intermediate Department.
h Missionary Department; and
! Temperance Department.
ARTICLE Vl-Duties Of officers
Section THE President shall
preside at the meetings, have gen.
eral oversight Of the Association
work as planned by the Executive
CT mmittee. attend as often as pos
sible the district conventions, or
send a representative. and endeavor
to see that the schools Of the coun-
ty are fully represented at the an
nual county conventions, and that
the county is we'll represented at
the State Convention.
Section 2-The Vice.Presidents,
in the absence Of the President,
shall preside at the meetings, and
assist in every possible way.
Section 3-The Secretary shall
keep a record Of the proceedings OF
the Association, both Executive
Committee meetings and COUNT
Conventions and preserve them in
permanent form; list Of the Off
GERS and Sunday schools in the
county, with the name and address
Of the Superintendent Of each. he
shall secure annual statistics from
each school in the county on the
form provided by the State Associ-
alton, and make an annual report
to the Convention.
Section 4-The Treasurer (who
may also be the Secretary shall
receive all offerings from Sunday
schools, both voluntary and tie ap.
portionment for State and county
work; forward the proper portion
to the State Treasurer; keep accu-
rate accounts Of all funds of the
Association; make disbursements
upon the order Of the President or
Executive Committee; and make an
annual report at the Convention.
Section 5--The Executive Com
mittee shall choose it's own chair
man, select it's own place Of meet
ing, and meet either quarterly or
semi-annually; shall have charge
of the work of the Association in
the county; execute the plans
adopted by the Association; orga-
nize each magisterial district in the
county: fix time and place for hold
ind district and county conventions
when not otherwise provided for;
prepare programme aud make ar
gements for the annual County
Convention; divide the county
schools among themselves, and Wis
it them at least once year. Thew
should encourage schools already
established, and the organization
of schools in localities where need
ed: they should, as far as possible,
awaken interest in better ways OF
working; should direct the minds
of all to the necessity of the early
conversion Of the pupils, should in
quire carefully how we'll each
neigh borhood has been canvassed
for pupils; should press the neces
sity for the schools being open
thro ughout the year, urge the i'm
portance Of Decision Days, Teach.
ers' Meetings and Training Glasses,
the Cradle Roll, Home Department,
Adult Bible Glasses and every mod.
ern equipment, as maps, charts,
school and individual records, and
the like.
Section 6-Depatment Superinten-
dents Duties The superintendent
Of the Elementary Department
which embraces the Cradle Roll,
beginners, Primary aud Junior
shall endeavor to organize
4 Primary Union in the county;
,lso encourage the adoption of the
standard Of Excellence by each |
Make an annual
written report to the Convention.
A standard Of excellence for the
Elementary Grades Of the sunday
school suggested at Toronto.
/ A Cradle Roll and a Beginners
under g. Primary (8 to- 81 and
Junior 60 to 12) Department.
2 A separate room, curtains or
screens for each of the three de-
3 Blackboard and illustrative
material used in each department.
4 supplemental lessons taught
n each department.
5 international Beginners course
aught to children under six.
6 A training course studied By
very teacher in the three depart
nents.
The superintendent of the Home
Department. shall encourage the
Inauguration of Home Depart
nent in each school in the county,
md the selection Of a superinten-
ent of home department for each