Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1909-05-22
WEST VIRGINIA
SUMMER SCHOOL
General Secretary Arnold Advises
Teachers to Attend the Institu-
ton This Summer.

A. t. Arnold, general secretary OF
the West Virginia Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, has sent out the following
letter to the newspapers and Sunday
Schools of the state.
The summer school for Sunday
school workers connected with the
West Virginia university is unique,
in that it the only one in the in.
ternational field connected with and
maintained by state university.
West yirginias have just cause for
pride, and will without doubt, show
their appreciation by awaiting them
selves of this opportunity to equip
themselves for better service.
Sunday school leaders throughout
the state, who have kept the officers
and teachers of their schools n
tuoch with the institution, believe
that it paid the largest dividends to
the school when they returned with
the inspiration, instruction and en-
couragement that they we're sure to
receive.
If you can not find those who are
financially able 70 bear the expense,
pay portion or all of the expense
from the treasury of your school.
Should the school be unable to bear
such expense, appeal to the Chris
tian business men of your communi-
ty of to the fathers and mothers who
have children in your school, and
hot n
best for them, and they will be glad
to invest some of their money, and
without doubt will put enough into
your hands to pay the cost of send
ing your representative to Morgan
| town.
The entire expense Of sending such
a representative will not be great,
even from the remote parts of the
state. All the railroads in West vir-
ginia charge rate of two cents a
mile. Board, including room and
meals may be secured for $500 for
the week There will be no charge
for tuition but Ill except university
students will be required to pay an
incidental fee of s100.
Instructions will be given in all
phases of Sunday school work
Opportunity will be given each day
for rest, recreation and study. Send
postal card for prospectus.
Faculty.
D. E. Purinton, IL. D., Phi. D., Dean.
instructors.
Rev. Fl. T. Musselman, Educational
Secretary and Associate Editor OF
Periodicals, of the American Baptist
Publication Society, Philadelphia, Pa.
Camden NJ Cobern, Phi. D., d. d.
head of the Department of English
Bible and Philosohy of Religion in
Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa
Joseph Clark, d. D., General Sec
rotary of the Ohio sunday School AS
ISOLATION, Columbus, Ohio.
! Rev. John A. McKamy, of the Pres
byterian Board of Publication, Nash
Vile, Tenn.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, Interna-
tional Elementary Superintendent
Chicago, Illinois.
Miss Martha V. Graham, Superin-
tendent Elementary Department
West Virginia Sunaay School Associ-
alton, Wheeling, w. Va.
Charles M Phillips, Phi. D., Pro-
lessor of Bible Literature in Frank
| lin College, Indiana.
Clara NJ. Wheeler, Horace Mann
School, New York City.
Hyre d. Clark, d. D., pastor M. E..
church, Buckhannon, w. Va.
Mr.. Arthur T. Arnold, General Sec
rotary of the West Virginia Sunday
School Association, Wheeling w. Va.
For further information concerning
the school write to the general secre-
tary of the association, Mr. Arthur I.
Arnold. No. $3.50 Board of Trade
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