Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1909-05-28
FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1909.
sperial gotires.
County Sunday School Association.


Programme of the Second Annual
convention to be held in the First Pres
byterian church at Yorkville on June
and 10, 1909, "To advance the King
dom of God through teaching the SER
vice of His Church:
Morning Session, June 9th.
9.S0-Song Service, conducted by
United Choirs of all churches.
Scriptural Lesson, by Mr.. s. A. Love
PRAYER, by Rev. e. E. Gillespie.
10.00-Enrollment of delegates.
Report Of President, Capt. w. W.
Boyce, Rock Hill.
1O.15-Report of Secretary-Treasur-
er. Miss Mamie Steele, Rock Hill.
10 a0IThe twentieth Century Sun
day School Awakening, Mr.. ]. M. way
General secretary of the South Carolina
Sunday School Association, Pelzer.
II 00-The Men and Women or the
Future. What Shall They Be? MISS
Grace w. Vandiver, elementary super
intendent of the South Carolina Sun
day School association, Spartanburg.
ii 15-The Forward Movement OF
Sunday School Teachers, j. M. way:
I1.3O-what Would My SUNDAY
School Be II Every Church Member
Were Just Like Me. or Missions In sun
day Schools, by Mrs. j. 5. White.
i1.45-General Discussion-"York, the
Banner County in 1910"
12.00-Acuuaintance 10. Meeting and AS
signment Of Homes.
Afternoon Session, June 9Th.
3.00-Song Service, conducted py
United Choirs Of all churches.
Scripture Lesson, by Mr.. E. w. Rus
sell.
Prayer-by Rev. !. G. Murray.
315-A Plan for Grading and Rea-
sons for Doing 1t, Miss Grace w. VAN
s.so-If Every Baby's Name Were on
the Cradle Roll. Mrs. A. s. Rogers.
S.4O-A Careful Study Of the Begin
ner,s Grades, Mr.. ]. M. Way.
4.O0-A Study Of the Primary Grades
and Supplemental Lessons for Ineh'
Miss Ida Ormond.
420-Take Good Care Of the Juniors
why? How? Mrs. H. w. Shannon.
440-Open Parliament-"The Ele-
mentary Department" Miss Grace w.
Vandiver.
Evening Session, June 9th.
s.OO-Song Service, conducted by
United Choirs of all churches.
The Holy Scripture, by Col. j. G'
Wardlaw.
prayer, by Rev. o. NJ. Abney.
S.30-Organized Sunday School WORK
In South Carolina, Mr.. j. M. way.
e.OO-York County's Obligations to
the State at Large, Rev. r. E. Hough.
9.30-Announcements and Appoint
ment Of Committees.
Morning Session, June 10th.
e0o-Song Service, conducted by
of oil ohnrnhaS
Scripture Lesson, by ]. F. Boyd, vice
president.
Prayer, by Rev. S. D. Bailey.
9.3O-Teacher Training the Demand
of the Day, Rev. r. E. Hough, general
secretary S. S. and Y. P. c. U. OF A. K
P. Synod of the South.
10 10OO-What Books Should Be In a
Sunday School Teachers Library
why? Miss Grace w. Vandiver.
10.15 What Can Pastor do to Inn
prove the Teaching in His School?
Rev. Edward S. Reaves.
O.30-What Can a Superintendent
Do In Teacher Training? Rev. R. E.
Hough.
1O.45-Round Table-"The Sunday
School Teacher" Mr.. ]. M. Way.
11.15-Election Of Officers for the
Coming Year.
ton Best Cooperate With the Town
ship Associations? ]. B. Creighton,
President Catawba township.
1140-How Can the Township Asso-
Citations Best Accomplish the Complete
Organization and Development Of the
Sunday Schools in Townships? Prof.
E. w. Hall, chairman executive COM
mittee.
11..5-How the Organized Sunday
School Movement Helps the Denomi-
national Interests, Mr.. ]. M. Way.
1210-Open Discussion-"Countya and
Township Association work." conduct
ed by Mr.. r. B. Cunningham, member
of executive committee of State Sun
day School Association, Rock Hill.
Afternoon Session, June 10th.
3.00-Song Service, conducted by
United Choirs of all churches.
Prayer
3.1O-How to Organize and Conduct
the Work Of the intermediate Depart
ment, Mr. J. M. Way.
3.SO-Organized Adult Bible Glasses,
Mr.. w. w. Boyce, president county as
sociation.
S.50-Teachers' Unions-What They
Would Do for the York County Asso-
citation, Miss Grace W. Vandiver.
4.10-Sentence Impressions Of This
Announcements and Other Items of In
formation.
Ministers and Sunday school super
intendents Of all evangelical Protestant
denominations will be accorded all the
privileges Of regularly elected delegates
and are urgently requested to be pres
ent
Each Sunday school in the county
should arrange to send one delegate,
and clothe them with authority to act
for the Sunday school on all questions
coming before the convention.
All officers Of Township Sunday
School associations in the county should
attend the convention, and they and
the officers of the county association
will be recognized as official delegates
All official and regularly elected del
egates will be entertained by the Chris
tian people of the city Of Yorkville, and
each one who expects to attend should
write at once to Mr.. w. 3. Wylie, York
willie, S. c., and ask to be assigned to a
home. Ali notices of this kind should
be sent in not later than June 5th, II
possible, and ii Is always best to write
as early as possible.
The convention will be held for the
purpose of helping all the Sunday
schools Of the county, their officers and
teachers, and delegates are invited to
bring any questions they would like to
have answered.
Our visiting Sunday school workers
are Mr.. ]. NJ. Way, general secretary
and Miss Grace w. Vandiver, element
ary superintendent of the South Caro-
lima Sunday School Association, and
Rev. r. E. Hough, general secretary
Sunday school and Y. P. c. u, Of A. r
p. Synod of the South. They spend
their full time in promoting Sunday
school work and they will be glad to
help any who attend with their Sunday
school problems.
Pastors, Superintendents and teach
ers are urged to attend and Sunday
schools invited to send delegates fol
the following reasons:
/. The convention needs you.
2. The association needs your help.
8. God is calling for reapers, and the
field Is already white.
4. You need the convention.
S. Your Sunday School needs its helI
and inspiration.
6. Your scholars need the very best
teacher it is possible for them to get
and it is your duty to get every hell
within your reach.
The first and the last services are as