The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1909-06-16

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day School Sermon was great seas,
and we only wish that all Sunday School
workers could have heard it.
Song and adjournment.
MORNING SESSION, JUNE 3.
Song 162, RESCUE the Perishing"
Devotional conducted by Prof, H. r.
Warner.
Song 1853. Bringing in the Sheaves. p"
Prayer by Rev. d. X Peak
Reading Of last years minutes by the
secretary.
Rev J. T. Lewis on Opportunity
for Service in he Sunday School, -
made a most interesting talk, said that
in Sabbath School we are living and
teaching the word of God.
W. ]. Vavghen said, 1--WE are the
greatest Sunday School nation in the
world. Knowing this we should do our
most to push this great work. 4"
Report of District secretaries was
next called. Only one secretary was
present, but two others sent written re-
ports and two districts were reported
by county President. After taking the
offering the choir sang 1888. Adjourn
ment until lis.
AFTERNOON SESSION
Devotional by Rev. J. T. Lewis.
Mrs. w. J. Piggott made a beautiful
talk on the elementary work. The fol-
lowing are few of the many things a
teacher should bear in mind while pre-
pairing and teaching his class: mind
your P's Q'S, patiently, plan practically
practice perpetually, qualify quickly,
question quietly, pray persistently.
w. J. Vaughen explained the Organ
lied Adult Bible Glass" and showed by
illustration the great work accomplished
by it in the last year.
Mrs. J. X, Wimp being absent, Miss
Cova Matthews explained the l.. B. R.
A.
The following resolutions were offered
and adopted:
Realizing that every influence that
comes into the home should be pure
and elevating and such as would tend
to the best development OF the chill
dren, therefore, we wish to recommend
that all books, magazines and papers be
eliminated from our homes which have
in them illustrations holding up low
ideals of art, in which disobedience to
parents, disrespect to elders and deceit
are treated lightly, where malicious
mischief is made to seem worthy of en-
ulation and where those things which
make for strong, noble, Christian char
acters are brought into open contempt.
We pledge ourselves to do all in our
power to remove these heartful inhuen-
ces from other homes and to create
strong public sentiment against them.
Signed. Mrs, w. J. Piggott, J, T.
Lewis, Ora B. Hendrick.
The committee on nominations sub.
mitted the following report: Pres. T.
B. Henderson; Vice Pres, Prof. Joel
H. Pile; Sec'y and Treas, Miss Ora B.
Hendrick, Supt of Adult Department;
Arthur Alter, Supt. of intermediate De-
partment; Miss Cova Matthewes. Supt.
of Elementary Department; Mrs. Jesse
Herndon, Supt. of Organization; Mrs.
J. r. Wimp, House to House Visitation
and Home Department, Prof Joel H.
Pile.
Signed, J. T. Lewis, c. II. Claycomb
S. c. Dowell, H. r. Warner.
The committee on resolutions sub
mitted the following
We, the committee on resolutions
make the following report:
Whereas Notwithstanding the incle-
ment weather we have been favored |
with large and enthusiastic Sunday
School congregation and blessings
without number therefore,
Resolved. that we extend to the good
people of McQuady our thanks and APP
probation for their generous hospitality
in so pleasantly entertaining the Con-
vention in their homes and for the
bounteous spread of dinner.
Resolved, that we extend our special
thanks to the members OF the choir for
their splendid singing, and the members
of the church for their enthusiastic zeal
manifested in Sunday School work
Resolved, that we extend to our
county papers our appreciation and
thanks for the loyal support they have
given us in publishing all calls, an
nouncements and programs.
Resolved, that we express our regret
for the of our State Secretary,
E. A. Fox, and extend our sympathy
to the immediate family and to all the
Sunday School workers in the state.
Resolved, that we express our thanks
for the presence and work and valuable
suggestions from our field worker, w.
]. Vaughen.
Rac0lvad that we CONGRATULATE The