The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1909-07-28
CONVENTION OF
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Was a Great Success in
Every Way.
GOOD WORK INA GOOD CAUSE
Delegates Present and Notes
of Business That Was
Accomplished.

i ne OnlO county sunday 0cnOOl
Convention held in Hartford last
Thursday and Friday was a success
in every particular. There was a larg
or attendance than at any previous
meeting of the Association. Thirty
six schools were represented There
were eight ministers, twelve superin-
tendents and twenty-five teachers
present.
The program was followed closely
as 10 time and subjects and there were
few who failed to respond to their
parts Some very interesting talks
were made, the burden OF the re-
marks being the work and Importance
Of the Sunday School. Reports from
the different schools showed that the
majority of them were in splendid
working condition. The Importance
of improvement was not lost sight of,
however in any case.
The illustrated lecture Of Rev. T.
c. Gebauer OH Thursday night On
The Life of Paul" was well attended
and highly enjoyed. Ample provision
was made for the visiting delegates
and all went away well pleased with
their entertainment.
Rev. Guthrie Birkhead, assistant
pastor OF the Christian Church at Ow-
ensboro and son of Judge T. +. Birk-
head, although not on the pre-ar-
. ranged program, was present and gave
two very interesting talks, one on
"The Organized Adult Bible Glass"
and the other on Value of Teacher
Training His remarks were highly
instructive ard much appreciated
The report of the nominating COM
mittee was received and the following
officials were elected for the ensu-
/. sing year: President, Prof g. c. JUS
tus, Of Beaver Dam; Vice President,
w. r. Carson, Hartford; Secretary
and Treasurer, Miss May Taylor, Bea
yer DAM Elementary Grade, Mrs. S.
A. Anderson; intermediate Grade,
John w. Taylor; Adults, o. L. Shultz;
Visitation, Mrs. Maggie Griffin: Or
ganization, p d. Tweddell; Educa-
tional, Dr. S. d. Taylor, Beaver Dam.
The school and delegates represent
ing them were as follows:
Hartford Methodist-Rev. Virgil FL
gin, c. NJ. Barnett, f. p. Moore.
Hartford Baptist-Miss Mary Keown
Z. E. Rhoads, Misses Lizzie O'Bannon,
Tosia ard Rpssie Carnanter
= Hartford Presbyterian-Rev. T. c.
Wilson.
Williams Mines-Miss Myrtle Miller,
John Miller and wife, S. A. Reynolds
and wife and Miss Lillie>Craddock.
Waitons Creek-N. @. Kuykendoil.
%SHickory Ridge-J. ID: Barnes.
simmons Union-Dr. T. G. McCar-
ley, Q. B.. Brown, C. A. Smith, c. NJ.
Brown, Misses zada and Annie Car
ter.
East view-C.L. Morton. RI. Paris.
Clear Run. e. Park, Rev. and
Mrs. R. e. Fuqua, j. G. Jones, T. c.
Park
Marvin's Clapel-Mollie Renfrow, ].
T. Davis, Mrs Lena Acton, w. A.
Clark.
Beaver Dam Methodist-D. Z. Miller,
Harry Monroe.
Wesley Chapel--Misses Irene and
BeIta Ward, Cecil Park, Misses Belva
Mccormick and Filidia Foster
West Providence-Miss Florence
proun q n BROWN
Narrows-Mrs. A. r. Renfrow, Mrs.
]. l.. Lloyd, Joe Bennett.
East View C. l.. Morton, Loney G.
tTRylor.
Centertown-Miss BERTHE Condit, Ce-
Gil Stogner, John Tinsley.
shinkle Chapel-E.S and S.H. How
ard.
!. Sulphur Springs. l.. Hunt.
Concord Florence Allen, James
WHEN, Jerome Allen.
= Cromwell-Dr. Oscar Allen
Betl.el--Mrs. j. Fl. Thomas, Miss
Eup.ee Thomas
Central Grove-Mrs. Thomas Will
sliams, L. B. l.oney.
i Mt. Zion--James Leach
Hopewoll--Rev. f. d. Bennett
Wash.ngton--G. j. Jones, Walter AL;
len /
i Barnett's Creek. T. Petton. /
y Liberty-Hora Taylor
Beda-Mrs. Laura Mckinney. |