Middletown transcript., 1909-04-24
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
wgnty-SecOnd Annual Convention to Be
Held nj SmyFna

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HE twenty second anuusl convention
of tie Delaware State sunday School AZ
seriktiop will convene 10 Smyrna on Apri
~ sad 2S and tie workers 81 Smyrna ar
busE providing u the 250 81 more dele
gates Nho vail be present. The session
sill be hea in Asbury Ii. &. Church
Robert q. houston, Of Georgetown, is tlls
president of the association. /. EImel
Perry of Wilmington, is the recording
secretary and Miss Maggie s. Wilson, ol
SeaioFd, is the general secretary. G. II.
Cantsefi, Of Wilmington, is chairman oil
the executive committee. smyrna will
give its usual hospitable welcome and the
two days meeting will be an important
svent, The complete program follows:
Tuesday morning-lirst sessioG-l0.S0,
song; the Holy Scriptures; prayer; HOO,
smy riia's greeting, I'VE Are Glad that
You Have Come" Rev. Robert Watt,
u D.: Our response, I'VE Are Glad to be
Here" G. II. Cantwell; Ills, the presi-
dents message, R. d. Houston; II 80, adj
dress, The Demands OF this Century
Upon the Sunday School" Rev. H. W.
Kellogg, D. D.; announcements, appoint.
ments Of committees; 1900, prayer and
benediction. Second session-2.OO song;
the Holy Scriptures; prayer; 2.l5, ''The.
suprems Need Of the Hour" the Rev. A.
S. MoWbray; 2.45, 'The Self Training of
the Teacher or the Laboratory Method
OF Teaching" the Rev. Franklin McEl-
fresh, Ph. D.; 3.l5, "HoW We Graded
Our Schools. The Effect" Harry Reed,
James F. Price, Harry E. Link, Mrs.
William B. Haddock, Mrs. @. T. Crossan,
Frank Sheppard, the Rev H, W. Kellogg,
d. D.; 3.45, Conference, the Superinten-
dents program for the year, the week,
the day, the hour, Frank Sheppard; offer
ing for convention expenses, AIS. Sec.
tion Conference, 1.-The Home Depart.
ment, Leader, Mrs. Lottie T. Brockson,
2The Elementary Department, Leader,
Miss Clara Mendinhall, Teacher Train.
ing, Leader, Mrs. Kate E. Cooke, A.
Adult Class Work, Leader, /, Elmer
Perry. Third session, Z Is, song service;
thu Holy Scriptures; prayer; offering for
convention expenses; 500, .'The Sunday
School aud the Great Commission, . the
Rev. L. BuFgette Welch; $50, "The Edu-
cational Value OF the Sunday School, - the |
Rev. franklin McElfresh, PHI. D; We'd
nesday mornings 80, meeting OF the
executive committee; Fourth Session.
800, Eve minute reports from section
92O. Elementary Work ia /
Delaware" Miss Clara NJ. MendinhaA;
8. 40, Progress in Teacher Training,
Mrs. Kate E. Cooke, presentation Of di-
plomas to graduating class; 1910, ITEM.
perance Teaching in the Sunday School, )"
Prof. A. R. spaid; 10 80, Facing Facts /
as presented by the chairman OF the ex-
scutive committee, as presented by the
general secretary, as presented by the
treasurer; "Facing Opportunities" as
presented by the Hon. W. o. Hoffecker;
offering for convention expenses; facing
iuture work; report of committees; cleo
ion Of officers; place of next convention;
prayer aud benediction. Fifth session
100. song; the Holy Scripture; prayer:
'.l5, Sunday School Extension, Mrs. Lot
lie T. BrocksoD; 2 IS, address, the Rev.
J. J. Smith; 800, "What Sunday School
Diploma Stands for," the Rev. franklin
deE fresh, Ph. D.; offering for conVen-
ion expenses; $50, conference, "The
Business End Of the Sunday School,"
iiss Maggie S. Wilson. Sixth session
30, song service; the Holy Scriptures;
'rayer; unfinished business; offering for
expenses; Sl5, "Tbe Sunday
chool Harvest Field, y the Rev. Frank
IN McElfresh, Ph. D.; prayer and bene-
iction.
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