The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-07-15
Very Successful Annual Meet
Ing Held at Louisa.
Program was Strong and Well Carried
Out. Judge R. I. Burns Re-
tires from Presidency.


School Association held It's annual
convention in Louisa last week,con
vening in the Southern Methodist
church on Thursday morning. Mr..
r. T. Burns, who had for many
years been the untiring President
Of the association. was present in
his official capacity and was pres
ent as often as health and strength
permitted him to take part in the
work he has loved so long. The
efficient Secretary-Treasurer. o. J.
Vaughan, was at his post through
out the session, w. ]. Vaughan.th the
capable Field Agent and faithful
worker, was present at every ses-
sion. The following is list OF
the delegates, furnished the News
By the Secretary:
G. w. Miller. Adeline; D. L. Pigg,
and Mrs. d. l.. Pigg, Busseyville;
Miss Lizzie Hatten and J. F,
Hatten, Buchanan; Miss Pearl Wal
ters and ]. T. swetnsm, Blaine; v.
d. Harmon and Floyd Neal, Cad
mus; Miss Lula E. Foster, Dennis;
Miss Lena Clay. Elcie Chapel, c. R.
Brown, Mrs. Rifle, Rev. Rifle
Mrs. Myrtle Shannon, Mrs. John
Mcclure. Miss Belle Shivel, Gallup;
A. l.. Hicks, Hicksyille; K. G, Pot
ter. George Potter, Martin Potter
KinneG T. Thompson. Jennie
! Uonley, Mrs. r. T. Burns, R. T
Burns, Kathleen Lackey, Mrs. G. A
Nash, Mrs. F. F. Freese, Mrs. G. R
vinson, Mrs. John &c. Burns, Mrs
Deniwitz, John G. Burns, W. J
Vaughan, Greed Gearheart, Mrs
Helen Gearheart, Marie Gearheart
Lou Gearheart, Salhe Gearheart
Julia Berry, NJ. G. Berry. Shields
Lee, Mrs. e. NJ. Kennison. Prof. E
Kennison, Elizabeth Jackson. Rev
L.. NJ. Copley, Louisa; Manchi'
Preston, okey ]. Vaughan, Louiss
R. D.; Herbert H. Moore. Matte
j. A. Hutchinson. Madge; Theodor'
Hammond, olioville; Rev. A. G. Wa
kins, l.. d. Boggs. Potter; Ermi
Thompson. Webbville; ]. J. Humble
Zelda; Lucy Elkins, Frank Cooksey
Rev. H. c. Austin, Dora Rice, Il
ID. Frasher, FaIlsburg; G. w. Chat
fin, Thomas Murphey, YatesvilIe
Robert Johnson, Jattie; w. B. F
Ball, Belle Maynard, Buchanan.
In addition TO the large numbe
OF delegates large number of per
sons, from Louisa and the count,
as well attended al the sessions o
the Association, showing much in
: terest in its proceedings. Tn,
programme presented was so goo,
that the News wants It's readers t,
see what was done, regretting tina
they were not all present to hea
it. Here 1t IS:
Thursday, July 2.
Meeting and greeting.
Devotional, led by Rev
wv. L. Reid,
1O;95-The Evolution of III
Sunday School 81
Ca)-The Bible Period, L. NJ
Copley
tb)-The Early Church Period
Rev. Thomas HanforG. D. D.
tc) The Period since the day
OF Raikes, Prof. Edward NJ. KennI
son.
(d)--In the Future, Elder viii
lam Dunn Ryan, Ashland, KY
Its Announcement and ad
iournment.
i Afternoon Session.
l;3O--Pralse God IN Song
! 1:50-The problem of
Ca)-Caring for the little ones
Mrs. q. A. Nash.
j (b)-Reaching the. adults, Eide
] William Dunn Ryan.
te)-sunday School Equipage, r
lC. Mcclure.
2;5O-The Demands of the Hour
NJ. S. Burns.
2:15-Echoes from Washington
! Rev, w. L. Reid.
! S:4O-Appointment Of Committee
] S;45-Announcement OF Stat
Convention. State Worker.
! Embellishments
i EveiIng Session.
HssTA sy's IN Song