The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-11-18
PROGRAM announced
FOR COMING SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION
FOR THE ENTIRE COUNTY AND
WILL MEET AT M'cAlNS
cHURcA NOV. 26-27.
EMINENT WORKERS TO At EED
Nothing of Value to Sunday School
Cause VIII Be Overlooked and Many
Subjects Will Be consioered-Sue-
cess Certain.

cess Certain.
The Maury County Sunday School
Convention will be held in the Nc
Gains church, seven miles south of
Columbia, Saturday and Sunday, No
! yember 26 and 81, and a most excel
lent program has ben prepared, and
plans are being made to make the
coming convention one of the most
successful ever held in the county.
The first morning session will be
gin at 10 o'clock with devotional SER
vices being conducted by Rev. M. Ash
ford, and at 1O:30 the president will
deliver an address, followed by the
reports of the secretary, treasurer and
district presidents.
At 11:45 Judge Joseph Carthell,
State Secretary, will discuss the teach
er's power.
Afternoon Session.
The Saturday afternoon session will
begin at 2:30 with devotional exer-
cises conducted by Rev. w. T. Hag-
gard, and at 2:45 the elementary
grades and cradle roll will be the sub
jects considered by e. E. French, of
Nashville.
The primary department and the jul
nior department will be the subjects
of remarks by Miss Beulah Mccain,
after which twenty minutes will be de-
voted to a general discussion.
At APO securing home cooperation
will be the topic assigned to ]. P.
Warnock.
Saturday Evening Session..
At the evening session at 7:45 de-
yotional services will be in charge of
DR.. R. S. Perry, after which W. S.
Fleming will talk of winning men and
women to the Sunday school, and he
will be followed bv E. E. French who
will give his views on reaching every
creature.
Sunday Morning Session.
Devotional services will be held at
$3.50, led by Rev. G. L. Hensley, after
which J. P Graham will speak on the
question of the superintendent using
bis helpers. General discussion will
follow.
judge Joseph Carthell will discuss
tie matter Of enlisting the leaders,
md at 1880 pledges for State and
work will be made.
Afternoon session.
The afternoon services will begin
1t 2:90 with devotional services in
,harge of Rev. W, T. Boaz, who will
,e followed by H. P. Figuers who will
ak of the adult department. Gener-
4 discussion cones next
E. J. Park will tell OF the home de-
}artr1ent, followed by general discus
ion, and at AIS Judge Joseph Car
hell will speak OF teacher training.
A Splendid Program.
The program is ell that could be de-
ired and every TOPIC will be discuss
ID by one who is an authority along
he lines involved. and Sunday school
workers., scholars and Christians gen.
rally, should attend if possible, for
one can afford to miss the excel
emit addresses which will be made.
Good Progress in the Work.
Organized work was entered upon
wo years ago III this county, and
plendid progress has been made, and
luch interest is manifested. The
tate convention was held in Column
ia last June, and this served to en-
ourage and stimulate the county
-orkers to renewed and more agrees
i've action, and the results are shown
1 more general determination and
esire to advance the Sunday school
ause, and to enlist every one in the
Tork who has never been interested.
I'd to Undue others with greater en- I
lusiasm.
The coming convention will be I
otable one in the history of the work ]
/ Maury county.
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