The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-09-23
GREATEST
Sunday School Convention In
COunty'S History
Which Opens At N. P. Church
On Friday Evening =
Addresses To Be Given By
Eminent Speakers
sunday 10 be A Day III
Profit And Delight
Closing with A Mass Meet
ing In The Afternoon

Everything is in readiness for the
greatest Sunday school convention in
the history of Knox county. The pro-
gram excels anything ever before the
people of the county both in scope of
practical themes and in personnel of
the specialties secured.
The opening session Friday evening
sweeps the whole Sunday school move
ment Wilson A. Holmes Of Granville
sketches the history and achievement
of the movement, while Pres. S. d.
Fess of Antioch college gives vision
of its future in it's limitless possibility
training for leadership in life.
Saturdays seasons are packed with
vital interests. Demonstrations of OPP
ening and closing exercises. Rev. ].
E. Turner's hours in the psychology
of learning and teaching, which will
be invaluable. The study of grading
in. it's principles, and of social life
in safeguarding intermediate pupils by
w. I. Woodin of Columbus will be in
tensely helpful. DR.. Joseph Clark,
state secretary, in conducting the op-
ening conference and in giving his
famous illustrated lecture on organic
ed Sunday school work, will lead to
vital things for successful Sunday
school work.
The business session at $3.50 is i'm
NJ hn
of workers from every school in the
county.
Sunday will be day Of great prof
it and delights, opening at 8 o'clock
with demonstration parade of boys
and men, illustrating all departments
from the Junior to the Home Depart
ment and closing with great mass
meeting at 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
with an address by DR.. Joseph Clark
of Columbus.
All sessions will be held in the
Methodist Protestant church, Mt. Yer
non. Every school and worker in the
county is invited. If any school has
failed to receive direct communication
it is only because of lack of informa-
tion in hands of executive committee.
The schools of the city earnest
ly urge the workers of the county to
share the blessings of the program,
and the comforts of the homes of the
city.
Don't forget the dates, Friday even
ing, next Sept. 23, continuing through
the Gath and 25th. The following is
the program:
Friday, 23rd, Opening Meeting, 7:3o
1880 to 500. The Sunday School
World, History and Statistics-Mr
Wilson A. Holmes, Granville, state
secretary for the Ohio Baptist Schools
500 to 900. The Sunday Schools
Opportunity; For Training, Leader
ship In Spiritual Work, Educational
Work, The Home and in Citizenship
Saturday a. m., 900 o'clock
900 to $50. Demonstration: The
Opening Exercises Of the School
Mrs. w. A. Holmes
$3.50 to 10000. The Various Grades
of School and Why?-Mr. Wallace j
Wooden, Columbus, associate state
secretary Ohio s. S. Association.
1000 to 11:00. Study: Psycholog.
of Teaching-Rev. ]. Turner. Ross
moyne, Ohio, president American Bib
lie University.
11.O0 to 11:30 Round Table dis
cussion: Various Problems of tn
Schools of the County-Conducted b.
State Secretary Rev. Joseph Clark, L
D., Columbus.
1900. Dinner served in the parlor
of the church.
1880 to 2:30. Study: Psychology c
Learning-Rev. j. e. Turner.
2:30 to 800. Social Life of tn
School, Membership Contests, Phys
cal Activities, Track Meets, etc.-M
w. l. Wooden.
$500 to $3.50. Closing exercises
the school. Possibilities-Distr
Superintendent M. q. Church Rev.
l. Johnson.
$3.50 to 4:30. Business session. Di
cussion Of County Work-County Pre-
ident r. N. Litton, in charge.
1880. Stereopticon address-Secr
tary Joseph H. Clark.
Sunday Morning
$500. Parade. All the men ar