The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1910-09-30
BLACK HILLS
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
At RAPID CITY NEXT YEAR
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Annual Meeting of the Black Hills
Association Held in Deadwood
Saturday and Sunday.
From Deadwood Daily Telegram.

ISOLATION a committee consisting OF
Rev. F. P. Leach of Sioux Falls, Rev.
d. NJ. Brown of Lead and Miss Susie
Bird of Belle Fourche presented a
report as to the ACCESSIBILITY Of dis
banding the Black Hills Association
and uniting with the eastern part
of the state in the South Dakota Sun
day School Association. The report
which was adopted provides:
First. That the Black Hills Asso-
citation shall continue as heretofore,
a separate federation of the Sunday
schools of the Hills. with county or
CARNATIONS.
Second. That this association af-
fliate and cooperate with the State
Association.
Third. That the schools of this
association assume financial obliga-
lions to contribute to the county or
CARNATIONS, the Blick Hills Associa-
tion and the State Association.
Visiting delegates were provided
with entertainment by the local COM
mittee.
The feature of the Saturday even
Ing meeting was IN address by w. C.
Johnston, of Colorado Springs, Colo
RADIO, on the Advance Movement"
The gist Of it was the necessity for
personal work to get the children
into the Sunday schools and for the
conversion Of hayward men and wo-
men. The speaker urged that Sun
day school workers should be at the
work every day in the week, seeking
out. attracting and holding pupils.
The address was strong and uplifting
spiritually, with many interesting
heart talks and experiences. Mr..
Johnston is a layman, a wealthy,
busy, business man, who finds much
time for this work and gives freely
OF his time and talent, without com
pensation to forward the work in
other communities as well as at
ho.ie.,
Musical numbers were solos by
Miss Ruth Morgan OF Belle Fourche
and Miss Beebee of Lead.
President Neil appointed Bert
Lewis of Rapid City, Mrs. c. Wilkin.
son OF Belle Fourche and John Bag
galley of Deadwood a committee to
suggest nominations to the CONVEX
tor.
h Sunday morning session open
ed with a short song service follow
ed by a sermon by Rev. G.. W. Fogg
OF TIE Baptist church. This was in
tended primarily for children and a
number of object lesson concrete il
1ust .ations were used to make plain
spiritual truths.
A solo by Mrs. A. B. Gidley Of
was much enjoyed by all.
In accordance with plans to per-
1ect county organization in each
county Secretary Leach of the State
announced the following
appointments:
Fol Lawrence county-Chairman,
Prot. L. p. Mccain, spearRsh; secre-
tary, NJ. H. Eustace. Spearigh Con-
vention to be held at Spearfsh, jan
nary %.
For Butte county-Chairman.
Rev. J. q. McCurdy. Belle Fourche:
secretary. Miss Susie Bird. Belle
Fourche. Convention to be held at
Belle Fourche, January 80.
For Fall River county-Chairman.
Rev. D. D. Tallman. Hot Springs;
secretary, w. S. Rowden, Hot
Springs. Convention at Hot Springs.
January 10.
For Pennington county-Chair-
man. Rev. G. D. Royce. Rapid City;
.secretary, Bert Lewis. Rapid City.
to be held at Rapid City.
20. y
For Meade county-Chairman.
Rev. g. D. Erskine. Sturgis: secre-
tary, Or. p. p. Eaton. sturgis. Con-
vention Il sturgis December IL.
For Custer copnty-Chairman.
Rev. r. ". Powell. Custer; secre-
70 ~ appointed. Convention at
Custer Angus %. 1874.
President Nell appointed e. Z.
senn. MI snsie Bird and 3. ]. Har-
"A Acommittes o. resolutions, to re-
,Qrt AtstAo evening session.