Evening journal., 1910-04-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION
Will Begin a Two Days SeS-
sion in West Church Here
Tomorrow
DELEGATES TO SEE A
MODEL SUNDAY SCHOOL

the state Sunday School Association
will begin in West Church tomorrow
morning TO continue until Friday even
ing. Delegates from nearly every
Protestant Sunday school in the State
will attend. and the convention
promises to be the most interesting in
the history of the association.
Leading Sunday school workers Of
the state win give the benefit Of their
experience in addresses at each Of the
three sessions to be held each day. A
feature Of the melting win be model
sessions Of elementary grades during
tomorrow afternoons session. This
will show model Sunday school in ac-
tual sessionw, with pupils In their seats
and teachers at their desks. There will
be Illustrations OF the proper conduc-
tion Of the beginners, the primary and
junior departments and OF a mission
airy lesson taught TO juniors. Graduates
will be presented with diplomas to-
morrow evening. On Thursday even
ing Bishop Kinsman, Of the Episcopal
diocese, will speak.
The program follows
Wednesday morning. Service Of
Thanksgiving. Rev. l.. Judson Westfan;
greetings from Wilmington: for the
churches, Rev Alexander Alison, Jr.
for the city, Mayor j. Harvey Spru-
ance; response; a Message from Our
President; The Meaning of the Modern
Sunday School Movement. Mr. w. c.
Pearce, Chicago, Illinois; The Book We
Teach, Rev. Charles A. Hill; announce
ments; appointment of committees;
prayer and benediction.
Second Session-Ten minutes I'm song;
With the Word; IN prayer, Rev. L. Jud-
son Westfall; The Child and the
Worlds Evangelization, Rev Thomas
p. Holloway; Important Sunday School
questions; Round Table. conducted by
w. c. Pearce; Thirty Practical Present
Day Problems Seeking Solution; Ele-
mentary Successes, Miss Clara Menden-
hall; the New Graded Lessons. Miss
Cora n. Coates, superintendent of Elo-
nentary Work, Philadelphia Co.: Of
fering for convention expenses; model
sessions of elementary grades; I. be-
ginners' department.; 2, primary de-
partment; 3, junior department; 4. a
missionary lesson taught TO juniors
Third Session-73O. Rejoicing in Song.
Hon. w. O. Honecker; the Offering
The Training of the Sunday School
| Teacher. w. c. Pearce: recognition of
| graduates and presentation of di-
/ plomas: address to graduates, The Per
sonal Equipment of the Teacher Rev
Edwin Heyl Delk. Philadelphia.
Thursday Morning-S.3O. meeting OF
the executive committee; 900. Bible
Meditation, Rev. Josiah II. Crawford
The Sleeping Giant Of the Sunday
School. Mrs. Lottie r. Brockson; sun
dav school records; a. In Small
school,. Rev. W. O. Hurst, b. In
Large School. c. II. Start. Philadelphia
| Practical Missionary Study I'm the Sun
day School. Mrs. w S. Prickett; offer
ing for convention expenses; the Years
Work Reviewed: by the Chairman OF
| the Executive Committee, C.. II. Cant.
we'll; by the General Secretary. Miss
Mary J.. Hopkins; by the treasurer
| George T.. Chandler: reports of COM
mittees. election Of officers: place of
next convention: The Greatest Gather
/ ing on the Continent. w. G. Pearce
Fifth Session-2.00. song and prayer
Rev Josiah II. Crawford: Building d
Program for a Sunday School session
| Miss Maggie S. Wilson; The A. b. c.
in Delaware, I. Elmer Perry; The Adult
| Bible Glass Movement Of North Amer
lea. w. c. Pearce; open parliament;
! Our Neighbor-What Pennsylvania Is
Doing w. G. Lands. General Secretary
for Pennsylvania; section conference OF
county and hundred department sup.
erintendents, /. The Home Department
leader, Mrs Brockson; 2, The Elomen.
tary Department leader, Miss Menden.
hall; 3. Teacher Training. leader. Mis-,
| Wilson; 4. Adult Glass Work. leader
| Mr.. Perry; 3. Missionary Work, leader
Miss Holland.
Sixth Session-730. song service, Hon
w. O. Honecker; the word prayer
unfinished business; Offering. The Mei
of America for the Man Of Galilee. w
G. Pearce; address by Bishop Fred
erick ]. Kinsman. Bishop Of the Dioces
of Delaware; closing words. Go For
ward" President Houston; prayer an,
benediction.
The officers Of the association are
President, Robert G. Houston. George
town; recording secretary. I. Elme
Perry, Wilmington; treasurer. Georg
]. Chandler Centreville; chairman o
executive committee. c. II. Cantwell
Wilmington; general secretary, Mis-
Mary Little Hopkins. Seaford.