The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-06-02
81 s WORKERS
|. AT MORGAMIOWN
School or METHops JUNE y 70
27-FiNE PROGRAMME 4As
BEEN 4 sRANo So:

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The Official programme for the sess
tenth session Of the School Of Aethoas
Etns Sunday School workers was 81
sped yesterday by State Superinte4sg
ent + Arnold. The school wiz he
Iheld IL West Virginia Uniyeryity at
IMorgantown, june 2f'21. inclusive, and
Touring this time the sumner school %
1.-THE university viii also be In sessit:r.
making this a period pi unusual int9r.
Iest and opportunity The purpose e
ttlie school Is TO give pastors. SUNDAY
Eschovl superintendents and teacher
an opportunity 10 be Instructed in t4e
tmost modern methods and principles
of Sunday school work By those Wa
IaFe recognized as experts and leader.
lin their various departments. Nowhere
else can such opportunities be fouai
lso cheaply. The sunset meetings uli
Eder Inc magnificent trees on the beau
ltiful university campus, the great free
musical recital on Wednesday, the
fine evening lectures, all add inspira
tion, Interest and delight to an excel
itionally profitable week There is no
tuition fee, the registration fee of one
dollarbeing the only charge. Secretary
Arnold is DESTROYS that every school
in the State should SEMI delegates.
The members Of the faculty are 40
foiows;
D. D. Purinton, Phi. D., Ii. D., Pres,
ident Of the University Dean Of the
School OF Methods.
Bishop John H. Vincent S. 7. H..
LII. D, Chicago, Illinois,
Jasper N. Deahl, Phi. D., Professor IT
Education West virginia University,
w, C.. Pearee, Superintendent u
Adult Department, International San
day School Association.
Arthur T. Arnold, General Secretary
of the West Virginia Sunday schooi
Association.
Mamie Lee Frayser, Elementary
Superintendent Kentucky Sunday
school Association
Clara NJ. Wheeler, Horace Mann
School, New York City,
Martha v. Graham, Office and Fie'l
Worker, West Virginia Sunday
School Association.
Following is the programme:
Tuesday Morning, June Fl.
900 to 10:OO- Registration of stu'
dents Room IA, Martin HalD.
1890 to 1O:3O-"The Opportunities
and responsibilities Of the Week
D. B. Purinton
1889 to 1l;so-BlDle stady-Bisl,
op Vincent.
1850 to 12:OO-The New Graded
Lessons-Nannie Lee Frayser.
Afternoon.
$500 to s:SO-Teachcr Training-W,
| c. Pearse.
$3.50 to 4:Oo-story work-Nanrie
Lee Frayser.
400 to 4:SO-organIation ana Man
9gement-Arthur T. Arnold.
Evening.
7:45-sunset Meeting IN the Cam.
pus.
S:8o-convocation Address tcom
mencement HalD-Blshop Vincent.
Wedn esday Morning.
100 to 9:3O--Teacher Trainlng-W.
c. Pearse.
$3.50 to 1o:oo-story work-Nanu;u
Lee Frayser
1890 to 11:OO-Valne of Glass ~
ganization-W. c. Pearse.
1900 to 12:OO-Matin Service (Com'
nlencement HalD.
Atternoon,
500 to 4:OO-Biblc study-Btshor
Vincent,
400 to 4:3G-organialtion and Man.
agement-Artnur I. Arnold,
4:sQ to 5:OO--Essentals in Te@chid5
IL, N. Deahl.
Eveninn
S;OO-Mtd-week Prayer Services at
the various city churches.
Thursday Morning.
800 to Reconsideration Glass
Clara NJ. Wheeler.
1000 to 11:OO-Blble study-Bishop
Vincent.
1l;OO to 12:OO-sectonal Work, Be-
ginners and Primary-Murtha V. G."
ham, Junior, Mamie Lee Frays"r;
Adult, w. c. Pearse.
Afternoon,
800 to S;SO-valucS of Class o..
ganIzation-W. c. Pearsc.
$3.50 to 4:Oo-stoy work-Nannic
lice Frayser,
400 to INSTRUMENTATION and Man
nyement- Arthur II. Arnold