The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-03-25
State Convention Will Have
Many Speakers of
Prominence.

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The program for the t@enty-ninth
annual convention Of the Sunday
schools of the state Of West Virginia
has just been completed at the
state headquarters. IT has been
carefully planned by General secre-
tary A. 7. Arnold. with the able as
tsistance of the Fading Sunday
school workers and pastors OF the
state, and 1t is safe to say that It Is
the most attractive ever prepared by
the West Virginia association.
The sessions will be held at Par
kersIburg, May 2, 8 and 4, and will
be marked by the presence of dis
tinguished men and women from
all parts of the-oountry. Delegates
win he present from every county in
the state in addition to hundreds
who will attend as spectators. 1t is
hoped to have almost two thousand
children take part in the all nations
elementary demonstration planned
by Elementary Superintendent Miss
V. Graham.
Following is the program:
First Day, Tuesday, May. 2.
Morning.
1O:oO-state executive committee
in session, Dr. D. p: Purinton.
chairman. Parlors of Chancellor
hotel.
Afternoon Session.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
o:OO-The Winning Power Of
Music. Leader. prof. e. o. Excel.
Accompanied, Mrs. Alvin Roper.
'2:3O-Power Through Communion
With God Leader, james H. Clark,
ID. D.
s:oO-Power Through Fellowship
in Victory.
Actual achievements during the
year in county. district and school.
One minute report from delegates.
Leader. Arthur T. Arnold. =
3:SO-The Bible as a Powerful
Factor in Civilization. Prof. N. A.
Honline.
Night SESSION. t1
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Z 7,SO-Musical serviessFof! II. Q,
Excel, mir, Alvin Roper,
S:OO-Offering. II
S:O5-Flrst Things First, James
Worden, D. d. 9 ..tIs- : is
S:3o--The Sunday School as an
Educational institution, Prof. M. a.
Honline,
Announcements.
Second lay, Wednesday, May 3.
Morning session. I
6:S0-The Morning Watch, Mr..
William f. outcalt. -
S:I5-Worshipful Praise, Prof.
E. o. Excel, Mr.. Alvin Roper.
S:45-With the Work--,Dr. W. O.,
Carver.
9:l5-Yhe Problem OF Religious
Education, prof. NJ. IA. lHonline.
lO:OO-Three. thirty-oHe, ten to
Three, Thtrty-one, Eleven.
Reports:
The executive committee, DR.. D. B..
Purinton, chairman.
Tho treasurer, Mr.. J. C.,Bardall.
The general secretary, MIR. A. T.
Arnold.
Sunday School Progress in the
Last Decade, Mrs Mary. Foster
Bryner.
Plans of the New Year.
Afternoon.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
Mass Meeting.
1:S0-'Music.
! 1:45-sunday School and Citizen
ship, president Carl G. Doney.
2:15-tMy Testimony, tan appreei-
! atom, John H. CLARK.
2:SO-success of the Graded Les
sons, Mrs. Mary Foster 'Bryner.
3.00-lDepartment conferences:
Elementary Division, tbirth to Is
years,)
Advanced division. IS to 30
years.
Adult Glass, C2O years and overl
6:3O-Adult parade for men. To
I've reviewed by the women,
mothers Session of Graded Elemen-
tary Union. Parkersburg state
Convention. May 3, 1911,
Opening service led by Mrs
H. o. Smith.
3:SO--The Value Of the story
Mrs. Mary Poster Byrney.
4:0o-How May the Mother and
sunday School Teacher Cooperate?
thy mothers and teachers,
,nn Sectional Work.