The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-04-26
ROBERTSON AGAIN
NAMED PRESIDENT
Virginia State Sunday School
Convention Elects Officers
for Ensuing Year
STATE SECRETARY
IS TO BE ELECTED
Executive Committees Re-
port on Work of Past Year
Shows Body Has Been
Handicapped

ednesday mornings session Of the
virginia State sunday School Associa-
ton was marked by the election of
Officers fos the ensuing year, Presi-
dent w. +. Robertson, OF Norfolk. and
most OF his associates being re-eiect-
ed. When the nominating committee
made its report shortly before the
adjournment for luncheon, President
Robertson addressed the cony ention.
and declared that in his opinion some
one else should be elected to head
the association.
II deeply appreciate the honor that
has been given me by this recommen-
dation OF the committee that | again
head this organization. but before
leaving my home In Norfolk ito come
here had made UP my mind that the
work could he better carried on by
some one else. While apprecia ting
the honor l still feel that Soane other
person should have it--one more able
TO do the work"
The convention, however. was OF
different frame of mind. DR.. NJ. E.
Church, of Falls Church. secured the
floor and moved that the report be
received, which was done by accia-
nation. He. then moved tho election
of all the officers named in the re-
port, and that the secretary East the
ballot. which WAS again done unani
mousiy. and the new officers were
elected.
List OF Officers Named.
President. ". r. Robertson. Norfolk:
Vice president: Rev. A l.. Phillips. ID.
D. Richmond; Rev. }. ". Watts. Rich
mnnd; Mr.. Jacob Umiauf, Richmond.
Rev. Thos- c. Darst, Newport. News;
Rev. Mcdaniel Howsare, Norfolk
Rev. c. T.. Peasants. Culpeper: Rev.
II. y. C.. Maclachlau, Richmond; Rev.
G. 8. Hanleiter, Edinburg: Rev. w. c.
Hoover. Timherville. Rev. r. c. Driske.
Herndon. Rev. G. A Luttreil. Aiexan-
nria.
Treasurer: Geo. ". Watt, Jr.. Rich
rnoHd.
Executive COMMITTEES. Dewitt Crane.
general chairman. Frank 7. Crunp.
chairman central committee. Rich
mond.
Term Expires, 1ai2. w II MeIchior.
Alexandria: w. II. Vincent. Caprofi.
n courtice Scott. Richmond: L. f.
Wfngnel6. Lynchburg: l. A. Young,
Norfolk. w. s. McLannahan. Roanoke:
l.. a. West. F'aher; J. W. Mort Bris-
toll; Edward Cooper. Winchester: w.
s. Friend. Covington: $. p. Wright.
Clarendon: Or, Campbell. Suffolk.
Term Expires 1913.
J. D. Grant. Accomac: Il. g. Nose
ley. Danville; Dewitt Crane. Newport
News: A. 4. Morris, Sexton: 5. L.
Adams. Cluster Springs; Rev. 7. H.
Lacy. p. ID. Blackstone; j. r. Jones,
Richmond: David S. Bin, Spencer; ].
+. Stratton,. Buena Vista; Rev G.. 4.
Matthews. fliaski, w L Kennedy.
Lexington.
Term Expires 1914.
Frank T. Crump. Richmond: A.
r. Holderby. Jr., Richmond, Frank
w. Duke. Richmond. Eugene c. Mas
sic, Rtchmond: Rev. J. j. Gix. Rich |
mond: p. f. Conway. Danville; J. W. |
Borum. Norfolk. w. l.. Brannan.
A NJ. Smith, East !
Falls Church. L. G. Hammond. Har-
]. H. Via. Charlottesville; I
Dir, NJ. f. Church. Fails Church,
Central Committee
Frank I. Crump, chairman: W. r. /
Norfolk, Rev. A. l.. Phil .
lips, d. D., Rev. ]. T. Watts, y. Cour- |
lice Scott, Frank w. Duke, Rev. J. J.
Fix, Jacob Un.lauf. George w Watt. !
Jr.
Eice-president international associa-
lion. Rev. T. III. Lacy. d. D.. Black !
stone.
Member international executive /
Rev. A. l.. Phillips. u. ID.
Executive Committees Report.
The report of the executive COM !
nittee. which was presented by Or.
hurch Immediately after the OPEN
ng Of the morning program, showed
hat the work Of the association dur
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