The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-27

JoNoD. CIildnI, n richmond.
Rev. Thomas e. Darst. Newport Nows:
Rev. Mcdaniel IIowsare. Norfolk; Rev.
G. L. Peasants. Culpepcr: Rev. IL. ID.
G. M~aclachlan. Richmond: Rev. g. S.
Hanleiter. %Edinburg; Rev w. C. Hoover,
T~imberville: Rev. r. C. Drisko; Hcrn-
don; Rev. c. a. Luttral. Alexandra.
Arcasurer-Georgc w. Watt, Jr,
Richmond
Executive Committce-Dcwit Crane,
Newport News. general chairman.
~Alexandria; W. II. Vincent, Capron; y.
Courtice Scott. Richmond; l.. Z. Wing
field. Lynchburg: l. ~. Young. Norfolk;
" s.. M~eclanahan. Roanoke: l. n
west, Faber; j.. W Mort, Bristol; Ed
ward Cooper. Winchester; ". S. Friend.
Covington; S. +. Wright. Clarcmont:
Or; Campbell. Suffolk. Term expires
iglsLJ: p: Grant, Aceomac; F. G
port News, "a. X. Morris, Sexton; S. l..
ADAMS: Cluster Springs: Rev. r. II
Lacy, D.. D.. Blackstone; j. +. Jones,
Davis S. Bill, spencer; j. +
thews, Pulaski: ": l.. Kennedy. Lex,
ington. Term expires l9li-Frank Il.
Srump. Richmond: a. r. Holderby, Jr..
IsGhn,ond: Frank W, Duke. Richmond;
tiX. Richmond: Z. Il. Conway. Dan
Vile; J. ". Borum. Norfolk: W. l.
Brannan. fredericksburg; A VI. smith.
East Falls Church; RI G. Hammond.
vile; DR.. NJ. Z. Church. Ealla Church.
Central Conmittee-Frank T. Crump.
chairman: "; F: Robertson, Norfolk;
Hev l. Phillips, p. p: Rev. J. T
Duke Rev. J. j. Fix. Jacob UmInuf.
George ". Watts, Jr.
W~ce-PTesiden International Assoc
~clation-Rev. T.. II. Lacy. D. D., Black
Member international Executive
committee-Rev. 4. l. Philips. B. 3.
Elect Field Secretary.
NO. action was taken yesterday upon
me Work Of filling the office Of gen
cral field secretary. This will prob.
ABLY be done today. when the next
place OF meeting is chosen.
The report Of the executive commit
Zee vas read yesterday afternoon ny
pr. NJ. T.. Church, OF Falls Church
Afnong other things this report con-
sociation establish headquarters in
richmond. II is probable that this
will be done. M
Miss Araselle Winston. superin,en-
report Of the work during the past year
hy the elementary department., willis
mat OF the advanced department was
emerGr oy MISS Hilda L F%orsburg.
The First American Sunday School"
Vas the subject OF an address by Rev
=, p; peasants. OF culpcper.. This in
liam Elliott in his home In Accomao
county, Va. In 1875. Rev. II E.
R~9undtree, Of waverly. superintendent
o. the teaeher-training department..
inade an address upon the subject of
ieacher Training Recognition Ser
vice. a conference on country schools
was conducted by ". J. Vaughan. field
secretary Of the Kentucky Sunday
school Association. Devotional ex.
%erclses were in charge of Rev. D. CLAY
LILY. pastor OF the Grace Street Pres
byterian Church.
Conferences Held.
Most OF the afternoon session yes
terday was devoted to division con-
ierences when various phases OF the
work were discussed by those in
charge of respective departments. =
So far the convention has been one
q the most successful in the annals
of the association. There has been a
decided increase in membership and
interest during the past twelve months
and the nope OF further advancement
the welfare OF the organization.
follows: De as
Morning.
Fourth session of convention.
covnt o- ar from Delegates of
io:soNThe Boy Problem." Rev
Thomas Senmes, d. d.
l~i:ooa.,The Home Department." Rev.
a.. L. Phillips, D. D.
1l:3o-Financial session.
:so-Gu hour. Conducted by
Key; ID. Clay Lilly. D. D.,
Afternoon.
seventh Street Church and Y. NJ. c..
a:o9-"story Telling" Miss Mamie
Lee Frayser. 1'
s:45-"Graded and Supplemental Les
sons" Rev. Joseph T. Waits.
4:3o-"AIissions." Row. W. b. Beau
champ, d. d.
John Marshall High School Audito-
rum; fifth and closing session Of con.
5:45-Pralse Service; director. ". c.
Mercer. Scripture reading, Rev. j. r
Scherer, Jr., D. D. Prayer. Rev. s.. G.
Hatcher, D. D. =
S:i5-Introduction of state oficerY.
s:SO-Address. The Uplifting Power
OF the Bible." Rev. S Parkns Gadnan