The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-19
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FORT sTHiRp ANNUAL coByEN
TioN NOW IN sEssto NE Nh.
4 VIEW MAY GET N EXT N EETiNG,
Two profitable sessions Of the 4Sd
annual convention Of the Marion Coun.
Il ty Sunday School Association were
held here today and the session this
evening will bring to close one Of
the. most successful conventions in the
history OF the association.
h Following the praise service led by
Mrs. Casslus o. Miller one Of Fair.
mont's gifted singers, and the devo-
tlonal exercises, the following program
was successfully carried out:
9:15 Devotional.
1925 Address, Our Superintendent
Mr.. F. G.. Gray.
Gas Success OF the Graded Work.
Miss Martha v Graham.
1910 Sectional Work:
(O Beginners, Mrs. F. w,
Vance.
(b) Primary, Miss Martha v.
Graham.
(c) Juniors, Mrs. EN-. Cox.
Id Intermediates, Mrs. Err.
est Sherwood.
10:40 Conference, led by Miss Martha
V. Graham.
1880 Address-"The School Organ
ized," Arthur 7. Arnold.
Appointment Of committees.
Two especially pleasing features of
the programme were the address en-.
titled THE School Organized" by Mr..
Arthur r. Arnold, and the conference
conducted by Miss Martha v. Graham.
The afternoon session was opened
by Mrs. C. o. Miller and the following
programme was carried out and much
enjoyed by a large audience. An in.
teresting conference was conducted at
this session by Mr.. Arnold.
1880 Song Service, led by Mrs. c. o.
Miller.
LAS Devotional.
300 The Adult Bible Class, DR.. w. r.
Andrews.
2:20 The Home Department, Mrs. ].
L. Bernhard.
2:35 Teaching Temperance in the sub
day School, Rev. II. X. Moore.
2:50 Teacher Training Department,
Mrs. W. ]. Eddy.
$40 The Logic OF Missions, Rev. L. B.
Bowers.
$3.50 Conference, led by Mr.. Arthur II.
Arnold.
Pledges by districts for State
and county work.
Report OF committees and cleo.
ton of officers,
The convention will he brought to a
close this evening when the following
programme will bescaFied ont:
500 Song seikice, led By Mrs. C. OH
Sis Devotfolal. {itl
Solo, Mrs. C. o. Miller. = III
Gus @ 9G}3las1 cF3fIj ichl& Iln Dur
M tMldstg Mn ATthu5 ETS Ariiold.
liz AhioprnBe9tl I ,iEs ia III
Huntington ami FairyIew have bothl
asked for the 1912 convention and II II
ts probable that RairWeW win be Sc
lected asLthe 1Idee :of the next meet.
ing. The fact that Fairview Is now
accessible by means OF the iintcfirbanl
line which reaches that'city, makes 1t
an especially desirable place of meet
ing from the fact that owing t0,itsi iitI
accessibility It has had Fe& gatherings
Of thatnature. 5Ht 81 i4Ii
i The seven maglsterIal districts Of,
the association have been representedl
at this convention and approximately
forty schools have been represented.
Mr. Arthur T, Arnold has aroused
considerable interest in the West Vir.
ginia excursion train for the Interna.
tional Sunday School Association
which meets In San Fancisco in June,
Upwards of 125 West Vlrginlans have
slgnified their intention OF taking this
trip, which will be a delightful one.
The special train will leave Wheel.
ing on the morning OF June IL, imme.
diately after train No. Z, coming
through Grafton and Falrmont, Y
reaches Wheeling. The route will be
via Chicago, Omaha, Denver, Colorado Y
Springs, Pueblo, Salt Lake City, Los
Angeles and thence five hundred miles Y
through California to San francisco. \
The tickets are good for ninety days X
md as many stops can be made as dc. Y
sired. The holders may return to \
West Virginia by any route they mayIN
select. The far for the round trip Is RI
1856. x
Those desiring data concerning the v
rip or who are contemplating taking \
same can receive Information from N
Mr.. Arthur T. Arnold, Board Of Trade Y
building, Wheeling, W. Va. y
Mr.. Arnold has secured several :
lames in this section of people who :
ire contemplating the trip. Among h
he number arc Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. IN
furbce, and Miss Ella Jones. Of Man. w