The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-08-02
SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY
PreachersviIIe Aug. /

The Sunday School rally at the NJ.
T.. church Sunday morning drew n
good crowd. The house was packed
with many on the outside. The song
services were fine. Supt. Oscar
Iloltzclaw made timely talk on the
Sunday school and its mission. Next
on the program was well rendered
duet by the Misses McAIister. Miss
Ina Scott, of Lawson's Chapel, was
next with "Who Should Attend Sun
day School" Four YOUNG girls of
Hebron Sunday $choo! then sang
praise the Lord" Mrs. Marshall
Ncwland then gave an address on
"thc Home Department in the school"
Rev. Arnold devoted some time to
the subject GLOW to Get Young Peo-
pie III Sunday School aud Keep Them
There
The closing address by Mr.. Sam
llpltzclaw. Superintendent of Hebron
school was both timely and interest
ing aud shows him To be fully ac-
quainted with the purposes. aims
and work Of his branch of religious
instruction and is speaker VINO can
Keep his listeners awake.
Owing to the press of most urgent
WORK on the farm. hay harvest aud
tiiresbing which ON account Of the
CONTINUOUS rainy weather. of some
time past. had been delayed. the at
tendance of the progressive follow
ers from the East End TO the con-
'ention IN your city Saturday. was
most assnredly, only about half
what 1t otherwise would have been
Interest IN the new party is in evi.
aehcr and increasing and the en-
thusiasm even of the most Iuke-
warm adherent is in no danger of
abatement. To the most casuaI oh
server the convention of last Satur-
aay was made up of representative
mem In the ranks were those who
h"d Fought with the G. o. p. forty
years ago but now seeing its ouickIy
approaching doom and final end;no
III The political bone-yard. seek .
new and better standard upder which
10 do battle. The ardor of voutb
ana the gray hairs of wisdom. were
most conspicuous in the makeun of
lhe .assemblage and the disnotch
win winch business before tba IA,
was handled. Is most sicn;f;cant
ne oir'h of new party is a mo-
""'''us occasion and with tbe f,.
'"'"o'e auspices attendant ON tb.
event. WHY may not hay. ds.,;n,
presided and why may not the now
p"riN he "A favorite childe
Master Goebel Goocb ar n,..:u-
Jr. "e' i"rp'h
Miss Lnla Naylor is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Grover Gastinenn =,
Point Leavell. ""' at
Master Allen Smith. of HAT, wb
nas been with his cousin. J,senb
,ress. Tor some time, has returned
home. "''
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Hester. of
near Stanford. and Miss Beul,b
Sprinkles, at Dawson's Mil s.rii,n
wife. anu
MIS-. Conrad Hiatt. of Mt. YER
non, has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. j. NJ. Cre-e
Misses Lama and Jalie Brown. of
D'x river, were visiting Misses Car
i1e Naylor and Gertrude Adams.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. O. Kennedy. of
Bryant..il'e, were with relatives
here Sunday.
There will be services Saturday
ana Sunday at Beech Grove Baptist
church near Whites Mill
Mr.. ii. q. Cummins aud son. Samp
are both complaining.
Mr.. J. j. Thompson, who has been
IN poor health for some time. fell
orr the porch and was severely
shaken up.
Mrs. Frank Lykins, who has been
quite sick, continues to improve.
| The Fourth Qua~erly meetine Of
the l'reachersville circuit was held
here last week. Rev. W. T.. Arnold.
a. T.. conducted the services. Ills
subject Sunday evening "Why | am
Methodist" was deliberately hand
led and intensely appreciated by. the
brethren. Good crowds out and good
order prevailed, excepting the loud
talking OF certain juveniles who
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