The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1912-09-25
|UNDAY SCHOOL
BAPTIST INSTITUTE
rs Profitable Meeting Here
House toulouse Canvass is
Made to Find New Members.
Baptist Can Get Over Four
! Hundred. Methodist Three
Hundred. Presbyterian Ninety
Two.
uNDAY SCHOOL GRADED

I'The Institute at the Cloverport Bap-
ID church last week was very prof
kble one so far as the Cloverport
|hool' is concerned, but not so as to
e schools of the county. Only three
hools in the county we're represented,
kwleyville, Irvington and Walnut
rove. each had two representatives
resent.
On Wednesday night State Secretary
buis Entzminger spoke on Enlarge
lent" or house-to-house canvass to
cate the possibilities of the school. At
e close of the service he called for
Blunteers to make the canvass the
Ext day and few responded. On
thursday the canvass was made, ana
was found that there was POSSIBLE
for tine Baptist Sunday School OF
S. for the Methodist of 3O7, for the
esbyterian of 90. Those of the other
Iiths that have no church or school
Ire are included in the possibilities of
ke three schools named. There are
bout 1875 Catholics in Cloverport. AS
result of the canvass it is evident that
lie white population of Cloverport is
etween 1000 and LOO, allowing a
argin for those who were missed in
be canvass.
Ion Thursday night Mr.. Entzminger
boke on "tirading the School," and on
riday night on "Class Organization"
n Saturday night he spoke on Main
kiniuE a Graded School. }" At the
lose 1f the address on Saturday night,
ke church voted unanimously to have
lie school graded and elected the Of
cers and teachers.
At the afternoon sessions, training
ass was taught by Mr.. Leavell. The
txtbook used was The Graded
chool.n A number heard the lectures
nd twelve took the written work and
I'm receive seal number two which will
placed on their diplomas.
On Sunday morning the school was
raded without the slightest friction.
IN took their places according to age,
md the new classes were formed. The
Xficsrs and teachers of the school as
ected are;
Superintendent, c. E. Lightfoot; AS
slant Superintendent, c. q, Bra
andt; Secretary, r. o. Willis; A
slant Secretaries, w. A. Rolf and j
Iarboe; Treasurer, Lee Wood; Or
anist, Miss Beatrice McCracken.
The departmental superintendent:
re-: Cradle Roll, Mrs. S. P. Conrad
Urinary, Mrs. R. T. Polk; Junior, Mrs
fannie Tousey; Intermediate, Mrs. {
Lightfoot; Home Department, Bro
ZEE Nelson and Mrs. F. T. Heyser.
The teachers are: Primary Depart
aent, and year old boys and girls
It's. Polk; year old boys and girls
hrs. Boyd; year old boys and girls
[iss Anna Mabel Kramer; 7 year ole
oys and girls, Mrs. Lee Nelson; = yea
Id boys and girls, Miss Ray Heyser
Junior Department--Nine year ole
iris, Mrs. Cordrey; 10 year old girls
frs. Silas Miller; and 10 year OLE
oys. Walter Hawkins; IL year ol'
iris, Mrs. Tousey; IL year old girls
Hiss Maggie Wroe; II and IL year oil
oys, Mr.. Carl Lishen.
intermediate Department-Girls II
nd Ia; Mrs. Cottrell; boys ID and Ia
lr. Barney Squires; girls Is and l6
Hrs. Lightfoot; boys Is and 10, -
Senior Department-Young men 1
b 30, Proctor Keith; young women l
B 40, Miss Evelyn Hicks and Mrs. r
J. Oelze.
Adult Department Men 80 and over
fr. w. v. Perkins and Bro. Lee Mel
on; women 80 and over. Mrs. Heyse
No Mrs. Emma Mattingly.
At the eleven O'Clock service Secre
ary Entzminger presented the CONVEX
ion Normal Diplomas to a class
ourteen who have completed the frs
ook in the Teacher Training Course
fhere are eight books in the course
fhose receiving the diplomas are; {
Lightfoot, Mrs. Lightfoot, X. O
Killis. Mrs. X. L. Oelze, Mary Owe
DslzV Mrs. T. F. Heyser, Miss Ra
Ieyslr, Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Tousey, Mrs
elson, Walter Hawkins, Miss Evely
Hicks, Miss Anra Mabel Kramer, Mis-
;eulah Payne, Bewleyville.
After the presentation of the diplo