The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1912-04-30

OF the Pennsylvania SUNDAY So
ASSOCIATION made a strong address ~
me Male Spring of the Movement"
'"'i"6 mat every movement has a
.ause ana mat the main spring of life
IS vision but not dreams: thar if this
meeting results in the delegates va
turning to their homes with visions i
WIZ nave done much. He insisted that
the idea that the Sunday school -
only Tor women and children should
De discarded: that men are needed
ana that the Sunday School should be |
supported by every member Of the
church.
Key: Franklin McIclfresh made a
Saoro put interesting talk on work in
Peflntendent Of the international
sunday School Association, and his
ADDRESS was Of much value.
Ihere were afternoon and morning
sessions, the meetings being presided
over by Mr.. w. r. Odell, of Concord.
AZ the afternoon session Miss Grace
'andlford. Of South Carolina talked
most interestingly Of h "Interna-
tlonal Standard OF Excellen.' She
showed that she is thoroughly famiI-
lar with her subject, and her hearers
were nj with her address.
The Christian in Christ" was the
subject of h address Of Rev. j. G..
henneuy, or Charlotte, at the morning
session, and he talked most interest
lngly on this text. Judge Joseph Car
thel, general secretary of the Tennes-
see association, followed Rev. Mr..
kennedy, having as his subject. The
County Sunday School Association"
He took up in detail the best method
OF accomplishing results, and was
listened to with close attention.. II. &
Parker, Jr, Of Goldsboro, spoke on
"Organization,' ana emphasized the
need of cooperation in This work,
and declared that a good system
must be employed if the desired re-
suits are to be gained.
AT the session on Wednesday morn
ing there were two addresses OF value
The first Of these was by Judge Car
thel, OF Tennessee, whose subject was
| "A Banner Sunday School," and in
terestingly he TOLD what it takes te
make a banner Sunday school ant
how it can be done, giving experience
in the work.
1 T. w. G. Landes. Of Pennsylvania
delivered the second address on tn,
subject, "Organized for What" NJ
Landes j So most pleasing talker il
I the convention and his remarks wer
much enjoyed. He told of result
that had been obtained by organiaz
ton that could nothave been obtaine,
in any other way, at the sam tim
giving his idea Of the purposes Q
/ Sunday school organization. He wen
into the matter in detail and pointe
out the value of organization. At tn
close Of this address Mr.. Landes ais
l. lead the round table discussion o
'Organized Sunday School Work"
Z. Treasurer E.B . Crow, Of Raleigl
/ submitted his report, showing that tn
IS Indebtedness has been reduced 20 pc
q nopf 6IJrinO thu noCf year The To
r port was one full Of interest.
as At the closing session j. NJ. Wa
is field secretary Of the Sunday sch
as board Of the South Carolina Method
list conference. delivered an excellel
address on THE Trained Worker an
c. Christian Progress" He pleaded K
ee a spirit of cooperation among churt
members.
y Rev. Franklin McElfresh spoke
ne 1.-The Trained Worker and Christie
10 Progress" Me declared that this
the age of specialization, and Il
% leaders of Sunday school classes mu
be trained to dea with their pupi
- The world presents a noble field 1
intelligent Christian workers, ne r
marked. who are able to teach Specl
classes and fill special positions
~ the school.
"a y Rev. j. G.. Kennedy conducted t
~ fellowship service at the mornl1
session, and most interesting tai
were made by Rev. Lewis Collins,
Asheville. Judge Joseph Carthel,
ne - co,+h C,roli,
60 and others who dealt with their su
iects in a most interesting mann
a. and presented d~iscourses which sho
~ ed the results Of careful Observable
ice TWELVE fOh IhE