The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-14
OHIO VALLEY SUNDAY SCHOOL
INSTITUTE IN SESSION HERE
possessing excellent qualifca-

teachers possessing excellent aualinca-
tons.
Evening Conference.
which began at $50 o'clock. was a dis
cusslon OF seevral questions which were
An opportunity was given between each
address for questions and discussion and
question box was also provided for
tanning to Sunday school work DIR.
smith answered every question proposed
to him last evening in a convincing
standing Of Sunday school work.
His first address at the evening CON
Terence Terence, Was on the. subject. The Work
preparation necessary TO teaching the
lesson and emphasized the neeo or pray
teacher TO pray for guidance in present.
pray that they might have some infiu.
pupil: and finally that the teacher might
be helped in teaching the lesson. PRAYER
was the Keynote Of thorough preparation.
In speaking on the subject. How
Tracing Will Double the Sunday School
Roll DR. smith explained many points
or the grade system Of lessons and told
OF his experience in schools He char
acterized the building OF a pupils char
s sE,sT as being the objective point in
His addresses were followed by a gen
erai discussion OF several points which
- To-day's Sessions.
co, Ir,s morning VIII be devoted to a
iit1,i nrp,s exhibit of Sunday school
OF lessons. helps and equipments will be
oneIed for Inspection, an n rare on
workers TO examine ali such mstsriai
Dr. smith Will be in charge OF the dis
play and will explain all matters. As
the exhlbit VIII be open TO the public
II Will doubtless be largely attended
Inc hnal conference OF the institute
ing at ESQ oe E l'ern ps smith GGi%me w,ii
speak on The Teachers Work" dwell
Ing upon PREPARATION and teaching: and
Whole sch0~r" 4 discussion OF ques-
tions. similar to that OF yesterday. will
bishop G. w Peterkin Of Parkers-
burg. bishop OF the West Virginia do
cese OF Episcopal churches. is expected
conferences. President James +. Fish
OF Sistersville who was unable 10 at
tend Yesterday. is also expected this
Delegates in Attendance.
the regularly appointed delegates in
attendance at the institute are as fol-
81. Matthews-Miss Fannie Brady.
Miss Jessie Wright MISS y. Prayer.
Miss II. Prayer. Mrs. John Rankin. Mrs.
W. :. Hamilton. e. r. Lynn. Rev. l.. ".
Stryker. Mrs. Daisy Mcneil. r. II. Fall
81. Luke's-Rev. birmingham. ]. C.
Moves. Mrs. Birmingham.
st. Andrew.s-H. NJ. Williams. Lean
Schul. Edna smith.
81. PauIs. Elm Grove-Mrs r G.
Amos. Mrs. Henry McLain Miss Eleanor
Greer.
Observation-Disclosures Grace Higgin. Mrs
Armenia Higgin. Mrs. \ l.. Wiedebusch.
Mrs. W. VI. kreglOw. Rev H. H. Meyers.
Wellsburg-Rev. \. B. LiVermore, Mrs
Papin. Miss Campbell.
1t. Pauls. Martins Fcrry-Iohn H.
Harris. Mrs Bennett. Mrs. Rullird. Mrs.
Martha HOLIDAY. Miss Gladys Morgan.
~ IaIlN SfrLGnf le-lkeN NJ NJ
Sidener. Mrs \. \. FranzLeim Miss
May Burgoyne. Miss Helen Franzheim.
-. stephens. SteubeuVille-Rev. l.. b.
Rcdhead
Trinity. Bellaire-Eev. ". \. Stimson.
Mrs W. A. StimSon, Mr.. =. ". Dickens
Mrs. G. ". Dickens. ~ 1. Morris Mrs
u. l.. Morris. Mrs. Albert Aplin. Miss
Ressie Leech. Mr.. Cnss Morris, Mrs.
Ralph cox r. &. Nicholson.