The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-04-11
PROGRAM OF
STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL MEET
Which Will Be Held Here
April %, "a and Is is
Announced.
SEVERAL SESSIONS
Prominent Speakers Will Par
ticipate in Convention
Proceedings.

The program of the thirty-hrst an
nual convention of the West Virginia
Sunday School Association here We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, April
20, "a and %, provides for a meeting
of the executive committee Wednes-.
day morning at 1Oso'clock in the Wal
do hotel parlor. The afternoon session
of the convention that day will be
held in the First Methodist, Episcopal
church opening at 2 O'clock with
praise led by Prof. Harry L. Maxwell.
Prayer will follow at 2:15, then Off
cial adoption of the program at $3.50
followed by general experience
meeting led by Harry L. Bond on "How
the Work Has Developed. at 8
O'Clock will come Gospel in Song"
led by Prof, Maxwell and recitation
at $3.50 entitled Unto the Measure Of
the Stature of the Fulness of Christ"
by Bishop William NJ, Bell will close
the session.
Night Session.
Spontaneous meetings will be held
in the Central Christian, First Meth
odist and Water street churches.
Vice President Robert j. Dickson
will preside at the Christian church
meeting and praise service in song
led by the Hon. H. Clay warth at
1880 will open the meeting, followed
by prayer and an address at S o'clock
by Dr. A. T. Phillips on First the
Blade, then the Ear, then the Full
Corn in the Ear Announcements
will be made and an offering taken,
followed by an address by John L.
Alexander on Associated Sunday
School Works Contribution to Relig-
ious Education with the benedic-
ton ending the meeting.
President A. H. Reese will preside
at the First Methodist church meet
ing to open at 1880 O'clock with praise
in song led by Prof Maxwell, followed
by prayer, an address at o'clock by
Bishop William NJ. Bell on First the
Blade, then the Ear, then the Full Corn
in the Ear" announcements and offer
! ing, address by Prof. w. B. Taylor on
Associated Sunday School Works
] Contribution to Religious Education
and the benediction.
The Rev. w. H. Fields will preside
in the Water street church meeting
opening at 7:S0 o'clock with praise in
song led by Blanchard E. Hiatt, fol-
lowed by prayer, an address by DR..
Edwin w. Thornton on First the
Blade, then the Ear then the Full Corn
in the Ear" announcements and offer
ings, address by the Rev. F. p. Brin-
instool on Associated Sunday School
Works Contribution to Religious Ed
ucation, and benediction.
Second Day, Morning Session.
At $3.50 o'clock there will be a con-
ference in the First Presbyterian
church for all association officers in
district, county and state with Arthur
T. Arnold leading.
The forenoon program VIII be in
the First Methodist church with Presi-
dent Reese presiding, opening at 9:15
O'Clock with Sunday school hymns leu
by Prof Maxwell, followed by prayer,
the executive committee report at
$3.50 by Chairman Stark A. White, the
financial report by Treasurer ]. C.
Bardall and AT Mile Stone Thirty
One" by Secretary Arnold Roll call
and recognition of counties by Record
ing Secretary viii A. strickler will
Take place at 1890 followed by general
business at 1880 and adjournment
and taking an official photograph at
noon.
Afternoon Session.
The same church will be used with
the opening at 1880 with Sabbath
school hymns led by Prof Maxwell,
followed at 40 with an institute per-
Tod with DR.. Thornton discussing
why Teachers Should Study Human
Nature and Right Methods of Teach
ing At 2:15 Things to Be Done
will be considered, followed by parade
announcements at 2:45 and adjourn
ment at $3.50 o'clock for division and
missionary conferences at 8 o'clock
as follows;
/ A.-Elementary Division.
Plaoe-First Presbyterian church
speciallst-Nfiss Mamie Lee Fray
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