Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18
ITS 21st CONVENTION.
Franklin County sunday School Asso.
citation Meets al Enosburg Falls.

Enosburg Falls, Sept. 1.-THE 2lst an
nual convention Of the Franklin County
Sunday School association will be held at
the Methodist Church on Friday. The
music of the convention viii be in charge
! of w. II. Yaw the association chorlster
| The program follows
Morning session: 1000, praise and pray
er service; business session and reports
retrospect and prospect; detailed report
of the tour just closed, Mrs. Edith Balch
Wright; reports. county, district, schools;
address, "rhe Keynote of the Conven-
ton" the Rev. VI. f. Pease. Richford;
appointment of committees AS dismiss
al and registration,
| Afternoon session: 100. meeting of COM
mttees; AS, service of song w. H. Yaw,
Enosburg Falls: service of devotion, led
by the Rev. w. f. Baker. Enosburg Falls;
200, model Sunday school, five Commute
talks. by wide-ewake superintendent;
the model opening session; Sunday school
music; the model closing session; Sum
day school special days; the tcschers CO.
operation. Departmental conferences, the
places Of meeting to be announced $50
elementary conference. in charge Of Miss
Elizabeth Rustedt, county elementary SUI
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ment Of beginners: the organized primary
department; the advantages of the new
graded lessons for juniors: Interesting the
juniors in missions; model beginners class
demonstration. Mrs. NJ. f. Pease. Rich
| ford: secondary conference, in charge of
the Rev. f. Wilson Day. county second
airy superintendent Frankln; practical
plans for building up the secondary de-
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interests: class activity; $50 hand work
and home study; how organization has
helped our class; brief reports from mem
bers of organized intermediate and senior
classes of the county; teacher training
conference, In charge of the Rev. Nor
gan f. Pease, Richford topic: The
Workable Training Glass for Our county
questions: "What Is Your Trouble? %
Have You Tried to Have a Training
| Glass; "Why Did 1t Not Work?' dis
cussion: practical plans for teacher train
ing classes; home department confer
ence. in charge of Miss Alkaline G. Cramp-
ton. St. Adams, county home department
superintendent; what our home depart
ment is accomplishing; where it needs
strengthening. GA brief report Will he
called from each home department SUI
perintendent in the coui ty), how to meet
our greatest need, the value of a visit
Mrs. Edith Balch Wright helping the
visitors and members to do their hes,
work; convention reassembles $3.50, three
minute reports from the leader of each
conference; address Temperance Teach
ing in the Sunday school," the Rev. Cliff
ford H. Smith. superintendent Anti-S
loon League. Burlington; 435, address
developing the Youth for Christian
leadership" the Rev. O. r, Houghton
bakersfield: 500. report of committees.
Evening session; 700, ser ice of praise
Mr. Yaw; 710 message from the word
and prayer; 7:2o, address: "The Child
the Hope of the World" the Rev. S
Whitman Anthony, st. Adams; 7:4O. spe.
cial music; 7:45, address, THE -Four
Square Sunday School," DR.. H. A. Dur
fee, State secretary; $50 adjournment.
Any one wishing entertainment before
or after the convention Is requested t.
notify w. s. Judd, or Frank Forsyth
chairman of entertainment, at Enosburs
Falls not later than Wednesday.