Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-02-16


convention at Dallas registered
l5ls delegates from more than 100
lcounties. some delegates travelling
a. many as 1900 miles
8 Tour Party OF the World
greatest specialists will attend the
meeting. and be the chief instruc'
tors in the program, which will be a
, great school OF methods on every
phase OF sunday School work
Among those who will be- present
are the following
VIM G. Pearce. OF Chicago. Asso'
ciate General Secretary Of the Inter
national sunday School Association
and international Adult Superin
tendent. Rev H. " Hamill. d. ID.
OF Nashville. Educational Chairman
OF the International Sunday School
Association. and superintendent OF
Training work In the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South Rev b
W spilman. OF North Carolina, sun
day School Field Secretary OF the
Southern Baptist Convention, in
charge OF training in the colleges
universities and seminaries. Rev 7
III Welshimer. OF Canton, Ohio, with
the most marvellous record OF any
pastor. increasing the church mem
bership In eleven years from 200 TO
32OO and the Sunday school enroll
ment TO 1890: Mrs Mary Foster
Bryner. International Elementary
Superintendent, the world leader OF
the teachers of children under the
teen" age. prof. f. o Exall. he
worlds most noted song leader
In addition to these outside spec
ialists. We will have many noted
state leaders TO have part or the
program and In conferences
Any pastor. superintendent, off.
Ger. teacher or pupil in any Sunday
School iu Texas may become a del
egate, and Is asked 10 enroll and pay
the registration fee OF Sl00. which
entities one 90 reserved seat in the
main auditorium, a song book, a
badge. note book. pencil. etc.
The railroads will sell round trip
tickets az q rate OF one fare and a
nth. on sale for trains thriving
Monday night, March "a. and up 10
"Wednesday morning. good to return
until Saturday March 20
Word comes from every section
telling of plans to bring delegations.
Convention Boosters" are being ap.
pointed I'm various counties. with a
view OF arousing sunday Schools to
send delegates
The convention will discuss every
phase OF we'll organized and man
aged SUNDAY School Conferences
viii be held for County Officers. for
Pastors. superintendent, Teachers.
and Departmental Leaders, so that
each and every person who may
come will receive great help There
should be three thousand delegates
TO take advantage OF the rare feast
offered the workers
The Texas Sunday School Assoc
citation is the clearing house for all
denominations, bring the very best
plans and methods worked out by
one. and giving it to all II is a part
of the great international and
Worlds Sunday School Associations,
which movement has been the instru-
ment 10 bring the Sunday Schools
up 10 their present marvellous state
OF activity and efficiency.
The State Official Family mum
bers over see leaders, and an army
OF 5000 volunteer County Officers.
headed by Robert n Coleman, state
president. Rev J. T. Mcclure. ex-
ecutive chairman; r. NJ Wolfe, vice
chairman; VIM NJ Anderson. u. d..
administration chairman; $. ]. Me
Farland. state treasurer. W G. Ev-
erett. finance chairman; Mrs r. II.
bearing. recording secretary: Rev.
A. r. Rector. Galveston; Vim. a.
Wilson. Rev. J l.. Gross. Houston.
WI G. Bell. Frederick Ely. Aus
tin Rev C " Rag. Fort Worth
G. :. Arnold jag T. Adams. San
Antonio. Rev. T l. Garrison.
Tehuocana: John Church. Mckinney;
vice presidents John c. Townes.
Austin. Rev. H. 4. Boaz. w. n.
Virgins. Dallas: Rev. V A Cooley.
past presidents
The administration officers are
william Nehemiah Virgins. General
Secretary. Miss Agnes McKeand.
Executive Secretary. Miss Laura
Crowell office Secretary; VIM. T..
Hawkins. Mrs VIM n Virgins and
John NJ Adams. Field Workers. with
Rev c 5 Field. VIM. c. North and
Rev v a Cooley. Auxiliary Field
Workers