The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-07-23

| utl SVQ ii WHAT HAS uetH d Hiuuei
depart, sent OF our Sunday School
He spike of the "shut-outs' ant
'shut-ihs OF the world, and show
ed htlS the Home Department
would beach them.
DR.. r.. E. Hines, the pioneer o
Sunday School work in this coun'
| ty, speke at the Hurlock and Vi
emma conventions, on his hobby
The Organized Adult Bible Glass,
which addresses were greatly en-
joyed.
Who damned and made arrange
ments 5Iof these speakers, and fol
ihese great conventions, and who
also, Was on the program? Oul
new Resident OF the County Assoc
citation Mr.. Russell S. Davis, who
presidtI at all sessions of the vari-
Gus colt ventiops, and who made two
eXceuett addresses. on why We
Are HIRE" and The Bible, And
Why 81 Lives" he has proven a
great -,ader, and ii is up to us.
as SUI ay School workers, to back
him " kn anything he undertakes;
also Secretary, Miss Gretha
Warre who is always on the job,
taking Dinutes and pledges and fur
nishinA such information to district
workers as they ask for. Let us
set batk of our President and Sec
retaryt and with such efficient
IeaGer4 we will, i'll a few years, have
the best organized and largest and
most efficient Schools.
Last but by no means least, We
want to remind you of another
speake1, who did a great work in
these Conventions fine lady who
came - US from the State Asso-
citation, in Baltimore-Miss Maggie
S. Wilson, superintendent of the
Elemerary Department, who help
ed US 10 thoroughly organize each
district and who made that great
address OF hers on elementary
Standards" in which she touched
every phase of the Elementary De-
partmeset. Thanks to the State As
sociatien for her visit.
As stated above, each district
was, f.5r the first time, thoroughly
organized, and the following were
elected Officers for their respective
districts:
Hurlock.
President, AN :. Sard, Secretary.
VioefPres., ]. L. Thompson, Hur-
fary, Mrs. Carolyn Barber,
h J4surer, Miss Louise Webster,
EaA-sHtew Market.
STATISTICAL Secretary, Miss Caph-
roma Rollins.
EIe, atary Work. Miss Caph-
Adult lass Work, j.. B.. Wright,
East Ns1 Market.
Homie Department, Rev. B.. A.
Bryant Hurlock.
Teacher Training, Rev E. W..
Jones, East New Market.
Misd ions, Rev. H. P. East, East
New Market.
Tenn perance, R. S. Poole, Will
Ilamsbbrg.
President, Z. F. Kemp, Vienna.
Vice Pres, Geo. w. Willard, vi
emma.
Seer tary, Miss Irene Wiley, vi
emma.
Trea surer, E. N. McAlEster, vi
emma
Staff stical Secretary, Miss Geor-
gia MclAnister, Vienna.
Elem entary Work, Miss Katharine
Vienna.
Adult Glass Work, Rev. V. A.
Miller, Vienna.
Homie Department, Webb Brad
ley, Vienna.
Teacher Training, Miss Susie
Hitch, vienna.
Bishops Head.
President, R. W. Mills.
VicerPres., Bradye r. Todd.
Secretary, Miss Marie Insley.
Urea surer, w. T. Johnson.
Statistical Secretary, Miss Alice
Elem entary Work, Miss Verde
Adult Glass Work, B. R.. Murphy.
Hom e Department, Mrs. LYDIA
Brambhe
Teacher Training, Miss Edith
Todd.
Missions, Miss Irene Insley..
Temperance, Shriver mclaughlin.
Do District Sunday School Con-
ventioHs pay? What do you think
about it, Pastor, Sunday School
superintendent, and Co-Workers?
Let us get busy, and not await
the great convention-our annual
convention, next year-but put
these various departments into prac-
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