The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-11-14
EARNEST WORKERS TO
. CONVENE NEXT SUNDAY
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF cOUN-
TY TO MEET
HERE TWO DAYS
Every School in County Expected
to Send Delegates for the Con-
vention.

The final nreparttiol IS for the An
derson County Sunday School conven-
tton have been completed and every
thing ''. u readiness for the opening
IN S;mooy afternoon at ST. Johns
Tethc''s. church.
"ae Anderson people in the various
churches have been very gracious
and obligins in opening their homes
10 the delegates, and q sufficient
number have been offered to provide
for all possible delegates. The Sun
day schools throughout the county
have been sending. In the names of
their delegates for the past two weeks
and from the number thus far fScaiy-
cd there promises to be a good at
tendance.
An unusually hne programme has
been arranged for the convention,
| Rev. John G. Carman. State superin-
tendent of Sunday school work. will
| be the priD cipal speaker and worker
here. He makes his first talk on
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at st.
Johns church to the boys and girls
ABOVE the primary age. His address
is to be illustrated with curios from
Palestine. At night he makes the
principal address at the union ser
vice of all the churches on the SUBJ
ject, "An Uncrowned Here" ke the
conference sessions on Monday morn
ing and afternoon he takes the lead
ing part. -
Mrs. s. N. Burton, State superinten-
dent OF elementary works. also comes
from Spartanburg to hold a confer
ence With elementary workers. She
meets these Sunday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the Methodist church. Mrs.
Burts will also organize an elemen-
tary. union while she Is here, COM
posed OF all Of the elementary teach
ers in the county. She will be assist
de In her work here by Hiss Agnes
fhvenel, also OF Spartanburg. Both
OF these very efficient Sunday school
workers will be remembered as hav-
ing taken leading parts In the State
Sunday School association here last
February.
Another we'll known and popular
speaker will address the great OPEN
ing session OF the convention Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. DR.. Jas. s.
Moffatt of Due West will speak at
that time cn the subject. "How to
Win More Pupils to Christ and Into
the Active Service OF the Church"
On Monday, two Of the best fea-
lures OF the program will be address
es by Rev. w. III. X. Pendleton OF
SpartanburS. His subjects are both
practical and educational. In the
morning he speaks OF '''The Sunday
School Movement in South Carolina" I"
and In the afternoon on "The Men In
Sunday School"
The delegates will be coming I'm all
day today and Anderson will have
another opportunity to show its well
known cordially and hospitality to
its visiting guests.
Saturday Evening.
Informal reception for welcoming
OF delegates.
Various committee meetings..
First Session of Convention Sunday
Aftern0Sa.
500 o'ciock--Special session for
boys and girls above the primary age:
Address illustrated with curios from
Palestine by Rev. ychn C.. Carman.
State superintendent. OF the Sunday
School association.
$500 o'clock--Special session for
cradle roll. beginner. primary, and
Idress and conference led by Mrs. 8.
N Burts OF Spartanhurg, State nuper-
intsndeht OF elementary work.
4:c0s o'ciock--C Convention session.
Greetihg from the church by Rev.
John w. Speake.
Response by Rev. w. \. Belvin.
AIS o'clock Scripture reading by
Rev. J. 7. Black. y. ~ '3
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