The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-12
Ell EIv mt AR Y WORK
WAS THEIR THEME |
Intsresting Session at ST. johns
Church IN the
Afternoon

The elementary conference which
was held in the st. Johns Methodist
church, "wednesday afternoon was at
tended by q large number or iielHS
gates, pisftors and Sunday School
workers OF the city, the Sunday school
room being full to oyerffowing.
The meeting was presided over by
Mrs. Samuel Burts OF Spartanburg,
and the program as carried ont was
declared by all present to- he one OF
the most Instructive as we'll as at
tractiRe of its kind.
The Rev. d. w. Dodge, pastor of
the Central Presbyterian church,
opened the meeting with u most Inn
pressiye prayer for the children OF
South Carolina, and the Bible les
son for the afternoon was aIyen IN
story form ny mrs. ". =. 5iya,ji5y,
who told the story OF little girl
sfsSisG helped ottlI;ssssss ottlI;ssssss she ..ssssssSa
her hearers in q beautiful aeeDunk
sof how the little captive maid helped
!GaaI1aii fsis
Miss Agnes Rayenel gave demon-
.stratiun of how 10 teach song to
the little child in the, primary DEPART
iment. and taught that beautffni
chtle.s prayer hymn Jesus, Tender
Mrs. Mary Foster BFyne-, OF Chica-
30, the elementary superintendent
OF the international SUNDAY school
association who Is no stranger tt, me
Sunday school workers. iii this state,
was next introduced and gave in q
most impressive manner T'lie Teach
er's Parable.2 She told OF the task
CT leading the iittse child to the Fatlil
er and how Il was accomplished only
when the teRclier suited his steps To
the sllort steps OF the cnIId. S5
The part u ls$sllsssz sllsssz eIeHienfhrv denaTf-
ment IN the ingathering which is the
theme of the conYettion fnf5Rrafn.
was discussed BY MesdaIaea Hryner
and Burts and the Rey. ~. ii. Xxi.
Pendleton &
what 70 do, when the babies ana
the mothers come to Sunday school ~
was The Instructive topic opened for
discussion by Mrs. ]. SnenitG
superinte tenldenf or the primary dspart-
me5t OF St Johns church Sh he lSf.zcfl
tho formation of cradle RON clnsses
in our besinnefa department Tor the
babies under three yess Cd.
organization OF Giofhefsa Siasses for
the mothers who bring REESE 81 III d
ones each Sunday. b
Z me Rev. ". HI. Is, PendietOns ehatlr-
nlan OF the executive committees. made
an address on the beautiful work, 81
teaching; 4Is spoke pfeeiin6Ty and
eloquentiy on tile kind or teachers
the littie child loves. ssaf sEid there
Wae AFnIafSs3 seissl .I1ssiassft,sst,t a1rs5
ycted TO feochinE the iittie foissf. nnis
for the cheerful teacher. and the
tsscheS who knows how 10 ts1siEa. he
said the teacher of the little child
went a-wocing every Sunday ni0rnine
saae must dress we'll to faees 3lef
yorng leSefss but TINT the greafest 81
aIk .ciia1aet ersstics #&s conseefS fS6N
Ssishoat whicS the teacher. enlla cs
fconpllsh n0thirs
e NlcS6aztes 4ryner and Burta talked
of the gise Of the story "a flie s Ia & ~
school giving many helpful Mats to
to ciiildFeh.
che tsacheFs as 20 bo< 10 FELL stories
Aaothet elementary cohfarea q eill
be held Th0tsGay afteSn5oi 81 e 80
O'clock Il the Sunday salioai room !
of the 81 9cilna asathoaist church.
20 which ali delegstes and those ir.l
sterestel Ia child study are inSfted
20 ettend.
Ise proEIatn y siyen ~ MN Csse-
where