Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1914-05-22
BRYAN COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Annual Convention, June HIP, 1914
DURANT, OKLAHOMA
DURANT, OKLAHOMA


The Weekly News has rendered
the association the use Of these coll
umns until after the convention. and
we viii try each week to keep The
Sunday schools Of the county posted
on the progress Of the work. Send
|us any news you have about your
school and we VIII see that 1t gets IN
these columns.
Each Sunday school is entitled to
one delegate for each 25 enrolment
or fraction. Elect your delegates
ext Sunday and send the names and
address Of each to the county secre-
tary
Every person Interested In Jbe
welfare OF our boys and girls, and
that ought to include every father
and mother, is invited and urged to
Fattend these meetings They Will
set much good out of them and lend
encouragement to the officers and
teachers, upon whom the burden
rests
Any Sunday school anywhere In
the county that wants member OF
the association to visit them and
speak on the work before the date Of
the convention, June nth. and 18th,
sbouil notify w. D. Morrison, Sec
retary at once and he will arrange
10 send you speaker If the associa
tion can be Of service to your school,
don't hesitate to let that fact be
known; remember, the association
Is inter-denominationaI, and is work
ling for the interests Of the boys ant
eirls--our boys and girls-the SER
sices of the association are free for
the asking use II
The weather broke into our ar
rangements all along the line last
Supday--Prof. Morrison had an ap-
pointment with the Armstrong
school. but on the way out his buggy
broke down in mud hole and he
had to turn back.
w T. Wallace had an appointment
at Achille In the afternoon, but a
wreck on the M. o. G.. caused the
motor car that was due to go south
in the morning to run about twelve
nours late. and W. T. had to abandon
the trip.
j. b. Hickman had an appointment
Mt the Bray school on Blue, south of
Bokchito; he went to Bokchito Sat-
urday evening. but the roads were
Iiiapassable and that meeting had to
oe postponed until a later date.
J. M. Busby, supt. of the Method
list school at Kenefick, was in ouf
office last week and reports the
schools In that city making good
progress.
w. w. Fielder, assistant superin-
tendent of the Elm View school was
visitor at cur office last week with
an invitation for some one to visit
that school before the convention.
We will send some one there, IL pos
sible. The association needs moro
men who are willing to give some of
their time in this work. We could
use five or six men every Sunday
from now until the convention.
Bennington gave us one OF the best
meetings of the year on Sunday after
noon. Prof. A. Hotchkin went over
there Saturday night and ]. 3.
Hickman went from Bokchito Sun
day morning. The Methodist breth-
rem are holding meeting there with
Rev. Crandall of Denton. Texas, as
evangelist. Our meeting was held
at $3.50 p. M. at which there was
three superintendents. five ministers
and enough fathers and mothers
present to fill the Methodist church.
It was fine meeting.
Mrs. Nina Malcolm of Calera was
visitor at our office this week and
brought the names of the delegates
from the Methodist school at that
place.
Frank Coker, superintendent of
the Elm View school, was in this
week with an invitation to visit that