The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
ELECT OFFICERS
FOR NEXT YEAR
YESTERDAY ~FTeSsoos.
Reports o. Committees Received and
Acted upoo-intsnsstina Papers
Read BY psleostea.

n AFTERNOON session opened
promptly ut ? O'Clock and w. r.. bud.
ley. vice president OF the county as.
ISOLATION. presided as chairman Of
opened by a sons service under the
leadership OF w. NJ. Ciemans. after
which he opening prayer was made
by Rev. W. II. Fields.
The nrst address Of the afternoon
session was delivered by A. +. Ar.
mold. secretary OF the West Virginia
Sunday School Association. on the
subject "A Neglected Theme" The
address proved very interesting as
well as Instructive. and was greatly
appreciated.
The address delivered By Rev. o. c.
Dean. pastor OF Trinity Lutheran
church. on the subject Adult Bible
Class Work was greatly appreciated
by the delegates. as several new IDEAS
the address. telling how Z o deal with
adult Bible class work. Rev. Dean
stated In h course OF his remarks
that the problem OF discipline begins
In the elementary department OF the
Sunday school. and that the teacher
Is the prime factor In all Sunday
school work. The essential points
brought out and discussed were the
teacher. the scholar and the class.
In the teaching OF the Bible help must
be taken into consideration as one OF
the main essentials. The best way
TO Increase h membership OF a Sun.
day school class is by conducting a
campaign, he said, so that the mem.
bers OF the Sunday school will be.
come enthusiastic In the work. Al
the present time there Is too much
lack OF enthusiasm In Sunday school
work.
AT the conclusion Of the addresses
the reports OF the committees were
made. The first committee called on
10 report was that on resolutions, but
upon the statement OF the chairman
report II was passed to the evening
session. The last committee called
on to make its report was the nomi-
mating committee. The report was as
follows:
New Officers.
Your nominating committee begs
leave to report the following candi.
oates for your consideration. and
they were on motion OF the delegates
unanimously elected to serve as OFF.
GERS OF the association for the ensuing
year:
President-Harry L. Bond.
Vice-President-W. r. Dudley.
Secretary-Treasurer-O. G.. Beans.
Assistant Secretary-H. +. Juer,
gems.
Elementary Superintendent - Mrs,
Frank Wait.
Second OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A. B,
Miller.
Adult Superintendent-Clyde Amos.
Temperance SUPPLEMENTARY. T..
Robinson.
Teacher Training Superintendent
Miss Mary Wayman.
Home and Visitation Superintend.
ent-Mrs. II. II. Loe.
Mission OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dru
sillaG arden.
Executice COMMITTEE Zone year,
Carl Sobanski. +. w. linn, G. V. Hick.
enbotham and Miss Emma Myers.
Two years-Alfred PAUL, George c,
Crook and G.. w. Bailey. Three YEAR
e. X. Metzger. T.. c. l. eonhart and
william Steinbricker.
After the election of the officers
Mrs. A. I. Arnold read a very inter.
esting and instructive paper on the
subject of plans for the Sunday
school Hours" Another feature OF
the afternoon session was a discus.
sion of the subject of the "Elemen.
tary Hour" by Mrs. Frank Wait,
county elementary superintendent. as,
sisted by Miss Martha V. Graham,
state elementary superintendent. The
AFTERNOON session was brought TO a
close by a song service conducted by
W. NJ. Clemans.