The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-10-30
bible SCHOOL LEADERS
TO HOLD ANNUAL MEET
Three, Days VIII Be Given to Instruc-
ton of 1000 Delegates and
Visitors.

Service" will be the convention theme
If the Sunday School Association OF the
District of Columbia for it's twenty
second annual gathering which is to be
held on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
II next week. November 1-3, In the New
Fork avenue Presbyterian Church.
seven sessions viii be held, the first ON
Monday evening and three each on Tues
lay and Wednesday, in the morning..
Afternoon and evening. The president
II the association. T. A. Hostetler, de-
lares that this convention is to have the
most helpful and practical program or
any in recent years.
Rev Joseph T Watts, of Richmond,
Va, who has a part in practically every
Iession OF the convention, is a Sunday
school expert of many years experience
md now holds the position Of sunday
school" secretary OF the Baptist Genera
ASSOCIATE on. of Virginia. Rev. Mr..
Watts was a speaker in the convention
If 1911, which also met in the New York
Avenue Church. and his return will be
welcomed by the workers. who gained
Inspiration from his addresses and de-
nonstrations, on that occasion.
Mr.. Watts subject for Monday evening
will be "The. Sunday School the Re-
possibility of the Whole Church," on
Tuesday evening, The. Junior Age. om
5vangeltstic Opportunity" and Wednes-
lay evening Teaching Principles and
Methods for Senior and Adult Classes"
Tuesday morning at 1910 he will lead d
conference on Junior work; Wednesday
morning at IL he will speak on The
Possibilities of the Home Department
md on Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
ae will give an address on The Early
Teens" and viii conduct a conference.
Other addresses will be by the pres
dent, Mr.. Hostetler. on Monday
evening" when he will make his an
aual report; by Mrs. Maud Jenkins
Baldwin. of the Pennsylvania Sunday
schooI Association, on Temperance
Teaching in the Primary and Junior
Grades" Tuesday at 1880; by Mrs.
Baldwin on Missionary Teaching in
Primary and Beginners Department,
Tuesday at PAS; by Mrs. Maggie S.
Wilson, elementary superintendent of
Maryland, on Cradle Roll Work. "
tuesday, al 3:15; by Mrs. H. B. Moul-
on, on Lesson Preparation and Pre-
,entation," Tuesday at 3:35; by Mrs.
lures in the Elementary Grades,
Tuesday, at a: by Mrs. Baldwin, on
The Religious Life of a Child,
ruesddy at s; by Charles B. Fairman.
IN Some Ideals for Teacher Train
ng," Wednesday at 2:45; by Mrs. Carl
,. Spamer, on "Glimpses of Life in
China" Wednesday. at 3:15; by w.
". MILAN, on The Cooperative
Spirit in Sunday School Work" We'd
nesday at S:15. and by Rev. John
Britain Clark, on Efficiency in Sun
Law School Work.. Wednesday at $40.
The Elementary Teachers Union
will hold its sessions on Tuesday
morning and afternoon and the Home
Department Union on Wednesday
morning Pastors who will partici-
pate in the opening and closing exer-
.ises of the sessions include ReVs.
Wallace Radcliffe. W. A. Melvin. c.
2 Fultz, H. E. Brundage. Harold G
Warren, John McMurray, Boyd ".
Master. D. l. Blakemore. F. NJ Nc
Coy, John T Huddle, James Shera
Montgomery. and Clarence A Vincent
More than 1900 delegates have been
ippointed by the Sunday schools of the
city to represent them at the various
sessions of the convention, and some Of
the most helpful suggestions will come
TO these delegates from the exhibit of
Sunday school work and equipment
which will illustrate the up-to-date
methods of the most progressive schools.
Visitors are welcome TO attend all the
sessions of the convention.
The officers of the association, in addi-
lion to the president, are: First vice
president. l. E. Breuninger; second vice
president, John E. Dawson; secretary,
DR.. L A. Sadler; treasurer, ]. H. Lich-
liter. and field worker, F. S. Holliger.
The department superintendent are:
Elementary, Mrs. Washington Topham;
adult. C. Clinton James; home, Mrs.
Henry NJ. ;Kendrick. and teacher train
nE. Charles B. Fairman.
The following are chairmen of conven-
ion committees: Program, T. A. Hostel
ler; press, c. c. James: credentials. A.
F. Harlan: exhibit, J. D. Steele: music,
n. NJ. Little; auditing, w. B. Robson:
lshers, H. C. johnson.