The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-04-07
S. S. WORKERS
AT NEWBERRY
ELABORATE PLANS FOR. EN-
TERTAtNMENT OF Wis.
.ToRS
GO M a. MIN C
And Bishop Query WIN Attend
and Address thc Meet
ing.
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Association will bring together some
OF the best talent, In the educational
and religious circles OF the State at
their annual convention, which is 10
be held at Newberry. April 20-22. With
these prominent speakers and other
noted workers from Illinois, Alabama.
North Carolina and Georgia, the Asso-
citation is facing one of it's most prom
isihg annual meetings.
The Convention, which has for its
theme, Religious Education for all
the peoplea0f the State" will be pre-
sided over by Maj. T. T. Hyde OF
Charleston, and the opening airess
Will be given on the evening OF the
goth by Governor r., /. Manning. Gov
ernor Manning's subject will be "The
Sunday School and Gond citizenship"
The Association is exceedingly for
tunate in securing the Governor for
this address.
Bishop Guerry will make two ad
dresses on the 2fst, which are being
anticipated with much pleasure by
those who have heard him before. and
DR.. j. Henry Harms, president Of the
Newberry College, will r,ake an ad-
dress at one of the evening sessions
Leaders of the Sunday School work
in the different denominations OF the
State will be in attendance and take
prominent part. Rev. Hugh R Mnr-
Gibson OF Lancaster, chairman of the
Sunday School work of the Presbyte-
rian Church, Rev. w. H. X. Pendle-
ton, chairman OF Sunday School Cum
mission for the Episcopal Church,
Rev. b.. Fulenwider. for the Lutheran
Church, Rev. j. w. Carson, for the
A, r. p. Church, Rev. T. J. Watts,
field secretary for the Baptist, and
Rev. w. q. Owen, field secretary for
the Methodist. will bring greetings
from their denominations and lend a
hand towards making the convention
one of remarkable interest and influ-
ence. -
Mr.. j. NJ. Way. who for a number OF
years was general secretary of the
Association. will attend. Mr.. Way Is
now Divisional Field Secretary Of the
Methodist Sunday School Board, and
lis one OF the foremost Sunday School
workers of the South. Other promi-
nent workers taking part are as fol-
lows: Mrs. e. c. Cronk of Columbia,
DIR. G. B. Quattlebaum of Conway,
Prof. II. A. Wise of Columbia, Hon.
]. p. McNeill of Florence, f. M. Bur.
nett of Anderson, Rev. Asa D.. Wat
-Ntio VI oPhA IlOu. "a u. Dc
thea OF Columbia, Charlton DuRant
of Manning, Prof. T. W. Keitt OF New
berry and Miss Agnes Ravenels OF
Spartanbarg and number of others.
The afternoon conferences have.
been arranged to meet the needs of
the Sunday School teachers in each
department of well organized Sum
day School. Mrs, $. N. Burts, the
State Elementary Superintendent, will
preside at the lwo Elementary con-
ferences, and has planned a most help
ful program for the elementary teach
srss of the State. Paul Qnattiebanm,,
the State Adult Superintendent, has
charge OF o conference for the Adult
Bible Class teachers, Prof. H.; A. Wise,
Secondary Division superintendent,
will have charge OF that conference.
Mrs. =. C. Cronk for those interested
ain missions, and Mr.. 8. b. Ezeli will
lead the Home Department Confer,
elce. Nal. TT. Hyde will preside at
the Superintendents Conference and
Rev. w. II K. Pendleton at the confer.
encel for county officers and workefB.
Prof. Patterson Wardiaw will have
charge OF the meeting on Thursday
afternn0n when the question of the
educational forces OF the State help
Ing 10 provide relit, .5us edueation Will
he discussed. It is expected that this
viii be one of the most Interesting
conferences OF the whole convention.
Newberrytis making elaborate plans
for the entertainment OF the delegates,
The Central comfnittee with Rev. -.
Fnienwider as chairman is az work
getting every hing In shape for the
arrival OF the 600 delegates expected.
recanff0n rs1fnyt1fff "a ytsth Nrc - u
%. Wright as chnIrHan, will enter
sof of the Visiting delegates. This Will
be a deiIghtfui opportunity Tor the
delegates to become acquainted with
each other. as well as with the psos
pie of Newberry.