The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-31
SUNDAY
SCHOOL PARADE
fEAruRES oPENrEo DAY or nEI-
Ao1E COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
COUVEUTIou AT ST
CLAI0SvuLE
Brilliant Addrs.as. rr.rhsd r1r,t nav.
Serv1cs-Boys' anA oir1s' Con
gre.s-rtns ProgrAn for
To-day

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteuirsncer.
ST. CLAIRsVILLE. O.. Aus Sc
What prOmises 20 b. one Of the lArgest
paradss 70 b. held IN this city Tor some
schools 81 belmont CUNT h.is ~.
Nening IN connection with the associz-
Ton meeting held here for two Gays.
hundreds lined the streets TO witness
the monster procession as Il passed ii
r. estimated that between 1900 and 1000
fi nii9sren were an me parade. which vas
the main feature OF the Belmont sun
day school Association meeting In this
city and no detail Vas left missing.
/ ticipated
The meeting was opened this after
! noon By Rev. r. 5. Young who was fol-
lowed by Rev. Lowther. OF Beliaire pres
ident OF the Association. who told the
: purpose OF the meetings other ad-
| dresses were made during the afternoon
Nsssf.s l HSs Nah SGsn seI Srsesr ,S %
ltapSist school % chicago. IN. and Rev.
| q, q HerbrcchJ OF Cleveland. These
mittees.
Not More Ways. But More wills. %
Vas the main address Of the evening and
was given by Hon. John r. Kreancr. OF
Mansefield. His address Was the best
ever heard In the city and he was loudly
applauded during the entire address.
Rev W. r walker was unable 10 be
present al the evening session on ac-
count Of sickness and a substitute WAS
provided who gave an interesting talk.
Conferences Interesting.
The Boys, and Girls, conferences
which are held In the United Prcsbyter-
ian church and the Methodist church,
were pronounced a. the best and most
( Interesting OF any OF the former meet
ings OF the Belmont sunday school As
ISOLATION At the Boys congress nearly
/ 20 were registered. while al the Girls
the Girls conference Miss Gertrude Gif-
FIN. OF ST. Clairsville. made the address
! OF welcome. which was responded TO BY
ness sessions were held during the after
| noon and n Friendship supper was the
climax OF the afternoon meeting. The
| Boys congress which was equally as in.
| teresting as that OF the Girls was ad-
\ dressed BY William Butcher. OF 81
Cleirsv'ne. and Paul MeClolland. OF
/ barnesvilIc.
a ball game between the Belmont
/ County All stars and the St. Clairsvills
/ team was staged after the business SEES
I victory FOR the belmont All stars by q
I score OF 20 4.
/ without a doubt the Nineteenth An.
1 nual Meeting Of the Belmont sunday
| School Association ls the most success
/ ful and best attended 81 any on record
and the remainder Of the session prom
ises TO eclipse that OF the first day 4
meeting.
me Final Sessions.
To-morrow's program follows:
! e;SO-Devotional Service. ..........
s:45-rhe Raafi SUNDAY school he n s : rv"''
..s.. ..e RE REV. ". r. walker
/ s:l0-Awards and Election OF Off
GERS. See plan OF Awards
| Elsewhere In Program.
lO:OO-Pushing the Standards. .......
DIR. J. ID. Darling. Sec. Ohio
:. s. Association.
lO:So-Boys' and Girls Congress Dem
onstration.
Tuesday Afternoon.
1:oo-County and Township Officers
Conference. DR.. Darling As
1;So-Devotional Service.
.......R Rev. 7. ID. Zimmerman
| 1;t6-.. ....... Rev. George w. Brown
2;o5-How TO Have and Hold a
Teacher Training Glass;.
-. ........ Rev. q. G. Herbrecht
2:4O-Reports OF President. Secretary
and Treasurer and Business.
3:25-pepartmental Conferences.
Elementary Department. Pres
byterian church, Mrs r.
! Dinsmore, presiding.
| Secondary Department, Presby-
terrain church. Prof. w. A.
Zaugg. presiding.
Adult Department. Presbyter-
ian church. \. J. Harbaugh.
presiding.
Teacher Trimming Department.
Presbyterian church. J. A
Mckelvcy. presiding.
| Home Department. United Pres
byterian church, Rev. Albert
Flax, presiding.
Mission Department United
Presbyterian church. Mrs.
! John Schick. presiding
EvnnEelistic bcpartm ent. nited
Presbyterian church. DR.. J.
y. hcClay, presiding.
Temperance Department. United
Presbyt eriau church. Rev. ID.
II. hergler. presiding
Tuesday Evening.
/ 7:15-DevotiOnal Service. ..........
7:3O-The Mems Glass Why Howl
REV. Charles VI. Robinson
s;00-Co-operatio or The Organized
s.30-Music.
s:4o-The Coming Yesr............
tuesday morning. oiris' Congress- Sc
$40 Devotions and Song Service.
e:0O-The Girl In the Sunday School.
.... Laura Devices. GAINESVILLE
Discussion led BY Frances
Mead. ST Clairsville.
9;20-What the sunday school Tx
poets o. the Girls Glass ...
...... Mildred Cole Uniontown
Discussion led by Leila Porter
,o.oo FIELD. Barnesville. ,..
Of officers and adoption Of
motto.
70 .30-Demonstr ration ln Convention.
Boys Congress.
t,30-Devotions aud SONG Service
9.0O-The Boy In The sunday school
Morris MckclVey. Shadyside
Discussion Jed b. John Hobbs.
GAINESVILLE.
s:2O-what ne. sunday School TX
poets Of the Boys Glass
..... Dalton Wallace Erfiaire
Discussion led hv Dominic
gtandchina fafferfy
9 .f0-Somo Boy Problems ..........
...... Henry Wagner. Eoffaire
Discussion led hy Lawrence
1mhOff. hammock.
10 .00-HcuHfta % committees. election
~ officers and adoption %
motto.
no a0-ncu HuHf ration In Convention
Tuesday Afternoon.
l.3o-ilana Ter 1915 Congress. Pare
well Nesting