The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL NORMAL
To Be Held at Newberry College July
19 to 23-The Program and
Instructors.

The fourth annual Sunday school
normal Of the Lutheran churches of
South Carolina will be held at New
berry college, Newberry, S. c., July
1928, 1915.
TIE Normal Will be opened with 4
reception on the college campus Mon
day evening, July 10, at $50. Tnls
will be a get acquaints !" and well
come service. Those expecting to at
tend the normal are requested to en-
deavor to reach NeWberry on one of
the afternoon trains on Monday in Or
der to be present at this opening ser
vice. Main services will be conducted
by DR.. John B. Settler each morning
in the college chapel at $50, whic,-
will be followed by brief lecture by
Rev. J. C. Wessinger. The work Of
the day will close at 2 p. m. The aft
ernoons will be devoted to recreation
or games.
The courses of study have been ar
ranged with special reference to prac-
tical helpfulness to all Sunday school
workers. The instructors are men and
women of practical experience and
recognized ability as teao-ers. All
who attend this normal can not fail
to receiv valuable information and up
lifting inspiration which will better fit
them for Sunday school work. The
normal will aim to help the teacher
to teach, and all officers of the Sunday
sd1ool to do their work in the most
efficient way possible. It's purpose is
to gather the Sunday school workers
at Newberry college, some from every
Sunday school in the State, and train
them for better service. Of course no
one will be embarrassed with quizzes
and examinations at our normal, but
every one who comes will naturally
give the most earnest attention to the
instruction given.
All persons attending the normal
will be lodged in the college buildings
free of q arge. Those expecting to
lodge in the buildings will bring with
them a sheet, a pillow and light
cover. Board will be furnished at the
college boarding hall at Is cent per
day. Text books, tablets, pencils, etc.,
may be obtained at the normal. The
committee hopes and trusts that every
Sunday school in the State will send
at least the superintendent and sew
eral teachers.
The list of instructors and their re-
spective departments, follows: Mrs.
M. o. J. Kreps, first primary depart
ment, studies in child life; Miss Emma
Lou Schirmer, second primary depart
ment, primary methods; Rev H. A.
Mccullough, the intermediate depart
ment or the tween age: Mrs. Herbert
C. Bell, Bible study; DR.. C. "a. Freed,
Talks to Tead: ers. A new feature OF
the normal this year will be daily
ministerial conferences which will he
in charge of Dr. John c. Seegers.
These conferences are sure to prove
very helpful, and all our pastors are
urged to take advantage of this op-
portunity to confer with each other
and to have tae advice of DR.. Seegers
about the problems and difficulties of
pastoral and ministerial work. DR.. E.
C. Cronk will lecture on missions and
conduct the music of the normal.
Tuesday evening, for the benefit OF
the normal, a sacred concert will be
given in the Lutheran church, and on
Wednesday evening Mrs. Bell will give
an illustrated lecture in Holland hall
on "The Land and the Book"
Any further information desired will
be cheerfully given upon application
to the secretary Of the normal, Rev.
E. w. Leslie, Prosperity, S. C.