The Washington times., 1915-10-30
D.C.SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION VIII |
MEET HERE MONDAY
TO Be in Session Three Days at
New York Avenue Presby.
terian Church.


terian Church.
The twenty-second annual convention
Of the Sunday School Association Of
the District OF Columbia will be held
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. New York ave-
nuc. Thirteenth and II streets north
west.
The credentials committee reports
that more than 1000 delegates have been
appointed to represent the various
schools at the convention. An exhibit
OF Sunday school appliances and equip
ment has been arranged in the Sunday
school rooms of the church. which will
be helpful and instructive to workers.
The first session will be beld Monday
evening at 7:30 o'clock with 7. A. Hos
teller, president Of the District Of Co.
lumbia Sunday School Association. pre-
siding. The opening song service will
be directed by DR.. william r. Buc-
hanan. Claude Robinson. organist: s.
devotional services. the Rev. Wallace
Radcliffe: $40 presidents annual adj
dress and report: Offering. selection by
evening chorus of Mt. Pleasant Con-
gre- ItiUnai Church: S:3J. address. THE
the Whole church" the tirv. Joseph T.
Watts. Sunday school secretary OF the
Baptist General Association Of Vir-
6,nia: appointment of committee on
resolutions: prayer and bencdiction. the
Rev. W. 4. Melvin.
Big Program For Tuesday.
Second scssion-Tuesday at lo:SO a. m.
session OF the Elementary Teachers
Union OF the association Mrs Wash
ing ropham. presiding; lO:3o. devo-
tional services. the Rev. {. Il. Fultz.
Miss Helen harrington. pianist; 1910,
conference on junior work. the Rev.
Joseph 7. Watts: ll:3l, address TEN
peranCe Teaching in the Primary and
Junior Grades" followed b. confer
ence Mrs. Maud Jenkins Baldwin. su-
permit ndcnt elementary division. Penn
sylvanid Sunday School Associat ton !:
l2lj, prayer and benediction, the Rev
II. T.. Brundagc.
Third ss1slonFruesday at 2:3o p M,
elementary session continueds- Mira. H..
b. Moulton presiding: 2:3O. devotional
services. the Rev. Harold c. Warren.
Miss Alice {. Terrell. pianist; .:45. ad-
dress Missionary Teaching in pri-
mary and Beginners department"
Mrs. J. Baldwin: 3:15. address. Cradle
Roll Work" Miss Maggie S. Wilson.
elementary superintendent Of Mary
land: 3:3j. address. Lesson Prepa ration
md Presentation" Mrs. II. B. Moulton.
400. address, Uses of Music and Pic
turcs in tho Elementary Grades" Mrs
Maud J. Baldwin. followed by confer
Rev John MacMurray.
Fourth session-Tuesday at 7:3O D. m.
T. a. Hostetler. presiding, service of
song; ". +. Braithwaite. director: j.
Ernest Sparks. orGanist: 500 devotional
services. the Rev. Boyd V. Switzer:
onering. Y; n c. A.; male quartet: s:l5.
address, The Religious Life OF a
dress, THE Junior Age. Our EvangeI-
istic Opportunity" the Rev Joseph T.
Watts: selection. male quartet: prayer
and benediction. the Rev. Henry +.
Lutz.
Election On Wednesday.
Fifth session-Wednesday at 1890 a.
m. Session of the Home Departmen
Union Of the District Of Columbia Sun
day School Association. Mrs. II. NJ.
kenrcick. presiding. Devotional ex-
ercises- the Rev. W. w. McMaster. Miss
Helen Harrington, pianist; 1910, report
Of president. Mrs. II. NJ. Kendrick: re-
port Of secretary. Mrs. Alvin T. Tracy;
Milans: ii. address. The Possibilities OF
the Home Department the Rev.
Joseph T. Watts: 11:3c. QUESTIONABLE con-
Quoted by the Rev. A. f. Anderson; Il.
diction. the Rev. d. L. Blakemore.
Sixth session-W ednesday at 23o o.
m. l. f. Breuninger. first vice presi-
ds.,s dent OF the s association presiding; De
s.b, address, Some Ideals for Teacher
Training" Charles B. F'airman. super
intendent Of teacher training: 3. report
=, scsool of methods %SiS Mrs saAa & sre e. dn:
in China Mrs. Carl o. Spamer; 3:5S
address, The Early Teens. :" the Rev.
Joseph T; Watts; 80. conference. the
benediction. the Rev. John T. Huddle
Seventh session "Wednesday. 7:aO p
m: T. A. Hostetler presiding. Service
Of song, James L. McElwee; director
jone NJ. McElwee. pianist; s, devotion.
al exercises. the Rev James Shefa
Montgomery. offering solo. Miss Chris
tine NJ. Church: S:lb, address, The Co
%ers W. sPy W. Man ii s"nSsy tTasee SGne9 nie9
national Sunday School Association;
School Work." the Rev. John Britton
Clark; S:6. address. Teaching Prin-
ciples and Methods for Senior and Adult
Glasses, tn" Rev. Joseph r. Watts; 9:25
report Of committee on enrolment and
committee on resolutions and nominH-
tions, election OF officers and members
of executive committee: prayer and ben
ediction. the Rev Clarence A. Vincent
Officers of Association.
Officers Of the association are: T. A.
Hostetler. president: L. f. Breuninger
first vice president; John f. Dawson
second vice president: DR.. l.. A. Sad
. Ter. secretary: ]. II. Lichliter, treasurer;
r. s. Holliger. field worker.
The convention committees are COM
posed of the following: Program. T. A
Hostetler. chairman: L. +. Breuninger
John f. Dawson. DR.. l.. A. Sadler ]. II
I.ichliter. Mrs. Washington Topham
and Mrs. II. NJ. Kendrick.
Other committees appointed for the
convention are: Press. C. clinton James
chairman: credentials and enrolment
A. F. Harlan. chairman: Henry VI
Shook. Charles B. Bateman, w. ], Bow,
man. Rolla p. Kellar. r. 7. Ballard
W. II. Richardson. Dr. Joel T. Curry
and George r. Morrison: music. Nortor
NJ Little, chairman: w. 7. BraItha
waite. ]. A. MacElwee, and w. NJ. Ter
rell: auditing, w. b. Robson. chair,
man: g. II. Markward. and II. A. Hard
ing: ushers. Holcombe G. Johnson
chairman: Frank f. Edginton and D
f. Winstead.