The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-01-10

institutes To be held in Anderson
county beginning tomorrow is as fol-
, lows. tssI
AndersoH, Jan. ll-s O'clock.
All the schools of each denomina-
tion In Anderson School District Nc.
~ and Giuck Mill will send delegates
10 the institute meeting ut the Central
Presbyterian church. meeting Mon
lay, Jan. IL. at 2 O'Clock.
Bolton, Tuesday l9 --9 O'clock.
The schools of Broadway. Bolton,
Martin and Hoea Path townships will
|aend delegates. Meeting held in First
baptist church. :.
Starr, Wednesday l3-s O'clock.
The schools of varennes. Savannah,
Hall md Corner townships will send
delegates. Meeting held in Methodist
| Episcopal church.
Piedmont, Thursday IA O'Clock.
The schools or Brushy Creek. Gar
vim. Williamson and Hopewcil will
send delegates. Meeting held in Bap-
tist church.
PendletOn, Friday, Jan. l2s.--9 Gl'clhsk,
j iho 5Gfrocis of rock Mills. Fnrg.
tsai,dietsi aud EeAsSTsiila townships
wilt sena delegates. Meeting hela in
M1hodist Episcopal church.
II Is hoped every church IN the
county will be represented ct some OF
these institutes. Dr. Catmnn and 9TH
Ter good speakers will be present ana
10 live man viii discuss o live topic
and our schools will be- greatly bless
cd. IL any school finds II difficult to
isead delegatea TO the institute meeting
In the district then send TO some other
distict on any OF the other DAYS men
TONED. BELOW. will be found list OF
the speakers ind the topics to ,be dis
cussed and also the county organiza-
ton: ~
tEach school is urged TO MI out The
blanks carefully and return as re-
quest.) 4Ag
County Central Committee.
b A. l.. Smethers. NJ. D.. vice prebi-
dent; MIR. T. Frank Watkins. Vice
president: Mr.. l.. M. Cecil. secretary;
Mr.. r.. NJ. Cathcart. treasurer
Assisted By State Committeeman.
DR.. j. f. Vines, Anderson; Mr.. J. A.
Brock. Anderson and FIVE institute
teams
Anderson, Central PRESBYTERIAN
s Chnreh, Jan. IL 5
John c. Carman. state supcrintend-
ent; Il. 8. 1igon. +. NJ. Burnett. q.
Cullen Sullivan. DIR. J. b. Townsend.
Belt0n, First Baptist Church, Jan. ne,
John c.. CafEan. state snpertatend.
ent: @. w. Chambers. w. s. Ramsey.
Rev. ID. w, Dodge, A. r.. CampiaII.
Starr, Methodist Church, Jan. 10.
John C.CaStnan. state srperinteDlf1
ent; IT. W. nannister. Rav. j, w.
speaFe. Reg. Herman Stone. r. Frank
Watkins. 4 49, IS q
Piedmont. Baptist Church. Jan II, ];
John c. S'arman. state annerintendg
EFT: Rev. ID. G. Williams. w. F.. Cox.
g. u. Eas'le, o, NJ. Heard. y
PeRdlet0n. Methodist CAareh, Jan. II.
John q Carman. state saperintend-
ant; e. ". Brown, Rev, .. M. Gar
rison. DR.. >. II, Young, y. w. Qnat-s
TnstItHte Program. 4
Some OF the following subjects will!
be discussed by SHINE OF the workers
at all OF the institutes.
Afternoon laessIaA g to 5 r. N.
!. Weaknses OF Our Sunday School
Work. &
q Round Table Conference on
Sunday School Manageraent.v
4. Should the Snudey School
Teach Systematic Proportionnte Giv-
S. What Kind Of Bible Glass At
tracts Men?
8. Shall Anderson be Front Line
Sunday School County?
4 Institute Surprise.
Eyening fcssion, at3o 60 $50,
4 Strong Pointa al q Snceessfui
Sunday school.
a e, One AIinuta Talks on .Why 60
10 Sunday School. .ssiz
., ..The Home and the sunday
SCnooi Hafsessed Together"
The Qualiiicatfens Of an Esfeet-
i've Teacher s.
s 5. = Wll Make You . Bseoine