The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1916-07-13
ANNUAL CONVENTION
OF the County Sunday Schools to he
Held in BeechwOOd Park Friday
Many Prominent Workers TO
BE Present.

The annual Convention of the Ma
son County Sunday School Associa-
ton will be held Friday in Beechwood
Park. The convention will last all
day and the delegates are urged to
bring lunch so as not to leave the
grounds. The program will be held
in the park auditorium.
This is the first annual convention
to be held in this city for several
years, as they are generally held in
some country church where the city
workers can not get to, readily. BY
holding the convention in the city 1t
is believed that more of the country
people can also attend as they can
also do their Saturday shopping
One of the chief matters to come up
before the convention is the selection
of a County Superintendent Of Sun
day Schools. Since the resignation OF
Mr.. T. ]. Currey several weeks ago,
this office has been vacant and will
be filled at the meeting.
Another matter OF Importance to
come up is the matter of inviting the
State Convention to hold its session
here in 1917 This matter is being
boosted by the Chamber of Commerce
and would be good advertisement for
the city. There is no reason why the
convention should not meet here as
this city is conveniently situated for
such a convention, much better so
than Ashland, where the convention
will be held this year. 1t is hoped
that the convention will decide to in
vite the assembly for next year.
The speakers for the day are some
of the most prominent Sunday School
workers in the state and they will
give some of their own experiences in
the work. The main speaker is DR.
w. G.. Condit of Ashland, who will give
his illustrated lecture "The Taber-
nacle". DIR. Condit has given this lee.
ture hundreds of times and it is some
thing worth while. Mr.. w. J. Vaughn,
the state association worker, will give
an address in the morning session and
also in the afternoon. Several other
excellent speakers will be heard.
All of the Sunday School workers
and members should make 1t a point
to get out to hear these speakers
There will be no admission fees to
the grounds but a free will offering
will be taken at both sessions for the
work of the Sunday Schools. Each
school of the county and city is re-
quested to appoint a delegate, who
will give a one minute report, stating
the condition of school work. The
convention will begin at 9 a. m. and
last until p. IN.
The program for the day will be as
follows:
$3.50 Devotional Service-Rev. Felts.
9;15 Reading of Minutes and APP
pointment of Committees.
$3.50 Address-"Making the Opening
Exercises Count in the Religious
Development of the Child'-W. j.
Vaughn, Louisa, Ky.
Q.EE OnIa a,,,o
Dover, Ky.
1000 Address-"The Greatness of the
Sunday School Teachers Mission"
Rev II. Kerr Taylor.
1925 Music.
1880 Offering.
11:00 Address-''The Sunday School
at Its Best"-Rev. Emil Bauer
man, Flemingsburg.
1925 Music.
1880 Reports of Delegates.
DINNER
80 Devotional Service-Rev. T.. l..
Williams.
las Address-"Preparation and Pre-
sentatlon of Lesson"-Prof. Dix,
Mayslick.
2:10 Solo-Miss Martha Lee Grigsby,
Dallas, Texas.
2:15 Offerings.
2:30 Address - 1.-THE Tabernacle"-
DIR, w. C. Condit, Ashland, Ky.
(Dr. COndit will illustrate his lecture
by using real tabernacle with all
of its furniture)
$3.50 Reports of Committee.
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