The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
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INSTITUTE TONIGHT
DR.. IAngie to Mako Opening Address
in Second Presbyterian
Church.
SESSIONS MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Problems Faced by SUNDAY School
Workers Will Be Considered-Ex-
pcrts in Sunday School Work VIII
Deliver, Lectures.

A Sunday School Institute of I'M
usual interest and helpfulness will
open in the Second Presbyterian
Church tonight. and sessions will be
held on Monday and Tuesday. after
noon and night The opening address
tonight will be delivered by DR.. WAL
ter L IAng1e, Of Union Seminary.
part of DIR. LingIe's work at the
seminary is q course In practical Sun
day School methods and the psychol-
ogy of childhood, and he 10 recos-
mixed as an authority IN the Sunday
School field. DR.. Lingis also repre-
sents the Southern Presbyterian
Church on the international lesson
committee. which Is the body that Sc
lects the lesson themes for the Sum
day School world.
In Publication Committee Building.
On Monday and Tuesday aftern oons
the sessions from to 8 o'clock will
be held in the Presbyterian Publica-
ton building. 8 and s North Sixth
Street.
At 4 O'Clock on Monday afternoon
DR.. Lingie win discuss tho Program
OF the Sunday School In the Life of
the Church. At 4:4o Rev. o. E.
Bucholz Will discuss the social ap-
plication OF the New Testament to
Sunday School work. From to 6
o'clock departmental conferences will
be held to discuss the problems of
every division OF a modern Sunday
School. These departmental confer
ences with be led by:
Miss Binford on the secondary d.
vision; Mrs. r. Mclean Whittet on
elementary work; Rev. Hugh H Hud-
son on adult work. and the section on
duties OF officers by Nev. william
Meggtnson.
Supper and Social Hour.
supper and social hour will oc-
cupy the time from to 7 o'clock,
and an opportunity will also be given
TO look over very fine exhibit of
Sunday School material prepared by
the Publication Committee The ex-
hihit Will be in charge Of Miss N 3.
Haw
At O'Clock Monday evening the
business session will be resumed in
the lecture-rooIn OF the Second Pres
byterian Church. ana for thirty min
utes Rev, r. A. IApsley, y. D, editor
in-chier OF the Sunday School period
tcals OF the Southern Presbyterian
Church. will explain the scope and
purpose OF the publications furnished
for use in The Sunday Schools.
From 1870 TO 3 o'clock the confer
enee Will discuss the new standard
OF efficiency for Sunday School
adopted by the Sunday School Council
Of Evangelical Churches at it's meet
ing In Richmond last January.
At O'Clock DIR. Edward Mack, Of
The Union Seminary faculty. VIII be
heard In an address on THE Story Of
the English Bible"
Program For Tuesday.
On Tuesday afternoon the program
Will run from to O'Clock at the
publication building. to be followed by
the social hour and supper from 6
to o'clock. During this period prac-
tical Sunday School problems will be
discussed by Miss Anna Branch Bin
ford, r. w Miles. Jr., DR. W. r. Lor-
rhinc, Or. Chas Phillips, Rev. Wesley
Baker and others
Att o'clock Thomas c. Digs, secre-
tary OF the Virginia Sunday School AS
ISOLATION. will be heard on statewide
Work" and from 1870 to o'clock
Mr. Baker will conduct round table
conference on standards OF Effici-
ency."
At 8 o'clock Wade c. Smith, editor
Of Onward" Will be heard in an ad-
dress on "Sneciai Days In the Sunday
school," and at $50 Rev. II. H. Hud-
son, of Charlottesville, will speak on
tho topic, THE Sunday School Ex-
tending Itself"
All who ara interested in modern
Sunday School work are cordially in
y4ted to attend the conference Sos
sions.