The log cabin Democrat., 1916-07-17
LAUGHTER AGAIN HEADS CONVENTION COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL Organization Holds Interesting and Largely Attended Annual Session
 at Greenbrier.

The twenty-eighth annual session of the Faulkner County Sunday School Association convened at Green brier July for three days session closed yesterday. The program as published was carried out in its en. tlrety, and much interest was mani fested. Prof. J. M. c. Vaughter of Conway, president of the association was chairman of the convention Frank James of Little Rock, secretary of the state organization, made sev- eral interesting and instructive ad dresses along the line of modern Sun- day school work.
 Following is list of the Sunday schools represented, together with the name of the superintendent and the number of delegates in attendance Province (Methodist), Sophie Mosley four; Greenbrier (Baptist). c. H. Cheek, four New; Hope (Methodist) B. L. Evans, five; Pleasant Grove (Nazarene), D. J. May, two; Pickles Gap (Baptist), R. D. Blackwell, three; Vilonia (MethodisD, " Fortner, four; Mt. Olive (Methodist), A. c. Wilker- son; Enders (MethodisD, T. J. Evans, five; Bethlehem (Baptist), c. M. How ard, one; Oakland (Methodist), c. M. Spruce, four; Mayfiower (Baptist), J. A. Summers, three; Union Grove tMethodist), Lifus McAhster, one; Mt. Pleasant (Methodist), w. A. Bates, four; Mayflower (Methodist) one; Greenbrier (Nazarene), D. J. May, one; Black Fork, Prof. Barnett, two; Vilonia (Baptist), Willie O'Quinn, one; Oak Bowery (Baptist), Jesse Martin, five; Spring Hill (Baptist), J. l. Robinson, four; Conway (Metho- dist), M. J. Russell, four; Caney (Union), J. R. Hall, two; Greenbrier (Methodist), J. s. Williams, two.
 Officers for next year were elected, as follows; J. M c. Vaughter, presi- dent; c. H. Cheek, vice president; W. N. Jones, secretary; elementary sec retary, Mrs. Dr. Henderson,; second ary secretary, Walter Day; adult sec retary, T. R. Douglass; educational secretary, Dr. H. B. Hardy.
 The convention voted to divide the county into four districts, each to have president and secretary, to foster interest in the Sunday school work. The next session of the con- vention will be held at Vilonia one year hence.
 The following resolutions were passed:
 We, your committee on resolutions beg leave to submit the following:
 Resolved first, that the convention extends it's thanks to its worthy pres ident and secretary protem for their faithful efforts to make the conven- tion success.
 Second, be it resolved that the thanks of the convention be extended to our beloved state secretary, Frank James, for services rendered which have added so much to the success of the convention.
 Resolved third, that as the north east section has proven so successful in its quarterly meetings in increas- ing interest in Sunday school work we recommend that similar plans be carried out in the other three sections
 Fourth, whereas, God in His inf mite wisdom has taken from us one of our oldest and most faithful workers in the person of G. D. Sowell, there fore be it resolved that the convention extend its sympathies to his loved ones and that we keep in remem. brance the valuable service he has given the convention in the past. Fifth, whereas the people oi Greenbrier in their hospitality have so pleasantly entertained the conven. tion, be it resolved that a vote oi thanks be extended to them.
 Sixth, be it resolved that a copy of these resolutions together with the minutes of the convention he furnish. ed to each of the county papers anC the Sunday School Herald"
 J. s. Williams, J. H. Martin, w. N. Jones,