Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-10-30

s. s. CONVENTION
At PLAINS SOON
COUNTY MEETING WILL BRING
TOGETHER DELEGATES FROM
MANY CHURCHES-FINE PRO-
GRAM Is ARRANGED.

Much interest il being shown in the
Sumter County Sunday School conven-
ton, which IS to be held in the Meth
odist church, Plains, Ca, Tuesday and
Wednesday, November 9th and 7th.
Most of the Sunday school workers
of the county are familiar with the
work of the County Sunday School as
ISOLATION which is an interdenomina-
tlonal organization, and aims to help
every Sunday school in the county to
do better work The county ocf1iers
for the past year have BEEN Presi-
dent, 7 M. Furlow, Americus; Sec
T. F. Gatewood,
Americus. Division Presidents, Cd H.
d. Allen, Americus; (2) E. L. Wilson,
Leslie; (S) H. R. MCGEE, Plains; a.
c A. Slappey, Andersonville. Execu-
tive Committee, w. p Wallis. Amert-
Gus; E. A. Nisbet, Americus; r. l..
Americus; Frank P Harold
Americus, and Chas. Lingo, Americus
Every Sunday school in the county
is urged to send a good delegation.
Those who attend will hear some ad-
dresses on the latest methods of Sum
day school work, and will be sure to
get some helpful suggestions for the
work in their own Sunday schools.
Among the speakers will be Miss
Daisy Magee, elementary superinten-
dent, and Mr.. B. F. Sperow, secondary
division supe; intendent of the Georgia
Sunday School association. These
speakers are known throughout Geor-
gia as two of the most efficient work
ers in the state. Those who have heard
them know what to expect; those who
have not heard them should be sure
to do so, as there is a treat awaiting
them.
The program for the two days ses-
sion is as follows:
First Session. Tuesday Afternoon,
November 9Th:
200. Hymn; 2.O5-Scripture Read
ing and Prayer by Mr.. f. R. Stewart,
OF Plains; Evangelism in The
Sunday School, by Rev G. F. Brown,
Americus; 2:45--"The Hub of the
Wheel" by Miss Daisy Magee, Elemen-
tary Superintendent of the Georgia
Sunday School Association; 3:15-Re-
port Of County Officers; 9:25-Hymn,
3:30-"The Challenge of the Teen
Age" by Mr. B. F. Sperow, Secondary
Superintendent of the Georgia Sunday
School Association; 4:00-Adjourn.
Second Session, Tuesday Night; 7;30
Hymn; 7.35-Scripture Reading and
Prayer by Mr. c. d. Binkley, Ameri-
Gus; 7:45-"P Peoples of the World by
Miss Dansy Magee; S:15- Hymn;
S 20--"The New scholar Problem" BIZ
MIR b. F. sperow: Adjourn
Second Session, Tuesday Night:
:: 30 Flynn: 1885 Scripture Read
ing and Prayer by Mr.. J, |. Miller,
Plains: 1906 --"Co-Aperation Be
tween Superintendent Teacher AM
Pupil" Mr. T. O. Marshall, Americas.
10: :45-"The Cabinet and Its Worw'
by Miss Daisy Magee; 11;15-Hymh.
:20-"Results of Cooperation by
Mr. d. w. Sims, General Secretary
Georgia Sunday School association,
11:50-Free-Wi Offering for Sup
port of the Work; 12:O0-Adiourn
Fourth Session. Wednesday After
noon: 2:00-Hymn; :05-Scripture
Reading and Prayer, by Mr. t. f.
Gatewood Americus; 2:15-Address-
by Mr.. j. e. Shipp, Americus; 2:45
Suggestions for Elementary Work.
ers,' by Miss Daisy Magee; S:15--
Hymn; 3:20--"The Sunday School
That Meets Its Opportunity by M.
D. w. Sims; 350-Reports of Com
mittees and Election of Officers; 400
ADJOURN.
Fifth Session, Wednesday Night:
z 7.30-Hymn; 7:35-Scripture Read
ing and Prayer, by MIR e, L. Wilson;
Gates, by Miss Daisy
Magee; S:20-Hymn; 1925 The
Program and Session" by Mr. D. w.
Sims. q.O0-Adiouru i