The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-10-12

On tho Program For tho State sunday
School Convention Here Next
Week-Publishers or Rellg.
ions and Sunday School
Books 10 Have
Exhibits.

The flfty-sec0nd annual Convention
OF the Kentucky Sunday School Asso-
citation Will be held In this city on
October 10, II and IS. which will be
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday OF
next week. The theme will be Chris
tian Education For ALL" Following
are some OF the speakers who are
scheduled to be on the program:
Rev. r. A. Waite, Associate Super
intendent, Secondary Division, Inter-
national Sunday School Association.
Mr.. c. +. Welsh, Campbell County
Sunday School Association President
Rev. Il. l.. Wilson, Superintendent
OF Sunday School Work and Evange-
list for Ebenezer Presbytery.
Rev. G. w. Banks, d. D., Pastor OF
First Methodist Church of Winches-
ter.
Mr. d. C. Cruise, General Secretary
of the Lexington Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
Rev. W. o. Carver, d. D., Professor
In the Southern Baptist Theological
Seminary.
Mr. George J. Stoll, Chairman Adult
Committee of the Kentucky Sunday
School Association.
Miss Anabel Kahn, Social Worker
o. Louisville.
Mrs. A. T. Robertson, Primary Spe-
cialist, Louisville.
Mrs. T. B. Roberts, Lexington, Sun
cay School, Worker of wide experience
In elementary division
Mr.. Hugh Nevin, Architect and Sun
day School Superintendent, Louisville.
Mr.. Huston Quin, Chairman Execu-
tive Committee of the Kentucky Sun
day School Association, Louisville.
Rev. George A. Joplin, d. D., Gen
cral Secretary Kentucky Sunday
School Association; and Rev. T. c.
Gsbauer and Mr.. W. ]. Vaughan, Field
Workers.
Rev. James F. Price, Synodical
Evangelist for Presbyterian Church,
L. s. A.
Miss Mary Finch, Helena, Teacher
f Secondary Division Glass and Spe-
'islst in Missionary and Temperance
Departments.
Mr.. e. T. Wesley, Somerset, Teacher
Of Adult Bible Glass.
Mr.. Thomas F. Gordon, Member of
State Committee and Superintendent
Sunday School.
Rev. r. H. Crossfeld, d. D., Presi-
lent of Pennsylvania College.
Rev. William A. Garfield. d. D.,
President of Centre College.
Mr.. William B. Gragg, President of
the Kentucky Sunday School Associa-
ton, Somerset.
Mr.. l.. ]. Brockman, President of
The Bracken County Sunday School
Association, Augusta.
Miss Georgia Kouns, Ashland, for
Twenty Years Secretary of the Boyd
County SUNDAY School Association.
Mr.. l.. F. Zefoss, State Superintend-
ent of Temperance Department.
Mr.. Harry Curran, President of the
Mason County Sunday School Asso-
cation.
Music-Prof. A. w. Roper, Pianist.
Rev. o. G. Regan, Leader of Song.
Exhibits
Several leading publishers of Relig-
lous and Sunday School books and
supplies will be at the convention
with exhibits that every delegate
should see.
Delegates
Each Sunday School in the State is
entitled to send three delegates. 1t
is suggested that the pastor, super
intendent and one other be these dele
Gates. One extra delegate is allow
ed for each additional hundred en-
rolled.
Any Sunday School worker or per-
son interested in Sunday School work,
may be visiting delegate. Visiting
delegates have all the privileges of
the regular delegates except the
tight to vote.
Expenses
To the railroad fare from your sta
ion, add from $3.50 to $3.50 per day
for board and lodging, and $1.O0 reg
istration fee. 1t will be money we'll
invested for either the school or the
individual. The railroads do not make
any special rates, but in many cases
where ten or more people come from
he same place at the same time, one
t,rket can be secured for the entire
arty at reduction.
Reservations
1t will add to your comfort and help
lie local people, who are doing
reat deal to make your stay in Mays
lille pleasant, II you will wire Prof.
{. E. Dale, Maysville, KY, now and
request reservations for yourself or
Cur party.
The convention is prepared to help
every Sunday School and every Sun
cay School worker in Kentucky. The
invitation to attend Is extended in the
most cordial way. Come, let US study
and work together to advance the
Kingdom of God.
All who are willing to sing in the
chorus at the State Sunday School
Convention which is to be held next
week are asked to meet at the Bap-
fist Church tonight at Z o'clock.
A large platform has been erected
at the First Baptist Church to take
care of the singers and speakers who