The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1917-11-03
S. S. WORKERS MEET.
Frat District Association Holds An
nual Convention Here.

Frat District Association Holds An
4 nual Convention Here.
The annual convention of the FRS
/ District Sunday School Association
embracing the parishes Of Iberville
Ascension, Assumption and St. James
iopened at the local Methodist church
lat 1 o'clock Friday afternoon, with
g large attendance of delegates. The
program for the initial session was in
augurated with song and devotional
service conducted by Rev. R. H. Pros
ser, rector of the Episcopal church, in
(which all present took part by quoting
scripture texts. "Then and Now" was
the theme of the presidents annual
address, delivered by G. w. Edmons-
ton, of Plattenville, president of the
association. Miss Susie NJ. Juden,
elementary superintendent of the
Louisiana State Sunday School Asso-
citation, discussed Training Our Boys
and Girls in Christian Life and Ser
vice" The various phases of "Sun-
day School Methods in Teen Age
Glasses" were outlined in brief talks
as follows: Social, Mrs. T. Williams !;
physical, Miss Willie Lee Rowan !;
mental, Miss Olive Baker; spiritual,
Mrs. j. S. Nuttall A round table
discussion of topics appertaining to
Sunday School work, conducted by
Miss Juden, elected many interesting
and helpful points. The appointment
of committees on general good of the
field, time and place of next conven-
an+f Irr+s
brought the afternoon session to
close
Prof. F. C. Ratcliff, of White Castle,
presided over the evening session,
which was convened at 1880 o'clock
with song and devotional service
conducted by Rev. E. Fl. Gregory, of
Garyville. Following demonstra-
ton by the Plattenville teacher train
ing class, Warren L. Bunger, Y. NJ. c.
A. religious work director at Camp
Beauregard, delivered forceful ad-
dress on "The Challenge Of Man
hood" State Senator D. NJ. Pipes, Of
Jackson, La, president of the State
Sunday School Association, spoke on
ga Greater Vision" and impressed
his hearers with the sincerity of his
and the timeliness of his
remarks.
The program for the forenoon ses-
sion today was as follows:
Praise and devotional service, Rev. |
H. K. Faulk, of Lutcher, presiding.
Conference of pastors and super
featured by talks on the
following subjects: "The Relation
ship of Pastor and Superintendent,
Rev. Gregory, pastor, and Fl. l.. Bak-
er, superintendent; Show Much the
Helps Me in My
Work." Rev. P. O. Lowrey; Glow
Much the Pastor Helps Me in My /
Work" w. J. Stebbins, superintend-
ent; "The Problems | Have Found,
Rev. H. F. Andrews and Supt. A. d.
Il Would Like to Ask"
Rev. G. P White, Mrs. T. B. Pugh,
and D. L. Bornman; Teamwork"
Rev. R. H. Prosser, pastor, and ]. G.
Suttles, superintendent; "Just Why
Do We as Pastors, superintendent,
Teachers or Other Officers Give Our
Time, Energy and Money to Christian
Service" Prof. F. c. Ratcliff.
Address, "In the Sunday School,
rom the Cradle Up Mrs. Delaune.
Address, Childhood the Teachers
Opportunity Miss Juden.
Round table, conducted by Miss
Juden, followed by reports of COM
nittees.
After a social hour during which
luncheon was served to the delegates,
he final session was convened, the
consisting of service of .
,raise, one-minute talks by all pres
mt, and an address, sLooking to the
future" by Miss Juden. I,