The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-22

aplllly' anu one calculated to stir up
the thought and to give the religious
ferVor for the occasion,
MODEL SUNDAY SCHOOL AT
CONGRESS. -
Hundreds Of we'll organized Sunday
schools that have made enviable re.
CORDS Tor work accomplished could be
improved if some representative of
these different schools could spend one
session at the Sunday School Congress
in Model Sunday School such as is
conducted each year at the Sunday
School Congress if they could see how
the classes are taught, if they knew
how the pupils were managed, if they
Could come in touch with the teaching
forces, if they could hear the inspir-
ing music rendered, if they only
knew the amount of mentality that
is employed by Sunday school experts
in making the Model Sunday School
an occasion for actual observation of
students of the Sunday school work,
they would come to Alexandria and
become student or teacher in this
Model Sunday School. The entire ses-
sion is devoted to the helpful instruc.
lions and all of the talent that is avail
able at the meetings is put to work.
SPECIAL SPEAKERS FOR THE
CONGRESS.
Oratory will flow as never before
at the Sunday School Congress this
year. From the opening day, June
II, until the closing, June II, the work.
ers in the Sunday School will be favor
ed by hearing the best speakers on the
literary platform in the United States.
These speakers are to appear during
the following occasions: On Metoka and
Galeda night, a special address is to
be made for the benefit of the Metokas
and Galedas; on Boy Cadet night, elo-
quent utterances will be heard in the
interest of the boy-man by tending to
show what the boy is to our future
church life; on Sunday at II o'clock
a pulpit orator that is to make the Ne
gro Baptists immortal and for which
it is noted, will be heard as never be-
fore. The minister who is to grace
the rostrum on that morning for the
Congress sermon will, it is said, re-
leem the reputation of the younger
minister; while the Congress address
% be delivered at o'clock in the after
loon on Sunday is to be mastery
,iece.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS /
PARADE.
At 2:90 on Sunday afternoon June
6, the annual Sunday School Congress
arade will be pulled off. No feature
( this Congress work is looked for
Yard to with more joy and is hailed
nth greater delight than the CON-
ng of this parade. Participants in it
O from the smallest Sunday School
upil in the Sunday School depart
lent to the most dignified and cultur-
d minister in the pulpit. National
Iu DldIC dlO oCOu mol Nhiho |
nth their banners, caps and pennants,
n the line this year will be the
sual number with some indications
f an increase of Congress officials,
ational officers, state officials, local
workers. and host of Sunday School
representatives and workers from |,
throughout the country. There will
,e two brass bands, which are now
as the Sunday School Con-
,ress bands and is in fact the second
egimental band connected with the
Congress and Boy Cadet Movement.
These bands have made a speciality Of
,laying for this Sunday School Con-
,ress parade. There will be the Boy
cadets under the command of Com !
General of the Boy Cadet !
Movement of the United States with
lis official staff. The plan is to put |
about five thousand Sunday School
workers in the streets of Alexandria,
Sunday afternoon to carry out this |
'eligious demonstration.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS MASS
MEETING.
After the better part of the week |
las been spent in general sessions and
meetings; after Con-
,ress has been talked, walked, dream.
ID, sung, played and planned, then on
sunday afternoon, June 16, special
Sunday School Congress address will
'e delivered by speaker Of interna.
ional fame. This occasion is one of
he climaxes reached by the Sunday !
school forces, after weeks work, the
ike Of which is not seen or even heard
# during the year. The special ad-
iess to be delivered this year is cal
ulated to come up to the high stand
I'D of those that preceded 1t.