The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-09-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEET PROVES A Big
SUCCESS LAST NIGHT
Many Members Of Adult Bible Classes
Attend Rally Held Wednesday
Evening ut the Presbyterian
Church.

The big booster adult Bible class
meeting held at the First Presbyterian
church last evening was about the
most successful affair ever put over"
by the Mason County Sunday School
Association. The spacious Sunday
school room of this church was crowd
ed to its capacity there being over
three hundred present. When you con-
slider that every one present was either
a member of an adult Bible class or
an officer or teacher you can realize
in measure the great interest being
taken in this department of the work
at present.
1t was just one fine big, sociable
crowd. Everybody had good time.
Denominational differences were not
thought of only in the count of the diff
ferent churches, Ben Greenlee, county
president, presided. After the singing
of a couple of good old hymns in
which 1t seemed that everyone present
| joined with the greatest enthus iasm
our beloved Brother Dickey led us
to the throne of grace" in prayer.
The Scripture selection was read by
Rev. ]. A. Davis. A male quartet COM
posed of Geo. w. Royse, r. H. Huff,
w. A. Munzing and ]. II. Richardson
rendered several appropriate selec-
tions Reports from all classes present
were then made. Several of the re-
ports were given in such an entertain
ing and spicy manner that it put the
large crowd in the finest Of humor.
The big speech of the evening was
made by Carl S. Kirk. If the crowd
had lacked any in enthusiasm such
lack would have been driven to the
winds when Kirk got "het up" The
Sunday schools of Maysville may con-
gratulate themselves that they have
at the head of the Adult department OF
the county association man of Mr..
Kinks ability and enthusiasm. He an
swered the question propounded by
his subject "Why and How Can the
Adult Glasses Cooperate With the
City, County, and State Sunday School
Association" He pleaded for loyalty
to the church on the part of the Bible
Glasses, for the keeping by the parents
of their children in the church, and to
the religion of our mothers. In closing
his address he plead for the reports OF
the county committee in its work He
made appeal for funds to carry the
work on more successfully. That his
plea was not in vain was evidenced by
subscription of over s13S to the
work
fine lunch was then served by the
ladies Of the First Presbyterian church
the ladies of all other churches having
contributed generously sandwiches for
the lunch. During the lunch the quar-
tet entertained with another selection
also a duet by Messrs. Royse and
Huff The attendance was as follows
First NJ. E. South, women, 2S; men,
Third Street NJ. e. Brotherhood, Ii
Epworth, AZ
First Presbyterian, Judge Cochran
class, 13; Eleanor D. Wood class, 27
First Baptist, Baracas, Is; Philathes
II; Berry class, Is.
Christian, Loyal men, 10; Loyal wo
men, 4S.
Little Brick" M. E. South, Wesle.
Brotherhood, II; Ladies class, -
Mrs. Trisler class, 3.
Hilldale Hustlers, 27.
Lewisburg Baptist ladies, s.
There were many officers and teach
ers and visitors not included In tn
above count. The county association
expresses its heartfelt gratitude t
every one who contributed in any wa,
to the success of the evening. The
feel that with the enthusiasm general
ed by this initial meeting and witt
the liberal subscription made to tn
work, that they can go ahead and plal
bigger and better things for the work
II is the purpose of the committee +
have number of such meetings our
ing the next few months. And futur
meetings will not have the subscrlp
tion feature to them for with the Go
To-Sunday-School Day collection tn
county will be able to take care Ct tn
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