The daily times., 1921-11-26
Will Be in Session Three Days In
This City

Prot. Nj. A. HOnllne, OF Dayton.
Ohio, Associate Educational Super
intendent of the International Sun
| day School Association, will be one
of the principal speakers for the
| three days Wilson County Sunday
School Convention which opens Sun
day afternoon at $50 O'Clock in the,
First Presbyterian church.
Prof HOnline is known as a lead
err along the line of religious educa-
| ton. For a number of years he was
professor of Religious Education at
Bonebrake Theological Seminary at
Dayton, Ohio. For the last few
years he has been connected with the
educational department of the In
| ternational Sunday School Associa
ton. His work in this department
, has carried him into every section
of America to help in conventions and
Institutes in many of the largest cit
les of the country. He is one of the
! regular instructors at the Interna-
tional Lake Geneva Training School
at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, which is
known as one of the largest and best
summer training camps for Sunday
| school workers. He will give a Sc
fies of six lectures in the Wilson
meeting on principles and methods
in religious education However
each lecture is complete within it
SELF
| Mr.. d. w. Simms, general super
mtendent of the North Carolina Sun
day School Association will address
the convention several times during
the three days. Mr.. Sims not only
knows the organized Sunday school
work but he has also had practical ex-
perience as Sunday school teacher
and superintendent. He was super
intendent of Sunday school in
Richmond which increased in mem
5ership from 951 to 2,O72 in less
than three years time. He is noted
;, for the practically of his addresses
delivered in such a humorous, inter-
Eesting and instructive way.
Mr.. Sims as State superintendent
was instrumental in securing the
services of Prof. M. A. Honline to
help in several conventions during
this fall.
There are six sessions of the con-
vention to be held in Wilson after
noon and night of each day. The
committee on arrangements is urg-
ing that every Sunday school work.
er in the city attend as many ses-
sions of the convention as possible
This committee is composed of the
following workers Of the city:
Committee On Arrangements
! Samuel E. Leonard, Chairman.
Supt. Presbyterian S. S.; John W.
yomp. Supt. Christian S. S.; A. B.
Carroll, Supt First Baptist S. S.; w.
E. Kersey, Supt. Five Points Baptist
S. s.; NJ. Saliba, Supt. Episcopal S.
s.; l.. X. wilkins, Supt. Calvary
, Methodist S. S.; F. M. Miller. of First
Methodist S. s.; B. S. Ward Supt
: Pender Street Baptist S. S.
Finance Committee
]. A. Spiers, Chairman, T. F, Pet
tus, J. B. Bats, w. ]. House, Graham
Woodard, Geo. w. Stanton.
The program for the six sessions
!. follows:
First Session-Sunday Afternoon
e November 27:
: 3:30-Deyotional, Rev. Frank S.
Love, Pastor First Methodist Church
+. Wilson.
s. 3:4O-Some Essentials of a Pro
gressive Sunday School. Mr., D. w
Sims.
:. 4:1o-The Needs of Religious Ed
. ucation. Prof. M. A. Honline.
J. 4:50-Period of Business. At
: tendance Record. Announcements.
5:00-Adjourn.
Second Session-Sunday Night
n November 27:
y 7:so-Devotional, DR.. I. NJ. Mer
It Ger, Pastor First Baptist church.
d 7:40-Doubling the Sunda!
l. School Attendance, Mr. D. w. Sims
e S:10-Period of Business: At
= tendance Record. Announcements.
e, S:2O-The Place of Religion il
e Education. Prof. NJ A. Honline.
IL 9:O0-Adjourn
'r Third Session-Monday Afternoon
5. November 2S:
3:3O-Devotional. Rev. M. Bethe;