Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1922-05-12
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

ing one big convention for The en-
tire State ut some central point. has
divided the State in three regions
and Mount Hope WAS selected as Il
meeting point for the Southern Re
2ion, embracing Boone. Cabcll. Kan
awha. Grccnbricr, Lincoln. Logan.
Mason. Mercer. Mingo. Monroe. Nc
Dowcll, Nicholas. Putnam. Raleigh.
Summers, Wayne. Wyoming and
Fayrttc counties.
These eighteen counties will br
represented in the Mount Hope
convention by 40 delegates. The
convention opens in the big new
Loop Greek y. NJ. E.. \. building nj
200 p. III. on Monday, May 18th.
and the convention will continue ut
top speed until after the WcdncS-
day night session Of May 17th.
\ splendid program for the en-
tire three days session has been
prepared by Mr.. W. 4. Snow. Gcncr-
al Secretary Of the State Sunday
School Association. Some Of the
most prominent speakers in the
whole international Sunday School
movement appears on this program.
These meetings are open TO the
public as we'll as TO the delegates
and YOU are cordially invited to at
tend this convention.
DR.. George Plat Knox. Religion,
Education Expert Of the Internal
iional Sunday School Association.
will speak Monday night at 500 p.
H., Subject, Sunday School Evan
GcliSm.' Wednesday morning at
1890 a. H., Subject. "Capitalizing
and Resources" and at S:45 We'd
nesday night on subject to be Sc
lectcd later.
DR.. +. Leroy Dakin. Chairman of
The Adult Division Committee. In
ternational Sunday School Associa-
ton and West Virginia State Asso-
citation, will speak Monday after
noon and evening at 3:45 and S:ij
on subjects to be selected. and nj
II 100 Wednesday morning will speak
WI N'il -Atull
We are sure that anyone who was
fortunate enough to hear DR.. Dakir
ut the opening of the Loop Greek
\. NJ. E.. a. campaign for the build
ing fund. will be glad to hear him
again.
Mr.. ID. w. Sims. General Sccrc-
tary of the North Carolina Sunday
School Association will speak Tues
day night at 500 on "Our Purpose
and Our Task"
Mr.. Fred ID. Cartwright. Young
Peoples Division Superintendent
New York State Sunday School AS
ISOLATION, will speak at 10:45 Wed.
~1cSdaN morning on "Our Re.
sources in Our Young People, and
will also take a prominent part in
our Young Peoples Divisional Con
ference.
Miss Kate Belle Abney, one of
the best and most widely known
Sunday School workers in West
Virginia and Director of Bible
Study for the West Virginia Sunday
School Association, will conduct
the Bible Study at each session OF
the Convention.
Mrs. J. NJ. Bailey, who is Chill.
drcns Division Specialist from tho
Pcnna State Sunday School AsSo.
citation, will conduct the Childrcn>
Division. and also speak al the Wed
neSday morning session of the con.
rcntion on Our Resources in On;
Children"
Nj. +. NJ. McrrrI!. The we'll known
Engineer of Charleston. W. Va
Will speak at $3.50 WcIncSda,
morning on "Wc>t Nirginia's Ma,
tcrial Resources and Spiritual
NccdS.''
Mr. J. WIlliam Eldrcdgc. Gen,
craI Secretary Of the Raleigh Coun-
ty Sunday School Association, will
speak at 20 Monday evening. Sub
jcct. XIII The Grounding Sunday
School, BE sure and hcar how il
should be done.
NJ. J. ID. Steele. President Of the
West Virginia Sunday School AsSo-
citation, and Mr.. John l.. Dickinson,
Regional President, will preside at
the convention sessions and will
also have prominent places on the
program.
You will hear and enjoy some
splendid music conducted by Prof.
W. IL. Mcllivcc, who is Convention
chorus Director of dhc West Nir-