The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-27
SIS. MEETING HELD
SATURDAY IS very
INSPIRAT|0NAl
Get.TOgether Meeting Of Sunday
School Workers Of Mason County
Held ON Saturday shows Organ.
izatiOns Are Much Alive.

The Sunday school booster" meet
Ing at the Third Street M. e. church
Saturday drew a fine representation
from both city and county schools The
program heretofore announced was
carried out almost to the letter. The
luncheon served by the Ladies Aid
Society Of this church could not have
meen improved upon. The service was
excellent. And the music by the Sun
day school orchestra of the Third
Street Sunday school was a pleasing
feature of the occasion. The inspira-
tional addres given by Rev. o. c.
Sewers and Carl S. Kirk were right to
the point and put the gathering in
good mood for the real organization
work which followed. The county has
been divided into six districts. Four
Of these were organized, officers Sc
lected and time and place set for dis
trict conventions. It is the purpose OF
the county association to assist in put
ting on o district convention in each OF
the out-of-town districts on Sunday
afternoon, May 21st. A member OF the
executive committee will attend each
convention and give such assistance In
carrying on the work as may be need
ed. Districts organizing and planning
g., thol, oonuant,an. mana,
District Number One, made up of
the Orangeburg Christian, Orangeburg
NJ. e. South. Olivet NJ. E. South,
Plumville, Bethany Christian and
Stewards NJ f. Officers chosen were
Mrs. r. l.. Cooper, president; Mrs.
Harry Lee, secretary and treasurer.
Place OF convention, Orangeburg NJ. E.
Church. South.
District Number Two, made up of
Maysylick Christian, Baptist and Pres
byerian churches, Helena NJ. E. South,
Mill Creek Christian and Lewisburg
Baptist. Will organize later.
District Number Three, made up of
Sardis NJ. E., Christian and NJ. E.
Church, South, Shannon NJ. E. South,
Murphysville NJ. E., Washington Pres
byterian, NJ E. South and Christian
churches, and Bethel-Spates. officers,
Mrs. E. L. Grover, president; Mrs. DR..
NJ. f. Pollack. vice president, and Miss
Jessie Allison, secretary and treasur-
er. Place OF convention. Sardis NJ. e.
church.
District Number Four, made up OF
Germantown NJ. E. and NJ. E. South
schools. Salem NJ. E, and M. e. South
schools, Hebron NJ f. South and
Pleasant Ridge Will be organized
later.
District Number Five, made up OF
the Dover NJ. E. South, Christian and
Baptist schools, Minerva Christian and
NJ. f. South schools, Beasley Christian
and Lawrence Creek Christian. OFF,
GERS, Geo. Schubert, president; Mrs.
Eugene Slack, secretary and treasur-
er. Place for convention, Dover NJ. f.
Church, South.
District Number Six, made up Of all
Maysville schools including Hilldale.
officers, Mrs. r. p. Moody, president;
Miss Anna Shackleford, secretary and
treasurer. Meeting place, First M. E.
Church South, Convention date, Friday
evening" May 18th.
The meeting set goal Of $500 at
tendance for Go-To-Sunday-School
Day, May 7th, and adopted budget OF
$500 for county, $3.50 will go to State
Association and $3.50 for county work.
Everyone present was enthusiastic
for the work. All were in for putting
Mason county right at the front rank
Of Kentucky schools.