Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1924-09-04
OFFICIAL REPORT COUNTY
5. S. CONVENTION
Names of Officers for the Year and
Resolutions Passed by the Conven-
ton.

County officers of the S. S. Associ-
alton:
Pres. D. J. Taft, Philippi
Vice Pres, |. W. Lambert, Volga
Sec. j. M McVicker, Belington
Treas. and Assistant Sec, Miss
Audra Gall, Belington
Elementary Supt., Mrs. Lillian
Malone, Philippi.
Secondary, Mrs. E. w. S. Kennedy,
Philippi
Adult, G. w. Bryan, Moatsville
Admr., J. B. Ware, Philippi
Educational, Mr.. A. j. Steel,
Volga
Home Dept, Truman Goodwin, Be-
lington.
Executive Committee
Miss Audra Gall, o. J.. Gamer, D.
Dickinson, Wayne Phillips, David
Lance, J. D. Dadisman, |. w. Lam
bert and E. l.. Knight.
S. The members of the Barbour Coun-
ty Sunday School Association IN An
nual session assembled, Resolve as
follows:
L. That we urge the necessity of
our continuing the teaching of tenn
perance in our Sunday Schools and
regular schools; and that we espec-
tally pledge ourselves to stand for
the strict observance of all laws, and
of the full adherance of the Eigh-
teenth Amendment.
2. That we urge each District to
carry the work of Teacher Training
in such way as may be best suited to
the individual needs of the District.
8. That we endorse the plan of
quarterly Examinations on the series
of lessons ofthe Quarter as now us
ed in Pleasant District; and that we
urge that the plan be used through
out the County.
A. That we realize the need of
closer cooperation among the workers
of the county; and we insist that
each local secretary be prompt in
all reports required to the District
and County Secretaries; and that at
our County Association the names of
all delegates, officers and workers
who expect to attend the Association
be sent to the county Secretary not
less than two weeks before the Coun-
ty Association.
5. That we note with sadness the
4 thinning of the ranks of our work
ers BY the hand Of the grim work
er, death. That we extent our sym
pathy to the families and near.
81 friends, of such, deceased workers.
6. That our thanks are due to our
beloved County President, Bro. D.. j..
& Taft, for his many years Of faithful
and efficient work in building up the
Sunday Schools of Barbour County
and we urge upon him our great need
that he continue in this great work;
and pledge him our hearty coopera-
tion and support.
q. That we further thank the other
County and District officers who have
devoted their time and energies to
the betterment of our Sunday
Schools.
Il, g. That we express our apprecia-
ton for the special inspiration and
Strengthening from the splendid
talks given by Mrs. W. D. VanVoor-1
his on the needs of devoted Christian
work among our young people.
8. We wish to express our thanks
to the members of the Kiwanis Club
of Philippi for their hearty stand in
support of the Sunday Schools of our
County.
10. That we desire, to express our
thanks to the good people of Junior
and the vicinity, who have so gener-,
ously opened their homes for our en-
Y tertainment; and for the splendid
home and social spirit in which they
have received u.s. We especially wish
to express our thanks to the M. E..
and U. B. Church for the use of
:. their building and the loyal manner
E in which their ministers and mem.
bers have contributed to our. success.
We have especially enjoyed the fine
music furnished by the splendid choir.
We are under many obligations to
the County papers which have SO
generously published our notices and
programs; and we request that our
Secretary furnish each of our County
papers copy of these Resolutions,
with the request that they publish
the same.
Respectfully submitted
d. M. Sharp Lille A. Waite
D. G. Lantz
z. A. Critics J. D. Dadisman