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PROGRAM Of THE FIRST ANNUAL CONVEN
TION OF THE COLLETON CO. S. S. A.
-WHICH MEETS-AHUTHEL METHODIST CHURCH IN WAL-
TERBbRO JULY 29 30. 1909.
The following program has l>een arranged for the First An
nual Convention of the Colleton County Sunday School Associa
tion, which meets at the Walterbore Methodist church Thursday.
July 29- .SO, 1909:
10.00
10.30
11 00
11.15
11.30
11.45
12.00
5.00
5.15
5.30
8.00
8.30
DUIRSDAY MORNING. JULY TWENTY NINE
Song Service Scripture I^esson and Prayer By Kev. T.
P. Baker.
Why We are Here Mr. J. M. Way, General *fcecretary
of the South Carolina Sunday School Association,
Pelzer. S. C. -
Enrollment of Delegates.
Address of Welcome—By Mr. Jno. H. Peurifoy.
Response—Mr. J. B. Dodd. ^
The Men and Women of the Future, What Shall They
Be?- Miss Grace W. Vandiver, Elementary Superin
tendent of the S. C. Sunday School Association, Spar
tanburg, S. C.
Acquaintance Meeting and Assignment of Homes.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JULY TWENTY NINE
Song Service Scripture Reading and Prayer By Rev.
J. M. Lawson.
County Association Work—Its Aims and Purposes—J. M.
Way.
Importance of Teacher Training Department.—By Rev.
Geo. A. Martin.
Open Discussion- Three Minute Talks.
The Sunday School Superintendent—By Mr. Simeon
Hyde, Charleston, S. C.
Open Discussion.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY TWENTY NINE
Song Service Scripture I^esson and Prayer-By Rev. J.
P. Graham.
The Twentieth Century Sunday Schood Awakening.- Bv
Mr. J. M.Way.
The Vital Purpose of Sunday School Work. By Rev. H.
J. Cauthen.
Announcements and Appointment of Committees.
FRIDAY MORNING. JULY THIRTY
Song Service Devotional Exercises—By Rev. A. Sassard.
Organized Sunday School Work in South Carolina By
Mr. J. M. Way.
How Can the County Association Best Co-operate With
The Township Association? By Mr. Simeon Hyde,
Charleston. S. C.
How Can the Township Association Best Accomplish the
Complete Organization and Department of the Sun
day Schools in Townships? By Miss Grace W. Van
diver.
How the Organized Sunday School Movement Helps the
Denominational Interests By Mr. H. L,. Erckmann,
Charleston. S. C.
Election of Officers.
Open Discussion—“County and Township Association
0 Work” Conducted by Rev. J W. Ariel.
How an Association is Financed - By Mr. J. M. Way.
How to Make Your Sunday School Grow Suggestions
From Everybody.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. JULY THIRTY
4.00 Song Service Devotional Exercises—By Rev. E. D.
Craven.
4.15 Ten Minute Talks.
(M Grading By Mr. J. M. Way.
(2) The Cradle Roll- By Rev. G. A. Martin.
(3) The Beginners and Primary’ Grades By Miss Grace W\
Vandiver.
(4) The Junior Grades By Rev. T. P. Baker.
(5) The Intermediate Grades By Mr. J. M. Way.
(0) Organized Adult Classes By Mr. H. L. Erckmann, Charles
ton, S. C.
Open Discussion.
The Home Department—By Rev. W. I. Herbert.
What Would My Sunday School Be If Every Church
Member were Just Like Me, or Missions in Sunday
Schools- By Mrs. J. P. Graham.
5.55 Selection of Place of Next Meeting.
FRIDAY EVENING. JULY THIRTY
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8.00 Song Service.
8.15 Devotional Exercises-Rev. C. W. Burgess.
8.30 Temperance in the Sunday School- By Rev. J. L. Harley.
9.20 Offerings and Pledges for County and State Work.
9..‘10 Sentence Impressions of This Convention—By Everybody
Preaent. ,
Ministers and Sunday School Superintendents of all evan
gelical Protestant denominations will be accorded all the
privileges of regularly elected delegates and are urgently re
quested to be present.
Each Sunday School in the county should arrange to send
two'delegates, and clothe same with authority to act for the
Sunday School on all questions coming before the convention.
All officers of Township Sunday School Associations in the
county should attend the convention, and they and the officers
of the County Association will be recognized as official delegates.
All official and regularly elected delegates will be enter
tained by the Christian people of the town of Walterboro, and
each one who expects to attend should write at once to
JAS. E. PEURIFOY, WALTERBORO, S. C.
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and ask to be assigned to a home. All notices of this
should 1*» sent in not later than July 25th, if possible, and
always best to write as early as possible.
9.00
9-15
10.05
10.25
10.45
11.00
11.15
11.35
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fRUIT JARS COMPLETE.
2 quarts 95c. dozen.
1 quart 75c. dozen.
1 pint 60. dozen.
Extra tops 40 dozen.
Extra Rubbers:
Red 10c. dozen
Black 5c dozen.
BYRNE'S STORE.
track and tennii. Our (Clemaon) ROUND ITEMS.
■tar track man, N E Byrd, of Branch- Round, June 24. Special:—
▼ille, S C. won all the event* he went Miss Mary Gruber spent a few
into: winning for the Clem«on delega- days last week with her aunt,
tion the one hundred yard daah, the Mrs Joe Bridge,
two twenty, the lour forty, and broad Miss Annie Infinger enter-
jump ; tained quite a number of
Our delegation was the second friends Saturday p. m. All
largest; The University of North report a pleasant time.
Carolina having the largest
delegation from Tennessee was
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the
Miss
sisters.
Maude
Jennie
(iruber and
anti Florrie,
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largest State delegation, with South S p en j Saturday night and Sun-
Carol ina coming second n number, Jay with the Misses Hughes,
not in quality. There were alsoj Mrs Rosalie Jaques ol Char-
thirteen different faiths represented: j cston a nd Mrs Minnie Weeks
the Methodist coming first, with the of St Georgef are visiting
Presbyterian second. their parents, Mr and Mrs W
Although we had a good refresh- M q{ Round
ing rain almost every afternoon, the; Mrs D w H hes and
conference on a whole was a grand J h M iss Mary, were
success and a bluing to many a col- , e ^ visitors at ^
lege man *
Smoaka, June, 26
A Student
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M isses, Mary and Annie
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THE SOUTHERN STUDENTS’ CON
FERENCE NOTES.
The JSonthern Students’ Confer
ence was held this year at Montreat,
N C. It began on Juu* 11th and
closed on June 20th.
borne of the most vital problems
of student life was ably discussed by
such men as W D Weatherford,
General Secretary of the Y M C A in
the Southeren States, O E Brown,
Zevetner, Roberta, Boaworth and
many other prominent men of
America.
I do not aee bow any one who cab
possibly att ?nd next year can aiford
to miss it Among the conference of
three hundred boya, from all over
this Southland of oars, not an oath
or dirty Joke wee heard* It givee
doe great joy to aee the young men of
our country working so earnestly for
God’s cause; and more than this, to
hear man after man get up before the j ^' c .- ».
audience, during this conference, and home ot * lr
say, “by the help of God 1 intend to
spend the remainder of my life in
darkest Africa oy China, or some
other foreign country, helping to car
ry the Goepel of Jesus Christ to
those who have never heard the glad
tidings ot great joy before.” The
motto of this conference was: “The
Evangelization of t^e World in this
Generation,” and as others have'said,
we can also say, “we can if we will.”
Borne of the following subjects
were presented; Foreign Missions
as a life work, the Minietry, Medicine,
Teaching and many other grea^ calls.
After theee addrmee the afternoon
was given over to athletics, acme of
them being bom hall, basket hall,
NEWS FROM SCHOFIELD.
Olar, Jun, 18 Special:—On
June 7th about nine o’clock in
the morning Miss Minnie Folk
went down to a spring about
two hundred yards from the
house, carrying along with her
a pistol, concealed, and shot
herself just above the heart.
Her intentions were to kill
herself instantly, but she lived
for three hours' after being
shot. A doctor was called but
was unable to do anything at
all for her. No one knows
this young lady’s reasons for
her crime. Miss Minnie was
jusi sixteen years old. and a
very pretty and noble girl, she
was loved by all who knew
her. Her last words were,
“nobody cares for me.” She
leaves a heartbroken father,
two brothers and one sister to
mourn her loss.
Mr and Mrs J F Bessinger
spent Saturday night and Sun-
iday very pleasently at the
home of Mr -and Mrs J L
Angley near Ulmer.
Mr and Mrs Tilman Mur*,
daugh paid relatives and
triends a very pleasant visit to
Ulmer Sunday.
Mrs J F Bessinger left Mon
day afternoon for a short visit
to her father at Fairfax.
Airs Mike Labas will leave
in about two weeks for her
home in Pennsylvania, where
she will spend the summfer.
J R Baker, Ed Hollands
and Samuel Maison paid Olar
a dying visit Sunday.
With best wishes to The
Press and Standard.
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