The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, July 07, 1909, Image 8
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S S CONfERENCE
Classified Advertisements-
THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE
METHODIST SUNSA1 SCHOOLS
HELD AT HENDERSONVILLE.
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On Friday. Jul> 2, the seventh
annual confer i.vV f>{ the McthcJist
Sunday Schools of r l i t. - C'ourty ■
convened in Sa.iii. Metr ..'t Oi -tcti
Hendei> nvi at 11. a m. The
weather Ikittk very unfavorable
probably preveritcd.' tfte i^nce
of .many of the » xpected ik\<-vrates:
The tneelinK' wet? wel! attemled
although we n-irret to note the smali
delegation from various parts of the
county.
We. the pe plc i>f Hendeisoville,
hopt'> « ri avraio to have the j leasure
<>f entertainitivt the conference, par
ticularly so a.' this one has proved to
le quite a 'U''cess and the meetings
were so muc'h enjoyed by our people.
At the Friday afternoon session
we had the pleasure of listening to a
very admirable address by Mr. I>. B.
1’eunfoy.
Saturday evening we were glad to
have w ith us our presiding elder.
Kev. W. 1. Herbert, who is always
w elcome in our midst. We regret
that it was impossible for him <o
remain longer than the one session. J
There were many good features to
l»e appreciated among them may be
mentioned as being particularly fine
' The Problem of the Ijirge Boy” b>
the Hocr. Jas. K Peurifoy on Satur
day morning and t^at afternoon
Kev. H J Fauthen answer to the
<luestion “Why should a young man (
or a young woman join the Sunday
School?” also the fine temperance
sermon by Kev. H. J. (’authen on
Sunday morning. He handled the
subject of tcmiverance in rather an
unusual but very effective manner, i
Although we had a full church we 1
could wish that many other had
heard it in order that they may all'
be won to join the great cause of |
Prohibition.
The singing throughout the meet
ing was unusually good and much
enjoyed by all. Miss Kdna McTeer)
who is visiting in Hendersonville,
her old home, very kindly agreed to
assist the choir and thereby added
much to the singing. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
J. D. Risher. president. J. D.
Ackerman. 1st. vice president. J. D.
Hudson. 2nd vice president. Miss
S. Louise Marvin, secretary, and i
treasurer. executive committee. I
J. E. Peurifoy, W. W. Smoak. Jr..
H. W. DuBois, L. J. Jones. Miss S.:
lyjutse Marvin. The continued re-!
election of our president evidences
appreciation of his faithful and effi-:
cient service.
We feel cofident that these meet
ings have been a Ivenefit as well as a
pleasure to all who have attended
them. " ^
Resolutions of Thanks offered by
Hon. J. E. Peurifoy and unanimous
ly carried by conference. Whereas,
the hospitality extended the Meth
odist Sunday School Conference by
thejveople of.. Hendersonville and
vicinity has beer unbounded, and]
the very cordial welcome we haveJ
received has been more than could .
have been expected, and
W'hereas. the social intercourse
with the people ha* been so pleasant
and delightful, and our spiritual up
lift due to our association with them
has been so great, therefore be it]
resolved:
1. That we as a conference ex-
press to the people of Henderson- ‘
ville and community our hearty!
thanks for their many acts of I
courtesy and attention, and that we]
carry with us to our respective
homes a greatful recollection of
tneir Christian fellowship and loving'
hospitality.
2. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our con
ference. a copy be presented to the
"vupt. of Silem Sunday School, and
a co;y be published in'.The Press and
Standard.
Resolved, that this conference ten
der to Mrs Melvin Marvin our sin
cere thanks lor the very fai'.hful
and efficient service she has rendered
the conference a.- organist; and also ]
to Mi vs McTeer am! all the members ’
■of the choir f<>r the beautiful music!
rendered. Tin. mua'i- has been in- (
d vd inspiring and has contributed |
in a large measure to the success of
A he conference.
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