Gospel Teachers Lead Busy County Sunday School Meet
The Allen County Sunday School convention opened at Wayne Street M E church with many denominations present and lively sessions. Thursday featured talks on the child and teacher duties, including moral and educational aspects, house visitation, and primary work led by Rev J S Ainslie, Miss Philley, and Dr M A Mason. Adjournment followed a strong afternoon program and an evening address by Rev T J Johnson on broadening Sunday school impact.
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Allen County Sunday School Convention
Wayne Street
M. E
Baptist Tabernacle
D. W. Kerr
J. S. Ainslie
J. H. Evans
Bethel Evangelical Church
Bower
Rev
L. L. Henson
het _ Baptist church
Hanson
Anna Philley
J. W. Hayden
Gladys Williams
J. W. Burns
Burns
J. W. Ainsley
Philley
M. A. Mason
Wayne Street M. E
Lem R. Hartman
Lem R. Hartman, On the Power of Prayer. Mrs. Hartman
Hartman
A. OD. Craig
Mgr
Craig
T. J. Johnson
Simpson M. E
Methodist Church
G. Anderson
Christ
W. A. Hillis
Cleveland
Sunday school influence breathes through home and church
State Superintendent Meigs missed the Thursday evening program but other speakers filled the session. Rev and Mrs Kerr performed a duet and Alexander Johnson spoke on The Influence of the Sunday School Upon the Home. Johnson argued the Sunday school strengthens the church and benefits the surrounding community, with its best value shown at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Rev
Kerr
Galilee
S. H. Cain
Immanuel Baptist Church
Cain
Rev. Evans
Bethel Evangelical Church
Meigs
Alexander Johnson
Johnson
Allen County Sunday School union backs one year home missionary campaign
The Allen county Sunday convention voted to assist the American Sunday School union in sending a Sunday school worker to Allen county for a one year home missionary campaign. Supt W A Hillis of the union announced generous support including 8000 dollars from a southern Indiana citizen and 300 dollars pledged by the Allen county association for expenses. Canvassing will visit every unrepresented home to recruit Sunday school members. The move was endorsed amid rising interest at the Baptist church session led by W A Hillis.
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Allen County
American Sunday School Union
W. A Hillis
America
Indiana
Allen County Association
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Mercury
W. A. Hillis
Cleveland
D. W. Kerr
A. D. Craig
State Association
Craig
Morris Jessup
New York
Jessup
Salvation
Hillis
Africa
Brother Hart
Cherrington
Warwick County
Mr. Moody
Evangelist
Great West
Ohio
Michigan
Nebraska
Acre
Texas
West
Central States
Pana
Rev. Dickson
Papa
Jesus
Albert
Mr. Hillis
Chicago
Christ
Bluffton
Home Department in Sunday School Strengthens Attendance
A discussion in Allen County outlines home department work to reach those unable to attend church services. Guides urge literature distribution, a dedicated superintendent, and regular visits to keep families connected to Sunday school. A strong emphasis on Bible use and teacher efficiency followed with stories of missionary impact and rural church growth.
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C. J. Bowser
J. A. P. McGaw
Third Presbyterian Church
J. W. Hayden
S. H. Cain
Cain
J. F. Chenowith
Leo
Crain-O Taste Test Sparks Goth Book Dem Debate
Crain-O hosts a Goth themed tasting as debates rise over a new Dem book policy. Organizers note student interest. A panel questions the role of literature in campus politics. Local attendees discuss potential impacts on university culture.
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Gospel Teachers
the County Sunday School
D. ‘W. Kerr
the Baptist Church
C. Cissell
Jane the. Gal
Mrs. Kerr
Fort Wayne
Grain-O
Momaoh
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