SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The committee of the Sunday School Union met on Thursday. Mr. W. E. Howe, president, was in the chair, and 20 delegates were present. It was decided to reinstate the provision whereby scholars engaged in athletic contests on the Saturday of the examination may sit immediately after their shorts engagement was finished. A teacher-training class will be commenced at the end of June. Rev. C. H. Olds, 8.A., had consented to lead the class. ' The text books to be used would be the same as provided for those studying for a certificate under the Presbyterian Youth of the Church Committee. A Diploma of Honour was granted to a teacher with 45 years' continuous serVl An invitation was received from the Auckland Union to join with them in a North Island . Sunday School Convcotion in 1028. Consideration of the matter was deferred pending further particulars. The arrangements of Dr. Poole s Reception Committee were put before; the met ing, showing that bunday School Uac ers will be specially provided fot during the four days that Dr. Poole ami b Edward Sharp w o “ ,d .. s P c "£J LVumlfv ton on their way to the World s bumlaj School Convention in Los Angeles. Dr. Poole is president of tbe World s Sunday School Association, and also president the World's Christian Endeavour Union.
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Dominion, Volume 21, Issue 189, 12 May 1928, Page 25
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