Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 27, 13 December 1916 — Page 16

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAli, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 13, 1916

SUNDAY SCHOOLS WILL MOBILIZE FOR OFFENSIVE IN JANUARY

Sunday schools will uillte in a concerted effort lasting four Sundays beginning on January 7 to increase attendance and interest. Bible schools represented in the City Sunday school isEociation reached this decision and appointed a committee to perfect detailed arrangements for the campaign it a called meeting last night in the Y. M. C. A. During the campaign which is preiminary to the simultaneous revival under the auspices of the Church Federation, each Sunday school will make t determined effort to Increase its attendance. Total attendance figures in all participating schools will be compiled the last Sunday in December, according to the tentative plan outlined

by Hassal T. Sullivan. Then at the

close of the campaign a similar com

pilation will be made to show whether

the total Sunday school attendance in

the city has gained as a result of the new offensive. " Flying Squadrons to Work. Another feature of the "drive" for members and attendance will be the work of several flying squadrons. These squadrons consisting of a speaker and a soloist will visit the Sunday schools of the city each Sunday, so tho

same speaker will not appear at any Bible school but once. ' The speakers will discuss topics suggested by the special Sundays which will be designated as: January 1 Bring-a-Friend Sunday; January 14 Y. M. C. A. Sunday; January 21 Civic Service Sunday; January 28 Peace Sundays - Rev. O. E. Pomes of Fort Wayne, who appeared before the association was so Impressed with the Richmond plan that he expressed determination to launch a similar campaign on his return home. The committee to draft the schedule of the flying squadrons and select their personnel will consist of the follow

ing appointed by President Harry Reeves: H. T. Sullivan, chairman; Herbert S. Weed and Mrs. J. F. Horna-

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