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laced in his hands. Test Questions 1. Name four conditions that mark the organized Sunday-school. 2. What facts should enrolment show? 3. What is meant by grading? 4. Name the principal departments into which a school may be divided. 5. What officer should receive and locate new scholars? 6. What are some of the factors in wise promotion of school members? 7. State the pastor's chief responsibility for the school. 8. What are the duties of the superintendent? 9. The Assistant Superintendent? 10. What are the secretary's duties? 11. The treasurer's? Lesson 4 The Sunday-school Organized (Concluded) #43. The Superintendent of Classification.#--This office may be filled by one of the assistant superintendents, but in a school of one hundred or more, it is well to have a separate officer. His duty will be to classify the new scholars, first ascertaining by personal investigation the department in which the new scholar belongs. This is a most important office, and cannot be neglected a single Sunday without detriment to the grading of the school. #44. The Librarian.#--This officer should have charge of the library or libraries and of all supplies. New books should have his approval before being added to the library. He should properly classify the books, so that those in each department may know which are best adapted to their needs. It would be well, if possible, to give him control of a library fund, with authority to add one or two books at a time as the funds will allow. All such books should be announced from the platform on the day they are placed in the library. A library maintained in this way will always be fresh, and never lose its interest. #45. The Birthday Secretary.#--This officer takes charge of the birthday contributions of the members. Each member of the school may be asked to contribute on his birthday as many pennies as he is years old, or as much more as he may choose. The money thus gathered may be used for benevolent and missionary purposes and become the means of creating considerable interest. #46. The Substitute Teacher Secretary.#--This officer should see that classes whose teachers are temporarily absent are supplied with teachers. Having secured a list of names of those who will substitute, he should send notices each Monday to those who are pledged for the following Sunday, notifying them that their date is at hand, and asking them also to atten
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