Talking Sunday School Superintendents
By Editor
It is evident from a contribution to the Baptist Teacher that talking superintendents are not all cured. "I was in a school a few weeks since," says the writer, "in a general exercise, and the superintendent was 'one of the talkers.' He talked between every verse of the song, before and after prayer, before and after reading the lesson, before and after every address—sandwiching in his little nothing, which he seemed to think very wise—and finally, during one of the addresses, he broke in to warn the children of inattention, which so disturbed the speaker that he forgot what he was trying to say."