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The session began with a most inspiring introduction sermon on “Youth and History" delivered by the Rev. U. S. Brokenburr. The Youth Hour in the ^ afternoon was most interesting. Fifty or more young people participated in programs representing the different Sunday Schools in the convention. Sperryville and Woodville each had programs and were enjoyed by everyone. Miss Hortense Beck, 1966 Delegate to the State Conven-j tion, made a most interesting; report. In the afternoon Mrs. Alfreda Broadus addressed the; youth on “My Garden of Pray-j er." the rows in her prayer garden were labeled: Adoration, Confession, Devotion,
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