The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-11-13


Minnesota State Central committee o
the State Sunday school association
have arranged for twelve conventions
to be held simultaneously throughout
the state on November 18th and 10TH
The Eighth district convention is to be
held in Sank Centre and is to be attended
by delegates from the counties compos'
ing the district as follows:
Sherburne, Benton, Morrison, Stearns,
Pope, Douglas, Todd and Mile Laos.
The convention is under the care of D.
H. Mason, District President of Alex
andria, assisted by Geo. H. Hazard, OF
the State Central committee, OF st. Paul
with several prominent workers that
are expected to attend from St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
| The local executive committee will be
in more immediate charge of the conven-
ton is as follows:
Rev. c. w. Lawson, chairman; Rev. c.
E. Blodgett, secretary; ]. A. Norris, treas
urer; c. F. Hendryx, l.. S. Bishop. The
| committee on entertainment, are G. F.
Hendryx, chairman, Mesdames Shepard,
A. Moore, w. w. Woods and McWold.
The homes of Sank Centre will be open
for entertainment. A large attendance
is expected from all the schools of the
| district.
PROGRAMME.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON AT THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
200. Prayer and Promise Meeting,
Rev. J. M. Brown, of Little Falls.
2:25. Address of Welcome, Rey. J. F.
Hamilton.
2:35. Conference. What we hope for
from this convention led by Rev. r. c.
Crosse, of Alexandria.
800. Three minute reports from the
Schools.
$50. How to Promote Bible Study.
Rev. E. G. Elsey, of Glenwood, and Rev.
M. w. Chunn, of Glenwood.
400. The Home in relation to the S.
S., Rev. D. Donovan, of Little Falls, and
Rev. Frost, of Osakis.
4:3O. Dismission.
TUESDAY EVENING, AT NJ. E. CHURCH.
ZOO. Song service, 100 Sunday school
boys and girls. led by D. H. Mason.
7;3O. The object and aim of the State
S. S. Association, Mr.. Geo. H. Hazard,
of St. Paul.
500. The Sabbath school as a power
in the world, (address by some one from
the Twin Cities.)
WEDNESDAY MoRN1NG-M. E. CHURCH..
500. Meeting of uperintendents and
teachers for special prayer, led by Rev.
w. ]. Warner, of Princeton.
$50. Cooperation of the different
nationalities, Rev. Halgren, Alexandria.
900. Five minute reports from counties
$50. The Bible. How to know and
teach the Word.
1. Search the Scriptures, Rev. r. R.
Atcheson, of St. Cloud
2. Teachers meetings, Rev. Gamble,
St. Cloud.
8. Normal classes, Prof. Joseph Car
hart, of St. Cloud.
4. Institutes and conventions, Prof.
o. 1. Woodley.
5. Blackboard and object. teaching,
H. c. Capser.
6. How Jesus taught, Rev. S. M. Will
cox, of Alexandria.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON-cONGRE
/ AL CHURCH.
| 100. Prayer and testimony meeting
led by Rev. R. B. Satterlee, of Osakis.
200. Primary work, Miss Mollie FL
lis, of st. Cloud.
2:4O. The NODDED Superintendent in
the school, Prof. w. D, Gainey, of Alex
andria.
2:55. The model Superintendent out
the school, Rev. w. Nj. Jenkins, of Elk
River.
$40. The model Teacher in the S. s.,
Rev. E. V. Campbell, of St. Cloud.
1925. The model teacher out the S. S.,
Hon. w. H. Holton, of Elk Rivee.
$40. Question Drawer, Mr.. Geo. H.
Hazard.
4:1O. Methods of district, county and
township organization and house to
house visitation, D. H. Mason.
| 4:4O. Reports of committees,
500. superintendent conference
Teachers conference.
WEDNESDAY G-coNGREGATIoNAL
CHURCH.
| 700. Prayer meeting for the S. S.
work in the world, our state, our school
led by Rev. c. w. Lawson, Sank Centre
7:3O. Thanksgiving, testimony meet
ing, what has this convention done for
me, led by Rev. James Godnard.
500. Adjournment.
Free entertainment will be furnished
for visitors. All intending to be present
will please notify at once, Chas. F. Hen
dryx, chairman entertainment commit
tee, that suitable arrangements may be
made.
The May Louise Aigen dramatic com
pany will open in this city for two nights
next week-Monday und Tuesday, and
will give the Two Orphants and the Pri
vate Secretary. The company is a stran
ger to this locality but comes highly
commended. The ba nd was instrumen
tai in procuring the troupe and will
share in the proceeds. In fact it is .
the nature of band benefit, and GU,
citizens should bestow liberal patronage
Turn out and Fill the opera house bott
nights.
The foundations for the creamery arr
laid, and are very substantial. They arr
of stone. Charles Nelson had the con
tract and has done excellent work. The
frame is nearly all up, and work is pro
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