The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1899-06-30
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the man with the withered hand, wht
was healed by Christ, to some peopl,
when it came to helping the cause o
Christ with their pocketbooks-theil
| hands were withered.
1925 a. m.-RepOrt district of super
intendent of junior leagues. Kinsle!
leads in numbers, having junior
league with sixty-six member. Grea
Bend .and Sterling close second, will
sixty-five members. About twenty o.
twenty-five junior leagues are reported
in the district.
1925 a. m.-Paper, Practical Meth
DDS of Junior League Work, by Mis-.
Ora Pollard, of Sterling. Miss Pol
lard has been in this work for some
time and is thoroughly posted, and il
is needless to say, successful as ju-
nior leader. Some of her points were:
A superintendent must love children
and get the children to love her to be
successful. She must have the saliva
ton of the children on her heart. Per-
little attentions to children on the
streets or wherever she meets them.
Have the children meet at her home as
informally as possible. Children do
things by impulse; be as near the same
as possible. Give them something to
do to interest them. The bad boy: give
him responsibility: make him feel he
is being trusted and if he succeeds he
will be trusted more fully. She spoke
of the Indifference of the Senior League
to the work. They shonld visit the
Junior League; itwould encourage the
superintendent and teachers anyway.
1O:45 a. m.-Paper, How to interest
seniors in the work of the Junior
League" by Miss Gertrude Meek. OF
Window. The main points were: Ev-
cry senior to help build up the League.
Junior League good place to get
We are tour brothers. keep
err" We should work in the vineyard.
the juniors, speak a kind
words to them, live right, set good
example for them.
1880 r. m.-School of methods. In
this the supposed different depart
ments of the Epworth League met and
discussed plans of work, plans for the
etc.
1850 a. m.-Report of district treas
urer.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
2p. m.-Song service.
2::30 p, Minutes of previous ses-
sion read and approved.
2:35 p. m.-Model cabinet meeting;
a continuance of the school of methods.
3p. m.-Song,
3:2O p. m. LIBERALIZATION of juniors.
This was a very impressive service.
eight girls of the Junior League hav-
ing reached the age emitting them to
in the senior chapter.
Mrs. Maggie Misner, in her pleasant
way. presented the young ladies to the
pastor as having reached the proper
age and being entitled to membership
in the Epworth League The gradual
ing address was delivered by c. D.
of Larned. He touched
briefly the work of the Junior League
and discussed the work of the Senior
League.
4 p. m.-Presentation of diplomas.
This was cone by the pastor, A. w.
He spoke of the work done
by the candidates, gave short drill
and presented the diplomas. Mrs. Fish
err, as acting president of the local
chapter received the candidates into
the League in the regular form.
APO p. m.-Repcrts of committees.
Committee on constitution and bylaws
reported. Their report was adopted
and the committee discharged. Com
mistee on nominations reported the fol-
lowing nominations: President, Rev.
A. w. Cummings, Kinsley; first G. ice
president, Mrs. Ora Pollard. Sterling;
second vice president, Mrs. F. D. Cor
don, Hillsboro: third vice president,
Mrs. Phyles Lasley, Lyons: fonrth vice
president, Miss Sadie Kellar, Marion:
secretary, Harry Schnatterly, kinsley;
reasurer, e. w. Johnson, Larned;
superintendent Junior League. Mrs. G.
w. Baker, Alden. The report was
accepted ON a rising vote and the COM
mittee discharged.