The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-25
SUNDAY.SCHOOL men
Program for Forty-fourth Conven-
ton at Winona.
A THREE-DAY MEETING IN APRIL
MuAtc Under Direction of
Professor Excel.

Special to The Journal.
Winona, Mimi, March 26.-The program
Is just announced Of the fOrtyfou an
nual convention of the Minnesota Sunday
School Association, to be held in the Cen
trail Methodist church Of this city on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, April Is, Is
and II. The theme of the convention is
announced to be Deeper Spirituality
and the motto. Every Member Chris
tian, Every Christian Worker, Every
Worker Trained" In addition to workers
from the state, there will be present Ma
rion Lawrence, general secretary of the
International Sunday School Association,
Of the primary department of the Illinois
Sunday School Association. The music
will be under the direction Of Professor
E. O. Excel of Chicago, and there will be
a large chorus choir. The railroads have
granted a rate Of a fare and a third, and
an attendance of about 200 from outside
the city is expected. The following is the
program arranged: .. Z, ~-. - ~
Tuesday Evening.
J Service OF song, with chorus, led by Pro-
fessor E. O. Excel. -.
Greetings to the convention, Thomas simp-
son. .s-.... --... 49,. ,--'
Response, Jeff H. Irish. --E
I The Demands OF the New Century upon
the Sunday School," Marion Lawrence.
Wednesday Morning.
After-breakfast round tables, led by John
Orchard, state field worker. p ~.
County workers, primary and juniors, led
by Mrs: Jean Hobart, Minneapolis
Praise service, Professor e. o. Excel.
Roll call by counties, with response by
Scripture text or song. .,. 7.
The Kings Business reports by secre-
tary and primary superintendent treasurer,
normal superintendent and executive commit
tee. r.'-. t-H-t 49,. -.
D. Haupt. -...
Bible study, No. 1. 1.-The Excellency Of Je
sus as Revealed in Hebrews" Rev. Dr.. George
T.. Merrill, Minneapolis. .. - .-.
| Wednesday Afternoon. s@f
cell. TA.-..- .--. ~-.-...-
Session of Normal class, Professor A. NJ
Locker Wabasha. t,.-a. .'.. &C.. 81.
Relation of the Primary Teacher to Child
Study Mrs. NJ. S. Lamoreaux.
Round Table-Sunday school normal work
or teacher training. conducted by Marion
Lawrence. - -..-@ g.
Bible study, No. 2, Rev. George r. Merrill,
Minneapolis. -E= ~.
Wednesday Evening.
Song service, with chorus, led by Professor
E. o. Excel. .. ...- .-
Address, THE Sunday School as a Business
Investment, - Marion Lawrence. .3-.a.
Pledges and offerings for state work.
80 Thursday Morning.
After-breakfast round tables, led by Pro-
lessor "A. NJ. Locker.
County Workers, Primary and Junior"
Mrs. NJ. S. Lamoreaux .-a-- - .-:> -
Praise service, led by Professor E. O. Tx
cell. =. .-'.. ,. -. -. d. =: ..-..
Business half hour. "a. -.-.q. i =,
"seven Good Things for Your Sunday
School: A Cradle Roll" Mrs. W. H. Elmer;
1.-THE Open Bible in Every Hand" J. E. Rob
inson; "a Teachers Meeting" J. F. Damon;
IA Home Department." Rev. Robert Herrick;
"a Graded System" F: W. Bartlett; Good
Temperance Teaching" Rev. A. T. Foster;
Decision Day. Ernest Fagenstrom; discus
sion. .- =, r. - =.
Bible Study, No: 3, Rev. DR.. George r.
Merrill OF Minneapolis ... *.
<.- Thursday Afternoon.
Praise service, led by Professor r. o. Elk
cell.
Address, 1.-THE Value of High Ideals in Sum
day School Work. Mrs. M. 5. Lamoreaux
Address, 1.-THE Teacher as a ,Soul-Winner,"
Marion Lawrence
Bible Study, No. 4, Rev. DR.. George R.
Merrill. -. 800.