The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-10-30
Opening Session Next Monday of Representatives
From All Local Churches Except Catholic

The convention Of representatives of
the Sunday schools from all of the
churches of the District of Columbia.
with the exception OF Roman Catholic.
Will be held in the First CONGREGATIONAL
Church, Tenth and G. Streets north
west, November ., s. and J. The pro-
gram is:
First session, Monday-7:3O p. m, w.
W. MILAN. president OF the association
presiding; service Of song. Percy S Fos-
Ter, director; II. l.. Amiss, organist:
o CLOCK. devotional services. the Rev. S.
Al Newman, ID. D.: $40. remarks. the
non II - r mcfarland, president
Board OF Commissioners. District of Co
lumbia; S:20, presidents address. w. w.
milan offering: solo, Elizabeth Wahly:
S:o9, address, The Bible; What 1t Is,
and Its Influence in the World" the
hev: c. +. Winbigler; prayer and bene-
diction, the Rev. DIR. J. ]. Muir.
Second session. Tuesday, 2:30 d. M
Session of District Primary Union. Mrs.
weston Flint, president. presiding; Mrs.
). w. Holiday, pianist 2:30. devotional
exercises. Rev. d w. Montgomery 2;45.
ADDRESS, Problems In Primary Work,
Mrs. Wilbur Z. Crafts; 3:l5 solo. Miss
Lillian Chenowith; 800, conference. led
by Mrs. NJ. q. Kennedy; ais singing;
AGO, teaching the lesson for November
ton.
To Hear Annual Report.
Third session. Tuesday-T:3O p. m. ser
vice of song. George Newton director;
Harry c. Kimball, organist; 1850. devo-
uonal exercises, Rev. J. c.. Smith. d. D.;
s, annual report by the field worker and
treasurer. J. II. Lichliter; Offering: solo
Prof. Jasper D. McFall; 500. address
Teaching Children TO Pray" Mrs NJ.
g. Kennedy; $50. address, The Worlds
Greatest Syndicate" Marion Lawrence
international secretary; prayer and ben
edictioll. Rev. 4. w. Pitzer. y. ID.
Fourth session NqdneSHnz- fTc
Session of home department union. Miss
hate 5 White, president. presiding.
IV;Sp. devotional exercises. the Rev -.
l. Blakemore: 10:45. address. The Bible
and the Home" the Rev John NJ Gill
pastor. Rhode Island Avenue NJ =.
Church; 11:15. music; II. 20. address. The
Home Department as the Pastors
Help followed by conference on home
department, conducted by Mr.. Law
renee; adjournment.
A Talk on Difficulties.
Fifth session. Wednesday afternoon
2:l5. devotional exercises. the Rev w
S. Harris. G +. Beatty, pianist: 2:9O.
address. Decision Day" Mr.. L,.wrance.
1900. superintendent symposium: Diff
cuities ! Have Encountered. and How
1 dealt With Them" ten-minute pa
Raers by w. c. Eldridge Prof. John T
Freeman. A l. Dietrich. Good Things
IN Our School, and How We Get Them"
ten-minute papers by j. +. NichOl. Hon
W. 5. Shailenberger, DIR. II. II. Settler;
o clock. solo. Miss l. G. Callahan: 40
conference on teacher trainin. conduct
ed by Mr.. Lawrance
Sixth session. Wednesday evening
100 service of song. Edward Saxton
director, Miss Grant organist: $50 de-
NOtlonal exercises, the Rev. Wallace
Radcliffe, d. d; O'Clock, report of
committee on nominations: election of
officers and executive committee: offer
ing; solo, Miss Nellie Newton: $40 ad-
dress. The Sunday School as a Soul
II i
mittee on resolutions; music; prayer
and benediction, the Rev. j. g. Butler,
d. D.; adjournment.
Additional Delegates.
The following delegates. in addition
TO those whose namse have already been
published in The Times have been des-
ignated 70 represent their Sunday
schools at the convention:
Baptist Schools.
Memorial Chapel-C. NJ. d. Brown.
superintendent; o. p. Kellar. assistant
superintendent; L. /. Hayes. secretary:
George Smith, F. Stickney. Mr.. Stone.
James Hsynie. Miss Wallace. Miss
ShTevc. Miss Burkart, Miss e Bur
rows. Miss B. Haley. Miss B. Nordoff.
Miss Elsie 3. Morse. and Miss Kilby.
Grace-The Rev. w. NJ Nevlus. pas
tor; J. r. Bradley. superintendent: VIII
nam .lAOilONH. assistant SDUerlntpn0-
ent: J. II. Pratt, Miss Demarest Simp-
son. Miss Marie Stephens Miss Margar-
q Gessford. Miss Mabel Bartlett. Miss
BERTHE Schroth. Miss Mamie Turner.
Raymond Harvey. Earl Palmer. Fred
Nichols. and Hubert Bunyeo.
kenoail-l he Rev. Theron OutWater,
pastor. Anslev Han. superintendent;
Kendall J. Minot assistant superinten-
dent: G. a. Muddiman. secretary; John
-. George assistant secretary: Mrs
Theron ontwater: A y Rider, Mrs. c.
\ nU.11Tu-rn. Miss Edith II Young
Ms q. =. Reed. Mrs. J. s. Thrift, Miss
phoebe Bowler. Miss Katie Sorrell, Mrs
.snsiey Hall. Mrs. T. c Rittue. Mrs.
Firrt-The Rev. c. F. winblgler. pas
tor; Dr. George G. samson, superinten-
Don't: Percy s Foster, Miss Wilkinson.
airs- Broadus. assistant superintendent.
p Kuopcr. secretary; Miss NJ c.
Mniin. Miss Flora Nichols. James
Eastwood w L. Speiden, Miss Evy
Dickinson Z IT. Latch.
Congregational.
Mount Pleasant-The Rev. Ross Fish
burn. pastor; James =. West. superin-
tendent. Hermon W. Smith. W J. Bow
man. Hiss Hilda North. Mrs z. =. Eos
ter. assistant superintendcnts: Wallace
,. Allen, secretary; Miss Linda NJ
Twcedaie. Miss Emily X. Peck. DR. A.
Hattie Fitzgerald. the Rev. w. +. De-
RicTucr. Miss +. J. Whitaker. Miss NJ
J. INnIHltls MISS M<iIN l.. E1nlaF.
Mics Nora James. h W Perry Dr.
Wooster r. p. Henderson, Miss J.
1Iornady.
First-The Rev s NJ Newman. pas
tor: Prof @. +. Cummings, superinten-
dent. Mr. Hawkshurst. Mrs. Newton.
Miss Stewart. assistant superintendent:
Miss Richards. Miss Letta Fisher. Miss
Eaton Miss Nellie Newton. Eben
White. G. r. Ball. Fred Fishback Mr.
Gift. Major Romayn, Mrs. George
Whittlesey
Christian.
EdgemOnt Mission-F. A. Holden, SUI
perintendent; Albert Wolhnger. assist
ant superintendent: w. w. BonDurant.
secretary; =. p. Young. r II. Bon
Durant. Mrs. Rachel Bengel, Miss Mercy
Adkins y. J. Baumbaugh.
Friends.
Orthodox-R B. Warder and l. d.
Clark pastors: L. T. Greist. superin-
tendenI; Z. d. Clark. secretary; H. V.
Easterling. Mrs. II. V. Easterling, Mrs.
r. 3. Warder. Mrs. L. T. CREST, Mrs.
Charles Hall
Methodist Episcopal.