The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1905-05-30


FOR TEACHERS OF Ell
EMENTARY GRADES.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
1-Registration.
INSTRUMENTATION service. Led by
Mrs. w. b. Porter, Cleveland.
1:45-Address, THE Cradle Roll
Babies" Miss Luella Marion Law
renee, Springfield.
Address, THE Beginners Class"
Mrs. NJ. S. Lamoreaux, Chicago, Ill.
2:30-"Promotion Day." Mrs. d. l..
Sellers, Marion.
2:45-"Practical Needs of the Ju-
riors," Mrs. B. A. Conolly, Lima.
:15-"Supplemental Lessons" Mrs.
Mary Foster Bryner, Peoria, III.
345-Adjournment for section meet
ings.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE Z.
7:3O-Service of song. Led by Mr..
e. o. Excel, Chicago Prayer by DR..
Lucian Clark. Columbus.
7.50-Address, 1.-THE Providence of
God in the Siege of Peking," Dr. Frank
d. Gamewell, New York city.
S:35-Offering.
S:45-Address, "Ohio, the Battle
Ground of Christian Citizenship" Rev.
p. A. Baker. Columbus.
9: 9:30-Benediction.
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 9.
to 7-Early morning prayers in the
Presbyterian church. Theme: Prayer
for Power in My Work in the Home
School," Led by Rev. John p. Sala,
Elyria.
s to 9-After-brealfast special hour
on Sunday-school evangelism. Ad-
dress, Individual Work for 1ndividu
ais" Mr.. Charles Gallaudet Trumbull,
Philadelphia Followed by a conference
on the general theme.
9-Praise in song. Led by Prof. E.
o. Excel, Chicago.
9:15-Address, THE Sunday-School
as a Winner" DR.. Jesse Lyman
Hurlbut, New Jersey.
9:45-Address, Vantage Points for
the Boys Enemy" Mrs. M. S. Lamo-
reaux, Illinois.
1915 - Address, THE Missing
Spoke" Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner, Illi-
nois.
1045-Offering.
11:O5-Address, "The Sunday:School
of Yesterday and Tomorrow" Rev. B.
w. Spilman, North Carolina.
11:35-Twenty-fi minutes with the
Word (closed doors), THE Gracious
Works of Love-" Phil. 1:9-11. DR.. W.
A. Powell. Toledo.
12-Noon recess.
12:15-Second reception and banquet
OF Ohio Normal Alumni, Col Robert
Cowden, state teacher-training secre-
tary, presiding.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 8.
MAIN SESSION
Y. M. c. A. Gymnasium.
1:30-Song and praise Led by Prof.
E. o. Excel, Chicago Prayer.
2-Ohio's Record for 1905 in Teach
er-Training," Col. Robert Cowden.
2:20-Graduating exercises of teach
er-training department. (a) Address
to the graduating class, What the
Teacher Gains by Teaching" by Jesse
Lyman Hurlbut. (b) Presentation of
the class, by Col. Robert Cowden. (c)
Awarding of diplomas, by President
w. A. Eudaly.
3-Address, winning the West for
Christ" Rev. Robert M. Donaldson,
Bozeman, Montana.
3:30-Address, Our Textbook" by
DR.. Randolph Rock, Lorain.
memorial service.
PRIMARY AND JUNIOR INSTITUTE.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
1-Conference with county and town
ship secretaries.
1:45-'A Sample Session of Primary
Union" Devotional services led by
Miss Fannie Langdon, Cincinnati.
Teacher-training lesson, Mrs. M. S.
Lamoreaux, Chicago. Song. Lesson
for June IL, taught by Mrs. M. r. Bry-
ner, Peoria, Ill.
"a time to ask questions.
3:20-Adjournment for Children's
Meeting.
Children's meeting at $3.50 O'Clock.
Rally of boys and girls from 6 to IA
years of age, in First M. e. church.
Addresses by Mrs. Mary Foster Bry-
ner and Mrs. M, s. Lamoreaux.
4:30 to 5:15-Memorial service for
the late President Mckinley, at West.
lawn cemetery. Address by DR.. G. e.
Manchester, Steubenville, President
McKinley's personal friend, and pas
tor at the time Of his death.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 8.
7:30-A glorious half-hour of song.
Led by Mr.. e. o. Excel, Chicago.
8-Suplemental report Of state treas
urer, e. L. Barrett, Springfield.
8:10-Presentation Of banners to
Ohio's banner counties for Teacher
Training and Organized Work"
8:15-Address, Marching Orders fol-
the New Year." Rev. J. G. Slayter, Ak