Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1905-06-05
SUNDAY SCHOOLS MEET
Program For State Meeting of
Iowa Sabbath Schools,
at Ottumwa
NOTED WORKERS TO ATTEND
Some Famous Men and Women In
Sunday School Work Will Attend
the Convention and Deliver Ad-
dresses On Topics of Interest to the
Workers.
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Special to TimeS-Republican.
Ottumwa,. June S. A program of
| unusual strength is prepared for the
fortieth annual state Sunday school
convention to be held at Ottumwa,
June 14-15-16. Never was there time
as high as today. This organization ex-
lists to make workers in every Sunday
school in Iowa better. Specialists of
| international repute have been secured,
such as Professor w. c. Pearce, Chi
cago, International Teacher Training
secretary; Rev. A. p. George, d. D., st.
Louis; Rev. Stephen Phelps. d. d., Om-
aha; Mrs. j. A. Walker, Denver, pres
ident of International Prinary--Junior
Department.; Professor ID. b. Towner,
Chicago, leader of music in Moody's
last meetings. Rev. L. b. Turner, for
merlN of New York, chalk specialist.
There would be sufficient profit for
any one to go across Iowa to hear
any one of these. Names of leading
Iowa workers also appear: Supern-
tendent j. j. Mcconnell, OF Cedar Rap
ids, president Teachers Association;
Professor +. L. Bolton. Iowa City,
president State Child Study Assoca-
ton: President II. II. Thoren, d. d.,
LeMars; Captain A. r. O'Brien, Des
Moines; Miss Lucy Leavett. Waterloo;
Rev r. L. Marsh, Burlington: Mrs. A.
r. Paddock, keokuk; Hon. l.. S. Cof-
fin, FIT. Dodge; President c. j. KEEP
hart, ID. D., Toledo, and many others.
Many counties near Ottumwa are
planning for Sunday school excursion
for one day. Ottumwa is great con-
vention city, and all will be royalty
entertained.
An open rate of one and one-third
fare on all roads in Iowa has been Sc
cured.
The Program-Wednesday p. m.
Half hour concert by the Sunday
schools of Ottumwa.
Greeting from the Convention City
Samuel Mahon, mayor of Ottumwa.
Response and Presidents Annual Ad-
dress-A f. N. Hambleton, Oskaloosa.
Address, The Children for Christ
w. c. Pearce. Chicago, international
Teacher training secretary.
Solo-Professor d. B. Towner, Chi
cago.
Music in Our Schools-Why, What
When"-Professor ID. b. Towner.
Sectional meetings for one hour
General Secretary's Report-Bl f.
Mitchell
Greetings From Department Secre-
taries = Rev William Murchie, Mrs.
T. Is. Short. Miss Lena Yeater, Pro-
~ 4, 0tnnIn11 rS NJ p Mitch
ell.
Special Music-Professor D B. Tow
ner.
ymposium-Sunday School Extern
sion Movements. (a) international
Bible Readers Association"-Rev C..
w. Maggart, Cedar Rapids. OBJ THE
Home Department E. M. Wood,
Mason City (c) Cradle Roll Exper-
iences"-Mrs. A. r. Paddock, Keo-
kuk.
Bible Study-Rev. Stephen Phelps, D.
D., Omaha, Neb.
Thursday Afternoon.
Delegates assemble by districts to
select members of nominating and res
olution committees.
Song Service-Professor D. B. Tow
ner.
Our Educational Exhibit-Professor
j. A. Laphan, Usage.
Object Lessons as a Factor in Sun
day School Work-Emerson DePuy.
Des Moines.
solo-Professor D. B. Towner.
Our Financial Showing. F. Har-
din. Eldora.
Music-Buxton Colored Glee Club.
Addrass "Ol1r Lesson SyStem'-
Professor w. c. Pearce, Chicago.
Address, "a Study of the Child,"-
Lecture Professor Frederick e. Boil
ton State University, Iowa City.
Reaching the Heart"-Rev. T. B.
Turner, crayon specialist, Coon Rap
ids.
Field Workers Conference and Lun-
cheon-S. B. Nichols. Mason City.
County Problems" -O - Making
statistics valuable: (a)-1n gathering;
(b)-reports made at county conven-
ton; (c)-printing; (d)-following
up. (2)-What officers should report
at the county convention. and how.