Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-06-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
District Institute Precsdss the Gathering
Of State Workers
LARGE ATTENDANCE At OPENING SESSION
city Library Decorated In Honor a
the Visitors-BIE Chorus Holds
Rehearsal IN the
Evening.

the Visitors-BiR Chorus Holds
Rehearsal IN the
EVENING.
The auditorium of the Presby terrain
church was well filled yesterday afternoon
at the opening session OF the international
District Sunday School institute. which
precedes the iowa state Sunday School
association convention. which begins TINS
evening in the large hail OF the Masonic
temple The register showed that close
upon 100 visiting delegates had arrived
last evening. among the arrivals being
several Of the state officers and promi-
nent workers who will appear on the pro-
grams of both the institute. and the CON
ventIon
The afternoon session OF The institute
was opened by Rev. F. A.. Case. pastor
OF the First Baptist church, With prayer
and Bible study Dr. A. p. George OF ST.
Louis gave, an interesting talk on How
to Organize the Unorganized Counties
Frank p Hayes of 81. Louis spoke
on How TO Solve the Financial Problem"
and Mrs Mary Foster Bryner OF Peoria
told Of THE state Tour" Rev. II. s.
Condit OF storm Lake, Ia, was on the
program for a paper, but was unable TO
be present and his paper was read by
Rev H. w. Tutle Of GrinnelL
e. c. Knapp, director of Bible study,
Broadway tabernacle, New York, who is
on his way to the Nebraska Sunday school
convention at York, dropped IN during
the meeting yesterday afternoon at the
First Presbyterian church and made
short talk.
The evening session was opened by
Rev. Stephen Phelps, d. D., former pas
tor of the First Presbyterian church, now
of Bellevue, Neb., with prayer and Bible
study The feature OF the session was
the address by Miss Mary Foster Bryner,
her subject being Through Field Glasses.
Mrs Bryner was followed by J.'H Engls
Of Abilene, Kan. who spoke on What
Organized Work May Do for the Advance
ment Of the Kingdom in Thisi District"
Program for the Day.
This is the program for the remaining
! sessions of the institute today and the
| opening session OF the state Sunday school
| convention: ...-.. -. a- e..
49,. MORNING. .-.,..
| s:3O-sectional conferences; grade teach
ers, First Presbyterian church, Mrs, Mary
/ Foster Bryner presiding; officers ana de-
| partment workers, Irst Presbyterian
church. DR.. A. P, George St. Louis pre-
s:4S-Bible study and prayer; The Graded
School" Prof v. r Manning pe Hs, MONIES mes
liable, Mrs NJ. F. Bryner; pronoting the
i; B. R a. Mrs. il, 4; Shaw, Garden
velopment Of the Sunday School Movement
in Our States"-Missouri.D Dr., A. p. George,
st. Louis; Kansas. by T. B. Sweet, To-
Lincoln; Iowa, by s. W'Cole. Detroit
AFTERNooN-J. II. Engle Presiding.
morning conferences, by the leaders.
2I5-county problems; I; The associa.
ton work In sparsely settled communities
2. How organize unorganized townships
3. Means of helping township officers, tc
know their field. 4. Best means OF reach
ing the townships Of foreign population
5. The county executive committees: "a
freaueneyl q meeting % lines ines of WORK OH
How managed; ChO How much should the
county association spend for its Local
work.; (c) The school and personal con
Best ways OF keeping a county treasurer
book; (el The county finance committee, IT,
work. 7. Conventions and Institutes Ia
ventlon program; (c) Securing speakers
Sunday School lyceum; Id Awakening 10
tions in line Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner
8. The county tour. g. County Sunda!
school maps: la) Plans for making; q
10. The Pastors county conference, ]. F
| Hardin, Eldora. IL. Work IN our cities
81. Louis, Lincoln. Abilene and Council
! EVENING
7:3O-A preparation OF song, Prof. d. B
/ Towner, Chicago; scripture and prayer.
{ s;Oo-Greeting, Rev. o. o. Smith, d. d.
/ SlO-Response and ANNUAL address, Hon
A, f. N. Hambleton, OslkAlOoseI solo, Prof
, | ID. b. Towner; convention Offering
= s:So-"My Captured Flag Miss Eve Mar
shall Shontz, Chicago, president of tn
!. American Young Peoples Christian TEN
r S:sO-Evening prayer. led by Rev. J. f
4 Jackson, Greenfield. .,.'
o Pennant banners bearing a red cross 4
a blue circle with the words State Sun
day School Convention, Council Bluffs, la
4 June 1922 have been freely used by tn
: merchants OF the city and others in tn
$ decoration in honor of the convention
q These banners have also been used in larg
: numbers in decorating the convention ha
In the Masonic temple. -sy
Prof. d. B. Towner Of Chicago. who wi
= have charge OF the music at the convention
held a rehearsal last evening at the F1rs
Christian church Of the Festival choru,
which was well attended.
Davenport is after the convention 70
next year and delegates from that cit
were busy yesterday handing out badge
bearing the inscription Davenport, 1907.
3 At present Davenport has the Held TO itsel
II but IT is said that possibly Waterloo an
r Mason City may enter the lists before nel
70 years meeting place Is selected p
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Thirty-hve years of continuous exp.
rience in the vehicle business IN Counc
;, BLUFFS ought to satisfy one that IVA
n Brunt" knows how TO get up buggtes sui
able for this trade; he does. that is why /
has such an enormous trade today Hone,
q work and honest deallns so together.
We have factory and can turn out an
" kind Of woodwork wanted. We manufat
y ture more window aud door frames. tank
70 screens and sash OF all kinds than ar
"a other. c. Hafer. -, a7 .ENr
y Real Estate Tranafers
~ These transfers were reported to The 81
June 10 by the Title Guaranty and Tru
tcompany OF Council Bluffs; .,- +.
TX Dubuque National bank to Sarah B.
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