New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-07-25
INTEREST IN WORK REEVES
Sunday School Convention Will
Interest Many.
TwO-Days Session to be Full of
Interesting Events.
Program Contains Names of Many
Excellent Speakers.

/ Program Contains Names of Many
Excellent Speakers.
From the active interest that is be-
ing taken in the prospective work OF
the coming county Sunday school con-
vention it is certain to be a working
and enthusiastic gathering of people
from the different parts of the county.
The deep interest that was taken in the
district convention is a sort of index
to the county convention and apparent
" forecasts the temper of the county
convention.
The date originally fixed for the con-
vention was the same as that set for
the Grand Army encampment and as
there were number of those who are
interested in the Sunday school work
who will want to go to the encamp-
ment, the date was moved ahead one
week which brings it on the 9th and
10th of August.
The meetings will be held in the Con-
gregational and Methodist churches,
the day sessions in one and the even
ing sessions in the other, and it is ex-
pected that there will be upwards of
100 delegates aside from those who
will attend because of the interest they
have in the work.
The organization of the convention
will be affected in the afternoon of
Thursday at the Congregational church
but there will be little done in the line
of the work of the convention. In the
evening at the Methodist church Mayor
Chas. Silverson will welcome the con-
vention to the city and Rev. E. F..
Wheeler will speak on behalf of the
churches and the reply to those greet
ings will be made by 81. Bendixen of
Springfield.
The entire program as arranged by
the committee is as follows:
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
400 Devotional, Rev. o Schulz.
4:l5 especial Needs of Brown
County," 3. J. Ruenitz, Discussion.
4:45 Business session. Appoint
ment of committees. Friendly greet
ing. Social meeting. Assignment of
delegates.
THURSDAY EVENING.
1870 Song and devotional service,
Rev. M. S. Hartwell.
500. Greetings in behalf of the city,
Mayor Chas. Silverson. Greetings in
behalf of the churches, Rev. e. F..
Wheeler. Response in behalf of the
delegates, 81. Bendixen.
8:15 Address, State Secretary Loo
ker: Convention offering.
FRIDAY MORNING.
500 Conference with pastors, Con-
ference with officers and teachers.
Conference with district officers.
8:45 Devotional service, Rev. G. H.
Sauter.
900 "Graded Sunday Schools, y
W. A. Anderson.
900 Primary department. (a) Cradle
roll. ''Value Of Possibilities, . ten
minutes, Mrs: Eleanor Fritze. ~ Be
ginners. "Why and How ten
minutes, Mrs. E. 3. Gieseke. (c) Pri-
mary. Methods Of Teaching, Record
Keeping, Offering Taking, and Home
Visiting Miss Beatrice Longfellow,
Minneapolis, MINI.
$50 Round table on primary work,
Miss Beatrice Longfellow, Minneapo-
lis.
1000 Home department. winning
Fathers and Mothers" Rev. Z. IT.
Allen.
1915 Round table conference. Sum
day school management. Secretary
Locker.
1890 Business session. (a) Report
of president. (b) Report of district
president. (c) Report of secretary.
l(d) Report of treasurer.
Hoo Decision day, Mrs. A. H. Lien
hard. How conducted? It's possibili-
ties.
ll:30 Report of committees on reso-
luton, enrolment, auditing and nomi-
nation. Election and installation OF
officers.