New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1906-06-06
CONVENTION OPENS FRIDAY
German Methodists Will Gather
in New Ulm.
Interesting Program Prepared For
the Three Days.

the Three Days.
Congregational Convention Will
Follow Next Week.
More than usual interest appears to
be taken in the preparations that are
being made for the entertainment of
the two or three hundred people who
will visit this city the latter part of
this week to take part in the conven-
ton that is to be held in the German
Methods church.
It IS a gathering of delegates from
the churches in the various parts of
this state and the neighboring states
and if the delegates all come who
should and as many Of their friends
and those interested in the work of the
church are here there will be very
large body of people and it will tax
the capacity Of the church to entertain
them.
It is not strictly an Epworth League
convention nor is it a Sunday school
convention, but sort of combination
OF the two. Rev. G. II. Sauter, the
pastor of the local church is in receipt
of numerous letters telling him of diff
ferent bodies of people who will attend
and will want accommodate and he
is very confident that there will be q
large gathering.
In the make up of the program it
will be noticed that there are number
OF good speakers and earnest workers
in the church who will address the
gathering at different times and the
pastor is DESTROYS of good attendance
of the members and friends of the
church. The Sunday services are to
be held in Turner hall as it is feared
that the church building will not be
large enough to accommodate all who
will want to come to them.
Following is the program for the
three days:
FRIDAY.
2::30 p. m.-"Conversion of Sunday
School Pupils as Object of Revivals
and Personal Work., by H. Bendixen
and G. a. Rabe.
Normal Glasses as Means to the
Education of Efficient Sunday School
Workers.. by H. j. Hoffert and G. L.
Lehnert.
500 p. Addresses of Welcome,
by Mayor Charles Silverson and C. n.
Sauter.
Response: H. c. Mahle, st. Paul,
MINI.
Lecture: "Why Should I Equip Ny
self for Personal Sunday School
Work. by A. j. Rinkel.
SATURDAY.
$3.50 a. m.-Religious services.
"Graded Sunday Schools, Cradle
Roll and Home Department, by A. Z.
Koeneke and W. f. Fritze.
''The Importance of the Junior
League and Methods of Work. by
Arnold Gloor and Henry Knauff.
'.The New Plan Of Work of the Ep-
worth League; Its Practicability in
Small Organizations" by Henry Hess
and D. Grussendorf.
200 p. m."The Value of Mission
Study Courses by Prof. E. W. Baum
garten.
1.-THE Educational influence of the
Epworth League" Florence Mahle and
L. W. Diederich.
500 p. m. Address: missionary
Activity of the Sunday School," by
DR.. e. e. Hlrsch.
Address: ''The Influence Of Young
People on the Spiritual and Social
Life of the Church, by DR.. E. S.
Havighorst.
SUNDAY.
$3.50 a. m. Sunday School.
1880 a. m. Sermon by Rev. G. F.
Blume, OF Winona, Mimi.
2:3O p. m.-Lecture: Christian Man
hood and the Present Time" by DR..
70. S. Havighorst, Mt. Pleasant, IOWA.
500 p. Mcclure: 1.-THE Young
People: the Hope Of the Future, = by
DR.. F. p. Hirsh, Charles City, Iowa.
Following the convention OF this
week will be the ministeria convention
of the Congreg ational church which
was to have been held at Lake Benton.
It is set for Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of the following week and
will be held in the Congreg ational
church. It will not be a large conven-
ton, the attendance probably being
under twenty.
It is what is known as the Western
Conference and is the same as was
held in this city three years ago. NJ.
s. HartWell OF Sleepy Eyeis Modera-
tor and will have charge of the open
inc of the session A II tnnics on the