The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-05-18
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION Of
n. DAKOTA
Official Program for Important
Gathering to be Held at
Jamestown May 1924.

The following is the official program
of the State Sunday School convention
to be held in the First Methodist Epis-
copal church at jamestown, May 1924:
First Session-Thursdny Evening,
Theme-The Harvest Field For Service.
7:3O Devotional-The Harvest Ripe;
iqh ph 4iS5; CONDUCTED n5as..1 by Rev. C.
s.4z , nlag p Dean td Bu he Fargo;
quest Nh ". G .I Pea Mas'e Chicago a9n.
$3.50 Pillow Text. Proverbs 1924.
Second SessiOn-Wednesday Morning,
May 23.
Theme-The Pupil Prepared for Service.
'O0 SPIRIT 0w Rev t0 f. F. Bay Bay
export.
$3.50 Business-The Appointment of
1000 School of Methods (ro be held in
Sec. - The Elementary Grades.
a p phs cradle a !, Koiii1Miss A1bbie
b rhe hs san!ie& Course. Mrs.
Hugh Wright. Aneta
The The Primary nsIy Work, Mrs. d w.
The Supplemental Work. Mrs.
+; L. ker;mott, sheyenne. ~,
W We j. J Glanp F nspar'ment. Mrs
W. - ."PP, - ca 81.
Sec; 2-The Teachers Training
department.. Prof. A. 2. Hoi
a Trained Teachers. How secur-
ed Els,a MI Joseph E. Hostetler.
Esssas Interest RsT dp In Te wast
Michigan.
T Tls ,I S;Ssnty Off Officer :, in Teacher
jamestown.
Sec. 3-The temperance Depart
n ment Mr.. J. W. whiddeield.
lem ti. ~: 2; a; Piekest. Leaf ap
and Individual to Temperance
observance. Mrs. C. 7. Chaffee.
Armenia.
Mrs. Preston Anderson. Valley
see:.The Home Department.
Mrs. e. w. Smith. presiding.
bership. Mrs. l. Bartholom s
b How it Meets the Needs of the
City. Mrs. II. G. Leonard.
It's Value to the Rural Districts.
,,o Rev: c. "A. Mack. Dwight. 80
1870 Open Conference.-The What and
How Of Teacher Training. Mr..
w. c; Pearce.. Chicago.
Lunch served by the ladies.
Third Session-WednesdnyA Afternoon,
May 23.
Theme-The Church Called to Service.
200 hs Shue rev. et De fl % P RSm to !ne
Hillsboro.
2:so How Make the Sunday School
Tm,is Hoii y. r agency. Mr.. Frank
800 How s' Reac { af he Church Member
yWHip a for psR sibls Class ssas Life Mrs.
$3.50 The children and Church Mem
bearship: Rev. B. G. Jackson.
400 The Part We All Can Take. Mr..
w. c. Pearce. Chicago.
500 Personal Strength in Service.
Supper by the ladies.
Executive Committee and County
Officers. Supper, and Conference.
Fourth Sessi0n-Wednesday Evening,
May %.
Theme-The Field at Large in Fruitful
1880 The Rewards Of Service. Rev L.
g. Moultri e. Valley City.
$40 A Woman's Story of North Da-
k tS Mrs S. p. Johnson. Grand
$3.50 a Mans Picture OF, the North
o.oo we, west. w Mr. Mr.; John Orchard. Fargo:
Movement. Mr.. W. c. Pearce,
Restfui Scriptures for the night
Fifth extraordinarily Morning,
May "a.
Theme-The School Equipped For Ser
900 Who's Who for Naturalization
of Officers.
Report of Nominating Committee.
Report Of Treasurer for 1866.
Rev. Willard c. Lyon, Casselton.
Other business.
Convention Delegates.
1000 A Graded Equipment for the
Whole School. Mr.. w. ]. Lane.
| 1890 We Have Ours; Who Has the
Rest? Mr.. r. B. Griffith, Grand
Forks.
HOO Trained officers. How? Mr. w. c.
Pearce. Chicago.
| 1880 The Foundation of Service-The
Bible. Rev. E. p. Lawrence.
Sixth extraordinarily Afternoon,
| May "a.
Theme-The Country Organized for
1870 What the Organized Work Has
Done for You this Year. Response
from the Delegates.
200 How Make the County Convention
success. Prof. E. c. Olesgard.
2:30 The Organized Bible Glass Move
ment. Mrs. ]. NJ. Wylie Drayton.
800 The Value of Institute Work.
Rev. II. X. Hawley, Cooperstown.
$3.50 Conference on Organized Work.
| What Does Organized Work
Stand For?
! blow Can Cooperation be
| Secured from the Schools?
Slow Make the Organized