The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-27
Topics. for Study.

iOT IH0 county.
A School OF Ideals-Standards FOL
the leaders.
A School Trained-Ideals for thu
pupils.
A School Graded-Dignity for the
institution.
A School of Observation-Disclosures fol
the sanctuary.
A School of Observation-Disclosures.
for the organization.
A School Spiritualized-Aspir
for the church.
First Session Monday Morning July Il
Hon. NJ. N. Johnson, presiding.
$3.50. Reception. registration, as
signment. First Presbyterian church
1000. Call to prayer, songs, etc.
Rev. Willard c. Lyon. Casselton.
1890. Business. appointment OF
committees, etc. Nominating. bust
ness, enrolment, etc.
A School of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
the pastor.
1900. sO-minute conference on pas
lagher. Wahpeton.
1900 /. In what does the pas
toral oversight consist? 2. How
reach the unsaved for church life? 8.
What is the special value of confess
sion day? 4. What are the essen
tails for interesting the child in the
preaching service? 5. How create
spirit of reverence for Gods day,
house, book? 6. Give the pastoral
view of Sunday school failures. q.
How strengthen the Sunday school
work in the home? S. Pastors re-
lations to teachers meetings and
training classes. 9. How develop the
spirit of beneficence in the child? 10.
How can pastors prepare the teacher
for soul-winning? IL. How use or
tlisabuse the self-opinionated superin-
tendent? -. What method shall We
adopt to introduce better music? 10.
What is the pastors personal standing
in the Sunday school? II. How edu-
cate the church membership in Sun
day school work? Is. How make
young peoples societies feeders for
teachers? 16. Give plans for study
or disciples classes. Feel perfectly
free to ask other questions.
1880 Efficient officers. (a) How
created? OBJ How maintained? Prof.
w. NJ. Bryant, Grand Forks. Efficient
records. (a) How prepared? co.
How kept? Mr.. E. D. Allen, Grand
Forks.
Second Session Monday Afternoon.
1880. One hours conference in the
elementary department, led by Mrs.
S. P. Johnson, state primary secre-
tary. /. How can cradle roll be
made practical? .. Can small schools
organize into departments? 3. What
special needs does the beginners class
es meet? L. How determine the class
OF music the primary pupils need? 5.
What are the duties of department SUI
perintendents? 6. Is there a place for
the graded or primary union in North
Dakota? Z. Give the essentials of
supplemental work. Where obtained?
s. In promoting. what exercises would
you suggest? 9. Ii pupils refuse to
do work assigned, what Go you do?
TO- Why have separate classes for
boys and girls from to ~? II. Name
organization. -. What special work
to meet the needs of the juniors? 10.
Name few books helpful to the ele-
mentary teacher. IA. Give few Sc
lected songs for the junior grades. Is.
How conduct the opening and closing
exercises? 16. What are the duties
of the county superintendent? If
time allows, keep firing questions.
A School of Methods-Plans for the
officers.
2:30 Reaching the adults-new
movement-Mr. T. Porte, Grand Forks.
Confession day-winning the children
Rev. T. S. Thompson, Wheatlard.
Missionary methods-work illustrated
Mrs. N. j. Nelson, Grand Forks.
$3.50. Fifteen minutes for discus
sion.
A School of Observation-Disclosures
for the county.
3:45. How make our county work
more effective? Mr.. R. A. Nestos,
Minot. How extend the benefits OF
institute work? Rev. C. D. Lewis,
LaMoure. The day school teacher and
the Sunday school. President McFar-
land, Valley City.
sion.
$50 to 7:3O. Reception and ban
quet to state and county officers
Third Session Monday Evening.
A School of ldeals-Standards for
the leaders.
500. Making melody in our hearts,
DR.. S. Paige Johnson, Rugby. State
1deals-educated and solidified-Mrs.
S. P. Johnson, state primary secre-
tary. Special music. State plans
uplifted and enlarged-Mr. John Or
chard, state general secretary. The
world and all at Rome, w. C. Pcawe,
international specialist.
Fourth Session Tuesday Morning,
July 16.
800. A conference on teacher
training, led by Prof. A. P. Hollis,
teacher training.
$3.50. Reports of department super
intendents-five minute written re-
potts.
1000. The how AMI what of sririt-
ual power-devotional-- Rev. G. w.
Harris, Bismarck
A School Trained-I,leals for the
pupils.
1920. Pupils trainel 10 work, Rev.
T. A. Olson. Devils Lake. Glasses
trained to give, Rev. j. X. Bur'eson,
Grand Forks. Schools framed to
teach. Rev. Ralph ]. Fulton, Cakes.
e11:15. Fifteen minutes for discus
sion.
1880. Temperance Conference,
thirty minute quiz, led by Mr.. =. W..
Whiddef1alc. secretary. +: Give the
basis of temo.'a:t:e teaching for hid
life. 2. Hos best apply the teach. ng
to the child mind? 8. The best way
of enforcing habits OF self-denial? 4.
Name some good Sunday school meth
DDS for adoption. s. Give illustrations
of how to secure pledges. 6. Do you
recommend any special kind of pledge
card? z. What plans to take to i'm
b prove our temperance literature? 8.
II the home is adverse to temperance,
what can we do? 8. How can the