The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-05-27
ANNUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
OF the North Dakota Sunday School Association held in the
First Church. Fargo Mon Iues We July 15 16 IL

Worlds Temperance Sunday? BE
prepared with other questions along
this line of work.
Fifth Session Tuesday Afternoon.
1880. Songs of heart and life. Rev.
| A. T. Bradstad, Lisbon.
A School Graded-Dignity for the
institution.
300. A conference on gradins-30-
minute face to face talk-Mr. w. ].
Lane, superintendent of grading. l.
| Name some of the advantages 0f grad
ing. 2. Can small schools adopt the
graded system? 8. What equipment
does the teacher need for graded
work? 4. What are the duties of the
superintendent Of grading? S. At
what time in the study hour should
the work be done? 6. Is it bess 10
grade on markings or on merit. Z.
How secure home cooperation in
graded work? s. Describe the essen
tials of graded work. 9. Into what
departments should we divide for
grading. 10. Who should supervise
and transfer pupils? II. What eie-
mentary normal course can we use
for grading? -. Give concrete en-
ample of graded work. Is. What pub
locations are there on this work? IA
What effect will graded work have on
the school? Is. Name few North
Dakota schools that are graded. If
YOU have stored battery, now's YOU.
time.
2:30. a graded lesson illustrated,
Miss Beatrice tombstone, Grand Forks.
N. D.
800. Open parliament on agrees
sive state work and organization, led
by Rev. E. P. Johnston, Rolla.
1880. Report of committees.
3:45. County responsibility-what
can we do?
4:45. Thirty minutes in quietude
and prayer, Mr.. H. E. Pratt. Cavalier.
Sixth Session Tuesday Evening.
7:45. The gift of praise, led by
Rev. H. F. Josephson, Cooperstown.
Stale banner presentation, Hon. NJ. n.
Johnson. president.
A School Of Expansion-Visions
for the sanctuary.
$500. Live Wires-your interest for
1907-S.
SIS. The battle ground of the king
dom, Rev. w. J.. Hucheson, Casselton.
Special music
S:45. The resources of the king
dom, Mr.. w. c. Pearce, specialist.
Restful prayer and benediction.
Seventh Session Wednesday Morning.
July IL.
900. Home department conference.
Mrs. c. w. Smith, Melville.
$3.50. Election of officers for 1907-S.
Report of state treasurer, Mr.. A. B.
Taylor. Fargo. Installation services
of state officers, Mr.. w. C. Pearce.
School of produo{;or EHo;,-o,.
for the organization.
Gems from Rome delegates.
1880. Producing great men for the
international work, John Orchard.
general secretary. Projecting great
plans for the worlds conquest, Rev.
P. j. Henness, Williston. Providing
great gatherings for educational up.
lift, Mr. George Warner, Great Bend.
1880. Things l want to know. not
on the program, Mr.. w. C. Pearce. of
Chicago.
Eighth Session Wednesday Afternoon.
1880. Adult movement and inter
national bible reading association con-
ference, Mr.. w. c. Pearce, Mrs. Mar
cellus. Mr.. Thos. Porte.
A School Spiritualized-Aspir
for the church.
".oV. "A ueW Cullu AWAKENING Will.
in the church, Rev. F. E. R. Miller,
Grand Forks. A larger spiritual life
within the home, Mr.. D. A. Dunlap,
Michigan. A larger number of child
accessions to the church, Rev. G.
Francke, Leonard.
1880. Business that should not be
overlooked.
400. Things learned, things appre-
ciated, things anticipated. delegates
testimony.
Our goodbye songs and prayers.