The San Francisco call., 1909-04-18
CONFER ON WORK
OfSUNDAY SCHOOLS
State Convention of Teachers
of Religion Meets at
Santa Rosa.

mSnts are all complete for the sessions
of the annual state convention of the
California Sunday School association,
which opens here next Tuesday after
noon for three days gathering. The
day sessions will be held in the Prcsby-
terian church and the evening sessions
at the Methodist Episcopal church
South. Some of the best known Chris
tian workers in the country will par
ticipate in the program which will be
as follows:
PROGRAM OF SESSIONS
Tuesday afternoon. April 20, ele-
mentary session-Mrs. B. d. Hage-
ice, Mrs c. r. Fisher, San Francisco;
2:15 address, Standard of Excellence"
Mrs Mary Foster Bryner, International
elementary grades superintendent,
in the Sunday School" Miss Sadie
Eastwood, Saratoga, CAL; $3.50 con-
ference Problems of the Cradle Roll,
Beginners, Primary and Junior Depart
Tuesday evening, April 20-Vice
President Silas W. Mack, presiding.
1880, half hour of song, Prof B. p.
Stout. Los Angeles; scripture reading
Qimited to 10 minutes each). (a) On
behalf of the city of Santa Rosa and
county of Sonoma. Mayor J. n Gray;
OBJ on behalf of the churches and
500. response. Vice President Silas
w. Mack; $50 address, Sign of
Promise" Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner;
9:10 Offering; prayer and benediction.
Wednesday morning, April 22-Rev.
+. Parsons, presiding; $500 meeting
state executive committee; 900 bible
study, The Authors Purpose and
Plan" Prof. George D. Castor; $50 ad-
dress, The Connecting Link" Miss
lrma G. Allen. state superintendent
home department., San Francisco;
and Temperance" Rev. A. C. Bane.
d. D., San Francisco; 1920 address.
The Sunday Schools the World
Around. Rev. L. l. Writ. superinten-
school. Oakland; 11:00, Conference
Missionary Problems in the Sunday
School" chairman missionary commit
tee, Berkeley.
ADULT BIBLE CLASS
Wednesday afternoon. April 21-Or-
ganized adult bible class session, Silas
w. Mack presiding; 1870, song and
prayer, Prof. B. p Stout; las, bible
study, Gentle Christianity" Prof.
Organized Glass for women Sarah
A. Wise, NJ. D., San Francisco; 2:45, ad-
dress, The Organized Glass for Men,"
Will H. Brown, founder Loyal Sons
movement, Oakland; s:15; address, The
Businessman and His Day of Rest"
Rev. E. w. Thornton, field worker, Dis
eiples of Christ. Long BEACH; 9;45, The
Dickie. San Francisco: 4:15, conference
Adult Bible Class Work. j. L. Rog-
ers, assisted by VIII H. Brown. Mrs.
ers; 4:3O. automobile ride, compliments
of chamber of commerce; 5 AS, social
time, Christian church; 500, organized
adult bible class. Rev w. c. Poole,
toastmaster.
Wednesday evening. April 21-Mens
section, Rev. H. H. Bell, D. D.. presid-
ing; 7:45, service Of song, Prof. B. p.
in Modern Life" Henry f. Cope. D. D.,
general secretary Religious Education
al association, Chicago; offering; clos
ing prayer; benediction.
Wednesday evening, April 21-Wom-
ems section; 7:45. service Of song; 500,
address, Woman and Her Opportu
nifty" Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner; offer
ing; closing prayer; benediction.
H II Bell presiding: O'clock, meet
ing state executive committee; 8, bible
study, Paul and the Struggle for
Freedom Prof. George D. Castor; $50,
rollcall of counties, c. R. Fisher; 1915,
The Doings of the State Committee"
Rev. II. H. Bell, chairman of state exec
Standing" William G. French, treasurer
state association; 1876, "The Review of
the Field" c. r. Fisher, general secre-
Trapng faay State Rev
Harper, member educational committee,
San Jose; LILO The Home Department
During 1908,'' Rev. Irma G.. Allen, home
department superintendent, San Fran
cisco; 11:20, Development in the Pri-
y-Junior Work. Mrs. b. D. Hage-
man. member primary junior council,
Sunday School, Silas W. Mack. chair
man adult bible class committee. Pa
cific Grove; 11:40, greeting from the
hell mamhar international {xyo
committee, Sacramento.
TEACHER TRAINING SESSION
Thursday afternoon, April 22-Teacher
training session. Rev. w. F. Harper
presiding: 1:45, testimony and song,
tianity AMONG. the, Jews" Prof George
d. Castor; 30 address, "The Trained
Teacher" Rev. E. w. Thornton: 8, ad-
Mrs Mary Foster Bryner; $3.50, address.
The Gist of 1t All-Evangeli
Through !, re- e the. sunday seh9ol." Prof;
Seminary, San AnseImo 1. conference. nee
Teacher Training Problems" Rev.
w F.. Harper, member educational |
hour at Christian church! s, alumni and
teachers banquet; 6, superintendents'
banquet
Thursday evening. April 22-Rev.
of song. Prof. B. P. Stout; 1880, award ard
address. Graduates Welcomed Into
Alumni Association" DIR. G. A. Bangs. |
president alumni association, Santa
Cruz; 8. address, The Relation of the
Sunday School to Higher Education.'
Rev. w. w. Guth. D. D., president Uni |
versity of the Pacific. San Jose; OFFER |
ing and announcements; special music:
s 40 address, ''The Test of Efficiencv |
Mrs. Mary Foster Brvner: song OF |
praise; $3.50, installation of the new
officers: conservation and farewell sery- |
ice; benediction.
STOPS TRAIN IN TIME