The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1909-05-22
Joe Williamson.
Report OF Nominating Committee.

Report OF Nominating Committee.
The nominating committee, Rev. II.
A. Lee (Chairman), Mrs. G. e. Harris,
Rev. John GOweley, Rev. G. w. Barnes,
j. NJ. owen, Mrs. A. j. Swain, and
Miss Gorge Foote, presented the fol-
lowing nominations:
President-Rev. W. H. Bowler, OF Sho-
shone.
LIST vice president-Mrs. ]. M. Spack-
man, OF Twin Falls.
I'd vice president-Rey. Greasy, OF
Shoshone.
Sd vice president. P. Congdon, OF
Pocatello.
4th vice president-Rev. H. c. Slower,
of Council.
9Th vice president-ReY. Geo. H. Per-
ry, of Salmon county.
Treasurer-Mr. E. c. Cook, of Boise.
Recording secretary-Miss Nellie By
ers, of Boise.
The committee recommended that
the Office of the assistant secretary be
eliminated.
International executive committee
Rev. w. H. Bowler.
International vice president-Hon. J.
c. Rice, Caldwell.
Executive committee-A 7. Bullock
and Mr.. Baldridge.
HON. JOHN T. MORRISON, of Boise
REV. C. B. DAHTON, of Boise.
MRS. GEO. E. PADDOCK, of Boise.
MR.. P. A. WILEY, of Caldwell.
MR.. w. A. BUS, of Boise.
Department Superintendent.
Elementary-Mrs. ]. H. Barton, of
| Boise.
Adult-Mr. John NJ. Felthouse, Of Wei
ser.
Home-Rev. ]. G. Cowden, of Cald-
we'll.
Temperance-Mrs. H. ]. Cortner, of
Payette.
Teacher training-Mrs. J. R. Baker, of
Nampa.
Missionary-Miss Esther Minger, OF
Boise.
H. to H. visitation-ReV. H. A. Lee, OF
Weiser.
H. A. LEE.
MRS. SWAIN.
MRS. c. E. HARRIS.
JOHN GoURLEY.
G. w. BARNES.
Mrs. Bryner gave a very instructive
talk on the subject of characteristics
of the intermediate Age" This talk
contained more good information for
those engaged in Sunday school work
than any previous talk during this
meeting. Mrs. Bryner is thoroughly
posted on the Sunday school work as
it is now conducted and then she knew
how to express herself.
Organized Sunday School Work in
Relation to UNCONVENTIONAL Interests"
by Rev. Merritt was a strong topic and
was we'll handled. James Edmunds
gave splendid talk on Grading Be-
You'd the Elementary" The speaker
used the black board for his demon
STATIONS. He told how the children
of intermediate should be handled, and
how they should be arranged for their
classes. The Tribune would have lik-
ed very much to have seen Mr.. Ed
munds talk put into print. After the
close of the remarks by Mr.. Edmunds,
R. NJ McCracken, of Boise, was given
a few minutes time for talk on be-
half of the anti-temperance league.
| Mr.. McCracken circulated cards bear
ing the following inscription: Il here
by agree to cooperate with the anti
saloon league of this county in any
movement inaugurated by such league
looking to the bringing about of an
election under the local option law"
For the purpose of defraying the
expenses of said league, l hereby
promise to pay the sum of s.. at the
call of the committee" The cards
were numerously signed. The work
of canvassing for the necessary num-
Der of names required by the law will
be pushed as rapidly as possible.
The convention adjourned until
7.30.
Thursday Evening.
Thursday evening was Nampa even
ing and everybody knew it, for 200
came down on a special of three
coaches. The Caldwell band met them
at the depot and escorted the crowd
to the Armory hall. The procession
was three blocks in length. 1t re-
sembled very much a big celebration