Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-03-01
Fine Program Has Been Arranged for
Each Day Of The convention-Many
. Prominent Men Coming.

Official organ OF the NOrtn UdhOtd
Sunday School association, provi
sional program is given for the state
convention. It has been arranged by
Dr. Alex Schultz, Bismarck, district
president of the association;sW. J.
Lane, Of Fargo, state president, and
John Orchard, of Fargo, general sec
Rotary.
Delegates to the convention are re-
quested to send their names to J. P
Jackson, Of Bismarck, chairman OF
the hospitable committee.
Following is the provisional pro.
gram:
Tuesday, Afternoon, May 10.
Notwithstanding in the NJ. E
church.
3:00-Thirty minutes in song.
3:30-Devotion and prayer.
4:0O-Bible study.
4:3O-A street car trip to the state
building
5:30-Banquet to all delegates; 50
cents a plate.
Tuesday Evening, May 10.
7:30-Songs of praise.
8:O0-Prayer and scripture.
8:15-Address of welcome.
Reply to address Of welcome.
8:45-Address by specialist.
Wednesday Morning, May II.
Wednesday morning from to
1880 will be given over to sectional
conferences held in separate rooms.
Elementary Department Confer
ence-Miss E. L. auckland, state SUI
perintendent, presiding.
9:O0-The Work Of the County Su-
perintendent.
! 9:3O-The Graded Lessons for
Smaller Schools.
10:00-Reading the Standard OF
Excellence.
Home Department Conference
Rev. c. A. Mack, state superinten-
dent, presiding.
9:00-The Home Department for a
Country School.
9:30-The Connecting Link Of the
Home Department. ..
1o:Oo-The Home Department. as a
spiritual Force.
Adult Department Conference
Thos. Porte, state superintendent,
presiding.
9:O0-Ihe Purpose Of the Adult de-
partment.
9:3O-Class Leadership, Work and
Committees.
10:o0-The Central Force of the
Adult Organization.
Temperance Department Confer
ence-J. w. Whiddefield, state SUPER
intendent, presiding.
1904 Pledge Singing Campaign.
9:30-The Success of the Temper
ance Lesson.
1O:00-The Anti Cigarette and Pur-
ity Work.
Missionary Department Confer
ence-Mrs. E. J. Babcock, state sup
erintendent, presiding.
9:OO-How to Interest the School
in Missions.
9:30-The Study of Missions in
Reading Circles.
10:O0-The Wealth Of Mission Lit.
erature.
Teacher Training Department
DR.. Wallace N. Stearns, state super
intendent, presiding.
9:O0-Standards in Training Class
es, Examinations, Diplomas, etc.
9:3O-The Training Glass in Town
and Country Sunday Schools.
1O:00eThe Value of the Interna-
tional Reading Circle.
10:45-Reports from the depart
ment conferences. Each leader will
have the central plans solidified, and
in concrete form present these to the
convention for adoption.
11:15-Devotional Bible Study.
Wednesday Afternoon, May II.
ly Intercourse.
2:00-The Business End of the
2:30-The Meaning and Value Of
Parents Day.
1904 Period of Self-Examina-
ton and Meditation.
3:30-The Statewide Movement.
4:3O-House and Visitation Con.
ference.
Wednesday Evening, May II.
7:30-The songs of the gospel.
8:00-Evening addresses.
Thursday Morning, May IL.
9:00-Business of the convention.
Ten minutes for discussion.
OsOU-"uy DOCo ANOL CAO
Take the Sunday School Seriously?
1O:O0-How Best Use the Thirty
of the Teaching Period.
Ten minutes for discussion.
10:30-Bible study.
11:0O-Our Standard of Excellence
for the State.
11:30-How to Make Most of the
County Convention.
Thursday Afternoon, May IL.
1:3cGood fellowship and friendly
2:00-Awarding the banners.
2:30-Final business session.
3:00-How to Make the Most of the
Temperance Sunday.
3:30-Closing devotions.
4:00-Adjournment.