Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-04-23
FORTIETH ANNUAL SESSION OF
COUNTY ORGANIZATION
NEXT MONTH.
ASSOCIATION TO BE
IN SESSION TWO DAYS
Fifty Four Sunday Schools in the
County Are Expected to Be Repre-.
scented in the Observation-Disclosures
Will Be Held in Friends Church.
Program of Convention and officers.

The fortieth annual convention of
the Marshall County Sunday School
Association Will be held in Albion on
tuesday and Wednesday, May 10. The
sessions will be held in the Friends
church. and it is expected that repre-
sehtatlon Will be made by all of the
hftE-four Sunday schools of the coun-
1y The Sunday school workers of
Albion are planning to entertain the
delegates who attend.
The convention will open Tuesday
morning, May 10. at 10 o'clock. with
the Reorganization OF Liscornb. Iowa.
ana Taylor townships and the election
OF officers of the district. A reception
Tor the delegates will follow.
Inc afternoon session will begin at
1:4o, opening with a song service led
oy r. ID Dennis, of Albion Devotion
al exercises viii be in charge Of Rev
Pilny Fry, of Albion, pastor of The
Friends church. The reading of the
of the last meeting will be
followed by addresses on the cradle roll
work by Mrs. Charles Ingraham Of
th!s city; home department. by Rev.
rosa Myers, of Hartland: and graded
school work by Mrs a. L. Retz.
of this city. A song will follow the
a ddresses. after which Rev A. b. Ken
dall, OF LeGrand, will talk on organ
ized adult class work. A round table
VIII close the afternoon session. =
The evening session of the opening
day will open at 9: 80 with a song ser
vice, after which Rev. Mr. jackson.
pastor of the Presbyterian church of
Albion, Will conduct the devotional ex- |
arcises. A chalk talk by Rev. Clark |
Brown, pastor of the Friends church |
Of Hubbard. will be q feature Of the |
evening session.
Second Days Program.
Inc program for Wednesday, May
u, will begin early with sunrise
prayer meeting at s o'clock, led by Rev
b. Kendall, of LeGrand. The open
ng song service of the forenoon SEES
ION Will begin at 10 O'clock, and de-
'otlonal service will follow Reports of
Ulcers and the nominating committee
viii be received. following which Mrs.
louisa Lee, of this city, will give an
lddress on Missions in the Sunday
school," Rev. Mr.. Kendall will follow
WITH an address on Teacher Train
ng." and the forenoon session will close
$500 GIL 1NNi SSS, W ny ana HOW OF
by Rev. Clark Brown, OF
The afternoon and closing session
'lu open with song service at 1:45,
ollowed by devotional exercises, and
n address by Rev. F. F. Fitch, of Des
ioines, secretary of the Iowa State
sunday School Association.
Association Officers.
The officers of the comfy
re as follows: President c. E. Pick
I'd Marshalltown: vice president. Miss
Alice Lincoln, Marshalltown: secretary
md treasurer. Mrs. e. A. Hill, Green
fountain. Dr. w. s. Devine of this
ity, is chairman of the association fl :
ance committee.
The department secretaries of the as
ociation are as follows: Elementary
rades, Miss Margaret Keen, LeGrand;
ome department, Rev. Rosa Myers,
iartland; teacher training, Rev. A. Is.
Kendall, LeGrand; temperance. Rev J.
" Marshall, Union; missionary, Mrs.
)aisy sweeney. Marshalltown: house
0 house visitation, Miss Marinda
Davis, Clemens.
At the 1909 convention there We're
hown to be in the f1fty-four Sunday
chools of the county total of 574
Ulcers and teachers: total enroll
lent in the schools of 1854, With an
verage attendance of 3,082