The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-04-15
PROGRAMME FOR
BIG CONVENTION
TENTATIVE PLANS MADE FOR
SPEAKERS AT THE COMING
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION
WHICH WILL BE HELD IN FAR
GO, MAY is TO 10.

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The annual convention of the state
Sunday School association win be In
Fargo May 1s, Ia and IS, Arrange
ments have been made to accommo-
date. over 500 delegates and It Is
thought this will be one of the big
gest Sunday school conventions ever
held in the state. The programme mas
not been all completed and parts Of
st will no doubt be changed, but from
the present schedule the speakers are
among the most able. that can be SCI
cured. The tentative programme is
as follows
Thursday Evening, May 10.
7:0O-Topic-W What of the Future?
7:15--Band concert in front OF the
church.
s:OO-The Future of the Interna-
tional AssociationH Hugh Cork, Chr
cago.
S;i5-The Future of the North Da-
kota Association
S:30-The Denominations and the
Association: The Methodists, Rev
S. Al. Danford, Bismarck; The Pres
byterians. Rev. DR.. Bailey, Devils
Lake; The Baptists Rev. F. w.
Pugh. Grand Forks; The Congrega-
tionalists, Rev. r. A. Beard, Fargo;
The Moravians. Rev. f. #. Heinrich
Davenport; The Evangelicals, Rev.
E. G. Oeder, Great Bend; The Ger
man Baptis0. Rev. c. A. Gruhn,
Goodrich.
Srto NTe~r4 E4nye
Conventions Bands-Mars' band Of
First Methodist Episcopal. Fargo. ard
Boys band Of Presbyterian Sunday
school, Monango.
Convention Specialist-Hugh Cork,
Chicago, assistant general secretary
of international Sunday School asso-
citation.
Convention Soloist-Rev. Ralph T.
Fulton. Forbes
Children's Meetings Every after
noon Immediately at the close of pub
lie schools. Rev. Frank Rines Of New
Rockford win give ''chalk talk" to
all Fargo Sunday school children.
Conference on the New Graded
work-Tuesday D. m, at Congrega-
tional church, followed by supper.
Price 35 cents.
Department Work of Conferences
Thursday at 5 p. M, at Congrega-
tional church followed by supper. Price
35 cents.
Sunday, May 14.--Mothers' Day cele-
brated in home churches. Convention
session in First Methodist Episcopal
church; exhibit in Baptist church
Tuesday, May IS.
Morning-Arrival and assignment
of delegates.
200 p. m.-opening devotional ex-
ercises.
2:30 p. m.-Elementary Division
Especial programme).
Tuesday Evening.
7..So-Special concert given by the
orchestra and Glee club of the First
Methodist Sunday school, Fargo. Pre-
ceded by band concert in front of the
church.
characterization exercises of first
Teacher Training class of North Da-
kota Sunday School association,
S:45-Address Our Assoc
ciation Work Stands For-Hugh Cork,
Chicago.
Wednesday Morning, May II.
9:0O-Song service.
9:15-Bible study-Dr. Stearns
9:45-The Possibility of the Sunday
School Observation-Disclosures H. w.
Phelps, Grafton.
Business End Of the Sunday
School Hugh Cork.
Discussion led by George L. Hemp
stead, jamestown.
Afternoon.
1:30-Song service.
1:45-Bible stldy-Dr Stearns.
2:15-An Order Of Service of Sunday
Schools-Hugh Cork, Chicago.
2:45-House to House Visitation, as
department of our state work.
What it is; its possibilities; shall we
adopt? Discussion.
4:00-Religious Census OF Fargo
taken under supervision of Hugh Cork.
All delegates are expected to assist in
this visitation.
7:8o-song service with orchestra
assisting.
S:oO-Flag Drill-salute to the Chris
tan Flag.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of Human
ity-Rev, w G. Rees, Kenmare.
S:45-Solo-Rev. Ralph It. Fulton
Forbes.
9:00-Address - Parents Problems:
Can the Sunday School Help Solve
Them?-Hugh Cork Chicago.
Thursday Morning, May 1s.
Topic-Sunday School Evangelism.
9:00-Bible study
9:30-Methods by which to Evan
gelize: 1-Confirmation Glasses, Rev.
G. e. Stinson, Grafton; 2-Decision
sAts y-a-