The Greeley tribune., 1911-04-13
Bible PLAY
ENACTED BY
SMALL FOLK
..rHE RIyrH STORY" IS TOLD BY
THE LITTLE CHILDREN
Many GOOD THINGS C0M|N6
Conference Of the Religious Educa-
t3on Association Is Attracting
Wide interest Throughout
Greeley

Meetings of the r. e. A. con-
ference are we'll attended and In
crease in interest with each session.
Rev. w. F. Steel, D. D. of Den
YER University was the principal
speaker at the afternoon meeting,
Friday. His subject was "The Bible
in the Life of the College Student"
The dramatization Of the story of
Ruth was given by the children OF
the fourth grade of the Normal un-
der the direction of Miss Frances
Tobey and Prof. Gideon. The story
was worked out of the regular
school work Of the children. the
beautiful language of the Bible is
used, and was told by the children In
costume.
Friday evening. Miss Louise Han
mum, dean of women at the Normal,
gave = remarkable paper on 1.-THE
Englfsh Bible and English Litera-
ture." Henry F. Cope. general secre-
tary of the R. e. A., who came here
from Cleveland. where he has been
conducting another R. E. A. con-
ference. was the other speaker Fri
day evening, giving an excellent ad-
dress on Development and Main
tenance Of the Religious Life"
This morning Miss Virginia Cor
bett Of the State Agricultural college
gave a talk on "The Place of the
Bible in Woman's Sphere" and Mrs
B. T. Vincent of Denver gave a paper
ON THE Story Of the Bible"
Miss Beggs of the Denver univer-
sity faculty. the only woman who
ever obtained a degree from Yale,
also gave an address.
The program this afternoon con-
sisted Of Credits for Bible Study"
Miss Ethel Dullam of the State
"Y. w. C. A. Bible Study"
Mrs. Lester Mclean. jr., and "Ap-
proach to the Bible for Boys and
Gisl in Their Teens" Miss Georgia
Of Chicago.
A reception for the speakers and
visitors win be held 1T the close Of
The afternoon session. This will be
given by the friends of the Y. W. G.
\. members of the Normal.
By special request the dramatiza-
ion of the Ruth Story" will be
,tven again at 1880 O'Clock this
evening in the Baptist church. Those
Who could not attend the r. E. A.
Friday afternoon will be
glad Of a second opportunity of see
ng this excellent dramatization.
The speakers of the evening are
President James H. Baker of the
State university and President z. x.
Snyder of the Normal school.
The speakers of the r. E. A. will
occupy the pulpits in the various
churches Of the city at both morn
ing and evening services Sunday.
Dr.. r. U. Corwin of Pueblo and
formerly member Of the Normal
School board, and Chancellor Buch-
tel of Denver university are the
Ipecial features of the Sunday after
noon service at 2:30. DR.. Corwin
being chief surgeon of the c. F. l.
company, is especially competent to
bring the realities OF the mining
camps to us. His subject IL "The
Living Word in the Mining Camps.
Henry F. Cope will appear again In
The evening when he will present the
matter Of Taking the Sunday
School seriously".
The conference will close Monday
with two addresses. both TO be held
In the Normal chapel. Henry F.
Cope will speak at 10 O'Clock. At
o'clock Father Organ wfll lecture
on Sacred Literature for the Col
lege Student. Father O'Ryan is
not alone in church work
but also in chautauqua and educa-
tional circles.