The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-07
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Annual County Convention on No
venber Is and il.

tended and most helpful of any held
in years. Two dinners together for
the workers OF city and county, and
two great evening mass meetings, 10
which the world Is invited, which will
be addressed by DR.. Edwards, of Penn
College, and Prof. Athearn, of Drake
University, ach preceded by q con-
cert by the Congregations S. S. or.
chestra, led by Mr.. c. L. Farmhouse,
will be especially pleasing features.
Following Is the program.
Wednesday, November 10.
Elementary Day.
9:l5-Song Service, led by Mr.. H. V.
Henness.
9:3O-Spiritual Hour, led by Rev. Or.
/. o. Kemble.
l0:00-Elementary Standards of Elk
cellence for the Individual School
Miss Winnie Lockwood.
0:30-The Graded Lesson Course for
the Elementary Division-Mrs. J.
A. Reynolds.
ll:00-Teacbing Temperance and Mis-
sions to Children-Miss Edith NJ.
Nichols
II :3O-Round Table. on Elementary
Work, conducted by Miss Nichols.
Bring your questions to this ses-
sion.
12:00-Dinner at Christian Church,
after which We will bring the good
news of what we have accomplish
ed this year.
Afternoon Session.
l :S0-Song Service, led by Mrs. Harry
Douglass.
1:45-Our great business hour, when
reports OF different officers for the
past year will be given, and the
success of the 10000 in 1912"
movement announced. The neces.
sary committees will also be ap.
pointed then, and other business
transacted.
3:O0--The Need of Trained Elemen.
tary Teachers-Rev. A. Rosenthal.
3; 30--Story Telling and Hand Work
Miss Edith M. Nichols.
4 100 = Demonstrations of Lesson
Teaching and Hand Work In three
- Different Rooms.
Beginners TO years. Miss Lii.
liam Kilburn.
Primary, 6 to 8 years. Miss Gla-
dys Musick.
Junior . to 12 years, Mrs. L. E.
Corlett.
Evening Session.
Z: 30-Concert by Congregational S. S.
Orchestra of 40 pieces, c. L. Barn.
house, director.
s: 00-Address by Or. David NJ. Ed.
wards, OF Penn College.
Thursday, November ID.
Senior aud Adult Day.
8; l5-Song Service, led by Mr. II V.
Henness.
|. o. Kembc.
20: Gen ference a ia Ii 4,lAree Rooms
Intermediates, led by Miss Eloise
Srell.
Seniors, led by Mrs. Matilda Bond.
Adults, led by Supt. r. w. Else.
These conferences will consider
the special needs of these ages.
IL: O0-Intermediates and How to
Teach Them
The Boys, Miss Mary Kissick.
The Girls, Mrs. J. F. Cruzen.
II: 3O-Intermediate and Senior Grad.
ed Lessons-Miss Elois Smell.
Miss Smell is the State Expert for
the ages above twelve, and will
and helpful thoughts and sugges-
tons.
Dinner at Christian Church.
Discusion-What Shall be Our
Slogan for Next Year?
Afternoon Session.
l :30-Praise Service, led by Mrs. Har.
ry Douglass.
2:00-Seniors and How to Teach them
The young ladies, Mrs. DR.. Rod
gers.
The young men, Mr.. Wilbur Hoy.
2: 30-Trained Teachers a Necessity
Prof. Case. of Penn College.
8: O0-The teen" Age Pupil in the Ru.
raj Sunday Scholars. V. Hites.
S:S0-Adult Glass Hour-Miss Elois
Smell.
4 :00-Organized Glass Hour.
What We do and how we do it, by
teachers and representatives of
some of the greatest classes in
and out OF the county.
This may be the greatest hour of
the day, or OF the convention.
Evening Session.
7:30-Concert by the Congregational
s. s. Orchestra of 10 pieces.
S:00-Address by Prof. w. s. Athearn.
of Drake University, Des Moines.
Subject: Gods Unfolding Child
A short business hour will be in.
serted somewhere during this
day.