The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-31
OFFICERS NAMED
By CONVENTION
cAsS COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSN. CLOSED LAST NlGHT-oF-
FlcERs ELECTED AND AWARDS
ANNouNcED-c. G. BOISE PRES
IpENT.

With the election Of officers and the
schools the annual convention of the
Cass County Sunday School associa-
ton came to a close last night with a
session which was one of three held
during the day. The award of premi-
ums to the different schools Of the
county was based on percentage fig
ured in proportion to the size Of the
school.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows:
President-C. G. Boise, Fargo.
Vice President-Rev. S. H. Talbot,
Tower City.
secretary-w. H. otterburn, Fargo.
Treasurer-Miss A. M. Dyer, Cassel-
ton.
The list of superintendent Of the
different districts is in course Of prep
arationh and will be announced later.
The awards for the different effici-
encies in the schools as prescribed un-
| der the rules Of the association were
made as follows:
Highest number Of points in the
school standard-Cass Federated, first;
Wheatland Methodist, second.
Largest cradle roll-Cass Federated,
first; Leonard Methodist, second; Ayr
Presbyterian, third.
Largest number enrolled in teacher
training classes-First Congregational
| Of Fargo, first; First Methodist, Sec
ond; Wheatland Methodist, third.
Largest number in organized classes
Fargo Baptist, first; First Methodist
second; Swedish Baptist of Fargo,
third.
Largest number in home DEPART
ment-Cass Federated, first; Fargo
Presbyterian, second; First Methodist,
| third.
Largest average attendance-Broad-
way Methodist of Fargo, first, 80 per
cent; Gardner Methodist second, rs
per cent; Plymouth Congregational
third, 70 per cent.
Largest number bringing Bibles
Crlttenton Home, first; Cass Federal
ed, second; Wheatland Methodist,
third. .... .
Largest per capita gift to missions 49,
Broadway Methodist of Fargo, first, Is
cents each; Davenport Moravian. Sec
ond; First Congregational, third.
Largest per capita school gift to
county and state work-Hunter Meth
odist, first; Zion Methodist, second;
Cass Federated, third.
Largest number united with church
on confession of faith-First Meth
odist of Fargo, 1902; First Baptist, As;
First Presbyterian, as.
Largest number using graded les
sons-Fargo Presbyterian, 49,; Cass
| Federated, 1875; Fargo Baptist, 100.
Best exhibit of graded and hand
work-First Methodist of Fargo, first;
Cass Federated, second.
The grand premium was awarded to
the Cass Federated school, that in
stitution having received nine ribbons
in the awards announced, more thar
any other one school received. The
schools showing the greatest total of
mileage of delegates will be embodied
in a report to be made by the secre-
tarY later. .-
The personnel of the executive com
mittee consists of the elective officers
and Rev. S. G.. Behner of Fargo, DR..
Fl. J. Rowe, Casselton, Mrs. Nutting of
Erie.
Department Superintendent.
Elementary Wanda G.. Cooper of
Casselton.
Evangelism-Rev. w. ], Hutcheson,
Fargo.
Visitation - Rev. w. c. Schat-
| tschneider, Durbin.
Teachers Training-Mrs. w. ].
Clapp, Fargo.
Adult Bible Class-Mrs. R. K. Potter
Of Wheatland.
Missionhry-Lillian Bowers Of Fargo.
Purity-Miss Lillian Topping, Far
go.
Home-Mrs. N. Sauvain of CasseI-
| ton,