The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-10-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS T0MEET
SAUK CENTRE WILL ENTERTAIN
COUNTY CONVENTION FRI
DAY AND SATURDAY.
ALL DAY And EVENING SESSION
FINE ADDRESSES BY PROMIN-
ENT SPEAKERS-SPECIAL
MUSIC-PROGRAM.

TIL Stearns County Sunday School
Association will hold an annual con-
vention in Sank Centre Friday after
noon, evening and Saturday all day
and evening of this week, as announced
in the Herald of last week. -
This organization is made up of all
the Protestant churches in the county.
Mrs Charles Odds, of St. Cloud is
president, and Mrs. Geo. Rotert Of
Sank Centre is the head of the Teach
er's Training Department. The Her
aid understands that the Baptist Is
the only Sunday school in Sank Gem
tire fully graded although the Metho-
dist school maintains teacher train
ing class. ~
Four experts in the Sunday school
work will attend the convention,
among them being Mr.. Locker, state
secretary of the organization. This
gentleman has but recently returned
from the meeting of the Worlds Sum
day School association held in Switz-
erland and his address Saturday eve
ming will be given over to the work
of this great body.
Special music has been arranged
for the evening meetings to which
the public are most cordially invited.
The following is complete pro-
gram for all of the sessions:
First Day-Afternoon Session
200 Praise Service and
Prayer
2:15 The True Aim of the Sunday
school. local worker.)
2:30 Decision Day. fa1 importance.
(b) How observed. Local
Pastor or Supt. -
2:45 Report of County President.
~ Compare County with
County Standard as to work
done.)
800 Report of County Secretary
and Treasurer.
S:15 Reports Of Department Super
intendents: Elementary,
Secondary, Adult, Teachers
Training, Home, Missionary,
Temperance. General Dis
cussion.
400 Round Table Conference led by
State Worker.
4:30 Appointment of Nominating,
Resolutions, and Enrolment
Committees.
Adjournment. ~-~-.- :.
First Day-Eyening Session =
7:45 Song and Prayer Service. (By
local worker.) -
500 Scripture and Prayer. (By
local worker.)
Boys" Mr.. A. T. Powell.
8:45 Address. "The Supreme Aim"
Mrs. Jean E. Hobart.
Offering.
Benediction
Second Day-Morning Session
$3.50 Devotional Service. (By local
worker)
9:45 Beginners (a) Characteris-
tics. o. Needs. Mrs. Jean
E. Hobart.
1915 "Teen Age Young People"
(a) Characteristics. (b)
Needs. (c) Organization.
Mr.. A. T. Powell.
1O:45 Problem of the Juniors" (a)
Needs. (b) Equipment. Mrs.
Jean E. Hobart.
11:15 "Teen Age Activities" Mr..
A. T. Powell.
Has Round Table Conference led
by A. T. Powell and Mrs.
Jean E. Hobart.
1915 Adjournment
Second Day-Afternoon Session.
200 Devotional Service. (By local
worker.
2:15 Home Bible Study" Mr.. A.
M. Locker.
2:45 Adult Bible Class. 1. Organi-
cation. 2. Activities. Miss
Elizabeth fitzpatrick
3:15 "The Teachers Candle Stick"
Mr.. A. M. Locker.
3:45 "The Sunday School Lesson
Hour" Miss Elizabeth Kill
patrick, Corinth, Miss.
4:15 Round Table Conference led by
Miss Elizabeth fitzpatrick
and Mr. A. M. Locker.
4:30 Bushes Session. Report Of
Committees.
500 Adjournment.
Second Day-Evening Session
7:45 Devotional Service. (By local
worker.)
500 Scripture and Prayer. (By io-
cal worker.)
8:15 Address Impressions Of the
trip to the Worlds Conven-
tion." Mr.. A. M. Locker.
Offering.
8:45 "The New Ideal for Adult BIZ
BILE Glasses Miss Elizabeth
fitzpatrick. Corinth, Miss.
Benediction.