Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-06-12

1.-THE general secretary 81 thez state,
"a. M. Locker, for making Minneso-
ta's Sunday school standard 50 high.
The Sunday school Is the bodyguard
LOT the church and Mrs. Hobart con-
trasted the Sunday schools sof for,
inner days with Sunday schools 81
today. Today every Sunday school
needs two training classes. She urg-
ed US after the first course was TAX
len, to take an advanced course She
also spoke very highly Of the train
ing class Of Marshall county, which
stands second in the state. Mrs. Ho-
bart's address was finished BY ID
round table conf ference. sss 3
Miss Agnes Melgaard, who repre-
scented the county at the state con-
lyention at Duluth, March 27-3D,
1913, gave an excellent report 81
that invention. This report was
given without notes. Not only. the
delegates complimented Miss Mel
gard, but Mrs. Hobart, the state
speaker, said she had never heard
a report given so we'll.
The nominating commute lee now
reported and a motion was made
and carried that the officers named
be elected:
President G. 2. Sjostrand.
Vice President. w. Thomas. sI8
Secretary and Treasure Mrs. Il.
Crummy.
/ Elementary supt. Mrs. a. e. Ro-5
binson.
Advanced Supt. Agnes Melgaarc,;.
Adult Supt-J. w. Field.
Teachers Training Supt. Mrs. G..
E. Lundquist.
Home Dept. and Home Visitors
supt. Mrs. Milo Warner. Z
Missionary and Temperance supt
Mrs. Nixon.
A few minutes being left, MS.
Hobart was asked to speak on Anti
Cigarette day, which she did.
$50 p. m. Mr.. Macy, Of Argyle,
opened the evening session, and
spoke on Personal Contact in the
Principle Of Teaching One prineii-
pie Of personal contact. We must
find common ground. When a.
teacher fails to get a response, the
cause is in himself and he must
find place where he can get q re
Spouse. The silent action Of our
lives may have more influence than
what we say.
George Purvis, of Argyle, sang a
solo which was very much enjoyed
Mrs. Hobart's closing address was,
Gods Boys and Girls She said
children are Gods heritage, and
how much time and instr ton we
should put into the work for God 4
boys and girls. thing is so iin-
|teresting as the elopment Of a.
little child. If method is all We
have, we might as we'll close our
doors. As teachers we must study
boys and girls, as well as our bible.
Miss. Agnes Steyning, of Stephen
was elected delegate from the couyl-.
ty to attend the state convention at
NVinona in 1911. A motion was
made and carried that the nest.
county convention be held in War.
ren. The convention closed with.
the benediction BY Rev. Assadorians
The efforts of the Misses Agnes.
and Irene MeIgaard and florence
Meisch in arranging enterta inment.
for the various delegates and visit-.
ors to the convention was highly
appreciated by all. We wish to es-
pceially mention the hospitality Of
the people of Argyle.
In Middle River, on june 3, there.
was a district meeting in which.
Mrs. Jean p. Hobart, state worker
and Mrs. "A. :. Re binson, elementary
slperint endent Of the county, took
part and helped organize the dis
Itrict. The following officers were
Ielected:
President Otto Franz.
Vice President Mrs. "a. Q. Drefeesp
Secy. and Treas Mrs. G. Wright
Elementary SUI Bessie Wing.
Cradle Roll :Supt May WING.
Mrs. Wiclslund was to take charge
lot the cradle roll in Middle itlvel..
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