Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-10-17
EXTENSIVE PROGRAM
FOR 5. 5. WORKERS
FoRTY.FouRTH ANNUAL CON-.
vENTloN TO BE HELD IN
cLEMoNs OCT. $3.50.
SESSIONS TO BE HELD
IN CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Rev. v. s. Johnson, Of Clemens, is
President, and Mrs. A. L. GilIett, Of
This City, Secretary Of the Associa.
tion-Miss candaes Smith chairn,a an
Of Local Entertainment Committee.

A program filled to overflowing
awaits the session Of the forty fourth
annual convention Of the Marshall
County Sunday School Association. to
be held at the Clemens Christian
church Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Oct. $3.50.
Rev. u. S. Johnson, of Clemens, is
president Of the association and Mrs.
A. l.. Gillett, of this city, secretary.
Miss Candace Smith, of Clemens, is
chairman of the local entertainment
committee
local workers. and discussions Of topics
will make up the programs for the diff
ferent sessions.
Opening Days Program
The theme of the first days opening
program is Sunday School Associa-
lions; Purpose. Scope, and Method"
The program will open at 9 o'clock
with a song and praise service, 'The
Worlds and international Association
Work" will be the subject of a paper
by Miss Grace Jones, a state worker.
Iowa and It's Mission" will be the
subject of a paper by another state
worker. THE County and Its Place"
will be the subject Of an address by
Rev. U. 8. johnson, and j. r. Howard
will talk on 1.-The Township or County
District: which?" An association round
table will follow, after which Miss
Jones will deliver an address on THE
Unfolded Child and the Graded
Course" A social and registering per-
iod for delegates and visitors will pre-
cede the dinner served in the basement
of the church to all delegates and visi-
tors.
The afternoon program theme will
be Our Department Work." when de-
partment officers will give reports as
follows: Elementary. Mrs. e. L. Con-
don, LeGrand: secondary, Rev. 8. G..
Wadding. Albion; adult. E. J. Dillon.
Liscomb: home and visitation. Robert
Paul, Gilman; teacher training. Mrs. F.
F. Arney, Marshalltown: missionary,
Rev. r. p. Potter, Conrad. Miss Jones
will give an address on "The Teaching
of Missions to Children" and Rev. O.
D, Elicit, Of Marshalltown, will talk on
'"The Sunday School ~ q National
Asset" A business session and g bas-
ketball game will precede the supper
hour. t4.
The evening program will open with
a song service. in charge Of Roy. F.
Everett. The Bevins' Grove Church OF
Christ choir will sing, and Floyd
Brackney will give a piano solo. The
Clemens Christian church choir will
also sing, after which Miss Jones will
deliver an address on What Consti-
tutes a Equipped Sunday School"
Wednesdays Program.
The program for Wednesday,, the
second day, will open with the theme
of Graded Schools and Graded Les
sons" for the morning session. Fol-
lowing the song and devotional service
Roy F. Everett Of Clemens. will talk
on 1.-THE Graded School and It's Needs.
A round table discussion. on THE
Place and Work in the Sunday School"
will be conducted by w. D. Stem.
Topics assigned are: The pastor, Rev.
A. ]. Hanson. LeGrand; the superin-
tendent. Roy Stoddard, Gilman; the
officers. ]. c. Mickle, Albion; the
teacher, Rev. ]. ALDER. Laurel. Rev.
Leon S. Dudley, state worker, Will
give an address on "Gcd's Graded
Child" and will be followed by an adj
dress by Rev. j. A. Delk, of LeGrands
with a talk on THE Bible in the Sun
day School-Horv and Why?" Mr.. Stem
will lead conference, and dinner will
be served at 11:45. An hour later
committee meeting will be held. to-
gether with conference # county and
township officers with state workers.
Doing Things for the Adult" will be
he theme of the Wednesday after
1oon's program. A song and prayer
service will open the session at 1880, to
oa followed by a paper. Adults Or
sanized for Service" by Mrs. e. j. Dill
on 1.-The Adult, His Place In and Out
If the Sunday School" will be the sub
ject of talk by Rev. B. F. Martin, OF
this city. A short business session will
follow. after which Mr.. Stem will give
talk Special music by the public
schools Of Clemens will begin at 1880.
After adjournment, at o'clock. there
will be a conference Of the officers
with the state workers. Al $50 supper
will be served the delegates in the
church basement.
The sevening service opens at
O'Clock with song. to be followed by
CilOTal SINGING, coHuuCteu -! INoS T.
Everett. w. d. Stem will give read
ing Presentation Of a Gift" and Pro-
fessor Everett will sing. The Mission
Of the Sunday School, will be the sub
ject of an address by Miss Grace Jones.
Rev. Leon S. Dudley will speak on the
subject THE Highway of Christianity"
Program For Thursday.
Thursday forenoon's program on the
theme "How to Do Things?" will open
at SIS with song and prayer service
for the inactive schools. A business
meeting will follow Mrs. c. c. Urine.
of this city. will read paper on How
and Why of Missions In the Sunday
School" "How and Why of the Graded
Teacher and His Training will be the
subject Of paper read by Mrs. p. F..
Arney. of this city. Mrs. E L. Condor,
Of LeGrand. will give short talk. THE
Senior Age" will be the subject OF an
address by Rev. Leon s. Dudley The
annual message, How to Build and
Kill" will be delivered. During the
noon hour the delegates will take din
ner in the basement of the church.
GO Ye and Do Things Worth
While" will be the theme OF the after
noon program, which begins at
O'Clock with song and prayer service.
After the new constitution and bylaws
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