The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-24


Blue and white. Mrs. Georgia Fowler,
Mrs. Julia Laird.
The misunderstanding Methodist.
Motto: That Life is Long That An
swers Life's Great End. Colors: Old
rose and cream. LORNA Marion Beth,
Marjorie Mckenzie, Alfredo McLaren,
katherine McLaren, Naomi Bell Peo-
pies, F.. ". Delena Stinson, Elizabeth
Edna Wheeler, Mabel Alice Wheeler.
The Ayr Pioneers-Ayr Presbyterian.
Motto: On to Victory. Colors:
White and purple. Mrs. Sara Stock
ford, Viola Rose, Aleda Rose, Wilfred
c: Mckay, Kathryn Nelson.
The AmphireaIs-Absaraka Methodist.
Motto: knowledge Is Power. Col
ors: Lavender and white. Anna Paul
inc Nilsson, Mrs. j. L. Hay, Clara Lind
say, Minnie Hagermister, Frank Lind
say, Katherine Woodside, Mrs. Mary
Cuthbertson. Florence Tucker, Mary
Hagermister, Ed. Tucker, Wilfred
Lindsay.
The Erie HustIers-Erie Presbyterian.
Motto: Diligent Labor Brings It's
Own Reward. Colors: Green and yell
low. Mrs. Duncan Bissett, Kate Cam
eron, William H. Cassell, Laura l..
Hill, Mrs. j. A. Hill, Mrs. Willis Hill,
Jennie Hudson, Agnes F. Mcleod, An
ME F. Mcleod, Kate Mcleod, Mrs. II.
F. Nutting, Ralph T. Fulton, Fargo,
special.
ADVANCED STANDARD.
The stearns cIass-First %consresa-
tional, Fargo.
Motto: Efficiency, Service. Flower:
white. Mrs. Andrew A, Love, Walter
A. Snow, Florence B. Sell, Ella M.
Snow.
The castaIians-First Methodist,
Fargo.
Motto: Highest Aspiration. Colors:
Light, white, gold. Flower: Violet.
Ella Beckman, Mrs. w. J. Clapp, Clara
Pollock, Blanch Sands, Vivian Shute.
LIST OF PREMIUMS
To Be Awarded cass County Sunday
Schools at Fargo, May 1890, 1918.
Highest award, twentieth century
ribbons. First, second and third prem
iums for each item following:
/. Highest number points in the
school standard.
2. Largest cradle roll in proportion
to size of school.
3. Largest number of school in
teacher training classes.
4. Largest number in organized
classes in proportion to size of
school. .
5 Largest number in home depart
ment in proportion to size Of
school. II
6. Largest average attendance in pro-
portion to size of school.
Z. Largest number bringing Bibles in
proportion to size Of school.
8. Largest per capita gift to mis-
sions.
9, Largest per capita school gift to
county and state work.
10. Largest number of enrolment
uniting with the church on con-
fession during the year.
II. Largest number Of enrolment US
ing graded lessons.
IL. Greatest total mileage Of delegates
attending this convention
10. Best exhibit of graded and hand
work.
Delegates.
All pastors and superintendent are
delegates ex-officio. Every school is
entitled to send two delegates in ad-
dition. Each school having an enroll
ment of over fifty, can elect and send
two additional delegates for each ex-
cessive fifty of enrolment or major
fraction thereof. Each school should
send its full Qutoa Of delegates with
out fail.
Entertainment.
Names of delegates should be re-
ported to Mrs. S. B.. Babcock, 702
Thirteenth street south, Fargo, N. D.,
without delay, that the local com
mittee may be advised of the number
to entertain. Please advise the enter
tainment committee on what train
you will arrive.
Reception.
On your arrival you will be met at
the depot nj escorted to the -lace
of assignment by the reception COM
mittee. Look for the badges. The
entertainment will be OF: tho Harvard
plan. The committee will meet trains
commencing Wednesday evening, May
Is.
The Work.
The county association is a part of
the state nter-denominational as
sociation-itself a part of the great
International sunday school movement.
1t is fully Observation-Disclosures, and
each school in the county is n
urged to send delegates but SCI that
the delegates are advised of all the de-
partfnent work and general condition
in their schools so as to be able to
give a full report.
All sessions open to everybody.
tH #a 49, HNZ E.S
CONVENTION COMMITTEES.
Entertainment Committee-Mrs. S.
B. Babcock, chairman; Mrs. Geo.
Sweetland, Mrs. "A. "A, Love, Mrs. .. S.
Hadeland, Mrs. J. A. Jardine, Mrs. G.
f. Greenwood, Mrs. August Schwartz,
Mrs. j.. B. Forsbarg.
Reception Comnittee-Miss Florence
Webster, chairman; Edwin Boerth,
Kellogg Bascom, Carl C.. Pitsch, w. A.
Landblon, Miss Ethel Rhodes, Sam'I
Teichmann, L.. r. Carlson, Floyd
Emery, Miss katherine G. Boise.
Premium and Exhibit Committee
Rev. f. G. Behner, Miss Ethel Rhodes.
Music.
The convention music will be under
the direction of Prof. e. s.. Reynolds.
leader of the First Baptist church
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