The daily sentinel., 1913-06-03
OLD OFFICERS ELECTED
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Treasurer-Herbert q. Fisher Of
Denver.
Auditor-D d. Watson Of Denver.
Following the election OF Officers
the department superinteudents were
elected as follows:
Denver.
sectional-Rev. Joel Harper of
Denver.
Adult-Dr. ]. r. Robinson of Colo
RADIO Springs.
Home visitation-Pruf \. J. Yoe-
man of Colorado Springs.
Training-Jean f. Webb Of Den
yer.
Missionary-Rev 5. T. Mckinney
OF Denver
Temperanoe-Mrs. w L. Boat
right of Denver.
Evangelical-Rev. ]. L. Thompson
of Greeley.
Managerial-E. NJ. Cosner of Dem
yer.
Financial-w. W. Wolf of Grand
Junction.
This mornings session opened with
about 200 delegates and officers pres
ent, and in the afternoon the number
had been increased by about so.
The first thing on the program was
the convention Sunday school at
$3.50. followed by a model Sunday
school session in which everyone who
was present took part. entering into
the spirit of the event with great in
terest The school consisted of the
following departments: Beginners,
primary. juior. intermediate boys. in
termediate girls, senior boys, senior
girls, adult men, adult women, mis-
siunary department workers, home
Il
workers, superintendent cabinet and
pastors class. Each one had its lead
er and the latter were selected from
the officials and head workers. The
school was a great success, and a
regular Sunday school program. in
cluding the songs, was carried out.
The talk by A. j. Yoemans, state
superintendent, on Home Visitation
Department" was very good, and was
followed by the training department
message by Mrs. Jean F. Webb of
Denver. John l.. Alexander then de
livered his anticipated address on
Tho Spiritual Life of Teen Age BOYS
and Girls
The program for this afternoon
and evening is as follows.
Afternoon Session.
1:45 Bible Message-Rev. w. A.
Phillips.
200 Temperance Department Mes
sage-W. l.. Boatright, state
superintendent.
2:05 Report of the State Superin-
tendent-John C. Carman.
2:10 Report of the Nominating
Committee.
l2:15 Message from the State Board
of Directors and Treasurer.
2:20-Roll Call and Responses of.
Counties by Delegations.
l2:45 Lecture. Revelation and
Scripture"-Dr. Rail.
1925 Music.
$3.50 Lecture, "The Social Life of
Teen Age Boys and Girls
John l.. Alexander,
I4:10 Convention school.
Evening Session.
7:45 Praise and Devotion-Leader
Rev d. l.. Edwards.
| 500 Address, New Forces in Old
Nations"-Miss Maude A.
Price, Kansas.
| $50 Free-will offerings for the In
/ ternational Sunday School
Movement.
| $40 Music.
| S:45 Lecture, Scripture and His
tory''-Dr. Rail.
This afternoon at $3.50 the work
OF raising the state budget of $1,000
was started with Delta county giving
500, Montrose county sl25 and the
other Western Slope counties varying
amounts. Delta raised her pledge to
$125 at 3 80, and the other counties
began sending their amounts higher,
not in a spirit of rivalry so much as
one of more service to the cause.
Mesa county's appropriation had not
been announced at that time. Per-
sonal subscriptions were taken on
pledge cards, as well as some cash,
and quite a sum was realized
The Temperance Department
Message" by Mrs. w. L. Boatright of
Denver, was one of the leading ad
dresses of the afternoon program
which is given above.
Tonight the older boys supper con-
ference or banquet will be held in
the basement of the Methodist church
and will probably be attended by sew
eral score.