Evening journal., 1913-04-17
SABBATH
SCHOOL WORK
OF The STATE
To be Reviewed at Annual
Meeting to be Held in
Dover This Month
MANY DISTINGUISHED
SPEAKERS ON PROGRAM

SPEAKERS ON PROGRAM
Special to TIE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER. Del, April 1.-THE fol-
lowing program is announced for the
26th annual convention of the Della
ware State Sunday School Association
to be held on Wednesday and Thurs
day. April SO-May l, at the Peoples
Church, Dover:
Wednesday MOrning-First Session.
IO.3O-Song Service,
Hon. W. O. Hoffecker
1O.45-With the Word,
Rev. J. w. Weddell
11.O0-Glad to see you,
John B. Hutton
Thank you, l. Elmer Perry.
11.20-Every Teacher Soul Winner,
Rev. ]. w. Weddell
11.50-Appointment of Committees.
Announcements. Benediction.
Second Session.
1.45-Song and Prayer Service,
Rev. H. S. Johnson
2.OO-Conference: o. A. B. G.
a. Value of Glass Organization,
Robert g. Houston.
b. Promoting Bible Study ana
Prayer Life, Rev. u Frank
lin Smiley, d. ID.
c. o. A. B. c. Objec.ives,
Rev. Thomas Getz Hill
2.30-Teacher Training Opportuni-
ties, Rev j. Ross Stonesifer
25O-The pastor in the Sunday school
Rev. J. E. Hunsberger
3.2O-The Challenge Of Adolescence,
John l.. Alexander, Chicago
3.40-Question Box.
4.00-Section Conferences:
County and Hundred Ofhcers
Miss Edna G. Barker
Elementary Division,
Miss Clara Mendinhall
Secondary Division,
John L. Alexander
Teacher Training,
Miss Edna +. Ewell
6.OO-Meeting of Executive Commit
tee.
Third Session.
730-Song Service.
Hon. w. o. Hoffecker
With the Word,
Rev. A. w. Lightbourne
75O-Music.
s.OO-The Outlook, C. H. Cantwell.
S.20-Music.
S.3O-The Last Frontier to Religious
Education. John L. Alexander
Music and benediction.
Thursday MOrning-FOurth Session.
9.00-Song and Prayer Service,
Hon. w. o. Hoffecker
9.20-Keeping the Boys in the Sun
day School, John L. Alexander
9.45-General secretary's. report ana
outlook. Miss Edna c. Barker
The Elementary outlook,
Miss Clara Mendinhall
The Teacher Training Out
look Miss Edna K. Ewell
The.Home Department Out
look Miss Maggie S. Wilson
The Adult Glass Outlook
The Missionary Outlook.
Mrs. c. S Robb
The Temperance Outlook
Mrs L. w. Aron
The Financial Outlook,
]. H. Burns
The Report of the Treasurer,
George j. Chandler
1OsO-ohering.
10.40-Conference: The Superintend-
ents Opportunity.
a. In the School,
Lewis NJ. Price
b. In the Teachers Meeting,
Henry R.. Isaacs
c. Through the Week,
Thomas P. Scott
i1fO-Report of Committees.
Election of Officers.
1914, Where?
11.20-Junior Problems,
Rev. Horace T. Houf
11.50-Announcements,
Benediction.
Fifth Session.
1.45-Song and Prayer Service,
Hon. w. o. Hoffecker
2.00-Home Department Possibilities,
Miss Maggie S. Wilson
2.20--Missionary Teaching,
Rev. Thomas p. Holloway
2.50-Beginnings
Miss Clara Mendenhan
80 - Round Table: Temperance
Teachings. Mrs. L. w. Aron
8.30-The 'een Age and the Sunday
School, John l.. Alexander
2.50-Conference: The Organized
Work.
a. The School Association.
/. Elmer Perry
b. The Hundred Associa-
ton Howard R. Moore
c. The County Association,
e. Ross Farra
d. The State Association,
c. II. Cantwen
e. The Worlds and Inter-
national Association,
John L. Alexander
f50-Adjournment
6.30-Elementary Banquet. Presby.
terian Chapel.
Sixth Session.
7.30-Song Service,
Hon. W. o. Hoffecker
With the Word.
Unfinished Business.
Offering
S00-Teacher Training Recognition
Service Conducted by Miss
Edna K. Ewell.
s15-Music.
,20-"M "Milestones." Rev George d.
Adams. ID. d.. Philadelphia
s15-Closing Words from our presi-
dent. Adjournment
The officers are as follows: Presi-
dent, /. Elmer Perry, Wilmington;
recording secretary, ]. II. Burns
Wilmingtons treasurer. George }.
Chandler. Centreville: chairman of
executive committee. c. H. Cantwell,
Wilmington; general secretary. Miss