The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-05-28

son Fargo.
Response in behalf of associa-
ton and delegates, DR.. H. J.
Rowe, Casselton.
10:15-Teacher training department,
in charge Of Mrs. w. J. Clapp,
Fargo, county superintendent.
Another year of teacher train
ing advancement, qMrs. A. A.
Love, Fargo; Mrs. F. D. Hail,
Fargo; F. v. Hutchinson, Far
go; David Sonquist, Fargo.
Discussion - Everybody's Ex-
perience with Everyone Pre-
pared.
Address - DR.. Wallace N.
Stearns, Fargo, state superin-
tendent teacher training.
11:55-Appointment Of committees.
Recess.
Thursday Afternoon.
1:S0-Opening Worship and Song,
Rev. F. L. Stever, Fargo.
2:00-Reports of officers
(a) President.
(b) Secretary.
Co Treasurer.
(d) Department superintend-
ents.
(e) District superintendents.
2:45-School reports for premium
awards by officers and dele
gates.
Each school in the county is
expected to be represented at
this session with a report on
the standard for schools. Dele
gates will be ready to report
the standing of their schools
on the following points, upon
which a first (blue ribbon)
premium, second cred ribbon)
premium, and a third (white
ribbon) premium will be award
ed by the exhibit committee:
l. Number of points in school
standard which our school
has earned
2. Number in cradle roll.
3. Number in teacher training
class.
4. Number in organized
5. Number in home depart
6. Average attendance of
school.
Z. Number bringing Bibles.
8. Years gift to missions.
9. Years gift to county and
state work.
10. Number Of Sunday school
members uniting with the
church on confession during
the year.
II. Number using graded les
sons.
II. Total mileage of DELEGATES
attending 1913 convention.
IS. Exhibit Of school to be at
Fargo at the opening Of the
convention.
Enrolment of school exclusive
of cradle roll and home DEPART
ment.
Delegates should also be ready
to make the school pledge to
county and state work when
called for.
3;30-Home Department Possibilities,
Mrs. Nelson Sauvain, Cassel-
ton.
3:55-Temperance in the Sunday
School, Mrs. Ella Morris Snow.
Fargo, state elementary super
intendent.
4:2O-Organized Glasses for Boys and
Girls, Rev. +. H, Talbot, Tower
City.
4:40-Service Of conservation of
Sunday school teachers to their
task, Walter A. Snow. general
secretary, Fargo.
Recess.
Thursday Evening.
8:00-Song service in charge Of Prof.
E. S. Reynolds, Fargo.
8:15-Four Kinds Of Sunday School
Folks. Walter A. Snow.
Music. ...
Offering for county and state
work.
Teacher training graduation.
Prayer-Rev. R. A. Beard, Far
60.
Address to graduates-Rev. H.
P. Cooper, Casselton.
Presentation Of diplomas-Wal-
ter A. Snow. -
Comforting seals for additional
work.
Dismission.
Friday Morning.
9:00-Devotional service, Rev. D. c..
Heinrich, Leonard. LII
9:20-Bringing the County Sunday
School Up to the Standard;
Present and Future Standards,
Walter A. Snow, Fargo.
9:50-Importance of the Adult Bible
Class, Rev. F. G. Behner, Fargo,
state superintendent organized
Bible class.
10:2o-Cass County at the State Con-
vention, A. L. Bishop, Fargo,
president state association.
10: Admissions in the Sunday School,
Mrs. Ella M. Snow, Fargo.
11:10-The Secret Of Moravian Giving,
Rev. w. G. Schattschneider,
Durbin.
IL :35-Exhibition Of missionary mater
ial, w. ]. Lane, Fargo.
Business.
Recess.
Friday Afternoon.
1:3o-Devotional service, Rev. A. Me-
hus, Fargo.
1:45-Special Memorial day music.
I: SEM Memorial address - Teaching
Patriotism In the Sunday
school, Hon. Smith Stimmel
Fargo.
q. 20-Success In Graded Work, II
charge OF Mrs. w. B. Auxer
Moorllead, county elementary
superintendent.
Beginners-Mrs. II. An1erland
Fargo -a .,.@