Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-04-05
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS OF
THE COUNTY WILL MEET
MAY 1 AND 2.
PROGRAM FOR MEETING
HAS BEEN PREPARED
Forty Third Annual Convention Of
County Association to Meet on First
Two Days Of Coming Month-Pro.
gram Of the Different Sessions
Local News.

| Sunday school workers of the coun-
ty Will gather in annual session early
next month, when the forty-third an
nual convention of the Marshall Coun-
ty Sunday School Association will be
held in I.eGrand. Thursday and Fri
chosen, and the program for the ses-
Sions already has been prepared.
! The morning and afternoon sessions
I of the opening day Will be held in the
! Friends church. and the THURSDAY
night, and Friday morning and after
J noon programs will be given in the
! Christian church. G. f. Pickard OF
! this city, is president OF the associa-
! ton; Nj. NJ. Dickson vice president
and Mrs. A l.. Cilletr, also OF this
city, secretary and treasurer.
! Thursdays Sessions.
! The sessions OF Thursday, the open
! ing DAY. will open at 10 o'clock in the
morning with devotional exercises in
charge of Rev. A. j. Hanson of Lee
/ Grand. Why We Invited You" will be
I the opening address of welcome, by
! Mrs. H. G. Herbert. and President
/ Picl1ard will respond with Why We
Came Appointment of committees
will bring the morning session TO
close.
In the afternoon the program begins
at 100 with praise service led 10y
/ Rev s. c. Wadding. of Albion Or
ganized 70: Service will be the sub
iect OF an address by w. d. Stem. of
I Des Moines, secretary Of the Iowa
State Sunday School Association.
! Talks on different phases Of the ele-
1nentary department work will be
given as follows: Cradle roll, Flora
Sharp. LeGrand: beginners. Della
Richards. LeGrand; primary. Mrs.
Walter Clifford, Marshalltown; jun
iors', Miss Hannah Pemberton, Lee
/ Grand A demonstration of work will
4 be shown by the beginners of Le-
! Grand A conference on graded les
sons will be led by Mr.. Stem in closing
i the afternoon session.
! At 7:45 Thursday evening. following
| the opening devotions. a bible drill by
the Intermediates of LeGrand will be
I given This will be followed by an adj
dress on The Three Levels by Rev
DR. D. NJ. Edwards, Of Penn College.
I Oskaloosa Following the benediction
q reception of delegates ard visitors
will be held.
Fridays Program.
I Fridays morning session will open
at 9 O'Clock, with the devotions in
charge Of Rev. j. Albert Delk, of Lee
Grand Reports Of committees will
follow. Under the head of the second
airy department the work of the inter-
mediates and seniors will be told by
Mrs o. D. Elicit. and of the adults by
E ]. Dillon, Of Liscomb. Rev. James
MCGEE will deliver his lecture on The
Big Brother" in closing the forenoon
program.
At 80 the afternoon program will
open by a praise service in charge OF
Rev. Karl Rest. A report of the coun-
~ secretary and treasurer will precede
talks on the work OF the teachers
training department by Mrs. P. F. Ar
ney. Of this city: on temperance, By
Rev. ]. ALDER, Of Laurel, district chair
man Of this department.; mis-
sionary. by Rev. T. P. Potter. of AL
bion; and home and house visitation.
by Mrs J. ". PurseI. Of this city.
The convention will be adjourned at
the close of the afternoon program.
Associations Department Heads.
Heads of the different departments
of the county association. as named at
the last convention, held in this city,
are as follows: Elementary, Miss
Gertrude E Miller; secondary, Mrs.
o. D. Elicit: adult. E. j. Dillon. Lis
comb: teacher training, Mrs. P. F. Ar
ney: tenperan nee, Miss Hattie Dickson;
missionary, Rev. T. P. Potter. Albion;
home and house visitation, Mrs. ]. w.
Pursel boys, NJ NJ. Dickson.