Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1913-04-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL lNSTI-.
I TUTE MAY 8 and 9
PROGRAM OF RELIGIOUS EDucA
TloN INSTITUTE OFFERS
EXCEPTIONAL TALENT.
Il. W. TUr1LE TO CONDUCT INSTITUTE
Sabbath School Workers Of Man
4sS chester Urged 70 Attend
the Sessions.

pastor of the Congregational church
Of this city for nearly sixteen years
will conduct Sabbath SchooA inst
tute in this city on May Sth and 9Th
the sessions to be held in the Congre
gational church. Since leaving Man
chester Rev. Mr.. Tuttle has been en-
gagged as general superintendent OF
Sabbath school work for the Congre
gational churches of Iowa, and during
the years that he has been engaged
in this work has made a thorough
study of the many problems which
confront the Sabbath school worker.
While the institute is being conducted
under the auspices Of the Congrega-
tional Sunday School and Publishing
society, every one interested In Sum
day school work in Manchester, re-
gardless of church affiliations, Is not
only invited, but urged to avail them
selves Of this opportunity to hear
many Of the important Sunday school
problems discussed by men and Wo-
men who have made a life study OF
the work, and who have been singu-
larly successful in their vocation.
Every church and Sunday school in
the Northeastern Association of Con-
gregational churches Is urged to send
one or more delegates. Delegates
will be furnished lodging and break
fast by the people Of Manchester. All
delegates are urged to send their
names to Rev. J. F. Moore OF this
city not later than Monday. May 9th.
Among the Sabbath school workers
who will take an important part on
the program Of the institute are Rev.
R.W. Cannon, D. D., Of Chicago;
Miss Grace Jones OF Drake Uniyersi-
ty, pes M0ines; Mr.. e. j. Jaqua, a |
graduate Of Grinnell college and I'm
ion Theological seminary; Miss Luei |
la j. Reed OF Shenandoah; Rev.
Arthur Metcalf of Webster City, Iowa,
and Rev. w. H. H. Schwedler OF Wa
terloo. 5-.
Rev. Mr.. Tuttle has been fortunate
In procuring exceptional talent for
this program, as will be seen by the
Thursday, May sth 1918.
Morning.
Words Of Welcome 1. Rev, J. F. Moore
Matboas ot Hsnty an
t. :. ~ ssx r ". Cannon. D. D.
Financing the Sunday School and Mis-
- an Is . IL
The Graded Lessons and the Developing |
EVANGELISM and the Graded /, Lesson; s Ne: ~
5s MI $5sssY Afternoon. S3sss r l
The Home and the Sunday School
-. V: H. w. Tuttle
ae .s. ..R. W. Cannon. D. i:
Teaching the Bible as ~; Literature, .,
N.... MtS6 Luela Read. Ph. u.
Stories and Story Telling.
A Bible story Told. Rev. I Arthur Metealf
Art and Music in the Ioney
-. Rev r. W. Cannon. D. D.
Friday, May 9th. 1913.
4 Morning
The Pilgrim Standard OF EFFICIENCY.
Questions and discussion. = $50
The Departmental Sunday School,.
Rev. R. w. Cannon. D. D.
Music in II the sunday sehSel e, Ian.
Bible instruction in Europe. 80:
z. !. -. :. Miss Luella Read
Afternoon.
A Model Sunday School as Exemplified
BY the School Carried on by the Fac
ulty Of Union TheoloEieal Seminary =:
Questions and Discussion. 4
The Graded Sunday School as ExempH- :
fled in an Iowa Church
questions and Discussion. ~
Teacher Training Classes. -.
-. Rev. r. w. Cannon. D. D.
Round Table and Question Box. :.
s..f.... Rev. r. w. Cannon, d. D..
Rev. Il. w. Cannon. D. d.
Address. The Mother of a Lawgiver..
-. 49,. 49,. III. w. Tuttle {
A word regarding the principal &
Ipeakers which appear on this pro- !
,ram will prove of interest to our ts
'eaders. Rev. r. w. Cannon, D. D..
s the district secretary for the Con- 1