Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-02-24
CONVENTION
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!. Valley CIV 4 Wednesday
And 1hu3lU THIS feet

the SOCIETY," slOTHtne fE1en0legH Wnlch ].
to be held in Valley. City on. Wednesday
and Thursday Of this week. @ s
An excellent program has been ,arrang.
cd fdr the occasion, and several speaker.
Of prominence have been engaged:
Following are the present officers: Hor
J. P. Jackson, president: F. f. Pa ckard
first vice. president: r. H. Ntzhugh,. sec.
ond vice.president: Geo. II. Newcomb, re-
cording secretary; j. L., Bell. treasurer.
PROGRAM.
Wednesday afternoon $780,. In City Hall.
Call to order by the president-Hon. j.
p. jackson, Bismarck.
Praise with prayer-Rev. E. Jones,
Fairmount. \,
Address-"Juvenile Delinquqency'1.
w. Brown, Mandan Superintendent Re-
form School, Mandan). !
. Address-Rev. James Parsons, Minne..
apolis superintendent MINI. Society for
the Friendless)
Wednesday Evening 1880
Devotional Rev. d. N. Lower. Fessen
den. 500 81. ~ r. egraay
y (By, chorus from Normal School Music
Dept. directed by Dean GoodselD. !,
Welcome to the City-His Honor
Mayor D. s. Plattou..
Welcome by the Churches-Re. C. c..
Vermilya, pastor NJ. E. Church.
Address-"North Dakota's Black Dis.
grace"-Supt Geo.. B. Newcomb. Bis.
marck.
Mus:c-Directed by Dean Goodsell
Benedictory Prayer.
Thursday Forenoon, 800. $780,.
Praise service-Rev. s. Il Hammond.
Steele. BY,
The President Address--Hon. J. p.
Jackson Bismarck.
The supterintendent's Anusl Report
Geo. B. Newcomb.
The Treasurer's Annual Report-Mr.
J. L. bell, Bismarck.
Music.
Address-"Education for, Parenthood''
Prof. Rudolph Acher, Valley City.
Business-Election Of officers. report
auditing con mittee etc. t /
Recess. n o ",
49, Thursday Afternoon 200. r.
Deyotional--Rcv. ". P. Canine, James.
town. aH
Sex Hygiene-A Discussion 't>
(a) Should It be taught in the, public
schools in the state?-Mr. 6. W. Hanna,
supt. City Schools, Valley City.
(b) Should it be taught in the churches
OF the State?-Dr. A.. ]. MCDANIEL Minot
(c)f Should it be- taught through the
press of the State Fl. Z. Packard Bis.
,g @ u4s
(d) Should II. be taught in the, home by
the parents?-Hon: b., F. Spaldinng; Chief
Justice Supreme Court, ND. General dis
cussion led by President B. H. Kroeze,
College, Jamestown. followed
by Rev. w. G.. Lyon, Valley City.
Evening 1870 in the. Armory.
Music-Directed by Dean GoodselE..
Prayer.
Adress-His Honor. Governor l. B.
Hanns. @
Address-Rev. James Parsons.
Adjournment with benedlction.
For more than three years the Society
for the Friendless has carried on an, cd
ucatfOnaf work in this state through tho
page and especially through as.
gatherings. The society / sintcr.
eaAO'AAa'aasAoa'0 asau SaAIOO8H tuS cO"OPeCu
ton of the Christian ministry and the
of-athe schools Superintend.
ent Newcomb has been able To- address
large numbers Of people generally and the
body particularly III
The: various organizations such as
temperance societies, women's
clubs, Christian Endeavor and others In.
in d Better North Dakota" are
urged to send representatives to this am
nualS meeting.
The National Society for the Friendless
headquarters in Kansas City now
In Its 18th year has become the largest
organization Of its kind in this country.