The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-10-23
BOYS CONFERENCE
IS NOW PLANNED
ANNOUNCEMENT OUT FOR THE
COLDER BOYS. CONVENTION TO
BE HELD IN NOVEMBER
VIII be Under Direction of the Inland
Empire Sunday School Association
Programs Arranged

One of the most unique conventio
be the colder Boys Conference" or
of eight special conferences to be hel
this fall, which will occur Novembe
1914, and will be participated in
boys between the ages of Is and 2
years and is to be held under the di
rection of the Inland Empire Sunda
School association. Delegates are ex
pected from many points in the In
land Empire Among some of tn
towns that will be represented in tn
conference will be Rosalia, Troy
Pullman, Oakesdale, Colfax, Palouse
Juliaetta and Kendrick. The confer
ence will be serious in it's purpos,
and the word has gone out that those
who do not mean business are mo-
welcome. The following announce
ment was made today by those in
charge:
1.-The registration fee for delegates
and adult attendants will be twenty
five cents. This includes delegates in
Moscow also. Last year the fee was
so cents but on account of some in
dividual gifts, it is possible to secure
some good speakers this year even if
the registration fee is reduced. Those
who intend to register are requested
to do SO in advance. Free entertain
ment, consisting of lodging and break
fast, will be given each delegate.
"Organized Teen Age classes are es-
pecially urged to be well represented
in this conference. Parents in Mos
COW are urged to see that their boy is
registered and to plan his work ahead
so that he can attend each meeting
Something good is in store for every
individual. The very best speakers
who can be obtained will appear on
our platform. A few of the prominent
speakers are: Prof. Curtis Merriman,
Cheney Normal School; Mr.. ,E. G.
Knapp, and President M. A. Brannon
of the University of Idaho"
The following is the provisional
program announced:
Friday EVENING", banquet, follow !
ed by brief toasts; 8, public meeting
with popular address; g. assignment |
of delegates to the homes.
Saturday Morning-9, Bible study,
bring note book $50, organization,
business and reports; 10, eight or ten
papers read by delegates. Among the
topics are: What the Teen Age Can
Do For the Sunday School; What the
Teen Age Can Do For the Church;
What the Church and School Can Do
For the Teen Age; The Kind of a
Sunday School I Like; The Kind of a
Teacher I Like; How Increase the
Teen Age Attendance in the Sunday
and Am I My Brothers
Keeper; II, discussion followed by I
,rief address. /
Saturday afternoon-1:30 80, Devotion c
i Service and Bible Study; 2, reports J.
# Committees and Simultaneous S
differences; 8, recreation under di- V
ection of local committees. t
Saturday Evening - 7:30, public O
1eeting with brief addresses.
Sunday Morning-Delegate attend
unday School and Church.
Sunday Afternoon, address, "The
hallenge of Youth
cv.-1o- r1,-o,;,r Joc;,ol
an be a union meeting of all the
hurches addressed by a prominent
oeaker.
Committees at work in Moscow are
5 follows:
General Committee n Thomas w.
chairman; J. G. Eldridge,
F. Johnson, Oscar l. Johnson.
Publicity and Decoration Commit
L. Vincent, chairman;
lloyd Reeves, Elwin Waterman, W.
arter.
Program -Superintend-
It Chas Henry, chairman; Ralph
argent, Mr.. Bergquist, W. Leslie.
Music Committee-Boyd Cornelison,
airman; Louis Morris, Louis Cady,
lrl Christensen.
Entertainment Committee-Mrs. d.
Rae, chairman; Mrs. Thomas Dix
Mrs Anna Schofield, Mrs. w. F.
Committee-A. H. Knud-
n chairman. Garrett Whftheck
yd Brigham; Ernest Poe, Ray Hunt