The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-05-11
MANY DELEGATES
BE ENTERTAINED
BETWEEN 500 AND 500 WILL PAR
TICIPATE IN SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION
Local Committees Have Been .COmplet.
ing Arrangements For the RECEIPT
ion of the Guests

ing Arrangements For the RECEIPT
ion of the Guests
The tenth annual Inland Empire
Sunday School convention will he held
in Moscow May 1916. It is antici-
pated that the attendance will not only
be large in number but will be thor
oughly representative, delegates com
ing from all the organized schools
throughout the region indicated The
gathering in Moscow will be the lar
gest Of it's kind in the history of the
city. This is only one of three like
conventions in the Inland Empire, the
others to be held on other dates at
Sunnyside and Davenport. Between
500 and 500 delegates will be present
The several railroads have granted
special rates for the occasion and the
delegates will begin arriving in the
city Wednesday night. Local commit
tees have been named to provide ac-
comodations and comfort for the vi
sitors and every effort will be made
to make their stay in the city en-
joyable. The following is the prog
ram:
Thursday, May 13-MOrning
Assignment of delegates by enter
tainment committee.
Afternoon
Methodist church, Vice President j..
G. Eldridge, presiding.
Song service led by J. c. Goodrich
Walla Walla
Preparatory service by Rev Robert
Warner of the Moscow Methodist
church.
Address, "The Bible and the Public
School," Rev. T. H. Harper of the
Westminster Congregational church
of Spokane.
Words of greeting from President
Melvin A. Brannon of the University
of Idaho.
Four simultaneous sessions.
A. Graded lessons, Methodist
church. Leader, Mrs. Knapp, assisted
by others.
B. Temperance meeting. Christ
an church. Leader, Judge Morgan
edge, assisted by others.
C. High school Bible study. Pres
oyterian church. Leader, Rev. J. Fl.
Matthews, assisted by others.
D High school Bible study. Pres
,yterian parish house. Leader, Rev.
{. H. Harper, assisted by others.
Recreation. Delegates will visit
he campus.
Fellowship supper; 35 cents per
,late at Christian church.
Evening
Methodist church, DR.. I. N. McCash |
residing.
Song service led by ]. G. Goodrich.
Devotional service by Rev. D. H. |
Iare of the Moscow Presbyterian
hurch.
Address, ''The Making of a Man.
udge J. F. Ailshie of Boise and Occur
'Alene.
Special music, announcements and
hank offering.
Address, "The Challenge to Youth"
.ev. John Shape of the First Baptist
hurch, Spokane
Friday, May 14-MOrning
"Organized Work. institute. Brief
ddresses and special discussions.
Devotional service, Rev. H. A. Luck
1bach.
Bible study doors closed, Rev. t
ohn Shape.
Presidents annual message, DR.. I.
McCash. II
Some brief reports and few sur
Uses. s
Address, ''The Modern Sunday =,
,hool Movement" w. G. Pearce,
1icago, international adult and edu- 9
LtiOnal superintendent. II
Afternoon
County delegates meet separately to Y
epare, for roll call and to appoint a
ember of the nominating committee I
Devotional services, Bible verses c
ON memory, led by Rev. G.. J. Bop A
II. "
Getting ready for the roll call. l;
Roll call of counties, delegates a
and, give number present, county
nor and new pledge. n
A tenth anniversary celebration, W. p
Pearce. C
Four simultaneous sessions: IN
A. Elementary grades Methodist 81
urch. Leader, Mrs. Knapp, assisted
others Isl
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