Norwich bulletin., 1915-10-13
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
 CONVENTION AT STAMFORD.
Programme Arranged for Meetings in
 November.

November.
 The state convention programme at the First Methodist Episcopal church at Stamford. which was distrib- uted here on Tuesday at the county Sunday schol convention was as fol- lows:
 Wednesday Morning, Nov. 8:
 Il. registration of delegates.
 Afternoon.
 1, departmental institutes, Vice Presldent James l.. Case presiding; z.SO, song service, led by J. Ralph Stamy; Zoo, prayer by Rev. Wallace Fl. Finch. D. D.; 3, address of welcome, Mayor John M. Brown. Chairman w. 3.l5. address, Builders and Building. Robert Darling; S.35, music and offer ing; S.45. address, Basic Principles of Graded Work, Mrs. J. Woodbridee Earnest; 4.15, Johnston Bible Period, No. l, Rev. Howard Agnew Johnston. D. D.; 4.45. afternoon recess: 5.so elementary banquet, Prof. Edward P. St. John toastmaster.
 Evening.
 President Robert Darling presiding; s;SO. song service. led by J. Ralph Stamy; 7.55. prayer by Rev. W. O. Harris; 8, special music and offering; 5: 1os address, Glimpses of Effective D. Rev. Milton s. Littlefield, D. D.; g. ad-. 3ournnent.
 Thursday Morning. Nov. {.
 President Robert Darling presiding; 5, song service. led by J. Ralph StamY: 9-25. prayer by Rev. Charles Morris Addison; s.S0, address, The Pastor and the Sunday School, Rev. B. S. Win chester. D. D.; 10. music; 10.1o, John ston Bible Period, No. ?, Rev. Howard Agnew Johnston. D. D.; IO.4O, adjourn to the departmental institutes: 1O.45. meeting of the board of directors:' IT. l2. departmental institutes; I2.30, offi- . e Afternoon. ss-=r.
 Vice President James l.. Case pre- siding; song service. led by J. Ralph Stamy: 2.15, prayer by Rev. Thomas H. Slater; 2.2O, reports of state treas. urer. general secretary, elementary su- per1ntendent, secondary division eu- perintendent, adult division superin- tendent. superintendent of education. report or nominating committees; 240, address. Standards of Ehiciency. Wal lace I. Woodin; 3. county honors pre- sented by Robert Darling and Mrs. Lucy Stock Chapin; 3.30. financial pe- riod (Pledges for the support of the work Tor the ensuing year will be re- celHeq aa rom schools and individuals): 4.S0. Johnston Bible Period, No. 8. Rev. Howard Agnew Johnston. D. D.; 5, af- ternoon recess; 6, Sunday school work CTS supper, Oscar A. Phelps toastnas- ter; 6. "Old Guard" banquet, Rev. John Calvin Goddard toastmaster.
 Evening.
 President Robert Darling presiding. a;30, song service, led by J. Ralph Stamy; 7.55, prayer by Rev .I,olIis F Berry; 8. special music and offering; S15. address, Evangelism in the Sum day School, Prof. Edward P. St. John. S.45. address, The Girl and Her Friends, Miss Martha K Lawson: s.3O adjournment.
 Friday Morning, Nov. 5.
 President Robert Darling presiding: g song service. led by J. Ralph Stamy; 9.3O address. The Religious Ednca . tion of the Child. Rev Wade Craw- ford Barclay. D. D.; 10. music: lO. 10. Johnston Bible Period, No. 4 Rev Howard Agnew Johnston, D. D.; 1O.4o, adjourn to departmental institutes: 10.50-11.50. departmental institutes: 12-12.45. denominational conferences: l, executive committee meeting and | luncheon.
 , Afternoon. President Robert Darling presiding: 2.30, song service, led by J. Ralph Stamy; 255, prayer by Rev. S. J. Evers; 3. address, The Use of Sttmu- lants and Narcotics in Their Relation to Parenthood. Prof. George E. Daw- son, Ph. D.; 3.30 music and offering: l $40, address, The Church's Responsi- l bility for the Sunday School. Rev, Lester Bradner, Ph. D.; 40, Johnston Bible Period, No. 5. Rev. Howard Az new Johnston, D. D.; 4.40, afternoon recess.
 l Evening.
 President Robert Darling presiding: I:SO, song service. led by J. Ralph l Stamy; 7.55. prayer by Rev N Phelps; 8. special music and offering: 815, address, Steps in Character Building. Prof. Norman E. Richardson Ph. D.; g, adjournment