The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-06-01
CONVENTION AT
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Melting to Be Held in Twin
Falls, June 11-14
PROMINENT SPEAKERS TO BE
PRESENT
Churches of Southern Idaho to be Rep
resented. Splendid Program Ar
ranged.

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resented. Splendid Program Ar.
ranged.
The sixteenth annual convention of
the Southern Idaho Christian Mission
airy society will be held in the First
Christian church of this city, June IL
IA. The members of the church in this
city are expecting large number of
members of the church from all over
the state to be present Prominent
men and women will be present from
all over the United States to address
the convention. The following pro-
gram will be carried out for the four
days Of the meeting.
FRIDAY
200 p. M Bible school session.
200. Song service.
2:15. Review of the first three
chapters of Athearn's Church School,"
J. w. Stauffer, Boise.
2:45. Good Teaching and How to
Get it, Mrs, B. F. Shoemaker, Burley.
800. Special music.
1905 Report of State Bible school
superintendent, Mrs. Jennie Thompson,
Boise.
o.1O, Inc year 3 NOIh, L. T. Dill
lington, ~ W. field secretary, Spokane.
1886. Teaching Missions in the
Bible School," Grant K Lewis, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
400. General conference.
(Reports of schools.)
FRIDAY. NIGHT
7:45. Praise service, led by W. R.
M. Dimond.
$780, Welcome address, E. A. Wy
att, Twin Falls.
8:15. Response, Cliff K. Titus, Wei
ser.
$3.50. Appointment of committees.
$40 Bible school address, F. e.
Ellington, Spokane
SATURDAY MORNING
$3.50. Bible school conferences.
sSimultaneous.) Subject for discus
sion in ALL "How to Get Good Teach
ing" Elementary, Mrs. Benz. Smith,
Payette; secondary, Mrs. c. e. Evans,
Twin Falls; adult, G. A. Lyman, Ru-
pert.
9:15. Address, "Our day of Oppor-
tunity," Dean E. c. Sanderson, Eugene,
Oregon.
GAS. Music
$50. Address, W. J. Wright, presi-
dent National Temperance Board.
1915. Report State Corresponding
Secretary Chas. A. Sias.
1926. Report, State Treasurer, John
C. Rice, Caldwell.
1880. Conference on Budget, and
Every Member Canvass" Led by Grant
X. Lewis, Cincinnati.
11:15 Address, Estate of the Cause
in Idaho" Walter E. Harman. Twin
Falls.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
1900. M c. W. b. NJ luncheon,
Rogerson Hotel, to which all are in
vited. Special menu, so cents per
plate.
"Our Beginnings" Mrs. Jos. E. Bird,
first circle superintendent, Caldwell
"Our Hope Vision,' Mrs. T. Fl. Me-
Comsey, Payette.
Missionary Rainbows." Miss Alena
Grafton, Indianapolis, Ind.
"Inspirational Word" Each dele
gate from Women's Missionary socie-
ties.
"Circle CALL" demonstration by all
circle representatives. Toast mistress
Mrs. Davis Errett, Boise
$780, Bible school conference; gen
eral, Future Plans
2:00 c. w. B. M. session.
200. Devotional, Mrs. A. A. Hol-
1ingswOrth, Twin Falls.
2:40. Presidents proclamation. Mrs.
Joseph E. Bird, Caldwell.
y2:15 Vice presidents vision, Mrs
John L. Thompson, Boise
2 1925. Corresponding secretary's CAL
endar, Mrs j. ]. Caldwell, Meridian
2:35 Treasurer's triumph, Mrs p
A. Wiley, Caldwell.
2:40 Circles citations, Mrs. Davis
Errett, Boise.
- 2:55 Solo. Miss Anna Paine, Boise
800. Children's complishments, Mrs
4 r. Fl. McComsey, Payette.
= $40. Solo, Hazel Heartfield. Twin
1 Falls.
3:15 Districts doings; west, Mrs
o. J. Langston, Nampa; east, Mrs
Walter f. Harman, Twin Falls.
$3.50. my First Duty as Chris
tian," Mrs. X. G. Phelps, Richfield.
3:35. Does the G. w. B. M. help
the local church in attaining the World
Vision?" Mrs Snodgrass, Rupert.
$40. Ladies' quartette, Twin Falls
$3.50. Address, Miss Alena Grafton,
International Circle Superintendent,
Indianapolis, Indiana.