The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-05-04
,..srdenominational Conven-
'I ian at Lewiston Has Fine
Program.
PROMINENT TAKERS
f,rsnreville Represented by
Delegates and on Three
Day Program.

Relow is given complete program
u the Inland Empire Sunday school
convention which convenes In Lew
,ston next Thursday, Friday and Sat
rrdav II will be noticed there are
number Of prominent speakers OF the
northwest as well as few who are
men Of national reputation. The pro-
gram as arranged is interesting from
noiut Of breyity in handling the var
ious sessions. 1t is modern-day
nrogram. In which all the churches of
the inland empire are vitality Inter
ested. The big convention Of 450 dele
oates is conducted by the unanimous
generation of all the churches of
Lewiston, Charleston and Asotin under
the leadership Of Frank Morris, gen.
eral chairman, and Mrs. Il. A. Dole,
executive secretary, whose untiring eff
forts are greatly appreciated by all
the Sunday school workers.
The convention sessions are all free,
no admission charges whatever, and
It Is hoped that the general public will
attend the sessions of this convention
whether they are members of any
church or not for this convention is
free for all and it is work in which
everyone can join graciously in be-
half Of the children. There are no
paid workers locally.
The program for the three-day ses-
sion win be as follows:
Thursday Aftery1Oou.
1:S0-Song service led by J. @.
Goodrich, Walla Walla.
1:5O-Scripture and prayer, Rev. e.
d Longbrake, Lewiston Methodist
church.
2:0O-Words of welcome, Frank
Norris, general chairman.
2:10-Address, "The Sunday School
and the Great Commission" Professor
y =. Ellington, Spokane.
2:4O-Music and announcements.
S:0O-Address, christian Leader
snip" Professor ]. G. Eldridge, Mos
cow
A5-Simultaneous conferences.
a-Pastors, Congregational church
Prof. +. q. Ellington, leader.
g-Superintendents, Baptist
enurch-E. @. Knapp, leader.
GTeachers, Methodist church
MIS-. =. 9. Knapp, leader.
oO0-Recreation.
Thursday Evening.
SV-A rousing song service led by
combined choirs.
I50-Scripture and PRAYER. Rev. M
~ Bollen, Baptist church.
oUV-Address, "Some Modern Prob
iells, Chas. A. Phipps, Portland.
fering. >''--e'' anu VI
90 oo5se-Address, Pressing Toward
Sn s uoai, Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner
sAgo elementary superintendent
Htnsefnational Has Sunday school associa
o.o Friday Morning.
p Organized Work. institute
Dllng pencil and notebook.
NO. wvv.oV-Song and prayer, Rev. +. o
church. OonsIesaIiona
ms v'4V-Bible study, DIR. H. L. Board
man, Walla Walla.
luI0-Surprise and brief renorts
= O:3O-Address. "Snndav Scboo
ForhesS Fuseiism a Force" DIR. w. O
-simultaneous conferences.
e-Eyangelism Congregationa
urcn-Dr. - w. o. Forbes, leader
Temperance, Methodist church
cnas. mas A. Phipps, leader.
EMISSIONS, Babtist church
oi. T. y. Ellington, leader.
1.oo Friday Afternoon.
County delegations meet son
's.ely to prepare for roll cali
Mnso so0I1-Devotional service, Rev. #. D
"a Lewiston Christian church.
Brvnar- ADDRESS Mrs. Mary Foste
terad dV,hon call by counties. Regis
nrssou su delegates stand, give numbel
fhs 49,. county honor and pledge 70
ue new year. W peueo ~
ao-Simultaneous confarancas
Mmentary, Methodist churcl
rs. Mary Foster Bryner, leader
reen age. Baptist church-Re,
:. Hagen, leader.
Dr. NJ congregational church
4.no ". v. Forbes, leader.
5,00 penominational conferences.
7.ao Friday Evening.
Rav uOong and devotional seryic,
byter,s"nm "m. baltimore, Lewiston Pres
s.00 report Of committees.
Rev n ADDRESS, Jesus as Teacher
= q Hagen. Seattle