The Ordway new era., 1916-03-31
S. 5. Convention
At Crowley Sat.

noon anu LnOS0 IN attendance are ask
ed to bring sufficient supply for the
noon spread, but in the evening the
Crowley women will serve supper
free of charge to all those present.
They further urge that everyone who
can remain for the evening program.
The program for the day is as follows:
MORNING SESSION
Observation-Disclosures. F.W. Pim-
lott.
1O:15-Appointment of Commit
ees.
1O:30-Address- Opportuni-
T. Albertson.
Opening discussion of primary
P. r. Larson.
11:00-Primary Work-Mrs. Kate
keifer. supt. Primary Work, Otero
county.
AFTERNOON SESSION
1:3O-Praise Service-Led by Rev.
R. P. Stephenson.
1:5O-Two Minute Reports from
Delegates.
secretary-Treasurer Report.
Music-Ladies Quartet of Olney
Springs.
Election of Officers.
2:30-The Rural School and Its
Opportunities-Rev. G. Meeder.
Discussion-Mr. w. H. Bell, Peak
View Sunday School: Mr.. Gowans,
Breckenridge Sunday School; Mr..
Steele, Rhine Sunday School; Rev. A.
G. Miller. Numa Sunday School.
3:30-The Place for Training-A.
T. Albertson.
4:15-Question Box-Conducted
by ]. D. Conard.
EVENING SESSION
observation-disclosures led by
Rev. M. v. Roberts.
Organized classes-Bring your
problems.
7:oo-Praise service-Led by Miss
Edith Melton.
8:00-Missionary Talk-Mrs. w.
E. Fryhofer, Missionary supt.
S:30-Address-"why Boys Leave
school'-A. T. Albertson.
Basket dinner-Ladies of Crowley
will furnish free supper.
Crowley-The enrolment of the
Crowley Sunday school is nearing the
hundred mark, last Sunday there be-
ing 93 in attendance, with several
visitors present. At the church SER
vice Sunday Rev. Finch, state super
of the Anti-Saloon league
Of Colorado spoke. He explained the
progress made by the league, the en-
forcement Of the law and the neces-
sity of being on the alert as to the
activities of the enemies of prohibi-
ton.
Following are the Sunday school
officers for the year as announced by
the pastor Rev. Weaver, Sunday:
superintendent. DR.. Hugh F. Lori
mer.
Assistant superintendent. o. A.
Webb.
Secretary, Miss Grace Whitney.
Treasurer, Fritz Drescher.
Choir Leader, o. "A. Webb.
Pianist, Prof. g. F. Richardson.
Crowley-The Crowley school had
a Robert Burns program last Monday
morning. Prof. #. B. Bolles gave an
talk on the part Of Scot
land. the pupils sang and Prof. q. F..
Richardson played Scotch airs. Miss
Nro~~., c1o.u on%ovk.@rad %ho soh~ny
with song and drill.
Miss Grace Whitney was appointed
as delegate to the County Sunday
School Convention to be held here
Saturday Of this week. A good at
tendance Is anticipated at thfs con-
and II the weather is nice
delegates and Sunday school workers
will be here from all over the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mcclellan
spent Sunday with Mrs. McClellan's 3
mother and father at Fowler.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Richardson have
moved up to the Boston farm.
Miss Marion Webb Is ON the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Pearl Ballou and daughter
Helen, who have been visiting at Nc
Cleilan's returned t6 their homo In
Pueblo wednesday.
Miss Nellie weathsrkax visited
with lGrs. Henry Mcclellan Saturday
and Sunday. II ii NJ, v.
lGrs. Psarl Ballpu and Ne1lls
Wsathsrvax weeg Ate4sr .sests "
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