The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-10-30
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day School Movement" ]. L. Alex
ander, Chicago.
Alb. Conference of county officers.
Tuesday Night.
Theme: The Vital Vision
7:3O, Mediations, Rev. Noah Allen,
Graceville.
Address of Welcome, Hon. Thos. 81.
Johnson, Mayor, Pensacola; for the
churches, Rev. D. P. Slaughter, Pen
sacola.
Response, R. c. Weidler, Jackson
Vile
illustrated lecture, J. L. Alexander.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 13.
Wednesday Morning.
Theme: For Kingdom Service.
900. Mediations, Rev. D. F. Sutley,
Milligan.
900, "The Sunday School as an
Investment" Rev. E. L. Crawford,
DeFuniak Springs.
e:45, "Forces That Make the Sun
day School Co." Rev. w. B. Wither-
spoon. Kissimmee.
10:1o, "The Perpetual Program Of
Progress, E. v. Smith, Holt.
1890, Business.
HOO, The Four-Fold Life: (1) The
Physical, j. L. Alexander.
Wednesday Afternoon.
Theme: To Be Workmen Approved.
200, Mediations, Rev. Fred B.
Hawk, Wausau.
2:2o, "The Child We Teach Rev.
w. B. Witherspoon, Kissimmee.
2:4O, "The Teachers We Should
Be-" Judge E. NJ Magaha, Milton.
800, "The Results to Be Expected
Mrs. j. H. Goodwin, Bombay,
1920, "A Trained Workman" Rev.
j. H. Williams, Graceville.
$40, The Four-Fold Life: (2) Social
Adaptation, J. L. Alexander.
Ais, The Elementary Conference:
Mrs. S. G. Duprey, Bombay. (a)
Equipment and Activities; (b) Sim
pie Illustrations; (c) Effective Use
of Music; (d) Training the Element
airy Teacher.
Teacher.
Ais, Secondary Conference: J. L.
Alexander. (al The New Secondary
Division;, (b) The Class Boy Wants,
E. NJ. Magaha, Milton; (c) The Glass
Girl Wants, Miss Ella c. Thomp-
son, Bagdad; (d) Training the Sec
ondary Teacher, Rev. A. T. Camp,
Chipley.
Ais, Adult Conference: Hon. v. c..
Swearingen, Tallahassee. (a) Men
Work for Men; (b) Curriculum and
Teaching; (c) The Home Department,
Mrs. w. r. White, Crestview; (d)
Training the Adult Teacher, Rev. J.
H. Williams, Graceville.
Ais, County Officers Conference:
c; F. Geek, Pensacola. ca Good
Working County, Rev. D. F. SutSey,
Milligan; OBJ Finances, r. c. Weld
Ter; (c) County Organization, Mrs. D.
R. Read, Milton; (d) Forward Step.
AIS, Pastors and Superintendent
Teacher; (b) The Week Day Superin-
tendent; (c) Sunday School Public
ity; Cd The Pastors Relation to the
Sunday School.
600, Teacher Training BANQUET:
Rev. A. T. Camp, ChipleX (a) Rea-
sons for the Trained Teacher, Miss
Mary F. Price, Jacksonville; (b) The
| Alumni.
Wednesday Night.
Theme: Our Field.
7:3O, Mediations, Rev. E. L. Craw-
ford, DeFuniak Springs.
| Reports of State Officers: Miss
Mary F. Price, Field Secretary, Jack
| sonville; r. c. Weidler, General Sec
| rotary, Jacksonville.
Unfolding of the State Map, r. c.
| Weidler.
"The Sunday School and Citizen
| ship" Hon. Van c. Swearingen, Tai
| lahassee.
"The Why of Our Work" ]. l.
Alexander.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 1.
| Thursday Morning.
| Theme: Worth While Administers
ton.
900, Mediations, Rev. P. M. Guth.
rie, Munson.
| 900, "The Superintendent and His
Work. Rev. w. B. Witherspoon, Kis-
| simmee.
GAS, "Ruts," J. Bruce Smith, Mil
ton.
100:1o. "The Graded Sunday
School" Miss Mary F. Price, Jack.
sonville.
| 1920, Business.
Ills, The Four Fold Life: (3l
Mental Characteristics, j. L. Alex
ander.
Thursday Afternoon.
Theme: Correct Organization.
1:30, Mediations, Rev. c. C.. Ell
land, Baker.
1:50, "Organized VS.. Unorganizet
Classes" Judge A. G. Campbell, De
Funiak Springs.
2:15, The Four-Fold Life: az Re
igious Experiences, j. L. Alexander
j 3:15, Elementary Conference: "a,
Psychology of Childhood; (b) Stand.