The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-14

church. A. L. Bishop, presiding: The
Sunday School Organized, Graded and
Equipped, Mr.. Deamer; Adequate
Records and Finances, Mr.. Lane: The
Workers Conference, Mr.. Locker; The
Pastor and His Sunday School, Rev.
| III. III. Frost.
Purity-G ethsemane Cathedral. Mrs.
Bowers. presiding. Moral Condition in
Rural Communities and Juvenile Court
Standards. Miss Topping; Prostitution
in North Dakota, Rev. Mr.. Watkins:
Social Purity Problems in Our Public
Schools: How to Solve Them, Miss
tombstone; Public Amusements and
Their Relation to Social Purity, Mrs.
Blaugh. Business. Supper served at
$3.50 o'clock sharp. -
Wednesday Evening.
Fargo Auditorium-Pres.A A. L. Blsh-
op. presiding. Parade; Song festival,
led by DIR. ID. j. Williams and conven-
ton choruses, assisted by Fargo COL
lege orchestra: Dickinson Male quar-
tete; address, The Story Of the Sec
ondary Division, Qllustrated). John L.
Alexander; Offering; hymn: announce
ments; benediction.
Thursday Morning.
First Methodist church-A. b. Dale,
presiding. Bible Hour, DR.. w. d.
Schemerhorn; Song Service, led by
Rev. D.. j. Williams; report OF depart
ment superfntendents; reports OF off,
GERS.
Roll call of counties. Delegates seat
ed by counties responding on the fol-
lowing points:
/. Number OF schools in the county.
2. Total enrolment.
3. Number OF delegates present.
Z. Number Of points on county stand
ard.
5. Number of international standard
schools.
s. Pledge to state association for
coming year.
Recognition-March of the twentieth
century counties; visit to exhibits;
business mems luncheon.
SIMULTANEOUS CONFERENCES.
Thursday Afternoon-sehooI Of Meth.
.,.. DDS.
Elementary-First M. E. church.
Mrs. Tuttle presiding. Program in the
Primary department, Mrs. Harleman;
Hand Work in Primary department,
Mrs. futile; Vitalizing the Cradle Roll,
Mrs. Ulvestad; Training the Elemen-
tary Worker, Miss Palk.
Secondary-First Baptist church
auditorium. Rev. A. H. Moore, presid-
ing. The Religion of Adolescence, Pro-
lessor Cotton; Evangelism in the Sec
ondary Division, Mr.. Alexander; The
Teacher Of the Teens, Rev. Mr.. Jack.
son; Service Activities in the Teen
Classes, Mrs. Dickinson.
Adult-Ffrst Congregational church.
j. e. F. Brown presiding The Class
Organized, Professor Meinzer; The
Curriculum Of the Adult Bible Class,
Mr.. Honline; The o. A. B. G. and the
World Program, Rev. Mr.. Williams;
Social Life of the Adult Bible Class,
Mr.. Alexander.
Rural-First Presbyterian church.
Rev. e. G. Ford presiding. F. H. Beck
with: An Aspect of Rural 8. S. Work,
Miss Palmer; American S. s. Rural
Methods, Mr.. Gotham; DIR. J. E. Boyle.
Purity-Gethsemane cathedral. Mrs.
Bower presiding. Sunday School Boys
and Purity. Rev. Mr.. Fulton; Necessity
of Sex Education in the Home, Mrs.
Hansen; Constructive Sex Teaching,
Mrs. Bowers; Social Purity as Seen by
a Policewoman, Miss Duffy.
Speakers limited to three minutes,
county association official program.
County Convention-Program, Paul
Griffith; Publicity, Bertha Palmer;
Committees, G. L. Hampstead; Divis-
ional Conferences, A. M. Locker; Bust
ness, C. H. Simpson; Reports, Mrs. w.
G. Curtis; Enrolment, Mrs. Odegard;
Delegates, J. II. Cotton; Speakers, Dorr
H. Carroll; Conference led by J. c.
Garrison.
Between convention ActtVitie-I
Speakers limited to minutes)-Ef-
cheney Conferences, j. C. Garrison;
Divisional Conference, A. M. Locker;
Visitation. Day. J. c. Garrison; Teen
Conferences, Mrs. Dickinson; Interna-
tionaE Training School. J. L. Alexan-
der; Executive Committee Meetings. F.
L. Montgomery; State Convention Del
egates, ]. p. dickinson; General Con-
ference, led by A. M. Locker.
Finance-Apportionm for State
and International Work, M. B. Cassell;
County Budget, F. A. Young; Practical
Plans for Raising Entire Budget, Jay