Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-06-02
FORTY. SEVENTH ANNUAL MEET.
ING TO BE HELD TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY.
STATE WORKERS TO
BE IN ATTENDANCE
Sessions Will Be Held Both in Meth
odist and Presbyterian Churches
County Workers to Take important
Part in Prosram-J. r. Wright, Lee
Grand, President Of Association.

Delegates from the different Sunda!
schools OF the county will gather 1t
| Albion next week for the forty seventh
annual convention Of the Marshall
County Sunday School Association. The
sessions, which begin Tuesday morning
| and close Wednesday evening, viii be
held both in the Methodist and Pres
byterian churches. State workers will
be in attendance, and county workers
have an important part in the pro-
gram
The opening session will ae held in
the Methodist church, at 10 o'clock,
registration being followed by a praise
| service led by Rev. Allen Jay. Some
state worker will give an address and
a conference will follow.
The afternoon session will open at
l: 50 with a praise service in charge
of Rev. c. E. Luce. The Pastors
Place in the Modern Sunday School
will be the subject of an address by
Rev. B. F. Martin. of this city. L Z.
Micklewrighr, boys secretary OF the Y.
NJ c. A. will talk on The Relationship
of the Church and Home TO the Boy
E. E Gildner, OF this city, will con-
duct a superintendents' exchange ana
some state worker will tell of the
standard school. Appointment of COM
uiitfees and a conference will close the
afternoon session.
Al 7:34 Tuesday night musical
program given by Albion people will
open the program. Rev. r. B. Fisher
Will lead the devotions. and some state
worker will give an address, The Call
10 Service"
Wednesdays Meetings
The services OF Wednesday will De
held in the Presbyterian church, OPEN
ing at S o'clock with a meeting of TIE
different committees with state
worker. Rev P. E Shut, Of LeGrand,
will conduct the devotional exercises
and a. praise service, and Rev. II. ".
Cope. OF Hartland, will talk on The
Rural Sunday School" "Practica!
Missionary Teaching in the Sunday
School" will be the subject OF an ad-
dress by Mrs. E L. Condor, OF this
city, and Mrs. c. E Weidner, OF Hud-
son. will tell Of Why Have a Cradle
Roll and Home Department" Business
and reports Of committees will take up
the remainder of the period.
In the afternoon Rev. ]. ". Ash. OF
Gilman, will conduct the praise service,
and Rev. H E. Morrow, OF State Cen
ter. viii give an address on Future
Leadership in the Church and Sunday
School" Mrs Weidner viii talk on
Graded Instruction and Worship" and
Rev E. Il Stranatan, Of oskaiooss,
on Things That Make For Success"
An address by a state worker will pre-
ceae a meeting Of the newly elected
officers.
The closing session will open with
another musical program beginning
at 7:l5, followed by devotional exer
cises led by Rev. H F. Horton, OF
Lamoille. Rev. Mr.. Stranahan will
give an address on The Sunday
School in its Varied Relationships" and
the convention will close with an Of
fering for county and state work.
Association Officers.
C e. Pickard. of this city. is dis
trict chairman and the officers Of the
county organization are Rev. j. R.
Wright, LeGrand, president. and Mrs
c. z. Pickard, secretary and treasurer.
Department superinten dents are: Ele-
mentary, Mrs Mamie Madiil. Gilman;
adult, Rev. G. F. Barsalou, Green
Mountain: teacher training, Miss Anna
Herbert, LeGrand; missionary. Miss
Margaret Harper, Albion; temperance.
Mrs. o. D. Elicit, Marshalltown; home
and visitation, Miss Georgia koeppei,
St Anthony.
Mrs. ". D. PresnaIi, Mrs. William
Alvey, and Mrs. Allen Jay are at the
head Of the local entertainment COM
mittee, each representing one Of the
Albion churches.