Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-11-09

! Nentlon 10 tle OtneT.
| The other counties Of the district are
Tama, Poweshiek, and Jasper. ano
their conventions will be held re-
spectively as follows: Tama, Tuesday
| and Wednesday, Nov. 10 and IA; Nal
com, Wednesday and Thursday, Nov
| IA and 10; Newton, Thursday and Fri
day. Nov. Is and Is. The programs al
each convention substantially will be
the same.
| Use Two Churches.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
| churches of State Center will be used
| for the convention, the first days SEES
sons being held in the Methodist and
| the second in the Presbyterian. Rev
J. r. Wright, of LeGrand, president OF
the county association, will preside
| over the convention.
The morning session Monday will
! open at 10 o'clock with registration Of
delegates. followed by a song praise
service led by Rev. J. l.. U Snay, of
Laurel. Miss Elizabeth Dean. of New
ton, one Of the state workers, will give
an address.
In the afternoon Rev. Mr.. Wright
| will lead the opening devotions, and
| Miss Dean will talk on checking up
with the international school standard.
How to Organize and Conduct the
Cradle ROLF" will be the subject Of a
paper by Mrs. G. r. Barsalou, of Green
Mountain. and the same subject in
reference to the home department will
be the subject Of paper by Mrs. r.
3. Fisher. of Albion. The Value OF a
| County Organization: Does 1t Pay TO
Maintain It?" will be the subject OF an
address by ]. H. Hahn. Of CofaS, dis
| trict chairman. Rev. B. F. Abner. OF
this city. will tell Of Mission Work
| Among the Seminole Freedmen" APP
pointment Of committees. the nominal
| ton Of officers. and other business, will
close the afternoon session. immedi-
ate!y following which the different
committees will meet with the state
| workers.
In the evening at father and son
banquet will be held at the Masonic
| hall The address Of this gathering Is
| to be by Rev. Frank H. Camel, of this
city. who will speak on THE Balance
Sheet"
The evening session win open with
musical program by the Methodist
choir, and viii be followed by devo-
tional exercises in charge Of Rev. P.
E. Schultz. Of LeGrand Rev. Mr..
Camel will give an illustrated lecture
on The American Boy: His Franks,
Perils, and Possibilities"
Tuesdays Sessions.
The sessions Of Tuesday will open at
9 o'clock with a meeting Of the COM
,rI$ he OF c
| will he followed by a meeting Of the
different county and. district officers
| with the county president. How to
Organize . Training Class" viii be dis
| cussed in a paper by Miss Mildred
Forbes, Of this city, and Rev. H. w.
Cope. of this city. will tell OF some
| things being done between Sundays by
| organized bible classes. Reports Of
county officers and other matters Of
| interest to the association will be taken
up before the noon adjournment
Rev. c. L. Hine. of State Center, will
open the afternoon session with =
praise service and Rev. o. c. Fox, of
this city, Will give a brief address.
| How to Introduce and Use the Graded
Lesson" will be the subject Of an ad-
| dress by Walter Hutton Of Des MONIES,
| assistant state secretary. and Rev. c.
C. Wycoff, Of Colfax will talk on Re
Mgious Education" Miss Phoebe Raley,
Of Clemens, will tell what records are
necessary for the Sunday school. and
how to keep them. Reports Of commit
tees, workers conference, and the an
nual meeting of the executive commit
tee Will close the afternoon session.
~, c11,fa ch -
will give a musical program, and Rev.
Henry Horton. Of Lamoille, will lead
the devotional service. Community
Betterment Thru the Sunday School"
will be the subject of an address by
Rev. C. c. Wycoff, and the closing adj
dress will be by Mr. Hutton on What
Next"
The County Officers.
The officers Of the county associa-
tion are Rev. ]. r. Wright, LeGrand,
president; and Mrs. C. e. Pickard,
Marshalltown, secretary treasurer The
department superintendent are: Ele-
mentary, Mrs. Mamie Madill, Gilman;
secondary, Mrs. Anna Herbert, Le-
Grand; adult, Rev. G. r. Barsa1ou,
Green Mountain; teacher training, MISC
Mildred Forbes, Marshalltown; mis-
sionary, Miss Margaret Harper, Al
bion; temperance, Mrs. o. D. Elicit
Marshalltown; home, Miss Kate Hines,
MarshaHtown.
The committee from State Center in
charge of the convention aTangements
is composed Of Rev. II. o.. Morrow,
chairman; Rev. C. l.. Hdne, Messiam@ .
VI ]. whitehil1. n. r. Foote. n. z.
Gray, and Frank Cue. and Miss Har-
riet Rassett