Albuquerque morning journal., 1917-10-20
SUNDAY SCHOOL
ASSOCIATION AND
Y IN CONVENTION
Fred S, Goodman Is Principal
Lecturer, Making Four Ad-
dreSSeSi Two Committees
Are Appointed,

Fred s. Goodman, international Y.
NJ. c. A. army worker with head
| quarters in New York city, was the
principal speaker at the three joint
sessions of the state Sunday school
and Y. NJ. c. A. convention which open
| ed yesterday in the Presbyterian
church. He spoke twice in the morn
| ing. once in the afternoon and again
in the evening.
! Mr.. Goodwin last night gave his
hearers a flashlight glimpse of army
camp life, stating that the goal of
the "Y'' in the army was to have a
Bible class in every company in the
entire army taught by .an army man,
| DR.. $. E. Lynd spoke on Christian
Education" and william A. Brown
on sunday school the Land over and
the World Round" The music was
conducted by Mrs E. L. Bradford,
solos being sung by Guy Heslet, Mrs
N. w. Benning and Miss Mary Leam-
| ing.
The separate meetings of the Y NJ.
&c. A. convention scheduled for yes
lterday were suspended, so the "Y'
delegates might attend the meetings
in the Presbyterian church. They
will be held in the association build
ing today, however as announced:
Committees Appointed.
The programs of the Sunday school
convention yesterday morning and
afternoon We're carried out as an
Irounced except that Mr.. Goodman
took the place of J. II. Wagner at the
morning session. Mrs. Ethel V. Jewett
who had not arrived in time to speak
at the program in the morning, will
speak this morning. i.... g.
! The Rev. f. ID. Raley, interstate
secretary for the Sunday school asso-
citation in this state and in Arizona,
announced yesterday that beginning
tonight one of the Four Minute men
will speak each night of the conven-
ton in behalf of the liberty bond cam
paign.
/ At the close of the morning session
the president, w. II. Chrisman, ap-
pointed the following committees
Nomination-Arthur E. p. Robin
son, Mrs. L. l.. Shields, the Rev.
Archie Toothaker, the Rev. C. II. Tay-
llor and the Rev. Feuton.
Committee on Resolutions-The
Prev. C. o. Beckman, W. G. Ogle, Mrs,
r. J. Jewett, the Rev. E. e. Mathes
and Mrs. Hugh Cooper.
The program for today follows:
Morning Session.
Q a. m. Men and the Bible
! Fred S. Goodman.
! $50 a. m. "The Four-fold Life Of
the Teen Age Boy and Girl"-H. P.
Demand.
/ 10 a. m. THE Challenge of the
Kingdom to Her Youth"-William A.
Brown.
1890 a. m. "The Adolescent and
His Religion''-C p. Moore.
1880 a. m. "Why Boys Leave Sun
day Schools. E. Lynd.
| 11:10 a. m. Address,. Ross
Payne.
1880 a. m. Discussion, led by w.
H. Day. g..
11:50 a. m. Business announce.
ments, adjournment.
1910 a. m. Y. M. c. A. session:
Group conference, boys work, stu
dents general association.
Address by William A. Brown, 1.-THE
Business in the World,'
Afternoon Session.
1880 p. M. Practical Methods of
4 Religious Work'--Fred S. Goodman.
2 p. m. The Boy in War Time
H. p. Demand.
2:2O p. m. ''The Association and
Kindred Organizations II. Day.
2:40 p. m. What the International
States Associations May and May Not
} Do"-William A. Brown.
$40 p. m. County and District Or
: ganzations-E. d. Raley.
S:2O p. m. American Sunday School
union work-A. l.. Fales.
, 3:4O p. m. Teaching the Adult Glass
Mrs w. A. Johnson.
p. m. Discussion, led by ]. w
: Winder. Business, adjournment.
4:3O p. m. Sightseeing trip fol-
delegates.
6 p. m. Father and son banquet
Y. NJ. C. A. gymnasium.
2:40 p. m. Y. M. C. A. business ses-
sion for Y. NJ. C. A. officers; election
of officers; educational work; army
Y. M. c. A. work; leadership and how
We are going to enlist it.
Saturday Evening Session.
A New Mexico dry session.
f Program to be in charge of r. e
= Farley.
9 p. II. Harsh, William A. Brown, Irf
. P. Lapp and others to have part oil
the program.