The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-07
FINE PROGRAM
PREPARED FOR
s. s. MEETING
Workers of National and Inter-
T. national Fame Coming to
State Convention
5 CHURCHES OPEN HOUSE

The North Dakota Sunday Schoo
association convention program ha
been issued in tentative form, ant
contains an array of Sunday schoo
talent the like, Of which has neve
been heard in North Dakota before.
This Sunday school feast has beef
made possible through the coOpera
tion of the North Dakota and othel
nearby states In convention plans.
The convention will be held in tiv,
churches, the Auditorium and the Y
NJ. c. A. in Grand Forks, Tuesday
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
June A.. The main speakers are
as follows:
Prof. Walter S. Athearn of Boston
superintendent of the educational de
partment of the International Sunday
School association Of the department
of religious education Of Boston uni
versity, author, leader in Des Moines
community training school for teach
ers of religion, now OF the Maiden
plan of religious education, and one
of the foremost leaders in the field Of
religious education.
Prof. NJ. A. Honline of Dayton, O..
associate superintendent OF the edu
catiOnal department of the Information.
al Sunday School association, head OF
the department OF religious education
at Bonebrake Theological seminary,
Dayton, Ohio, author, writer, one OF
the outstanding men who under the
International Y. M. G. A. made the
men and religious movement sue.
cess DR.. Honline came to North Da.
kOta last year for the first time and
captivated all who were privileged to
hear him. He will be welcomed anew
this year.
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner of Fosto.
ria, until recently elementary super.
intendent of the International Sunday
School association, in which position
she has won an enviable record as a
leader OF the leaders Of children in
the field of religious education. Mrs
Bryner is now an auxiliary field work
er for the International association,
giving part time to the work. She is
uO oCIdu6CI " .\OItu DdhOtd ouludy
school folks.
Frank l.. Brown Of New York, asso.
Ciate general secretary OF the World
Sunday School association, superin-
tendent of one of the largest NJ. E.
Sunday schools in the country, Bush
wick Ave-, OF Brooklyn, author and
all around Sunday school man. Mr..
Brown has done a great deal in de-
velOping the plan Of Office training,
and will speak OF this newer plan of
providing an adequate trained leader
ship for the future. as .t-a
w, C. Pearce, field superintendent
of the International Sunday School as.
ISOLATION, originator and father of the
organized adult Bible class movement.
A movement that has brought more
than three million into Sunday school
membership since its inception in
1906 Mr. Pearce will bring the en-
perience of a continent-Wide character
to assist adult Bible class workers in
the solution of their problems. "
DR.. Richard w. Bowden OF st. Paul,
secondary superintendent OF the Min
nesota Sunday School association, is
a man of rich experience In the work
of the teens or known as the second
airy or Young Peoples division. He
is forceful speaker and will be a
great contributor to this part OF the
program.
Prof. II. Augustine Smith OF Boston,
director of music, brings to his task
and experience in directing chorus and
community singing, as we'll as teach
ing that is unique. Prof Smith has
been leader Of some great choruses.
The one used at the worlds c. E. con-
vention at Chicago being a notable
example. He has taught church music
in the Chicago Theological seminary
Tor q number of years, was minister
of music in the new First COngrega'
tional church of Chicago. There the
work of his four choirs attracted wide
attention. Some of the features OF
the musical part Of the program will
be q chorus choir patriotic pageant
and singing the great old hymns OF
the church.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Poyntz Tyler OF
Fargo is too we'll known and beloved
in North Dakota to need anything but
mention. Bishop Tyler will lead in a
devotional period.
These will be supplemented with
over so speakers from North Dakota
Sunday school forces who will ap
pear in the great school of methods
program to cover three days OF the
program. Every Sunday school should
send as many delegates as possible
at least two.
Send for program and application
for credentials to the North Dakota
Sunday School association, 13 A. O.
U, W. Bldg, Fargo, N. D.
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