The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-13
COUNTY. SUNDAY
SCHOOLS CHI MEET. Z |
s.. ON next FRIDAY
IN CONVENTION
Over 100 Delegates Are Ex-
pected to Attend Big
=. %r Gathering.
PROMINENT. OFFICIALS.
Z !, y ~, :., ToeBE ON PROGRAM
A. T. Carlson is President Of
Association, p. 1. Hines.
Secretary.

Secretary. 49, ~
More than 100 delegates are ex-
pected to attend the annual CONVEX
ton of the Beltrami County Sunday
School association which will bsthe1d
here Friday, August Is, - -.
There are % Sunday schools In
the territory, which will be repre-
serlted, and each school is expected
to send five delegates. The meetings
are to be held during the morning.
afternoon and evening. Mr.. Schill-
ing, new state superintendent, who
has succeeded A. M. Locker. who held
the office for Is years, and Mics
Hobart, state worker, will partici-
pate In the program and will give
talks during the day. A good musical.
program is also being arranged. The
meetings will begin at 10 o'clock I'm
the morning. The delegates will reg
lister at noon and the meeting will be
resumed In the afternoon. A. T.
Carlson. of Bemidji, Is president; Of
the associat tion in Beltrani county
and p. l.. Hines Is secretary. = 81
The program Ia as follows:
Morning Session.
", 1890: Song Service Leg g. BY G.
,,,,!,; 1915. Devotions. Rsy. A. N.
H.. lo:25.. Why We're Here. County :
Secretary P.rL. Hines. '~'Nf- 3 ~ T.. = f..
1885. Program of the Sunday
sclf0oE r~s(a) Yearly; (b) Quarterly;
(c) Monthly; (d) Sunday Session.
State Superintendent w. H. Shilling
.'11:O0.; Solo. Mrs. A. M. Bagley.
1906. The Need Of the Cradle
Roll in Every Sunday School. Mrs.
F. G. schadegg.
11:2o. Primary Divisions Of the
Sunday School, What It Is and How
Best Results May Be Obtained. Mrs.
M. e. Hinkley.*
1880. Primary Activities on
Memory Work; Story falling Object
Lessons. Temperanc6 sud Missions.
~11;45. Appain tinaat.. Of Nomfnxt-
ing COMMITTEES @.Ssss S:'z5a,
1850. Address -by State Worker:
Afternoon Session. :
1880. Registration. All persons
are requested to register. ~. ";
1:z0. Song Service, led by Rev.
B. Lambert.
LBS: pevotions. Mrs. J. W:
Naugle.
2:1o. The Greater Needs Of the
Junior Department Of the Sunday
School. Mrs. J. G. McGhee.
2:2O. How to Train Workers. e.
D. Boyce.
2:40. Address: The Place Of the
Sunday School in the Life Of tho
Church. State Superintendent w. H.
Shilling. So. ~- = -... -. :
$40. Solo. c. L. Pegelow.
3:15.S- The; Sunday Schools Rela-
tion to the Community. Captain
Orchard, of the Salvation Army.
1885. Reports from the Schools
of the county and other business.
Reports from the county officers.
. $3.50. How to Get Spiritual Re-
suits in the Junior Department.
4:O5. Report of Nominating Com
mittee.
. 4:10. Conference. led by State
Worker.
Evening Session.
1870. Song Service, led by N.
Given.
7:45. Suggestive Program for
the Sunday School. w.
G. Bolcom.
s:O5. Installation of the new
officers. ,s.-
S:15. The Kind of a Sunday
School Glass an Older Girl Likes.
Florence Bagley. $, ~
1925. The Kind of a Sunday
School Class the Older Boy Likes.
Harold Dahl. -.
1895. Violin Duet. w. e. Dur
balm and Harold Dahl. =. =
S:45. Address. Mrs. Hobart, state
worker. --.' %
$500. Qualifications of a Good
Sunday School Superintendent. Mr..
M. e. Hinkley.
9:10: Male Quartet from the
Sunday school,
:s9:2O. The: Efficient Sunday
School by State; Superintendent w.
II. Shilling.
u $40. The Challenge of Adults in
the Sunday school. G. w. Harnwell.
r $50. = Suggestive Program Of Ed
Evangelism. M. W. Deputy.
:. Each Sunday school is requested to
send at least five delegates to county
Bring notebooks and
come prepared to enjoy the conven-
ton;