The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1919-11-07
SIX BIG SESSIONS
Bible CLASS MEET
SPEAKERS WILL GATHER
FROM OVER THE STATE
The Big Theme: Religious Education
Addresses, Papers and Discus
siOns Open to Public

both local and State wide interests to
make the Fifth Adult Bible Class
Federation Convention, to be'held in
Medina Tuesday and Wednesday, a
red letter days. in the attractions for
the week. To this end speakers and
instructors of large experience have
been obtained on the program, and
six sessions are to be crowded full of
music, addresses and papers. The in
vitation is general; all are invited to
attend. Following is the program:
TUESDAY MORNING
Song Service .................
-. Mr.. G. Walter Moore, Columbus
Bible Reading and Prayer ........
Rev. w. Fl. Bryenton, Medina
"A Revised System of Religious Ed
ucation' :. Rev. Halpenny, Chicago
"Home Religion" .................
-. DIR. Clarence G. Miller, Wooster
Welcome to Medina ..............
....... Rev. w. J. Drew, Medina
Hymn and Benediction .........
TUESDAY AFTERNOON
Songs of Praise. C. Walter Moore
Prayer. :. -. Rev. Goodale, Medina
"The Older Brother or Sister,. -.
... :. Rev. J. ]. Tisdall, Columbus
"Who Lives Next Door," ........
:. DIR. E. A. Miller, Delaware
"A New Curriculum for Adult
Classes" >. Rev. E. w. Halpenny
Twin Sessions
"The Citizen Teacher" ..........
Rev. D. Carl Yoder, Cleveland
The Organized Glass, Step by Step
:. Rev. Chas. Denny, Urbana
"The Seven Day Bible Glass" -.
Rev. Turner, Clarksburg, W. Va.
"My Brothers Keeper" ......... !
Mr.. Edmund F. Arras, Columbus
"Two and Two Make More Than
Four. :. DIR. G. H. Smith, Medina
"What's Ahead in Federation ?"....
Rev. E. w. Halpenny
TUESDAY EVENING
Song Service. -. G. Walter Moore
"The Teacher and the Book" -.
-. !. Rev. J. J. Tisdall
The Adult Division Vitalizing It's
Service to the Program Of the
Whole State. Mr.. Arnold, Columbus
"The Value Of Social Contacts H.
lustrated by the Bible Classes.
80. DR.. William S. Bovard, Chicago
WEDNESDAY MORNING
Singing Of Old Hymns, led by. -.
G. Walter Moore
Devotions. :. Rev. w. J. Drew
The Home Department. :. .........
-. Mrs. E. A. Kernen, Cleveland
"The Adult Bible Class Activities"
Mrs. Georgia Lee Young, Toledo
printers Ink" ...
49,. Mr.. g. A. Carver, Strasburg
College Trained Lay Leadership in
Religious Education ...........
DIR. w. G. Clippinger, Westerville
"Testing the Bible Class for Values"
DIR. w. S. Bovard
Benedlction .............. ...........
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
Sing, directed by. C. Walter Moore
Devotions :. ), Rev. v. s. Goodale
How Interest the Rural Adult in
Religious Education. n.............
DIR. VIM. S. Bovard
The Week Day School of Religious
Education. Miss Cowles, Van Vert
The Development of the Community
Rural Church School Rev. Halpenny
Increasing the Attendance Of Adult
Bible Classes. ;. Rev. E. B. Turner
Relationship Between the Young
Peoples and Adult Divisions. 49,.
~. Herbert c. Mayer, Columbus
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hymns, led by. 49,. G. Walter Moore
Scripture and Prayer. Rev. Bryenton
Conserving Our Prohibition Victory"
Through Religious Education" -.
DIR. Clarence G. Miller
Social Rebuilding -. !. Rev. Turner
1.-THE Strategy of the Adult Bible
Glass Movement. i. Rev. Bovard
Miss Helen Graham, of Wheeling
w. Va, with large experience in con-
tention work, met with the local
leaders in the work at the Medina M
E. church Sunday afternoon. The
success of the convention, and its
progress, was canvassed, and the local
committees given data for the COM
pletion Of the preliminary work and
the conduct of the convention proper.
There will be no parade attempted
this year in connection with the pro
gram.
Mr.. Edmund Arri, of Columbus
governor of the Kiwanis Club Of Ohio
will preside at many of the sessions
Of the convention.
Chairmen of the several committees
are; Badges, Mrs. G. ]. Damon; en-.
tertainment for speakers, DR.. G. Fl
Smith and Elmer Gibbs; publicity, DR.
G. Fl. Smith; registration, Mrs. Carrie
Hoover; reception, Dawson Longacre
reception railways and interurbans,
r. E. Hart; registration headquarters
Miss Minnie Wells; public comfort
Mrs. Elbridge Gibbs; finance, d. r
Pelton; special service, ]. H. Small
information, Elbridge Gibbs; decora
tions, Karl Lutz.
The Board of Trade had as gues-
and speaker at SIC .iG o'clock o1ciotk luncheon
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ArTis
Of Columbus. His address was an
ticipatory to the convention mex
week. ,l u v ", ,s
Ralph House returned Saturda,
from Michigan where be has beel
visiting his sister and her husband
DR. and Mrs. George Hartman