The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1919-06-24
ANNUAL OHIO CONFERENCE OF
YOUNG PEOPLE 0ETHE SUNDAY
SCHOOL OPENS IN mt. VERNON

Urban, Ashland; Bernice wharton,
Ashland; Walter Horton, Elyria;
Walter l.. Pemberthey, Elyria; Robt.
'Puckett, Clyde; Roy Callihan, Crooks
Vile; Floyd Mcclure, Crooksville;
Helen Gloss, Columbus, Zura Brad
field Lilly Chapel; Lula Edwards, Big
,, Plain; Pauline Whiteside, Big Plain;
Robert Zehling, Dayton; Lou Pen
land, New Paris, Alta Smith, West
Alexandria; f. S. Bartlett, Jr, How
ard; Cloyce Christopher, Howard;
r. j. Simpson, Eaton; Hedwig Meter
New Bremen; Vernon Conrade, New
Bremen; Musetta d. Melong, Leban-
on; Earle Roose, Morrow; Louise
Shook, South Lebanon, Agnes Corwin,
South Lebanon; Reba Loer, South
Lebanon; John G. Rouson, Corington;
Day Steckes, Upper Sandusky; Lois
Hoover, Eaton; Dwight South, Upper
Sandusky; Alma Miller, Elorado;
Orville L. Beardsley, Upland.
Florence Hoyman; Millersburg; Ber-
tha Steele, Millersburg, Elizabeth Nc
Culloch, Millersburg; Edwin Balder,
Millersburg; Hayden Basinger, Pan
dora; r. Brice Greer, Greer; Mil
dred Butts, Casstown; Dallas Sisk.
Napoleon; Mrs. A. G. Fritz, Tippeca-
noe; Coral Covant, Piqua; Ashley
Pelton, Medina; Floyd Porter, Bruins
wick; Lyle Schaef, Brunswick; O.
car Elder Medina, Mallard Warren,
Medina; w. G. Porter, Brunswick;
Paul Albright, Brunswick Maynard
FleckingeA Brunawick; Raymond
Brant, Brunswick; Howard Chapman,
Brunswick; Josephine Miller, Valley
City; Florence Mayer, Medina; Clara
Wilson, Brunswick; Marion East
wood, Medina; Eva Sesse, Medina;
Doris Worelen, Medina; Blooma Zeig-
Ter, Medina; Myrtle Chapman, Bruins
wick; Anna = X. Young, Columbus;
Paul Lockett, Columbus; John Whyte,
Dayton; Clara Rottman, Millersburg;
Fernelia Kile, Napoleon; Coda Gil
bert, Napoleon; Ethel Gibson, Napol-
con; Eldon Smith, Tiffin; Nellie NevS
ins, Elyria; Ruth Kanney, Napoleon;
Paul Cone, Sycamore; Richard Lowry,
Napoleon; Rozena Pope, Grelton
Ethel Knepper, Tiffin; Raymond
Baldwin, Grelton; Milo Spencer, Ma.
poleon; Hazel Shatzer, .Pemberville;
Ellen Pope, Portage; Pauline Scott,
Mandate; Francis Putty, Fort Seneca;
G. d. VanTassel, McClue; Dale How.
lit, Findlay; Nellie Battles, Grelton;
Leila Omwake, Cromers; Mildred
Biehm, Tiffin; Lynn Scott, Mandate;
Austin Frease, Napoleon; Frances
Keys, Bangs.
SUNDAYS PROGRAM
Following is the program for the
Sunday sessions:
Morning
Presbyterian Church.
Older Boys and Young Men.
500 a. m.-Morning Light meeting,
song and devotion-Walter Wood.
Living Up to the Light"-Mr. John
l.. Alexander.
900 a. m.-Conference Sunday
school. older boys and young mems
department; Walter Wood, Supt.
11:OO p. m.AMorning worship in
the churches of Mt. Vernon.
Morning
Church of Christ.
Older Girls and Young Women.
500 a. m.-Morning Light meeting,
song and devotion-Lottie May Bose.
Living Up to the Light" Mrs.
Phebe A., Curtis.
900 a. m.-Conference Sunday
school, older girls and young women's
department; Miss Lottie May Bose,
superintendent
11:0O p. m.-Morning worship in
the churches of Mt. Vernon.
Afternoon
Presbyterian Church..
Older Boys and Young Men.
2:30 p. m.-Song and Devotion
Walter Wood.
"The Life Worth While"-Mr John
l.. Alexander.
Afternoon
Church of Christ.
Older Girls and Young Women.
$3.50 p. m.-Song and Devotion
Miss Lottie May Bose.
"The Life Worth While"-Miss
Freda Bose.
Evening
Presbyterian Church
Older Boys and Young Men.
| 7:30-Song and Devotion-Walter
Wood
7:457AMinutes of the Conference.
:50-Announcements
7:55-"The Meaning of It"-Miss
Freda Bose.
S:15-Music.