Arizona republican., 1919-10-04

ne complete program of the 2lst an nual convention of the Arizona Sunday Scnool association to be held in Phoe- nlX on October "A, 25 and 25 has been released for publication. Sessions on tne first two days will be held at the Methodist Episcopal church. and on sunday, the last day, at the Central Christian church
 Following is the program:
 Friday Morning
 to 10 a. m.-Reception and regis tration of delegates.
 10 a. m.-Call to order by the presi- ient.
 Singing led by
 Prayer for Gods blessing upon the convention, Bishop J. W. Atwood lO;l5-Story by Rev. C. W. Harsh man.
 lO;2e-Convention address by the president. Thomas K. Marshall. lO;S5-Response by NJ. B. Hazeltne. lO:45-Reading committees and an- nouncements
 ll:OO-Reports by secretary. treas urer, chairman and executive commit tee.
 l1:30-Religious education and the Suday school Association. A. M Locker l2:O0-Prayer for a blessing on all schools of the state, Rev. D. Scarbor- ough
 Noon-Lunch.
 Friday Afternoon
 2:OO-Song and devotional service Prayer for Christian fellowship in all the work in the state Rev. George Le- high.
 2:l5-Story by Rev. C. w. Harshman 2;2O-One hour given to short reports Nof five minutes each from the state denominational men with discussion that there may be closed cooperation in the work. II. C. Morton, J. R. Jenk ins, J. II. Heald A. W. Atkinson, R. F. Dunlap, D. Scarborough, W. D. Hime baugh. $ C. Hoover, Arthur Stewart and others.
 3;2O-The spiritual program of the church, C. P. Moore.
 S:4O-Promoting the county wotk Charles R. Fisher.
 4:00-Religious education and the community, A. M Locker.
 4:2O-Questions and answers, con ducted by A. NJ. Locker. i:50-Prayer for the work of the In- ternational association, Rev. N. F Hoffpauir
 6:5O-BanGuet in NJ. E. church for all delegates.
 II. F. Demand of Fl Paso will have charge of the discussion on the work among the older boys. No session of the convention will be any more worth while than this.
 S:O0-Song service conducted by Mrs C. M Candy.
 Prayer for the homes of our state Rev. C. r. Morris.
 S:2O-Story by Rev C. W. Harshman S:25-Religious education and tho church school. A. NJ. Locker.
 S:55-Message from overseas by ont who was there. Judge Frank O. smith 9:15-Religious education and secular education co-ordinating, Dr. R. B. vor kleinSmid
 9:4O-Prayer for a benediction upor all delegates, Rev. Douglas, Jr.
 Saturday Morning
 9:0O-Devotions and prayer for th, Sunday school teachers of the state Rev C. NJ. Northrup.
 9:20-Story by Rev. C. w. Harshman 9:25-One hour given to representa-, tives Of various organizations doins good work along related lines. Five minutes co each speaker Y. NJ. C. A. J. c. SoXson; Y W. C. A. secretary; Chndrens Home. W. L. Summers; Rec Cross Mrs D. E. Heard Americaniza ton Dr. Neff: Federal Health Service Dr. George Goodrich; Juvenile Crime Judge R. C. Stanford; Inter Churcf World Movement, $. C. Hoover; Pre- hibition. Grandy Gammage, Churci Federation. Dr W w. Wilkinson. 1O:25-Discussion by Judge Frank O smith. H. r. Demand. George Logic anC others.
 l0:50-Announcements and questions ll:00--What the war has taught thu church? Judge Frank 0. smith.
 Strategic points in church so cial program. A. M Locker
 1:40-Discussion and questions. t2:00-- Prayer that Sunday school may help bring peace, Rev. A. l. Arnett Noon-Lunch.
 Saturday Afternoon
 2:O0-S Sectional program by division and dcpartments.
 Children's division. conducted by Mrs Ben Wilson. assisted bv Edgar Lloyl Smith Mrs. R. A. Wait. Mrs. Franl
 
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