The Arizona copper camp., 1919-10-11

Himebaugh, S. C. Hoover, Arthur
Stewart and others.
3:20-The spiritual program of the
church, c.. P. Moore.
3:40-Promoting the county work,
Charles R. Fisher.
4:00-Religious education and the
community, A. M. Locker.
4:20-Questions and answers, con-
Quoted by A. M. Locker,
4:50-Prayer for the work of the In
ternational association, Rev. N. F.
Hoffpauir.
6:30-Banquet in NJ E. church for
all delegates. H. p Demand of Ell
faso will have charge of the discus
on on the work among the older
boys. No session of the convention
will be any more worth while than
this
S:00-Song service, conducted by
Mrs. G. NJ. Candy. Praper for the
homes Of our state, Rev. c. P. Morris.
S:20-Story by Rev. C. w. Hash
man.
8:25-Religious education and the
church school, a. M. Locker.
8:55-Message from overseas by one
who was there, Judge Frank o. Smith.
9:15--Religious education and secu-
lar education co-ordinating, DIR. R. B.
vcn KleinSmid
9:40-Prayer for Eonedicton upon
all delegates, Rov. Douglas, Jr.
Saturday Morning
9:00-Devotions and prayer for the
Sunday school teachers of the state,
Rev. c.. M. Northrup.
9:20-Story by Rev. C. w. Harsh.
man.
9:25-One hour given to representa-
tives of various organizations doing
good work aong related lines. Five
minutes to each speaker. Y. M. c..
A., j. o. Sexson; Y. w. C. A., secre-
tary; Children's Home, w l.. Sum-
mers; Red Cross, Mrs. D. B. Heard;
Americanization, DR.. Neff; Federal
Health Service, DR.. George Goodrich; );
Juvenile Crime, Judge r. C. Stanford; !;
Intel-Church World Movement, S. c..
Hoover; Prohibition. Grady Gam
mage; Church Federation, DR.. w. w.
Wilkinson
1O:25-DiscussiOn by Judge Frank
o. Smith, H. P. Demand, George Logic
and others.
1O;5O-Announcements and ques-
tions.
11:OO-What the war has taught the
church, Judge Frank o. Smith.
11:15-Strategic points in church
school program, A. NJ Locker.
11:40-Discussion and questions.
12:00-Prayer and Sunday schools
may help bring peace, Rev. A. j. AT.
nett.
Noon-Lunch.
Saturday Afternoon
2:0O-Sectional programs by divi-
sions and departments. Children's
division, conducted by Mrs. Ben Will
son, assisted by Edgar Lloyd Smith,
Mrs. r. A. Wait, Mrs. Frank Curtis,
Mrs. 3. D. Raley. Meeting in the base
ment of the church. Young Peoples
division workers meet in lecture room
of Y. M. C. A. with Mrs C. r. Craig,
Mrs. Warwick Scott, A. NJ Locker,
and H. p. Demand. Adult workers
and home department meet in churcn
auditorium with Mrs. Mabel Hood, M.
3. Hazeltine, c. p. Moore, L. w. Cog
gins and A. NJ Locker. Educational
and administration departments meet
iE the w. G. T. U. building with A.
Nj. Locker, C. R. Craig, ]. M. Stewart,
A. w. Cotton, j. E. Fowler and Mrs.
]. e. Vardeman. Any worker failing
t. attend the session in which he
works will miss the pearl of great
price" of the convention.
3:30-All together in church audi
torium. "A Cradle Roll Exhibit" Mrs.
Frank Curtis.
3;35-How a country school became
a famous success, Mrs. j. L. Varde-
man.
3:45-Christian citizenship pro-
gram. H. P Demand.
00-Characteristics of a trained
worker, A. M. Locker
4:20-DiscusSion.
4:30-BusineSs session.
5:10-Prayer that we may have a
vision of the task in Arizona, DR.. John
l.. Marquis.
Saturday Evening
7:30-Song service and special mu,
sic, conducted by Mrs. G.. M. Candy.
7:3O-Prayer for wisdom in the
study of the Book, Rev. w. S. Bu-
chanan
7:55-Story, c. w. Harshman.
500" Training for Service" A. M.
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