The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-06

The yearly budget has been in
creased from an average of about
$4,000 to $4,000 to make it suffi-
cient for the enlarged program. The
the following goals for the 1920-21
work of the association;
1-~EnIargiI9ss the employee sf5ff TO
five persons, heading their respective
divisions OF the state work, intensity
ing the service which such depart
ments shall be equipped to render to
the counties. districts and schools in
every part of the state. This means
two new professional workers.
Establishing ten community train
ing schools in as many wide-a- wake
Kansas cities.
Establishing daily vacation
schools in ten centers of the state.
4-Holding ten older boys confer
5-Holdlng ten older girls confer
ences
G-strengthening 1O5 county organ
widening activity in securing
high school Bible study credits.
S-Sending twenty Kansas boys and
ten girls to the Lake Geneva training
camps.
Pick SaIaried Officers Later.
II. p. Armstrong of Atchison sue
ceeded Ralph McIntire of Topeka as
president of the Kansas State Sunday
School association when the report of
the nominating committee was adopt
ca Dy the convention TINS morning.
Other new officers include four vice
presidents as follows: Mrs. S. A.
Chappell st. John. children's division
Elwood NJ. Brooks. Oberlin. young
peoples division; w. H. Yoder. adult
division; Walter Anderson, Lincoln,
administrative division. w. w. Bow
man of Topeka was elected treasurer.
The general secretary and four new
secretaries for the field staff. the sal
aried leaders of the association, are to
be chosen at a meeting of the execu-
tive committee this afternoon. 1t is
probable that J. II. Engle, secretary
of the association for twenty-fouT
years, will be reelected.
Apportionmcnt of Budget.
The apportionment of the newly
adopted budget is announced as fol-
lows:
General Administration and Field Or
ganlhauCn -.....-.' '.............-. 81, ".
Business Management. t................ 440(
Children's Division. Observation-Disclosures. 337s
Young Peoples Division. 4,37;
Adults and Administrative Division. S.5T5
state Convention. n............-......... ! 50(
Kansas Sunday School Journal 2OC
Information and World Association. 2OOC
Miscellaneous ........................ 9j(
Total. ........................$ .$25, ,O0t
-Four members of the executive com.
mittee, whose terms expired this year
have been reelected to serve unit
1870 lney are Jas. ii. Little. La
Crosse; w. F. Muenzenmayer. juno
ton City; ]. L. Stratton. Ottawa: and
Albert Thomson, Hutchinson. A new
member of the committee is r. n
McEntire of Topeka, retiring president
Other retiring officers are r. NJ. White
of Abilene. treasurer; p. T. Ellis, Pitts
burg, vice-president of the adult divi
sion; and H. P. Armstrong of Atchi
son, vice-president of the administra,
ton division.
Entertained Rotary Club.
Leaders in Sunday school work tool
charge of the entertainment at thu
weekly Rotary club dinner at tht
Chamber of Commerce today. Presi
dent d. w. Kurtz of Mcpherson col
Iege talked to the Rotarians on Re
ligious Education; Mrs L. f. D,
Shazo Of Independence. Kan, gave
group of readings and Paul LawIes
OF Topeka gave vocal solo.
An important measure adopted b.
the convention is the decision to move
the state headquarters of the Kansas
State sunday School association from
Abilene TO Topeka. The change will
bring the thirty or more Sunda,
school workers to Topeka
Codding on Afternoon Program.
An important round table confer
ence was to be conducted at the Firs
Presbyterian church this afternoon b,
Ralph McEntire. president of the as
sociation, discussion to cover variou
administrative measures. Another in
teresting event of the afternoon wa
to be lecture by Warden ]. K. Cod