The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-26
PREBLE S. s. BODY
WILL HOLD YEARLY
MEETING AT EATON

EATON, O., Jan. 26-Annual con-
vention of the Preble County Sunday
School association will be held in
Eaton next Saturday in the Presbyter-
ian and Christian churches.
DR.. G. w. Brubaker, general secre-
tary Sunday school office, United
Brethren denomination, and Walter s.
Fogarty, president of the county asso-
citation, will be leading figures in the
meeting.
General sessions of the convention
will be held in the Christian church at
$50 o'clock on the forenoon and 2:15
in the afternoon. An administrative
conference will be held in the Presby-
terrain church at one o'clock. Adult
and elementary conferences will be
held in the Christian church at one
O'Clock, while at the same hour boys
and girls secondary conferences will
be held in the Presbyterian church.
6rubaker Principal Speaker.
DR.. c. w. Brubaker will deliver an
address at the general sessions fore
noon and afternoon. Miss Gertrude
McShane, Camden, will submit the
secretary's report. The convention
Will open with song service, led by
Hiley Baker, Christian church, will
offer prayer Avon Cellar will sing 4
solo. A number will be sung by a
quartet made up of Rev. Wight, A. ].
Swift, w. NJ Title and DR.. G. w,
FIory, followed by announcements
The afternoon general session will
include song service, led by Rev.
Wight; vocal solo, Roy Benham; adj
dress, DR.. Brubaker; vocal solo, Mrs
Paul Wight; business, announcements.
The administrative conference will
be presided over by w. H. Riley. Sub
, jects to be discussed: ''The Superin-
, tendent and the Sunday School Les
son." led by E. c. Eikenberry. Cam
den; 'The Pastor and the Sunday
School Lesson" led by Rev. r. H.
Dunaway, New Paris; 1.-THE Three
Biggest Accomplishments to be Sought
by the Superintendent" w. S. Fogar.
ty, Eaton.
The adult conference will be under
the leadership of E. A. Holcomb. Sub
jects to be discussed: Teachers
Training" led by Rev. C. E. Beck
ley: THE Glass Organized" led by
Mrs. r. c. Prugh; Men in the Sun
day School," led by Clayton r. Cob
lentz, New Paris. Roundtable discus
oloA' VI luc AuulI
Department to Temperance, to Mis-
Righteousness"
The elementary conference will be
under the leadership of Mrs. Airline
Hart. Subjects to be discussed: COR
ganizing the Children's Division" led
by Miss Hazel Minnich: Missionary
Education for Children" led by Mrs
J. w. Miller.
Subjects for formidable discussion:
rs Childrens Work Practical in a
Rural District?"; Are Graded Les
sons Best in All Schoo1s?"; BEST
Way to Present the Lesson to the
Beginners and to Those in the Pri-
mary Department.; How Much Mem
DRY Work.; observation of Birth
days"
Mrs. Stubs to Lead.
The secondary conference for girls
will be under the leadership of Mrs
Lora Stubs. West Elkton. Subjects
to be discussed. First Things First"
led by Miss Mary Jones; Our Re.
sponsiblity," Miss Clara Smith; Girls
and Their Relation to LIES Little
Things" Rev. Ida V. Parker.
Miss Clara Shade will give a read
ing, followed by formidable discus.
sion of these subjects: What Bene
fits Arise From Organized Classes?'
How Shall We Keep the Interest OF
Other Girls in Sunday School Work p
Am 1 My Sisters Keeper; plans
for Secondary Work by the Girls OF
Preble County"
Rev. A. w. Horny, Concord, will
be leader of the secondary conference
for boye. Topics to be discussed
CT, Of fha in, ho
City" Albert Harris; Problems of
the Boy in the Country" V. N. Law.
renee; Some Practical Solutions OF
Boys Prblems." Hubert Conarroe
The topics will come in for round
table discussion.
Dinner will be served at noon by
the Ladies' Aid society of the Chris
tan church.
Officers of the county association
are: President, Walter S. Fogarty
Eaton; vice president, Francis Van
Ausday, Lewisburg, secretary, Miss
Gertrude McShane, Camden; treasur
err, Mrs. Iva Cline, Camden.
The executive committee is made uI
of ]. w. Reinheimer, Heber O'Hara
Carl Ballinger. R. NJ. Wilson. E. A
Holcomb, Walter Waggoner, William
Casey, Francis Van Ausday. Car
Smith, Albert Flory. Mrs. J. T. Hart
and Mrs Lora Stubs.
Thum Services Held.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Thum, SO, wife of Charles p. Thum
who died Friday night, were held thi:
afternoon at the home and were il
charge of Rev. Thomas Murray, Uni
versalist church. Burial was in Mount
Hill cemetery. The husband, one sol
and three daughters survive.
Mrs. Lake Succumbs.
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza Lake
so. wife of the late J. n. Lake, were
Ield this afternoon at her late home
Rev. A. ]. Bussard. Methodist church
officiating. She died Friday night
Burial was in Mound Hill cemetery
Two sons and one daughter survive.
Buys FAIR Homestead.
James A. Knox has purchased the
late Henry H. Farr homestead, Barron
street, from Loring Farr, son of tn,
Gecedent.
Rev. Roy c. Helfenstein, D. D., viii