Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1920-01-10

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NEWS, SATURDAY,.
a. & he hens IL Mn. Albert Peter
son. 100 Fort street opposite The
IDAHO sTA Ersoc syHnAy SCHOOL
Among the callers ut the state office
this week were DIR. Charles L. Chalfant,
financial secretary Of the College OF
Idaho, Hon. H. c. Baldridge Of Parma,
president Of the state association, and
DIR. o. r. Meredith and wife Of Nam
pa. DIR. Meredith II superintendent Of
the Young Peoples division OF the state
work.
The state executive committee held =
special business meeting Tuesday ev-
ening In DIR. II. M. Holverson's office.
Those present were: Chairman A. L.
Freehafer. H. G. Baldridge. o. r. Mere
dith, w. H. Coppedge, J. Doolittle. II.
NJ. Holverson and f.. NJ. Keller. I'M
portant business relative to the state
work was transacted and plans were
outlined for definite work.
The general secretary delivered an
address at the ministerial union in
Nampa on Monday afternoon at the
union meeting of the pastors and sun
day school workers Of the city OF Nam
pa and vicinity for Wednesday even
ing, Jan. IA, such meeting to be held in
the church of the Brethren, corner of
Eleventh Avenue and Third street. at
u: 80 p. m.
The general secretary will spend
Sunday, Jan. II, at Payette, which city
is to entertain the state convention
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STANDARD OF ORGANIZATION
BY "A. NJ. LOCKER
International Superintendent Field Or
ganixation
This international standard IL the
outcome of two years of study. In the
summer of 1916. the Employed Officers
association appointed commission on
standards. which reported at the an
nual meeting of the association in 1917.
The findings Of the commission are the
work of all sections of the Employed
Officers association. and were referred
to the International association. The
committee on education of the Inter-
national Sunday school associa ton
made a careful study of the findings
of the commission. and finally approx
ed the standard, to be used by the In
ternational Field department until the
educational committe, by study and
Of organization and educational con-
tent. This objective standard is to
be used as the objective measurement
of the organization of state and pro-
vincial Sunday school associations dur
ing the quadrenium 1918-1922.
Points of Standard.
I. General organization 20 credits.
Credits.
1. (2) State or provincial executive
committee.
2. A. Complete organiza ton by
counties.
3. az Delegate from every county
at state or provincial convention
4. (2) Educational superintendent of
committee.
8. ca Apportionmen or pledge paid.
6. 90 Statistical report rendered.
Z. cd Member at international ex-
ecutive committee.
s. (2) Delegates at international
convention
III. Children's Division 90 credits
8. CD State or provincial superin-
tendent.
10. a. State or provincial committee.
II. go County superintendent.
IL. Co Superintendent annual con-
ference.
10, CD S u de n $ interna tional
training school.
N.
III Young Peoples Division 20 cred
10. "a State or provincial superin-
tendent.
10. (2) State or provincial committee.
II. (3) County superintendent.
IS. (2) Adult training conference.
10. (2) Students at the international
training school.
20. "a Older Boys Q5-19 confer
ence.
21. "a Older Girls Q5-19) confer
ence.
22. "a Young mems and young wo-
mems (1S-24 conference.
%. % Older boys council.
"a. "a Older girls council.
%. "a Young mems and young wo-
mems council.
rs. (2) Represented at international
older boys camp conference.
q. (2) Represented at international
older girls camp conference.
Nv. ADULT division, 20 credits.
2s. go State or provincial superin-
tendent
20. "a State or provincial committee
or federation.
30. Co County superintendent.
81. CD State or provincial confer
ence.
32. ca Students at the international
training school,
v. Administrative division, 20 cred
its.
SO. (3) State or provincial superin-
tendent
"a. (D State or provincial committee.
35. (5) County superintendent.
36. 90 State or provincial confer
ence.
81. 90 Students at the international
training school.
The aVara 0a ar andinor Ia vnr
cent for the entire international field,
not including the seven mission fields.
The highest standing of any state or
province is 81 and the lowest 8.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
G. William Barnum. minister. At
the Sunday morning service, at II
o'clock, the pastor will preach on the
theme, "Where Are the Intercessors? ?"