Arizona republican., 1921-10-27
23RD STATE SUNDAY
 SCHOOL CONVENTION ID OPEN TOMORROW

Plans for the 23rd annual conven- tion of the Arizona Sunday School association, which will be held in the First Presbyterian church here Fri day, Saturday and Sunday of this week are practically completed. Del egates will attend the convention from every part of the state and an interesting and worth while program has been arranged. The program follows:
 Friday Morning Church open at a. m. Delegates invited to gather at the church for registration, introductions. l formation of committees, consulting books and comforting with visiting l Sunday school experts. 10 a. m., convention called to order by the president, George Logic. l Prayer by C. M. Rock. Song service. | Opening address by the president. 1 Reports by secretary and treasurer. Appointment of committees. Address by Dr. John G. Hill. director of relig- | ious education in University of Southern California, Facing Relig- jus Facts"
 Friday Afternoon p. m. song service. Prayer by Rev. B. F. Pritchett l 2:30 D. m.. The Task of Reinter- preting the Religious Life to the Nod ern Mind.' Dr. John G. Hill. 3:10 D. m., Week day Religious Education in the Church in Other States Edgar Lloyd Smith. Co ordinating With the Sunday School,' w. D. Himebaugh. An Aid to Home Religion" $. M. Check. ''The Need and the Challenge" George Logic. 1 An Aid to the Church." F. D. RaIey. Gneral questions and discussion by | all interested. |.
 Friday Evening p. m.. song service. Prayer by | Dr. J. E. Harrison.
 7:30 D m., General theme: ''Vaca- l ton Bible Schools, Results of Prev Il ious Work in Arizona, Rev, G. D. I Yoakum; Preliminary Preparation ! and Organization, Rev. J. R. Jenkins; !; Plans and Program for the Coming I Year. Rev. George Logic. Testimony ! from those who had a part in the Phoenix program. Some Problems to : be Overcome F. D. Raley. Saturday Morning , .n., song service, prayer by Rev l, c. M. Northrup.
 9:30 a. m., primary session and s program, directed by the primary workers of the city Cardle roll
 equipment, literature, storytelling graded literature, promotions, separ- , ate departments, hand work, exam
 inations-These are some of the sub- , jects to be discussed by the visiting
 experts. and by selected local work . CTS
 II a. m, Pacing the Task of Or F ganizirg the Church for Training l Leadership" Dr. John c. Hill. l Saturday Afternoon al I3,-or !,
 Rev. T. O. Douglas, Jr. $ 2:30 D. m., 'The Educational Prob : lem of the Local Church" Dr. John G y Hill.
 D S:10 D. m., Religion in the Home, session, Rev. $. M. Cheek, director y Ten minutes given to each speaker - Some of the speakers: s. NJ Cheek . Dr. W. w. Wilkinson, George Logic t J. NJ. Stewart, Dr. John c. hh. Edsa s Lloyd Smith, J. o. Sexson, K. E. Dun Q lap.
 p. m, sight seeing trip.
 Sunday Afternoon
 p. m. song service. Prayer b.
 Rev. Fred c. Maurer.
 2:3Q D. m. Disarmament Confer
 ence," program: 'The Call by Presi \ dent Harding" Gov. Thomas E |. Campbell; "The Cost of War" L. J VI MA iO0SiAS Lt ttAAtAAptA9 LDA W eli D E. D. Raley: 'If the Conference Fails
 Judge Frank O. Smith; "The Hope o - a Warless World" Rev. F. F. Elmore e What the Church Can Do to Max ' This Conference Success" DI y Arthur Lee Odell and Dr. J. A
 Stavely. This program by request Q 5 the Federal Council of Churches fl America and in harmony with simila
 programs in other states All churche I, are asked to pray for the conferenc :. and for this program.
 4:30 D. m. final business session o ', the convention. Benediction and ad II journment.
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