The bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1921-06-09
DIES MONIES DISTRICT
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION PROGRAMME

CONVENTION PROGRAMME
To be held at TUSCALOOSA, Iowa, June
1917, 1921:
300, devotional led by Oskaloosa s
Sunday school; 2:15, introduction OF
district superintendent, appointing OF
committees; $3.50, get-togethere praise
service, testim onies; $500, report OF
committee on credentials, introductIons;
80, superintendent annual address,
remarks, led by delegate from Musca-
tine; 400, report of schools, discussion
Of reports; 900, Adjournment.
Evening Session.
7:3O. devotional, led by normal repre-
sentatives Of all schools; 7:45, roll call
and minutes Of last meeting; $500, open
] ing Of district normal, led by Mrs. w.
a. Lowery, president protein; paper,
.How to Teach Bible History Miss
Marie Whaly, of Washington, Iowa;
discussion, led by West Des Moines
normal class; paper, "How to ieacn
Bible Geography by Miss Jessie Al,
len, of Ottumwa, Iowa; discussion, led
by normal representatives OF Buxton;
paper, elbow to Teach Bible Charac-
ters,' by Mrs. Louise Greenup, of Mt.
Pleasant; discussion, led by East Des
Teach Bible Lessons by Mrs. w. II.
Lowery, Of Des Moines; questions by
delegates;. Offering; awarding of diplo-
mas to normal graduates; election of
officers; minutes of evening session; ad-
iournment. ..:. a-.-1-.T
Friday Morning. =
900, devotional, led by delegates
from Newton, Ottumwa and Fairfield;
9:15, roll call, (respond with Biblical
quotations); $3.50, paper, "Modern
Method Of Keeping Young People In
terested in the Church and Its Work, -
delegate from Buxton; paper, elbow
Can We Best Harmonize the Popular
Amusements With the Sunday School, =
delegate from Ottumwa; paper, "The
Superiority of Christian Faith,' West
Des MONIES, delegate; paper, "The Holy
Spirit as the Teachers Guide and
Helper,' delegate from Newton; dis
cussion, led by Oskaloosa delegate;
1000, discussion hour, song, "Conse-
crate Me Now;'' 1890, paper, "Inter,
est and Attention in Sunday School,
Glow to Make the Sunday School More
Interesting delegate from osceola;
discussion, led by Boone's delegate;
paper, "a Scholars Preparation on the
Sunday School LESSON delegate from
Clarinda; discussion by Keosauqua;
paper, f'Ways of Regaining and Hold
ing Absent Scholar delegate from
Mt. Pleasant; discussion, led by dele
gate from Abba; paper, How to Make
Sunday School Co.. delegate from
Fairfield; discussion. led by Iowa City 8
delegate; ,11:45, adjournment.
Friday Afternoon.
300, devotional, led by delegates
from Washington, Muscatine and Mt. |
Pleasant; $3.50, roll call and minutes Of |
last session; paper, "The Influence Of |
q Sunday School Training on Child s |
Future Life,' delegate from Washing
ton; discussion, led by delegate No. 2,
West Des Moines; reports Of subdis-
trict superintende nts; report Of condo |
lence COMMITTEES; 400; election Of Off !
GERS; 5:45, adjournment.
Friday Evening.
Song by the local choir; invocation |
BY Rev. A. w. Hackley (jresiding eld-
cry; instrumental selection by Miss |
Florence Hall, Of Washington; read
ing by Miss Lavera Wilson of o. !
tumwa; solo by Miss Elizabeth Redd,
IF Washington; a demonstration, "The |
School Being Taught by an Unprepared |
Teacher by local talent; song by the |
local Sunday school; offering; installa- |
ion of officers; adjournment. Mrs. ]. |
L. Edwards, district superintendent.