The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-09-29
HAUBERG QUITS
SUNDAY SCHOOL
! POST IN COUNTY
President al Association Ii Years
Refases Reelection Wilbur
War;. Moline, Successor.

Members of the Rock lsIan1
Comfy Sunday School association,
In annual session this afternoon o.
the Memorial Christian church
Third avenue and Fifteenth street
accepted with regret the decision
of John Hauberg, who has served
the association as president tne
mast. LIS years, not to continue long
err in that office, and after passin
a resolution reported by the nonh-
mating committee expressing ap-
preciatton for his long and faitn-
full service, elected Wilbur war;
of Moline as his successor
Other officers chosen this after-
noon by the association are:
Vice president-Wuson z hunt
Moline.
Corresponding secretary and
treasurer-F- W. Adelmann, no
line; assistant Lester Anderson
Moline
Recording seGstarT-EarL Hiatt,
Superintendent chiIdren's divi-
sion-Mrs. w. H Marshall, Rock
island; assistant. Mrs. W. H. Guth-
rfe, Rock Island
Superintendent young peoples dl-
yision-John Hauberg, Rock Is
land: assistant, Miss Georgia I.
First, Rock Island.
Superintendent adult DIVISION
w. e. Caulpetzer, Rock Island.
Superintendent educational divi-
sion-Justin Washburn, Rock Is
land
advisory board-Rev. P. Slater,
Moline; Rev. Launcelot Hadaway'
Rock Island; Rev. Wilbur Bah
cock, Moline: Mrs. Harry Aims
worth, Moline; Myrtle Vessel.
Rock Island; Thomas Watson, Hi
aois City; Frank Morgan, Port By
ron; Roy johnson. Rock Island.
Tribute to Hauberg.
The resolution of the nominating
committee. which referred to Mr..
Hauberg's services as president,
was as follows: I'VE appreciate
the long and faithful service he has
rendered this association, and his
generous expenditure OF time and
attention IN our behalf, not to re-
spect the decision of such friend,
and we are proud and glad to have
obtained his consent to stay with
us in another capacity, only less
important, and will be grateful for
the understanding and sympathy
which we can always rely upon"
After the registering of delegates.
which took place at 9 O'Clock this
morning, Rev. Launcelot Hadaway.
pastor of the church, led in the
opening devotions. d. II. Wing of
Chicago, superintendent of the
young peoples division of the
State Sunday School association,
delivered an address on 1.-The
Adult Bible Glass in Community
Life"
Officers Report.
Reports were then made by the
following county officers: Mrs. W
Fl. Marshall, superintendent chill
dren's division; F. w. Adelmann,
corresponding secretary and treas
urer; z. C. Fisher, superintendent
educational division; W. E. Caul-
PETER, superintendent adult dtvis-
ion; Miss Georgia T. First, super
intendent young peoples division;
John Hauberg, superintendent of
association.
Mr.. Adelmann's report as CORE
spending secretary stated there are
81 Sunday schools in the county,
with an enrolment of 1882 pu-
pills, as contrasted with about H.
900 pupils last year.
As treasurer, Mr.. Adelmann re-
ported a budget of $500 for the
year, last years budget being 1928.
The bulge is based upon a cents
per capita assessment.
The average grade of Rock Is
land Sunday schools for efficiency
was reported 45.04. the total grade
of the county as whole being 76,
making the county to rank as the
END in the roll of the 102 Illinois
counties.
Ranks Third.
According to the report of Mrs.
Marshall, the young peoples d.
vision of Rock Island county under
her care ranks third in the state
roster of departments, the grade
being So.
Principal events of the afternoon
were addressed by F. W. Adelmann
on, THE Budget System and the
Trumpet Call" by E. C. Fisher on
Religious Education" and by D.
H. Wing on THE Gospel of the
Four-fold Life"
Tonight MIR. Wing will speak on
1.-THE Sunday School in National
Life" and Mr.. Hauberg will deliver
an address on Missionaries of Rock
Island County"