Paragould soliphone., 1921-10-28
MOMENTOUS SESSION WILL BE
 CONDUCTED FOR SIX DAYS AT
 METHODIST CHURCH, THIS CITY
Paragould District Standard Training School Will Convene Sunday = Pastor O'Bryant and Church Leaders Are Completing Final Ar engagements For Occasion-First Session of Its Kind Ever Conducted Here-Convening al Batesville This Week-Idea Originated at General Conference in 19l8-Promotion of Church Work.

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 qualified as leaders but brings about
 a more thorough and harmonious organization in looking after the af fairs of the church generally. The session for the Batesville dis trict is in progress this week and will come to close Friday night of this week, enabling the Paragould
 district to enter upon it's session Sunday morning The local leaders
 are in receipt of information that the session at Batesville has created much interest and is proving highly successful in every way. The at tendance there, it is said, is very large from all parts of the Bates l vile district.
 In Paragould there will be four
 l definite courses, and, perhaps, sup . .plemented by two additional ones. \ The four definite courses and facul- lty are as follows:
 Courses and Faculty. l Organization, Admin istration and Worship, taught by l Miss Willette Allen of Newman, l Ga, who has been for some years head of the Kindergarten Training
 school for training kindergarten
 l teachers in Atlanta, Ga. Miss Allen l has also had considerable experience l in Sunday School work. She is now giving her time to Standard Training School work with the Gen. eral Sunday School Board, and is lalways successful in this work. Primary-Organization, Admins tration and Worship, taught by Mrs. TT. M. Salters, of Memphis, Tenn, | who has for several years been su lperintendent of the Primary Depart ment in the First Methodist Church | in Memphis. She has taught in | eyeral Standard Training Schools and has rendered fine service in this connection. Her broad experience both in the Sunday School and in Training Schools gives her splendid lequipment for teaching primary course.
 Junior-Organization, Administra- tion and Worship, taught by Miss Marie Hansen of Winterhaven, Fla, who was formerly Elementary Su- lperintendent for the Florida Confer ence, later the Assistant Superin- ltendent in the Elementary Depart tment with the General Sunday ed with the Department of Teach lers Training Schools. Miss Hansen has broad sympathy and under istanding of local service in Stand lard Training Schools.
 Sunday School Organization and A Administration, taught by MT. M. w. Brabham, who is the head of the Department of Rural Work with the General Sunday School Board. MT. Brabham was for several years la successful Sunday School Superin- Field Secretary in North Carolina land Virginia. His work as head lof the Department of Rural Work with the General Board has attract ed favorable comment over the |church
 In addition to the foregoing defi- mite courses, it is planned by Para gould leaders of the church to add 1.-two supplementary courses. One of these will have for it's line of |study, "The Methodist Church; Its Work" It has been definitely de- cided to conduct that course and, If it is found that sufficient num- Der desires the introduction of the lsixth course it will be offered the session. The latter one would be- "The Problem of the Rural Sun day School" Final plans relating to Ithe two extra courses will be work ed out and disposed of by the time lthe session opens here next Sunday, it is said. In event they are adopt cd the periods likely will be con- lducted during the morning hours of the session and not in the evening when tho four definite courses will occupy the program.
 The following is the daily sched- ule for the week. including the Ispecial program that will occupy Sunday, the first day:
 Sundays program will be: h. sniratonal Service--Rev. II. F. Wheeler, Field Secretary. Introduce !tion of the faculty. Registration
 and classification. Daily Schedule.
 5;3O to A:45-Devotional. . :Ab to 6:15--Story Hour.