The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-06
new S. S. PLAN
B. B EiteIman Heads Shawnee
County Religious Organization.
Is Successor to Shawnee County
Sunday School Association.
BRAYMAH VICE PRESIDENT
Each of the 80 Sunday Schools
VIII Be Represented.
New Council VIII Be Divided
Into Five Departments.

B. B. Eitelman. representative of
the First Christian church. was elected
chairman of the Shawnee County gan
day School Council of Religious Edu-
cation at the organization of the coun-
ell at the First Baptist church, Tues
day night The council is the successor
of the Shawnee County Sunday School
association The reorganization was in
line with the reorganization plan OF
the international Sunday School Coun-
ell of Religious Education and the
kansas Sunday School association.
OFFICERS of New Association.
Other officers of the council elected
were: E E Brayman, of the First
Congregational church. vice president;
Mrs s NJ Fergus, of the United
Presbyterian church, secretary. and
A. o. Beach, of the Tyler street Metho-
dist church. treasurer.
Ralph McEntire, of the Kansas
Sunday School association, spoke at
the banquet preceding the meeting.
Another meeting will be held at the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. Tuesday night to
adopt n constitution and bylaws.
Under the new plan of organization
each of the ninety-nine Sunday schools
In the county will be represented on
council Thirty-nine Topeka Sunday
schools and thirty-seven rural schools
were represented by official delegates
Tuesday night. The board of trustees
Will be selected at the next meeting.
council will be to promote daily
schools of religious education that will
enable students to secure 1nstructloh
in the Bible each day in correlation
with their public school courses The
council will be divided into five de-
partments as follows: adult, children,
young people, administrative and edu-
cation
Members of the Council.
Official members of the council al
ready selected by fifty-six Sunday
schools are as follows; First Baptist,
Mrs o. d. Skinner; Madison Street
Miss G. Pattison; Swedish Baptist, J.
a. Lundgren; Third Baptist, E. E
Evans; QuintOn Heights Baptist, Mrs
Ethel Tilton; Calvary Baptist, W. L.
Wilkerson.
First Christian. B. B. Eitleman,
Central Park Christian. o. G. Emmer
son: Oakland Christian, Otto Cum
nlings; Central Avenue Christian, Miss
Emma Wes-"-oOk; First Congrega-
tional Z. L. Brayman; Central Con-
gregatiOnal. w. II. Stanley; Church of
Brethren. Harry J. Smith; Grace Ca
thedral, Canon David Beatty; First
Evangelical, Z. B. Breithaupt; Eng
lish Lutheran, f. b Henderson; Trim
ity Lutheran. Mrs J. A jacobson;
First Methodist. Miss Florence We'll
come: East Side Methodist. r. NJ. Har-
rfs; Irving Pace. Miss Bittinger; Lynn
Creek, Miss Hattie Warner; Pauline,
H. E King; Wakarusa- George r.
keezel: Oakland Presbyterian, Halsey
F-ansom: Potwin Presbyterian, c. NJ
Case: United Presbyterian. C c. Chal-
mers: Westminster Presbyterian, Miss
Mira Corning; United Brethren. Prof.
II. NJ. Ambrose; Second United Breth-
ren. Ed Minard; Union Mission. Mrs
W.nant; Salvation Army, Mrs. Emma
Harris.
Swedish Bethel. E. H. Johnston;
North Topeka Baptist, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. Bacon and Mr.. and Mrs H. ].
Smith; Auburn. Miss Esther McWhir-
ten; Dover Federated, Captain H NJ
Philips; Mission Center. Miss Bessie
Owens; SeabroolS. Miss Avis White;
Silver Lake. Miss Jessie Rice; East
1ndianola, r. P. Rude: Ehmont, Miss
Boast; Pleasant Hill, Lawrence Evans;
Rochester. G. Benoy.
Sunbeam. Miss Nina Wilson; Te-
cumseh Methodist, c. E. Dunmur;
Bethel. Mrs. d. B. Rice; Lowman Me-
mortal Methodist. L. d. Spickerman;
Tyler Street Methodist, A. o. Beach;
Highland ParK. Mrs. C w. Boast;
Kansas Avenue Methodist, Herbert A.
French: Trinity Methodist, L. G.
Thorpe; Asbury Methodist, Leo Nor
man; st. Johns Methodist, Mrs. NJ. c.
Ridley: Browns chapel. Mrs. ].
Washington: First Presbyterian, Paul
Noser: Second Presbyterian. Ray Par
nell and Third Presbyterian, r. d.
Alexander.