The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-27
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the administration department, will
give a report on pastors, officers and
publicity; A. B. Harrison, of the Rich
mond Y. NJ. c. A, will discuss the
monthly workers conference, and VIII
Judkins of Cambridge City, will talk
on the subject, beginning on Time"
The young peoples division will meet
with the adult division at 3:15 to hear
a report by Cecil Scantland of Rich
mond, young peoples superintendent,
and an address by Wayne Miller OF
Indianapolis, state young peoples SUI
perintendent.
Wilson to Speak
Perry Wilson, of the Richmond Y.
M. C. A., will be the first speaker
before the young peoples conference
in the morning, on the question,
What Young People Need From the
Sunday School," while Wayne Miller
will talk at 1870 o'clock on q working
program for young peoples classes.
Music will be furnished in the morn
ing and afternoon by the Hi-Y Quartet.
Talks by Miss Nellie Young, on
"The Religious Nurture of the Child, :"
and by Mr.. Miller on 1.-THE Task" will
be given at the evening session We'd
nesday. Devotions will be led by Rev.
T. A. Schaeffer, of Boston.
Reports of the president, secretary
and treasurer, election of officers, and
selection of a convention place for
next year will occupy the assembly
Thursday morning. A special program
also will be given by the children's de-
partment, with a report by Miss Lena
Hiatt of Richmond, county children's
superintendent, and talks on he child
rens departmental work by Miss
Young.
viii Discuss Conditions.
An address by Rev. George Hartley
of Fountain City on international and
world conditions, will open the Thurs
day afternoon program. Guy Girtor
will report on the educational division
of which he is superintendent; Mrs
Cassie Commons, of Richmond, will
talk on missionary instruction; Perry
Wilson, of Richmond, will discuss
week day religious instruction anc
Rev. F. A. Dressed of the First English
Lutheran church will talk on teacher
training.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stanley, state w. G
T. u. president, will talk on ITEM
perance,' at o'clock Thursday after
noon, and Rev. w. Mclean Work alsC
is scheduled for an address.
Officers of the county Sunday schoo
association, whose terms expire witt
this convention, are T. w. Druley
Boston. president; Charles w. vii
Iiams, Boston, vice president; VIII
Judkins, Cambridge City, vice presi
dent; Miss Laura Bertsch, Centerville
secretary; and John G: Mannon, Cam
bridge City, treasurer.
Department superintendent
Superintendents of the different de
partments are: Children's, Miss Len
Hiatt, Richmond; young people, Ceci
Scantland, Richmond; adult, A. A
Lindley, Jacksonburg; organized B.
BILE class, Mrs. Caroline Crump, Has
erstown; home, Mrs. Jessie Cornell
Cambridge City; parent, E. H. Bocl
hotter, Fountain City; administration
E. P. Jones, Milton; educational, Gu
G.. Girton, Boston; training, Alvi
Threewits, Abingdon; temperance
Frank Cumnlins, Boston; and mi:
sionary. L4nella Shelter, Boston.
The convention sessions will be hel
in the high school building. Ate
noon sessions will begin at IL
O'Clock; the Wednesday morning Sc!
sion at $3.50, after enrolment is take
at 9 o'clock; and the Thursday morl
ing session will begin at $50. Train
on which delegates may come to Bo
ton arrive from Richmond on the
& o. at $40 in the morning and {
Alb in the afternoon.