Evening journal., 1922-05-01
STATE SUNDAY
SCHOOL REVIEW
Two-Day Convention tc
Open in Milford Church
Tomorrow
CONFERENCE FOR
CHILDREN'S WORK

Sunday school workers from add
parts of Delaware will gather at
Milford tomorrow when the s5th
annual convention OF the Delaware
Sunday School Association will con-
vene there is a two-days' session.
Among the speakers will be the
Revs. Charles II. Bonner, the
Rev. w. G. Harris and l. Elmer Per-
ry, Of Wilmington; DR. Henry Ed
ward Tralle, Philadelphia, training
editor OF American Baptist Publica-
ton Society, and Miss Emma G.
Lemen, Pennsylvania State Chill
dren's Division, superintendent.
The program is as follows:
Opening Session
President Lewis NJ. Price. Smyrna,
Del, presiding; Avenue Methodist
Church. II, devotional praise serv-
ice; Ills, convention sermon.
Workers Together with Him" Rev.
Charles II. Bonner. pastor OF Han
over Presbyterian Church, Whining
ton.
Tuesday Afternoon
1.S0, praise service. Rev. Henry L.
Bunstein, Milford; 1.45, greetings
from Milford, Rev. Disston w. ia
cobs. OF Milford; 2, our Work and
Purpose" message from our
president, Lewis NJ. Price. Smyrna;
ais, reports from the field-Kent
county, Howard r. Moore, Milford;
New Castle county. ]. Chandler Pyle,
Mrs
B. Register. Lewes; 2.45, report OF
treasurer, George J. Chandler, VIII
mington; offering for convention ex-
penses; 2.55, The Challenge Of To-
day" Miss Maggie S. Wilson, OF Sea-
ford: S.25, song; 3.S, The Present
Conditions in the Near East" DR.. J.
Clavitt Clarke, Pittsburgh, Pa; 4,
THE Masters Of Tomorrow" Hon.
Robert G. Houston. Georgetown,
Del; 6, State executive dinner.
Tuesday Evening
7.sO. song service: 500, devo-
tionals, Rev. Samuel c. Welsh, MIL
ford; Sis, sweet Sixteen" DR..
Henry Edward Tralle, Philadelphia,
training editor of American Baptist
Publication Society.
Wednesday Morning
Children's division conference.
Miss Grace Baird. Wilmington, pre-
siding; 900. devotions; 9.15. What
is a Conference ?" Miss Grace Baird;
s.45. departmental conferences;
cradle roll and beginners; leader, |
Mss Emma G. Lemen, Philadelphia; |
primary, leader. Miss Grace Baird, !
Wilmington: junior. leader, Miss /
Maggie S. Wilson, Seaford.
Morning
Young Peoples division confer |
ence. Rev. W. C. Harris. Whining
ton. presiding; 800, devotions; s.l5, I
What is a Conference" Miss Esther /
I. williams. Baltimore; s.45. TAX
ing Stock" Rev. W. G. Harris, Will |
mington: 1915, THE Glass Organi- /
cation, The School Organization"
Miss Williams.
Morning
Adult division conference, I.
Elmer Perry, Wilmington, presid-
ing; 800, devotions; s.15. What Is
a Conference" I. Elmer Perry, VIII
mington; e.45, "Bible Study-Per-
sonal and Class" Rev. c. E..Dryden.
MlIOTQs 4u.4ot why IRAN NApNh
H. Jump, Middletown. superinten-
dent Of Elementary Public Schools
OF Del; 1915, Training the Par
ents." DR.. Henry z. Tralle.
Afternoon
Closing session, main auditorium
Of Avenue Methodist church; 1.30,
devotional service, Rev. c. z. Dry
den, Milford; 1.45, Report from
Children's Division,
Miss Grace Baird; Young Peoples
Division, Rev. W. G. Harris; Adults
Division, 1. Elmer Perry; 2.15. The
Young People. The Times and
Their Challenge" Miss Esther 1.
williams OF Baltimore: 2.45, Report
1f Resolutions Committee; Report
II Enrolment COMMITTEES; 3.05.
song; $40. The Objectives OF the
,hildren's Division" Miss Emma G.
1emen, Penna. State Children's
Division superintendent; $40, I'm
inished Business: 400 Closing Fell
owship Period. Rev. W. G. Harris,