The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-26
RIG CONFERENCE
TO OPEN TUESDAY
Simultaneous Sessions to
Re Held in Three of
City Churches
EXPECT LARGE CROWDS
Record Attendance Will Mark
state Sunday School Meet,
Tulsans Believe

All SIGNS point towards a large at
...1s,rn and a successful and in
..osfIur session for the twenty
.h annual state sunday school
.isoriaiIou to begin In this city
.r,,sday. was the summary OF state
s,ndsv school Secretary G.. II.
Si,bola saturday night upon the out
Mok. after compiling reports from
A over the state.
svorc Than two thousand Sunday
..hn,t workers and officers have Sc
,,,red Identification certificates from
,se state headquarters at oklahoma
Cltv mn to saturday morning, Nichols
Ia Mrs. Nichols telephOned that
aoo certificates were Issued Friday.
mo largest number ever issued In a
sinele day for any previous conven-
,inp, Okmulgee county's registra-
dan record OF 200 is the largest for
county. Garfield county coming
ne,t. Both counties will bid Tor
noyt vear's convention. Practically
all out-of-town delegates are sun,
Jav school officers, teachers and
..,iyc u,orkcrs. a typical delegation
Scing that of so officials from the
Methodist church at Bartlesville for
which its pastor telephoned for
reservations Friday
Sessions Open TO Public.
The final appeal for opening of
Tulsa homes to visitors will be made
the churches Sunday. Five
hprches have so far fulfilled the
snota assigned. It will not be neces-
sary 10 lodge all the delegates, as
many in nearby towns plan to drive
IN and fro every day of the session
or attend one days program IN
which they have special interest ana
make the return motor trip that
biqht. Entertainment will he on
the Harvard plan, lodgings and
breakfasts -
Thousands of dollars worth Of
sunday school and church supplies
viii be received here Monday and
will be put on display in the First
Presbyterian church. All local Sun
day school workers have been asked
10 amply for their convention badges
Monday evening at the First Presby-
ierlan church, registration and as
sienment headquarters, so as TO
leave the decks clear for the out-of-
town delegates on the following day.
All convention sessions will he open
10 the public and a large attendance
Of local church people anS others
Interested is hoped for. Seating ac-
commodations promise TO be ade-
auate as different meetings will be
held simultaneously and the First
Christian. First Presbyterian and
First Methodist will he successfully
utilized.
The convention will open Tuesday
morning at 'the First Presbyterian
church with an upper room service,
with C. W. shannon OF Norman. state
association president. In charge and
Bishop T.. ID, Mouzon OF Tulsa as
the principal speaker. There Will
be a general session Tuesday after
noon al the First Christian church
aud young peoples division session
at the First Methodist church, with
general evening session at the
First Christian church. The state
executive committee will meet early
Wednesday morning at the First
Christian church. Besides general as
Smblies Wednesday morning and
evening IN the First Christian
church, the young peoples division
Will hold an afternoon session and
an evening banquet at the First
Methodist church, an administration
session for pastors. superintendents
and secretaries will take place in the
afternoon at the First Christian
church and a children's division con-
ference in the afternoon at the First
Presbyterian church. Thursday will
witness a morning and afternoon
chlldren's division conference at the
First Presbyterian church. a morn
ing and evening young peoples divi-
SION conference at the First Method
v church, and with general ses-
fon at the First Christian church
opening the day and closing 1t and
tne convention.
Noted Speakers Here.
Among the convention speakers
VIII be Robert NJ. Hopkins of st.
Louis, Mo, acting general secretary
d the International Sunday school
Sssoclation, Sterling L. williams of
Mnsas City. prominent young peo-
pes specialist. Miss Minnie f.. Ken
seay OF Nashville, Tenn, chinldren's
GpNlslon specialist, Bishop Mouzon,
~ l. Johnston OF Oklahoma City,
cN SeN ]. Frank Roach of oklahoma
wv d. s Wolflnger OF Hobart and
andrew kingkade OF Oklahoma City.
NV Leslie Miller OF this city will be
eharge OF convention music.
rare OF one and one-half Is grant
y oy Oklahoma RAILROADS TO all ac-