The Topeka state journal., 1922-09-30

The first semester of the present
term will be held for a period of
twelve weeks and will close December
Is. Glasses will be held from 1880
to 9:I5 O'Clock every Monday evening.
There will be ,wo class periods of
forty-five minutes each and a general
session.
Training for Leaders.
It is a training school for leaders
and teachers in religious work held
under the auspices of the Shawnee
County Sunday School association.
The school is standardized and recog-
nized by the committee on education
of the International Sunday School
association. Credit will be given for
the successful completion of the
course.
new course Music and Worship
Programs" will be offered by Prof.
Albert H. Ha Derstro, professor of voice
culture Washburn college. 1t will
dcal with the building of worship
UrO@rams with the objective of devel-
loHirS this phase in keeping with pur-
Iao2e and aim Of the educational ele-
men:s in religious education.
Dean Zampicre Is Director.
Dean P. S. Zampiere, of Washburn
co..cEe. is director. Other officers OF
the school are: Prof. H. W. Jones, as
ch -man of the executive board; D. L.
c .. @, registrar and Mrs. D. L.
Cc7rce, secretary.
Mrs Robert Murray Pratt will
serve as instructor in the beginners
department course. The course will
deal with child study and story tell
ing and will be open to parents of
small children as well as teachers
The use of handwork materials will
be a feature of the primary depart
ment course taught by Miss Myra
Corning, instructor in Lincoln school.
q int, Il
of the children's division of the Shaw
nee County Sunday School association,
will teach the Junior department
course, which specializes in Christian
conduct.
A discussion of the period of adoles-
cence and specialized study in Chris
tian institutions will be the principal
discussions in the intermediate and
senior departments courses. Paul
Moser will be in charge.
Miss Fair Is Instructor.
The young peoples course will be
for persons between Is and "a years
of age. The social life of classes and
opportunities of service for students
wSA be taught. Miss Helen Fair. girls
Ns4NN secretary of the L. w. c. A, will
serve as instructor
The relation of classes to church
and world organizations will be
studied in the adult department
class in charge of Prof. H. w. Jones,
of Branner school.
N. w, Benning. general secretary of
the Central Y. NJ. c. A, will teach
the seminar course for pastors and
superintendents. The purpose of this
course is to study the problems of re-
ligious education.
A complete course in Sunday school
administration will be offered by
r. n. McEntire. DIR. Edmund ]. Kulp,
pastor of the First Methodist church,
will teach .Outlines of Old Testament
Literature and History" One of the
purposes is to acquaint the student
with the literary character and struc-
ture of the Old Testament.
The early development of Chris
tianity will be one of the topics con-
sidered in the course, Outlines of
New Testament Literature, and His
tory" taught by DR.. Charles F.
Mathews, pastor of the First Baptist
church.
Bible I'm the Making.
The Rev. George E. Satterlee. pas
tor of the Lowman Memorial Metho-
/dist church. will give a presentation
of the development of the English
Bible in the course THE Bible in the
Making.
SFrof. A. B. Behner, professor OF
fA4biical literature, Washburn college
Win teach Religious Education-Its
History and Organization"
Elementary Psychology" will be
taught by Prof. T. l.. Collier, in
structor in education, Washburn col
lege.
DIR. Anton T. Dewey. synodical dt-
rector of religious education of the
First Presbyterian church. and the
Rev. F. E. Ryerson, pastor of thC
Trinity Methodist church. will teach
The Organization of the Daily Va
cation Bible School,