Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
Sunday School Workers
From All Parts of
the State Are
Coming
SPECIAL REDUCED
RATES GRANTED ON
ALL RAILROADS
Splendid Array Of Talent Will
Include Nationally known
Workers

great state convention next week that
will bring hundreds of outside people
here from all parts Of this state and
several from other states.
For this state Sunday school con-
yGntion which will he in session in this
city March 6, Z and 8. the railroads
have granted special reduced rates of
fare and One-half for the round trip, so
no doubt some will take advantage OF
these low rates to make a "home-cOm-
ing" trip and also attend the cOnyen-
ton. The reduction for the return
journey is not guaranteed, but is con
tingent on an attendance Of not less
than 2J0 at the meeting holding regu-
larly issued certificates from ticket
agents at starting points showing pay
ments of normal One-Way tariff fare OF
moi less than 81 cents on the going trip.
4 splendid arYuy Of talent has been
secured. With special workers like Mr..
II. \. Waite of the International Sun
day School Association, Mr.. W. y.
SquireS of the Presbyterian Board,
Philadelphia, Mrs. Vernon 5. Phillips
of Columbus, Ohio. Mr.. ]. II. Engle OF
Michigan. DR.. w. A. Garfield President
of Carroll College Dr.. II. W. BoWden OF
st. Paul, Rev f. 4. Finn OF WaukeSha.
TO help, it is bound to be the best Sun
day school program ever put ON III
northern Wisconsin.
In addition to these special workers
more than score of Sunday school
workers of northern Wisconsin who
hav6 been connected with sunday
school work, have been asked to tell
about them and have consented to Go
50.
Convention Speakers
II. \. Waite Chicago. is Association
Superintendent of the Young People
Division of the International sunday
school Association. He is i'll great de
mand and is recognized as an authority
ON work with older boys and girls. III
his wide experience he has had unusual
opportunity to study successful plans
of work and will come to the conyen-
tion with ii wealth of material i'll when
will he a solution of the problems OF
many of the Young Peoples workers OF
the state.
Mrs Vernon s. Phillips. Columbus,
Ohio. is a member of the State Chli-
dren's Division Committee III ONO, q
lesson writer for children. an instruct
or in the international Training School
at Lake Geneva, and Il praCtic;'l work
er with children Mrs Phillips IS II
native Of Wisconsin and will bring to
the workers with children helpful ana
inspiring messages.
EX-Center College President
J. II. Engle is general secretary OF
the Michigan Sunday School AsSocia-
tion. He is one of the leading men
among the State Secretaries.
DR. w. \. Ganticld is the president
of Carroll College, WaukeSha. For
several years he has been president OF
fomous Centre College. Kentucky. lie
was recognized as one of the outStaho-
ing men in the state in Christian edu-
cation.
Rev. T.. \. Finn is a field man Tor
the Presbyterian board and mas MS
headouarters III Waukesha. lie mas
hcen actively interested in vacation
school work and has been Instrument
N in establishing several in the state.
He has also had experience III commuh-
itv training school work.
Dr. Richard w. Bowden is general
secretary Of the Ramsey County lSt'
pauD sunday School Association. Dr.
Rowden is one of the most successful
city secretaries. He is thoroughiF
ycrScd in Sunday school work
All afternoon sessions will be heid
in tbe Methodist church; evening ses'
sions in the Church OF Christ.
Following is the complete program
of the sessions Of the convention:
Monday Afternoon
Worship Period.
The Challenge of Youth-Mr. X. a
Waite.
story Telling in Religious Ed'lca
tion-Mrs. V. S. Phillips, Columbus
Ohio.
Administering the school-Dr r. "
Bowden st, Paul,
Announcements.
Introductions
Adjourn
Association Officers Conference.
Monday Evening
Worship.
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