The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-25
BIC S. S. MEETING
Kansas Will Be Represented by
5000 Delegates.
Is Largest Delegation From
Any State in Union.
MANY FROM SHAWNEE GO.
Quota From This State In
crease From Five Hundred.
Much Work Done in Kansas by
Secretary Richards.
MANY FROM SHAWNEE GO.

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delegates at the quadrennial interna-
tionaI Sunday school convention to be
held June 81 % 81 at Kansas City.
Mo. Kansas has the largest quota of
I delegates to the convention of any
state in the country with the excep-
ton of Missouri The quota for KAN
sas was increased from 500 to 1000
thru the efforts of the Rev. Frank G.
/ Richards, secretary of the Kansas
] Sunday School association.
Many From Shawnee.
1 Persons who will represent Shaw
Mrs. Mary L. Chamberlin. Topeka; the
Rev p. NJ. Herrick, Richland; the
Rev. r. r Schneider, Topeka; w. e.
Tiffany, Topeka; Mr.. and Mrs B. NJ.
Powell. Topeka; Mrs. Frank B. Par
ker Topeka: Mrs. J. II. Luxton, To-
peka; Capt. Fl. NJ. Phillips. Dover; E.
d. Spokesman, Topeka: John V.
Abra hams. Topeka; T. H. Wilmoth.
Topeka: Miss Maud Snyder. Waka-
rusa. and Mrs. s. NJ. Fergus, Topeka.
The Wabaunsee county delegates
are: Mrs. J. w. Schafer. Eskridge:
Mrs. ]. T. Aury. E'skridge, and Mrs.
J. r. Bennett. Eskridge.
The Rev. A. f. Holdren. of Wa
megO. will represent Pottawatomie
county.
Jackson county will be represented
by the Rev. Richard o. Penick. of
Whiting. and the Rev. Edith Z. Brown
Of Whiting.
J. W. Roberts. of Oskaloosa. will
represent Jefferson county.
The Usage county delegates are:
T. H Schultze, Quenemo; the Rev. f. |
mer. Burlingame; Pearl D. Gardner. |
Lyndon and Mary p. Gardner, Car
bondaIe.
Douglas County Delegates.
The Douglas county delegates are: |
The Rev Charles E. Davis. Eudora; |
Allison, Baldwin; Mrs. Albert Will |
liams. Lawrence; Miss Nancy Tonga |
necker, Lawrence; Mrs. A. Z. Turner |
Baldwin; the Rev. o. E. Allison, Bald
win; F. w. Atkinson. Lecompton; S. |
R. Gardner Clinton; w. NJ Clark |
Baldwin; IT. S. Daniels. Lawrence; r. /
z. Guberill, Eudora; Mrs. J. S. Stone, /
Lawrence; Mrs c. E. Martin. Law |
rencei Dr. William Gorill, Lawrence; |
c. W. Newly. Lawrence: a. II. Fieh- I
Ter, Eudora and the Rev. w. J. Hus-
cher. -Eudora.
The churches of the Christian de-
nomination in Kansas will be repre-
scented by the following persons: E. T.
Independence; w H Schrivner,
Olathe; Mrs NJ. E. Kurdish. Topeka;
J. Davis Arnold, Manhattan; F. L.
Petit, independence; Mrs. F. L.
Wilson, Erie; J. W. Hays, Pleasanton;
Mrs. Matte S. Bower. Mound City; c. /
w. Mahin, Greensburg and Mrs. c. B.
Moore, Osborne.
The churches of the Kansas Con-
gregatioual conference will be repre-
scented by the following: Mabel I. /
Cutlery. Manhattan: the Rev. and 1
Mrs Clifford c. McCay. Kansas City,
and Mrs. H F. Markham, Kansas
City. Il
The United Brethren churches will [
be represented by the Rev. o. p. Gar
lock. Hutchinson; the Rev. c. L.
II eatherington. Woodston, and c. V.
Pr1ddle, Hutchinson.
The following presons will repre-
sent the Evangelical association: NJ.
]. Stumelz- Hutchinson: the Rev. Geo.
F. Barthel, Holton; the Rev. c. ].
1iselein. Bern; Minnie Stock Brand.
Yates Center; A. w. Lorenz, Topeka;
the Rev. Charles J. Schafer Jewell
City; NJ. c. Platz, Abilene; J. A. War
ner. Alden, and Abraham Scott. New
ton.
Friends Delegates.
The delegates of the Friends de- ,
nomination are: Mrs. NJ. z. Stanley,
Wichita; z. Stanley. Wichita: IT. w. /
Cline, Burr Oak; Mrs. Iva L. Howard, :
he Rev G L. Barker. Haviland; Mrs.
Meta r. Keworthy, Wolcott. and Will :
lam F. Pribblenow, Argonia-
The delegates of the Methodist
Episcopal denomination are: The c
Rev. J. NJ. McClelland. winfield; the :
Rev. F l. Waring, Holton; John Reid. =
<anopolis; r. E. Cole, Kingman; the :
Rev. Ira NJ. Benham, Leavenworth; .
drs- O. A Boyle. Wichita: s. f. Stow S
III, Peabody; Brs. c. B. Zook. Topeka;
\. X. Sutton, Gridley; the Rev. c. w g.
darlin, Oakland; the Rev. George NJ =
5orcourt. Eureka; the Rev. Perry E.
fierce, Pratt; the Rev. Noah w. A. f
fiber. Altoona; n. +. Hill. Stockton;
he Rev r. L. George. winfield S
The Rev H. o. Hotter. Ottawa; the
sev; G B. zook. Topeka; the Rev. ".
Z. johnson, Kingman; E. s. Wealth
rby, Lawrence; the Rev. r. E. Cor
on, Topeka; the Rev. J. H Sutton p
'opeka; t. A. Blank, Topeka: the a
lev. B. F. Garther. Fort Scott: DR.. E. u
J: Payne. Fort Scott; 8 L. Stewart, "
'lathe; w. c. CLANCY. IndeDendence. ! Fl
: L. Davidson. Wichita; w. G. TuI-
ous, Rantoul; E. H. TannehiIl, wav- a
rly: w P. Wharton, Emporia; A E.
iughes. Lebo; O. G. Markham. Bald
lin. and Homer r. Ebright Baldwin / =.
The Rev d. T. McVey. of Neosho n
-apids, and the Rev. D. NJ. Pentz. of
-osehilL will represent the Methodist
rotestant denomination
The Presbyterian denomination will Ell
e represented by the following per 10
1ns: Ruth L Shupps. Baxter Springs: p1
: S sutton, Girard: Dudley NJ Clar-l n,
t. Junction City; the Rev. J. n. Hart al
aXter Springs; D. L. Pontious Win
ED: the Rev. W. A. Powell, Ottawa:
A. Fritz, Manhattan; the Rev. f.
Sibberson; the Rev. George T. Ar II
old, Atchison; the Rev. Clyde How ia
I'd, Independence; D C Smith, pr
opeka; Mrs. c. f. Menninger, To- w,
aka; the Rev. +. w Martin TopeIzs Sc
RS Hugo H Hafer, Independence st,
I'D the Rev E. NJ Scott. Osborne. nc
lmes w. Elliott. of Americas. will
present the United Presbyterian de-
animation. Al
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