The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1923-04-20
GOODING COLLEGE TO HAVE
SUMMER SCHOOL

| Gooding College, Gooding, Idaho
The summer school for pastors and
| laymen at Gooding College will be
opened April % by grand Mission
ary rally which every Methodist pas
tor in Eastern Oregon and Southern
Idaho has been invited to attend.
Bishop Burns will open the conven-
tion at the Methodist church Sunday
evening with an adress entitled "The
Living Christ in the Modern World"
The program the following day will
be as follows: Forenoon, Superin-
tendent W. M. Ewing of Boise, pre-
siding; ,Devotions, w. H. Parker Of
Nampa; Reports from District Super
intendents on Benevolence program;
"World Service or Advance Program"
by Charles L. Bovard, Helena; "Ora-
tors of the EvangeI'' Bishop Burns and
"Gooding College as Related to our
World Service" President G. w. Ten
ney. Afternoon session, Superinten-
dent j. e. Baker of Gooding presid-
ing; Devotions, j. D. Gillian of Black
foot; District superintendent meet
ing with their respective districts;
"Organizing a Church in the City," J.
A. Glendenning of Boise First Church;
"Organizing a Church in a Village or
Country" c. E. Deal, Filler; "Stew-
ardship as elated to the Future OF
Our Church." by B. F. Meredith OF
"The Christian Stewardship
Guilds 1t Workable?" E. G.. Kieth,
Emmett; Round Tabe Discussion Of
Our Current Years Problems; what
Failure in Our Benevolence Program
Would Mean" Bishop Burns, and an
address by President Hickman, of the
School of Theology
Tuesday morning regular class
work for the summer school will be
taken up. The list of teachers in
cludes: Valentine Deich, Head of De-
partment of Social Science and Relig-
ious Education, Gooding College;
Ralph A. FELTON,, Educational Director
of Rural Work, Board of |
Home Missions and Church Extension,
Philadelphia, Pa; Miss Florence
Representative of the
Board of Sunday Schools of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Chicago,
and Earl Roadman, Profess
'or of Rural Sociology, Upper Iowa
University, Fayette, Iowa.
In order to receive credit and COM
)lete these courses the pastors must
y attend all classes in each course,
2) read the text books or other read
ng required by the instructor, and (3)
pass an examination on
he completion of the course. Certi-
icates will be. issued those complet-
ng each course by the Board Of
lone Missions. {;
There will be session or the Po-
atello disctrict conference Wednes- {
ay, April 25, at 400 p. m. &
Among those who have already /
iven written notice that they will be {
resent at this summer school are. {
rom Washington State: Hubert D. i
incent, Mabton; J. c. Carrick, Aso- t
n; M. H. Staines, B. G.. Gallagher, a
ichland; Miss Gertrude APPEL, Win +
lrop. n
From Oregon: L. H. Jenkins, North e
owder; H.. X. Wallis, Island City; d
. B. Weaver, Vale; H. I. Hansen, Z
aines; Rev. and Mrs. N. E. Hershey, Il
lfcel; Assistant Pastor Vale parish. Ii
ale; Ira r. Aldrich, La Grande. a
From Utah: J. Freelen Johnson, II
rice; L. c. and Mrs. Dawson, Park e.
ty; r. D. Zook, Milford; VIM Ferry, q
lreka; Samuel Mitchell, Salt Lake m
ty. Il
From Idaho: Rev. and Mrs. C. X. p
inning, Idaho Falls; Rev. and Mrs. fc
ner Grant Keith, Emmett; Charles IL
tie, Tuttle; J. D. Gillian, Black 81
OF; Harry 8. Hamilton, Pocatello; pl
sv. and Mrs. c. e. Deal, Filler; J. B. T
Itton, Mackay; George c. Todd, b'
G. r. Archer, Cambridge;
". and Mrs. Floyd X. Riley, Wen I'll
IL; H. G. McCallister, Gooding; Geo. in
Barnes. Ru. ert; B. F. and Mrs. in
eredith, Ashton; Charles D. F1etch- hi
Kimberly; c. L. Hayes, Parma; bs
M. Crowther, Richfield; c. e. and er
g. Helman, Buhl; J. e. Baker. OF
'oding; W. M. Ewing, Boise; and be
q. e. A. Pollock, Gooding. to