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the Sunday school teachers to be real
shepherds and to know their sheep.
Must Know Scholars
we must know our scholars If we
want to lead them right he said.
we must lead them in the right
habits in study, in thinking, in liv-
ing and In Bible reading"
Hugh s. Magill OF Chicago made a
plea for the placing Of religious train
ing and education On the same basis
of efficiency as used in general edu-
cation.
The only hope Of civilization IS in
the application of the principles Of
Christian education" he said. I'VE
must make the ministry Of Christian
teaching effective"
Or. Charles H Winders. executive
secretary Of the Church Federation
OF Indianapolis. offered the opening
prayer. Bishop William NJ Bell also
spoke.
Meet in Sections
The afternoon was 10 be devoted to
important sectional meetings as fol
lows. beginning at 2 o'clock. at the
following places:
Children's observation-disclosures Park
NJ. L. Church. Delaware and Vermont
SITS. (Auditorium)
Young Peoples Division - First
United Brethren Church. Massachu-
setts Ave. and Walnut St.
Adj. Tofv-;,F-., Ip1Ia,t-
Church. Delaware and Vermont SITS
Sunday School rooml
Administrative Divisiop-First Ev-
anEelical Church. New York and
East SITS Sunday School room)
Daily Vacation Bible School-New
Jersey Street NJ T. Church. New Jer-
soy and New York SITS. auditorium
Weekday Religious Education
lions Evangelical New Jersey and
North SITS.
Ministers-First Evangelical Church.
New York and East SITS. Audito-
rium)
County Officers-Cadle Tabernacle.
Ohio and New Jersey SITS.
At o'clock the convention picture
will be taken on Monument Circle.
Speakers Arrive
Among the convention speakers
who have arrived here are:
Hugh S. Magill, Chicago. general
secretary International Sunday Scholl
Council of Religious Education.
Marion Lawrence, Chicago. con
sulung general secretary of the In
ternational Sunday School Council of
Religious Education.
Luther A. Weigle, New Haven,
Conn, author, and professor of Chris
tian nurture, Yale University.
Margaret Slattery, Maiden, Mass,
woman lecturer and writer for young
people
H Augustine Smith, Boston Uni
music and pageant director.
w. S. Bovard, Chicago, correspond
ing secretary Methodist board Of Sun
lay schools.
Edward H. Bonsall, Jr., Phila-
1elphia, young peoples superintend-
mt Pennsylvania State Sabbath
School Association.
William NJ. Bell. Puente, Cal, ex-
president Indiana Sunday School
Council of Religious Education.
Mrs. Lucy Stock Chaplin, Hartford |
Conn; author; children's division
of Connecticut Sun
Jay School Association.
Thomas S Young, Philadelphia, |
director vacation Bible school work |
# Northern Baptist Convention.
Mary E. Abernethy, Gary, Ind. |
l.rector of week day religious ed
Ication of Gary.
N. F. Forsyth, Hammond, director |
religious education.
Frank M. McKibben. South Bend, |
Ind, director of religious education |
st. Joseph County Sunday School AS |
ISOLATION.
Program at Tabernacle
The program at the Cadle Taber-
acle tonight is as follows:
7:45-"Christ for the World" H. |
Augustine Smith. Prayer.
8:15-Address, "Th0 Book and Re
gious Education" William NJ Bell.
S:4O-Address, THE Trained Lead |
r in Religious Education" Luther A.
Veigle.
9:10-Address. The Joy of Know
ng Where We Are Going" Hugh S. |
Iagill.
940-Adjournment.
Sunday school leaders expect the.
arade, in the business district at |
2:30 p. m. Wednesday, to be the |
ongest in the history of this assocAa. |
ion 1t probably wiz be more tin |
our miles In length. -