Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-24
Complete Program
5. S. Convention

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Upwards Of 125 children will furnish
music at the Saith State SUNDAY school
convention, Waterville, at the First
baptist church. singing under the al.
rection Of Prof. Herman U. Leedy Of
Youngstown. Ohio, who will come to
Malne Tor the convention. The closing
session OF the convention will be de-
voted to the fine arts. Masterpieces
OF religious painting will be thrown
upon the screen; large chorus Of chill.
oren Will sing great hymns of the
cnurch. and a pageant largely musical
VIII be presented. Nothing SO elabor.
ate In music and dramatization has
ever been attempted at a Maine con.
vc"tion before. The children ana So
lolsts participating will be drawn
largely from Waterville and vicinity.
Inc dates OF the convention are Octo.
Der II, is and 10. All Sunday sch .ol
workers aree ligible to attend and the
general public will be welcome at the
general sessions.
Following is a complete program of
the convention for the three days:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCT. II
Convention Church
1O.O0-Annual meeting Of the State ex-
ecutive committee
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
General Session
Convention Church
1.45-Ca1 to worship, Convention
prayer. Hymn of praise. '
2.00-Bible hour
230--Greetings from the City. Mayor
Leon Q. Tebbetts; Greetings from
2.5O-Address. THE Story of the Ev-
eryman's Bible Class" Rev. John
S. Davis. New Britain, Conn.
3.2U-Appointment of committees. An
nouncements. Adjourn to section
peoples. adult. school administra-
ton; daily vacation Bible school,
weekday religious instruction.
community training school.)
WEDNESDAY EVENING
General Session
Convention Church
7So-oWorship Through Hymns of
Christian Activity, Prof. Herman
=: Leedy. Youngstown, Ohio.
500 D. address, Mrs. Maude Junkin
S.45-Address, The Mems Glass Move
ment," Rev. John S. Davis. Ad-
journ.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. Is
General Session
Convention Church
Christian Education
9.oo-Worship Through Hymns Of Ad-
Grafton. Prof. Leedy.
9.20--Maine's program. Address, The
DAILY Vacation Bible School, a
Gold Mine of Religious Instruc-
t1on," Dr.. Thomas S: Evans. New
York. Reports Of schools
O.O5-Address. Using the Weekday
for Religious Instruction" Rev. W.
II. patterson. Bar Harbor. Dis
cussion.
10.30-Community Leadership Train
ing Paw D,,,;
Singing by boys Of Opportunity
1o.45-The worlds Sunday school con-
vention, Glasgow. 1924. Election
of delegates.
11.05-Roll call of counties. Recogni-
ton of banner counties. Adoption
of county and district standards
for quadrennium. Announcements.
11.30-Bible hour
12.00-Adjourn Convention photo
graph.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
2.Oo-Section conference as listed
above.
THURSDAY EVENING
General Sission
Convention Church
7.30-The Immortal Hymns Of All
Ages, Prof. Leedy. Prayer.
S.00--Greeting. State Department of
Education. Hon. Augustus o.
Thomas.
s.1O-Address. THE State and Re
ligious Education" Hon. Ralph o.
Brewster. Portland. Music. Of
fering.
9.00-Address, "A Complete Program
of Education in a Democracy" DIR.
Hugh S. Magill, Chicago. Adjourn.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 10
General Session
Convention Church
Building the New Social Order in Maine
9.OO-Worship Through Hymns of
Thanksgiving, Prof. Leedy.
.15-Through the Children, Mrs T. j.
Young People. Houlton Glass of
1923. Machias. Oak Grove. Win
nipesaukee Glass of 1923. A Coun-
ty conference.
9.4O-"The Youth Movement and the
chureh," Rev. Warren T. Powell
10.1O-From Augusta to Waterville.
The Treasury. The Office. The
1O.25-Report of executive committee.
Adoption of State budget.
10.4O-Report of nominating commit
tee. Election of officers.
O.5O-Address, 1.-The New Cooperation
in Religious Education" DR.. Hugh
S. Magill
1.3O-Announccmen Bible hour.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON =,
2.O0-Section conferences as listed
above.
FRIDAY EVENING
General Session
Convention Church
7.30-An evening with the fine arts in
the service of religions under dl-
rection Of Prof. Herman Z. Leedy.
Art masterpieces Of painting, mu-
sic, Pageantry. Offering.
900 Closing address, THE New Day
in Religious Education" DR.: Hugh
S, Magill Prayer and benediction,
Rev. Walter Quarrington.