The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1927-10-20
Social Events

day morning at the Cathedral at
st. Cloud, Miss Theresa Winter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Winter, of Albany, became the
bride of Mr.. Joseph Muellner, son
of Mrs. Elizabeth Mullner, of Bel
grade, Rev. FIR. Kremer officiat-
ing. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Anna Winter, and
Raymond Muellner, brother of
the groom, was best man. The
fbride wore a gown of white can
ton crepe, a veil fashioned cap eff
feet and carried a bouquet of
white chrysanthemums. One of the
Cathedral Sisters played the brid-
al march and several selections
during the ceremony. A wedding
dinner for the immediate relatives
was held at the brides sisters
home, 225 Seventh avenue north.
After a short wedding trip the
young couple will make their home
on a farm near Sank Centre.
THE GOTH ANNUAL STATE
Sunday School Convention meets
at st. Cloud, Oct. 1927 with a
program of unusual features, en-
bodylng mass sessions and schools
OF method sessions for workers
with children to study-The Teach
er; Worship; Handwork; Drama
tlzation; Lesson Presentation
Workers with Youth to consider
The Teacher; class organization !:
program; curriculum. Workers
with adults to study-The teacher!
lesson materials; ORGANIZATION; ex-
tension. School administration
leaders to study a recent book en-
titled "The Educational Program
of the Local Church. Officers of
County and District Associations
and Directors of Religious Educa-
ton will be enabled to study for
six hour periods, the methodologv
of Religious Education.
There will be three special ban
quets; on Tuesday evening, Oct.
18th, the annual Council Officers
Banquet and Conference; on Wed
nesday, Oct. Goth, the College
banquet, to be addressed by Pres
ident Hughes of Hamline Univer-
sity, who will speak on the topic
OF "The Relationship >of the
Church College to the Leadership
Program of Religious Education" !;
on Thursday evening, Oct. 9th a
unique event will be held at the
Methodist Episcopal Church-The
Chldren's Division Headquarters
where these workers will have
Story Hour, Buffet Supper and
Candle light service.
The Presbyterian Church has
been designated as the Convention
Headquarters and will house the
Minnesota Council sof Religious
Educational Office; the General
Mass Sessions; the Registration
and Entertainment Tables: the
publishers display and the Rest
Room.
The Methodist Episcopal Church
has been designated as the Chill
dren,s Division Headquarters and
Will house all of these sections. six
OF which will meet at one time.
The Baptist Church is the head
quarters OF the Young Peoples Dr.
vision; the Evangelical Church
houses the Adult Division and the
episcopal Church, the School Adj
ministration Division. "
The Local Committee If A.
fangements' Executives are
Gen. Chrm.-C. S. Odds.
vlce-Chrm.-J. N. Campbell
,Sec.-Dr. o. P. Brick.
freas.-C. w. Cater.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Johnson
Bluhm. 'iiaI
House-W. w. Smith.
publlcity-Rev. H. H. Baldwin
Clark. oii
Page-Charles Hall.
Decoration-Rev. D. C. Tram
Commissary-Mrs. C. B. Estev
Exhibits-Rev. H. C. Peterson.
Reception-Rev. E. C. Biffer.
Auto-Mayor Benson.
registrations are already begin
nlng to come in at the Minnesota
council Headquarters and further
information can be had by address
ing Mr.. James c.. Garrison.-St
Cloud Times.