Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-23
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
LISTED FOR FARLEY
n C. Organization Plans
Series of Conferences for
III Benefit of Workers.

A series of three conferences for Sun
Cay School workers will be held at West
crn Maryland College, Westminster,
RID, in conjunction with the work of
the District of Columbia Sunday School
Council of Religious Education.
The first of these will be conference
for Bible class members June 80 to July
.. Addresses viii be given by Bishop
Theodore S. Henderson of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Cincinnati, Ohio;
DR. William Joseph Showalter. associate
editor. National Geographic Magazine;
DR.. r Scott Mcbride, general superin-
tandent, Anti-saloon League of America,
and President A. N. Ward of Western
Maryland College.
Others who will take part in the pro-
gram are DR.. 6. c. Rice, John T. Skiu-
ner. Miss Mabel Nelson ThurSton, DR..
Charles B. Campbell, Inspector w. H..
Harrison, Mrs. John S. Bennett, Mrs.
Gertrude M. Donovan, Miss Olive Zeph,
Mss Laura Lindley, Miss Lillian Shew-
maker, DR.. Viola Reece, Mrs. c. E..
Fleming. Rev. c. NJ. Cook, DR.. E. NJ.
Ellison, A L. Gilbert, Dr. II; PEG.
Adams. p, L. Rogers, ]. F. Sidell, A. P.
Black. H F. VIM. r. A. Ford. Harry
S. Warner, B. j. Hamm, DR.. A. w, Cum
mialgs. e. M Bryan, j. Frank Tiller. N.
x. Gardner, W. E Mooney. c. H. Gun
dersdorf, F. c. Stelzer. John L. Bate
man. Prof. George A. Ross. DR.. G. T.
Warren, c. c. Jacobs, Miss Mabel
Strider and Page NICK. Etchison. DR..
Homer ]. Councillor. president Organ
lied Bible Class Association, viii preside
at the conference.
Second Conference Outlined.
r~a o.~x-S n1r+ara,,oa xrr;I l1a fo,.
administrative officers and teachers and
viii be held July 3 to 6, under the lead
ership of E. B. Shaver, who will preside.
The conference speaker will be DR.. John
H Clifford Chaplain to the Marines"
who saw service overseas with the Y. NJ.
CA. Leaders of the standard training
classes viii be Miss Lillian Shoemaker,
periagogy: Mrs Anne Tillery RenShaw.
story -telling: Miss Lucy N. Rogers. dra-
MATES and pageantry in Sunday school
work: DR.. Knute Carlson, the teaching
work of the church Discussion groups
viii be led b. Mrs. E. A. Settler. junior
methods, and Mrs. F. 7. Israel Other
Sunday school leaders who viii speak
or take part IN the conference are; G.
n. Dagger. c.. 5. Fraser, Mai. w. Q.
Tufts, r. w Prince. Mrs. H. D. Orms-
By. Mrs. Il A. A. Smith, Irving l. Koch.
Everett F. Haycraft. r. c. Briggs, M. r.
SDeelman, A. c. Ridgeway, j. H. Seav-
ers. r. c.. Covel, H. L. STANFORD. d. l.
Coakley. Mrs. H E. Sheriff, W. H. Bar
ringer, A L. Kley. A. NJ. Cooper. w. K
Handy. Thomas Mears and Dr.. Homer
J. Councillor. Eugene A. Scheele VIII
have charge Of the Fourth Of July cele-
hration.
Devoted TO Young People.
The Young Peoples conference VIII
Ne held July TO 8, with Richard NJ.
Traham of the Y. NJ c. A. as chair
ian. DR.. John H. Clifford viii speak
very iay. and DR. Homer j. Councillor
III be in charge of King Solomons
oa.rf each evening Outstanding lead
win have charge of the round table
isczission groups on the problems OF
1ianr people, which VIII be feature
& ssse conference Addresses also VIII
raven BY Dr. r. Y. Nicholson. pastor
hfsde Island Avenue NJ. 2. Church;
- Mex. Etchison, religious work d.
rEor. Y. NJ. c. A., and Nelson M.
axe, boys work director, z. M. G. A.
william r. Schumacher viii lead the
aring at all the conferences. assisted
Nrs. Page Mex Etchison, pianist,
aornss Moss. organist: William P.
ake.- IL, trombouist, ana Guoert L.
der. jr.. cornetist. The Burial class
1atns of Calvary Baptist Church. I'M
f4ne leadership Of Mrs. Thomas HUI
h. VIII sing at the Bible class confer