The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-26
PRESBYTERIANS PLAN
RELIGIOUS TRAINING
PROGRAM NEXT WEEK
Pageant Staged by Sunday
School Students Will Close
, Program October S

Religious Education Week will be
observed in the First Presbyterian
church Sept. % to Oct. S. it has been
announced by Rev. Floyd Logee. pas
tor.
The program will include four spe-
cial days and teachers of the Sunday
school will visit every family repre-
sented in the Sunday school during
the week.
Next Sunday will be Promotion
Program Day, all students in the
H;unday school being advanced to the
next class on this day. The Sunday
school has 20 students.
School workers will hold their
monthly conference at a supper
meeting wednesday evening. Mrs
L. G. Sterrett is chairman of arrange
ments. Miss Bertha r. Palmer. state
superintendent Of public instruction
will give q Is minute lecture on THE
Value and Place of Goals and Stand
ards Of our Church School Program
Friday evening has been set aside
for the parents and teachers. who
will hold a meeting in the church
parlors at s o'clock. All parents are
invited to attend. Mrs. John Page
superintendent Of the junior depart
ment, and Mrs. l.. p. Warren, super
intendent Of the senior department
, are co-chairmen Of the program com
lhaittee. Serving also are Miss Madge
Runey and Mrs. L. w. Larson.
Music on Program
Rev. Floyd Logee will open the pro-
gram Friday evening with q word Of
welcome. Miss Ruth johnson will
give a vocal solo, being accompanied
by Mrs. Norman s. johnson, pianist
Miss Helen e. Vale, director Of re-
ligious education, then will describe
the church school program. Miss
Vale will be followed by Mrs. Obert
Olson, who will give a reading. G. L
Young. superintendent Of the Sunday
school and chairman Of the board OF
education. will follow with q talk en-
titled why Religious Education?"
The program will be closed with q
violin solo by Adolph Englehardt. &C.
companied by Mrs. Anne Peterson
pianist.
Sunday, Oct. 5, is set aside as Rally
Day. The Sunday school will have
its usual program.
Religious education will be stressed
in the morning worship and installa-
ton and conservation Of all church
school teachers and officers is on the
program.
viii Give Pageant
In the evening, the Sunday school
students will have charge Of the eve
ming worship and as a part Of the
service q pageant, "The Pentecost OF
YOUTH" will be presented.
The cast for the pageant:
Episode One: The Twelve Discip-
les: James, Chester Perry; Philip
Melvin Munger; Matthew, Merrill
Kitchen; Thomas. Ben Cave; Ma
thaniel, Carroll Blunt; Peter, Myron
Benser; Andrew, G. D. Todd; John,
Fritz Schrimpf. Other disciples:
Joyce Moule, Donald Remission, Wade
Green and Jack Humphreys.
Episode Two-The Meeting Of the
Centuries: First Century, Mary
Cram; Twentieth Century, Emma
Trygg; The Star. Edith Calender;
The Voice, John Page.
Episode Three - MI. Jonathan,
Fritz Schrimpf; Charles, Joyce
Moule; Alex, Wade Green; Effie,
Marcina LOGGER Madge, Elizabeth
Jacobson; Teddy, Adelbert Cram;
Davy. Allen Bowerman; Ruth, Ernes-
stine Dobler; Dick, Jack Humphreys:
Angela, Margaret Bates; Tad. Don
Remission.
Mrs. James Gentry and Mrs. Eu-
gene Tusktnd are coaching the cast.
Grace Duryee Morris at the organ
will furnish the accompaniment for
back stage music and singing.