The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-07-25
Young People Hold
Important Conference

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Important Conference
Six young people from the First
Presbyterian church of Libby attended
the recent young peoples conference
on Flathead lake, there bing GA young
people in attendance. The Kalispell
Inter Lake had the following to say
regarding the conference:
The Presbyterian Young Peoples
Conference went into encaEnpnent-a at
the Flathead lake camp on the west
shore on Tuesday, July 8, with "a
pupils enrolled. The conference is to
last from the evening of July 8 to the
afternoon of Tuesday, July 16 Students
are from the following places Missoula,
Lone Pine, Glasgow, Wolf Point Havre,
Cut Bank, Great Falls, Whitefish, Vic
tor, Libby, Hamilton and Kalispell
There are IL students registered from
Kalispell and the next highest number
is from Missoula, which has IL boys
and girls.
The students and instructors will be
treated today to boat trip by Bert
D. Sailing, on the Kee-OMee.
A daily stunt that the students are
enjoying, is the editing and printing
of a daily newspaper. The first issue
of the paper was a memorial to Mrs.
E. T. (Mother) Allen of Walla Walla,
Wash, who attended the conferences
every year for many years, and who
passed away last summer.
improved for this years encampment,
and there is the addition of two new
tent houses and ten new spring beds,
and a new water pump. Mrs. John
Switzer is the cook for the conference
assisted by Della We Carr.
The following is a schedule of the
students living conditions and classes
for day, with the teachers names and
the subjects they teach:
Daily Schedule.
6:30-Rising bell
7;15-Breakfast.
7:45-Prayers, led by Rev Frank B.
Hills. dean of conference
8:30-First period classes. l. Study of
the Gospel of Mark, Rev. David e.
jackson; q Christian Youth Building
New World, Rev. r. w Orr; 3. Relig-
ious Drama and Pageantry, Mrs. E. r.
Cameron
9:15|Supervised study.
9:45-Second class period. 4. Jesus
Teachings, Rev Albert W. Barber; S.
Stewardship. Rev. Albert W. Barber;
g. Foreign Missions, Rev E. Ray Cam
eron.
10.30-Recess.
10:45-Third class period 7. A Study
in Worship Rev. c. P. Dame; g. How
to Teach in the Church School; 8. Ma
tional Missions, Rev E Ray Cameron;
class No 10, The New Testament
Church, Rev Harold C. Stark.
1:30-Assembly period.
12:15-Dinner
1:15-Rest Period
2:15-Recreation
4:15-Swimming
5:30-Dress for supper,
7.15-Vespers.
7:45-Evenirlg assembly
9:00-Campfire
9:45-Group meetings.
10:l5-Lights out, taps.
Faculty.
Rev. Hills, Kalispell, director. Rev.
Dame, Whitefish, dean Of men; Mrs.
Poston Missoula, dean of women; Miss
Dorsey, Kalispell, director Of recrea-
ton; Rev. Orr, Libby, swimming; c.
D. O'Neil, Kalispell, director of
grounds; Rev. Stark, Kalispell, young
peoples course; Rev. and Mrs E. Ray
Cameron and family, Colorado, mis-
sions, pageantry Rev. f. Gregg, Camas,
Jesus Teachings; Rev D Jackson, Mis-
soula, vespers; Dorothy Hatch. White
fish, music
The conference is to train for leader
ship; to cultivate interest in Christian
service; to impart information con-
corning the church; to strengthen
Christian character Rules are but few.
but they must be obeyed. May you
enjoy this conference; may Christ's
blessing be and abide with us all as
we honestly, conscientiously, do the
work that is ours to do at this con-
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