The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-25
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
Workers of the State to Meet in
Convention at Bridgeton
Tomorrow.
Special to he Jerseu oitu Neaps.

BRIDGEToN, Oct. IS, 1892.-All the ar
rangements b ave been completed for the
annual gathering in this city of the
Christian Endeavor Societies of this
State. The programme is an unusually
interesting one. including such well
known speakers as the Rev. DR.. Charles
h. Deems, of New York; the Rev. DR..
Charles Wood. of Germantown; the Rev.
DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman, of Philadelphia;
the Rev. DIR. j. Clement French, of New
ark. n Mrs. Alice May Scudder, of Jer-
sey City. The Convention sermon will
be delivered by the Rev. DR.. Ezra Tinker,
of New York.
H STATE COMM TEE.
The excellence of the programme is due
to the energetic work OF the State COM
mittee, which is as follows:
vl President, the Rev, 9. s; Sykes, Long Branch;
Rev. DR.. j. Clement French, Newark; the Rev.
Fra NIB, 3D. Everett, Tren p secretary and Treas
ALICE spangenbsirg Eetherwood;, pr. Caldwell Nor,
r1son, oranges. =. L. Farr, Camden; George Jones,
Bridgeton, and the Rev. Dr.. W.. w. Boyd, Newark
The first session will be held tomorrow
afternoon in the Central Methodist Epis-
copa1 Church, but will be preceded by a
special service to be held this even
ing, when addresses will be made by the
State President, the Rev. G.. S. Sykes,
and the Secretary, Miss G. H. Brookfeld.
H PROGRAMME.
The programme, which has lust been
completed. is as follows
Wednesday Afternoon-2, devotional service led
by the Rev. :. w. Beach of Bridgeton; 2S5, address
or welcome for the churches by the Rev. j. S. Heis-
Ter, Bridg eton; 2:S5, address of welcome for the local
union, by George Jonas, Bridgeton; 2:l5, report Of
state secretary and Treasurer. Miss c. H. Brook
field, Belvfdere; $40, address, why Young People
should Engage In Christian Endeavor Work" by
the Rev. J. j.. Pierson, Woodbury.; S:45, adore IS.
Broad Guage Christianity" by the Rev. A, b
Richardson, camden.
Wednesday Evening-7:15, service of song $50.
annual address OF state President, the Rev. g. S.
sykes; BIS, convention sermon, by the Rev, DR..
Ezra Tinker, New York city.
Thursday Morning-6.30, PRAYER meeting, the
Rev. Dr.. !. g. French; 800, service of song; $50,
call or districts and reports Of secretaries; 1905.
address. "Hindrances Removed" by the Rev. DR.
T. Wilbur Chapman OF Philadelphia; 1040. adj
dress. Junior Work, . by Mrs. Alice MAY Scudder.
Jersey, city; Hos. call of denominational repre-
sentativeS.
Thursday Afternoons, service OF song; 2:25. con
ventfon conference on work OF commituees, con-
Quoted by Aalsey m OF Boonton; 8. ad
dress. 'How to Reach and Help Our Associate
Members" by tho kew. DR.. Charles Wood, German
town. Pa-iSaU, address, The Duty of the Church
to the Y. T. s G. E." by the Rev. Alpha G. Kynett,
or germantown, Pa. I, address, EMISSIONS" DR..
@cNeil; 4:SO, convention business. Election OF
State officers,
thursday Evening-715, service Of song; 74o.
address, 'The New Conquest Of the Christian
church" by the Rev. j. O. Ferna1d, Of Plainheld;
$40, address, christian Endeavor Prophesies,p by
the Rev. Pr. Charles +. Deems. New York; 8:45,
conservation service; 9, closing remarks Of the
president, DR. 8. g, Sykes.