The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-10-10
CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR CONVENTION.

rogra mme for the State Gath ering at
Bridgeton on October 26 and 27.
Special to the Jersey City NeaOs.
BRIDGEToN, Oct. 10. 1S92.-The sixth
annual Convention of the New Jersey
Christian Endeavor Union will be held at
the Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
Brdgeton, on October 26 and 27.
Delegates will be expected to register
Immediately upon arriving in The city at
Central M. E. Church. corner Bank and
Commerce streets. The Enrolment Com
mittee will meet them there aud designate
boarding places ana present delegates
with badges. A delegate badge entities
the wearer to but Que seat at tns conven-
ton, and does not include friends Cou-
yention badges will be- Delegates.
maroon; reception committee, olive;
ushers. pink and green combination;
choir. white; executive committee,
purple. Delegates are requested to wear
the State badge of orange and black,
officially adopted at the State Conven-
ton last year, also their local society
badges.
The programme follows:-
Tuesday evening, Octoher 25 local rally
.-7:30, Praise service; 7:45. Devotional ex-
ercises led by Rev. G. S. Sykes, of Long
Branch; 500. Address by Miss Carollne
Fl. Brookfield, BeIvidere; 1925, Address,
First sessinn-W eGnesday afternoon,
October 26-2:00, Devotional service, led
Dy Rev. S. w. Beach, of Bridgeton; 2:2O,
Hymn; 2:25. Address of welcome for
the churches, by Rev. ]. 5. Heisler,
for the local union, by Mr.. George
Jonas, Bridgeton; 2:45, Report of State
Secretary and Treasury, Miss c. H..
Brookfield. Belvidere; 3:05, Hymn: 3:10,
Address, .Why young people should en-
gage in Christian Endeavor work" ny
the Rev. ]. j. Pierson, Woodbury.; 3:45.
"BroHd-guage Christianity" by the Rev.
A. B. Richardson, Camden; 4:l5, Appoint
ment of Committees; 4:2O. Announce
ments. hymn and benediction.
Wednesday evening-7:15, Service Of
song; 7:30. Scripture lesson; 7:40. Prayer;
7:45. Hymn; 7:50 Annual address of State
President, the Rev. G. S. Sykes; 8:15,
Tinker, d. D., New York city: hymn and
benedicuion.
Thursday morning-6:30, PRAYER meet
ing; 900. service of song: S:15, Responsive
Scripture lesson; 9:20, Hymn: 9:25,
PRAYER; $50. Call of districts and
reports Of secretaries; 1906, Ad-
dress. "Hindrances Removed" bv j..
1925. Hymn: 1910, Address, "Junior
Work." by Mrs. Alice May Scudder. Jer-
sey City; Hos, Call of denominationaI
representatives; 11:45. Announcements;
hymn and behediction.
Thursday .Afternoon.--2:0 Service of
song; 2:l5, Devotional exercisese; 2:25,
Convention conferences on work
of committees, conducted by Mr.
Halsey Hammond. of Boonton; 2:55,
Hymn; 300. Address. How to reach and
Help our Associate Members" by the
Rev. Charles Wood, D. D., Germanto wn,
Pa: $3.50, Address. 1.-The Duty of the
Church to the Y. P. S. G. E" by the
Rev. Alpha G. Kynett, of Germantown,
Pa; 400, address. 'Missions,"
4:25. Hymn; 4:30. Convention business;
hymn and benediction.
Thursday evening-7;15, Service of song;
7:20 Opening address; 7:40, address. "The
New Conquest OF the Christian Church, :"
bv the Rev. j c. Fernald of Plainfeld;
8:10 hvmn; s:15 Address. Christian En-
deavor ProDhesies,' by the Rev. Charles
F. Deems OF New York; S:44, Consecra-
tion services: 800. Closing remarks of the
President; Hymn, "Blest be the tie that
binds;n Benediction.