The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-05-01

Third Annual Meet of the Young Peo-
ple's Union at Camden.
The Baptist Young Peoples Union of
New Jersey will hold its third annual con-
vention in the First Baptist Church of
Camden on May 10 and II. The State
Convention officers are: President, d. f.
r. Runyon, New Brunswick; Vice Presi-
dents, Miss Kate Beokakow, Miss NJ.
Witherby, Miss Lizzie Armstrong. Will
lam N. Reed. Enoch Barker, Charles
Witheridge; Recording Secretary, hrs. p.
f. Botzong; Corresponding Secretary, S.
Conrad OFT; Treasurer, Voorhis n. Cub
berley.
The order of exercises will be, for We'd
nesday morning, May 10, the enrolling of
arriving delegates at the church. Dinner
will be provided at IL A. M, and the Ex-
ecutiye Committee will hold its meeting
in the church. On Wednesday afternoon
the programme for the opening session
will be: 2:30, devotional exercises, led by
the Rev. H. F. Still well, of Freehold; 2:45,
address of welcome, S. Conrad OFT, Presi-
lent Camden B. Y.P. u; $50, response,
D. f. r. Runyon, President New Jersey
B. Y. P. u; 800, special music; 3:05, an
nual report of Corresponding Secretary,
S. Conrad OFT, Camden; $40, annual re-
port of Treasurer, Voorhis n. Cubberly,
Hamilton SQUARE; 3:15, music; 800, adj
OICSS, IlCf.e J.. w. 1JCll, NuiuISu, O.DU.
music; 3:55, essay, Opportunity y Miss
Florence G. Sarles, Stelton; 4:05, music;
Ais, appointment of committees on nomi-
nations, resolutions, enrolment, finances
and programme; 4:20, music and benedic-
ton.
The evening order of exercises will be:
7:30, devotional exercises, led by Enoch
Barker, of Beverly; 7:45, music; 500, adj
dress on Methods of Work in Young
Peoples Societies, !" by Rev. w. W. Boyd,
DID,, of Newark; 900, B. Y.P.U. musicale;
$3.50, Doxology, followed by delegates So
cial intercourse.
On Thursday morning the convention
will go through this programme: $50, as
ISOLATED rallies in the church building;
1000, devotional exercises, led by p. f.
Botzong, of Bayonne; 1915. business-re-
ports OF committees, election of officers;
l1:00, prayer and music; HOS, essays, "The
Uses and Abuses Of the Lords
Day." Miss Ida Emmons; 1.-THE Import
ance Of adopting q system Of Benevo-
Mission Work to Our Elders?' Miss Edith
Voorhees,; Young People and State Mis-
sions," Rev. D. DeWolf, State Missionary,
Newark; 11:3o, greetings from societies.
Each society's name win be called and a
verbal report will be made by some mem
Der Of the delegation; 1900, benediction.
In the afternoon the Convention will
ldNS bAAlo RhOSAbhAihS. ~-OOs oCNONIOAieiA OA9
e~rcises, led by w. r. Reed, of New Bruins
wick; 2:15, Pastors Hour, to be participa-
ted in by Rev. J.. Judson Pierson, of Wood
| bury, President New Jersey Christian En-
deayor Union; Rev. j. NJ. Hare, Burling-
ton; Rev. Judson Conklin, Trenton; Rev.
w. T. S. Lumbar, Moorestown; Rev. w.
w. Bullock, Allentown; Rev. f. G. A.
| Jones, Newark; Rev. j. r. Randolph, Bur
1ington, and others to be announced; 3:15.
music; 3:20, address, A. NJ. Palmer, of
$50. business appointment of delegates
to the B. Y. P. Q. Convention at Indian
apolis; Introduction of new officers; 400,
farewell meeting, 4:l5, singing, "Blest Be
the Tie That Binds all the delegates
| joining hands; Christian Endeavor Bene-
| diction; b~enediction from the pulpit.
The Convention will then stand adj
journed. In the evening there will be
| platform meetings in all the Baptist
| churches in charge of the local society, at
which delegates will sneak.