The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-30
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HEALTHY YEARLING.
Birthday celebration of the
Womenss Home Mission
airy Society.
CHRISTIAN INDEAIOR SOCIETIES TO MEET
Boston will Be Their Mecca
News From All the
Churches.
CHRISTIAN INDEAEOR SOCIETIES TO MEET

Among the many active church organi-
cations in our midst is the Woman's home
Missionary of this district which is known
In Baptiss eipcles as the North New Jer-
sey-gBaptist Association Going on their
way quietly. doing good and not publish
ing it with d blaze of trumpets, this mis-
sio4fa4.y society has taken a foremost place
In the societies of the State.
A few days ago the society celebrated
Its first birthday, and from the reports re-
ceiyed it is a remarkably healthy baby,
The celebration took place in the Has
brouck Heights Baptist Church, and from
yerseyCityswent a laege number of ladies'.
Some thi3lk-of curse they are men-that
women can't run a business convention
because they all want to make speeches
simultaneously, but this henesy was Elk
posed at the Missionary Conference. The
ladies' approved the minutes and rushed
through the routine business at a light
ming speed ana at one proceeded to bal
lot for officers for 1856.
OFFICERS FOR 1856. @
After a lively ballotting the secretary
announced the result; President, Mrs
Theodore Heisig, Of this city; Vice Press-
dent Mrs. It. Dewitt, of Rutherford; Sec
reaary and Treasurer. Mrs. Small, Of Bay
onne; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Min
ME R%einhard, of this5city.
When this was satisfactorily arranged,
Mrs. c. Garter, OF West Hoboken, read a
very learned on the very iearnea1
freang which exciting topic she cieyerly
managed to dedtee q great numpe OF les
s5ns which his ladies. she Thought,
should take to heart.
next half-hour was passed in discussing
1aintv sizes ladies are FOND of accom-.
pagtgs R5 4 te saei snf fsbopa5 I 5sll hour was.
9aries 4iaiiing theft reports, after which
Mrs. Sfa.sh. of Mount Holly, advised the
ladies' 10 put a little more energy INTO
their missionary work and initiate tnat
thing man a little mere IN as methoas OF
hustling-
d::seourssd uponSin an exhaustive address
by Mis- Jeanette G~elGdius, VINO mas Tor
several years been trying to convert the
wicked people in the lower part OF New
\ lew snore speeches aad this delightful
b~irthdaYapartY game u an end 5ut not
tha ssfoad birthday II 9uther1ora next
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVoR coNvES-
TON.
Preparations are being made by many
unsoEs 70 send delegations 10 the F4ur-
taenth international Christian En-
QS2|Or GC1Te1tGE0I II eOStOH. WI 1A"Ni,
n,on Tuner, VINO 50 efficiently managed
tie tis7eldad convention fer the Jersey
delegation, IS 10 perform the same Offices
tbs year. He has already made arrange
rnen.s Eyith aie hotels and Will gladly give
Information to iooal unions concerning
e1cusssoz rates- an Important cnangf mas
bsen efreatss In that, fef the first time
IN the bisscsy.of Ehris ia. E~EdeavoraCon-
vent oas. tie e w.4 bssa5 aIn3aY services.
Iris 4T1l} nseessltate a change IN oates
from Jnly 1914 to J1iv i0-l5. This POM
r~aenaabis feature OF he. convention will
issqDa3S.ze The sand the society has
49, taken ia regard to Sunday OBJ
s~sryance, and VIII avoid the necessity for
Sendev travel CT deieg&fes, as many Of
the deieeatesS viii be QGartered in Bcs-
conlUsasdt 10 utilize the seesm ard cleo
trse railways Tor transportation e1 sun
day. TIE grand consecraIon meetings OF
the convention VIII thus be held on Mon
day evening instead of Sunday.