The Jamesburg record., 1895-04-27
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Coming State and National Con-
ferenceS--State News.

st. Paul's Chapter, Trenton, has given |
$65 TO the City Hospital.
Trinity Chapter, Trenton, subscribes
$l00 to the church debt.
The Chapter at Medford ". j., will
have charge Of the 47th anniversary of
the church May 1219th.
The League at Willamstown recently
had entire charge of the Sunday evening
service, and an Epworth League love
feast was held.
Mt Holly Chapter has assumed 81 900
of the church debt
The arrangements for the New Jersey
State Epworth League Conference to bp
held in Elizabeth on May q aud % are
in an almost completed condition. The
day meetings will be held in the St.
James M. E. Church and the evening
meetings are to be held in the First
Presbyterian Church. Both churches
telng near together, the st. James will
be used for overflow meetings. The Rev.
5. A. Steel. ID. D., well known as the
general secretary of the Epworth League
south. has been secured to deliver an ad.
dress on the evening of the 2lst, and the
Rev. VIM. Mast Brodbeck, D. D., OF
Brookline, Mass, for the address of the
22d.
The meeting will begin at $3.50 O'Clock
on the morning of the 21st, with a SER
vice to he led by Henry A Cozzens, Sec
rotary IF tho Na,yorI, Nr
will be followed by prayer by the pastor
of the Park M. e. Church and sermon
by Rev. A. E. Snyder. of Camden. The
afternoon of the 2lst will be occupied
with the appointment of committees, re-
ports OF State officers, summary of dis
trict work by the different district off,
GERS, half-minute chapter experiences and
an exhibition drill by the Epworth
Guards of St. Luke's Chapter, Newark
under command of F. w. Cam.
The music throughout the convention
will be in charge of Prof. J. K. Sweeney
and chorus of 100 voices. Love and
Praise No. will be the book used
Tuesday evening, the 21st after the
address of DIR. Steel grand Testimony
meeting in charge of Charles II. Fitz
george, of Trenton, will be held. The
Rev. e. E. Sutphen, of Trenton, will
conduct the opening praise services at
this session.
Wednesday morning, the 22d, will open
at $50 with a prayer meeting, led by
Mr.. BENZ. Patterson, OF Woodstown.
The regular session will be sesumed at
ga. m, reports of committees and election
of officers.
The Rev. S. p. Cadman, pastor of Gen.
tral Methodist Church, New York, will
deliver an address and Junior Rally
will be held, under the charge of S. H. |
Thompson, State Superintendent of Ju-
nor Work.
In the afternoon there will be mum.
Der of addresses by prominent laymen,
including DR.. r.. r. Doherty, third Vice
President of the General League. At
four clock there will be a session de.
voted to Christian Citizenship, at which
Rev. S. Edward Young, of Newark.
will speak, also Geo. G.. Baker, of Can-
den, and H. S. Springer, of Arlington,
and others.
Wednesday evening will he given over
to an interdenominatonal rally of all
young peoples societies, after which Mr.. |
Eugene M. Travis, of Hanson Place
Church, Brooklyn. and Secretary of the
Second Conf. District, will lead the clos
;nr G,,pcoarot;o, Cary;oo
Arrangements have just been made to
translate our Junior constitution and
have been received in the Methodist
Church in the City of Mexico since Jan.
uary Goth.
Young people who are willing to work
can learn how to secure round-trp
ticket to Chattanooga free by addressing
the Chattanooga Committee.
By sending your name to headquarters
of the committee in Chattanooga, your
name will be put on the committees
mailing list and all literature sent you.
The contract has been closed for the
principal place of meeting for the Ma
tional Epworth League Conference, at
Chattanooga, Tenn. The great tent
used by the Y. p. S. C. E. convention at
Cleveland last year with such satisfaction
has been secured. 1t is reported to be
very satisfactory arrangement for the pur-
pose. Cool, waterproof, with good
acoustic properties, it makes an ideal