The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-09-23
Big c. D. CONVENTION
New jerseys Union Will Meet
at Atlantic City Next
Month.
Special to the Jersey Citu Ne,cs.

opSctNt 70 tNe Jersey CitU NeiCS.
ATLANTIC CITY. Sept. %. 1Ss5.-The
ninth convention of the New Jersey
Christian Endeavor Union will meet here
october 8 to II next. The convention will
be acid in the Academy Of Music, stu
ated on the board walk. between New
York and Kentucky enues This hall
will seat 1.200 persons. probably 1900
with extra chairs provided. The First
Presbyterian and First Baptist churches
will be used for overflow meetings in
case OF necessity. The following pro-
gramme has been arranged
zens' rally, A. W. Baily,. MD, presiding.
|. Song service, led by the Union chorus.
z ) A DIR g. Iwhat Christian Endeayor
dress. What Christian Endeavor Has
ADDRESS. What efhisHi EadeaSe:
Fixes Trenton.
THURSDAY, Rev. J. Clement French. pre-
sidlng,ll A M DEVOTIONAL service. con-
Ills A.. NJ. preliminary business, an
nouncements, appointment of commit
II go. A. NJ. conservation service, con-
QUOTED by Rev. Ford c. ~ottman. New
z NJ. recess. services at life saving
Afternoon session. Rev. w. D. stultz,
presiding.
2:l5 p. M. address on Christian Citi-
zenship." Rev. Graham Taylor, D. B..
3 IS M address 81 wa,ooua * =
behalf Of the local union. A. w. Bafly.
M. ID. Chairman of Convention commit,
tee: Co, in behalf of city. Allen B.. En-
Of the pastors, Rev, J.. r. Mundy, Re
line H. Brookfeld. Belvidere.
S2O p M ar,nr ~ 49, Co., So
tary and Treasurer, Miss Roberta r.
4 p NJ. denominational rallies. Pres
Rev. G. 3. siniekso m:'1 Reform rfp'es1 Kew.
Andrew Hageman; Methodist Epaspoeal,
Killinger; Christian. to be announced;
A: M. e., to be announced
Evening session. Rev. c. Brett, D. D.,
7I:so P. M. song service. conducted by
Edward w. Durham. renton
7:45 F. NJ. annual address. Rev. J.
Clement French, DID,, President of the
$50 P M address and open parlia-
ment on christian Endeavor Evange-
l;stie Work" Rev, Frank B. Everitt,
g P NJ. open Parliament. on Chris
tan Citizenship conducted by Rev. W.
r.. Davis, Superintendent of Department,
Friday, sunrise prayer meeting on the
beach, led by Mr.. Joseph H. Wright. of
Trenton.
M1or9sing session, Miss Caroline Fl.
A. M, song Service. conducted by
Mr.. T. p i. Gilmour, Newark
sesii15arA a; M NJ a Tf1geth The Gan Gh j pan
7. S. Kerr. ex-President of the New Jer-
sew Union. Elizabeth.
s:45 A. NJ. report of the Junior State
Rev. Arthur w. Spooner. Camden.
1920 A. NJ. address on temperance,
Mr.. Thomas z. Murphy, New York
11:15 A.. NJ. report IF Press and Cor
r~espondence Committee, Rev. George H.
Ingram. Trenton.
1870 A. NJ. reports from evangelistic
IL NJ. recess. services at life saving
Afternoon session. Rev. G. z. Batten,
P. M. devotional exercises,
2:15 P. M. report on missions. Miss
Alice NJ. SpangenberG. Superintendent of
Missionary Department. Painted fol
p. NJ. address, Object lesson on
Solomon's temple. with practical app.i-
cation to Endeavor work, Rev. James
3:25 P. NJ. address. "Edncational Fea-
lures of the Endeavor Work" Rev. Hugh
B. MacCanley, Newark
pourri Rev. a. Dewitt Mason.
4:15 P. M. Junior rally. Make Room
for the Juniors Addresses: The boys
What of the girls? Adjourn ad libitum.
Evening session. Rev. J. Clement
French, presiding.
7:S0 P. NJ. song service. led by Union
chorus. presentation of banner.
ESQ P. NJ. convention sermon, Rev.
Charles Olmstead. Cambridge, Mass.
$40 p. NJ. "~Enduement" seryiee; Mt
mia YIN C. A. Adjournment,