The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-01-17
]. N. G. A. CONVENTION
The TWenty-seventh Annual
Meeting 10 be Held III
Jersey City.
PROGRAMME or THE EXERCISES.
Various Topics TO be Considered
and Changes in the Method Of
Work Discussed.

The twcnty-seyeiltal annual convention
OF the Young Mem Christian Associa-
tions of New Jersey will be held in the
rooms OF the Jersey City Association, pc
gianing February IS. The following IS
tne programme
FEBRUARY 13-AFTERNOON. /.
David M-cConaughty, Jr.. Secretary for
India doors open at and y.
Sg:so. Reception to delegates at Associa-
sisa Building by, the Woman's Aux
i'.ary COMMITTEES,
SIS 'sThc Work in india" David NC
s,s' es adarsss by the Rev. David H. Greer,
Z FIEsRRyARY I-MoRNlNG.
els. saTLe Bible Session Robert r.
lo:is sps @Review of 1896" William 2. MUIR
1890, physical Work. What Weak
Points Need Attention. Lnsse aeyn-
Der, ". r. Brown; q a General Sec,
retary. Harry Curtis; (l a Physical
Director. P..S. Pages, = r
1l:Oo, ..Seeretarial Equipment, = =
u;so. aBusiness Methods in Association
Work. Willard Smith, Orange, n =.
z'"' Au ERipAY AFTERNOON.
2:oo. The Relation Of our ASSOCIATION Z 2
Kindred Movements the Rev. =
500. The Bible Session.
s:so-t:ao, Simultaneous Sectional Confer
a Mems Meetings and Personal
Mems Meetlngg" Ben NJ. Lewis,
Brooklyn. n. Y. -
Personal Work." H. A. cozzens.
p, s.Railroad Work" Frank ]. Grit
fifth, Assistent Superintendent D, L.
4 Y. Z r; presiding; - p.,,roaa
Work R. T. Howell, Weehawken;;
Educational Work Among Railroad
Men" J. L. B. sunderlin. Hobo
Weak and Strong Points san IL Nc Chris
+ George. Dover.
lance 70 Member o. Results
sGymnasiam Mems Bible class: How
II can Be Made Successful" D.
A. MacPhie, Plainfeld.
BEST Methods for Boy Classes H.
u. Broadhead, New Brunswick.
What Advantages Has the Physi,
cal Director for Christian Work.
A. G; Vl Wezk Camden
ME buys
b:0o-7sME"Parlor Conferences"
Wm. E.. Drake. presading:-u,,,s
w. Cutler, Morristown.
~'aobligations and Privileges Of Off
GERS and pireetors Of Assoeia-
ca Railroad Work" Colonel John J..
McCook presiding
How Secure the More Hearty Co.
operation of Employees with the
Companies in the Support of the
Railroad Department." II. L. Will
lard, Camden.
Work." George A.Warburton, New
York.
60 sDistrict Work." F. w. Lang
stroth presiding
"opporfunities and Importance Of
Continuous Work Throughout the
Year" Charles Davis. Madison
"Work il Small Towns George A.
Hall, State Secretary Of New York.
% Boys Work" Sumner F. Dudley
FRIDAY EVENING.
r:so. Song. Service, Edward ". Durham,
800. Report of State Executive Commit
$40, Address, the Rev, Amory H. Brad
FEBRUARY 15-SATTRDAY MORNING
4. Plume, Orange.
9:45, Bible Session, the Rev. Henry A.
Buttz, 2. p, President Drew Theo-
1920, Work for Boys, Prof. K. T..
Houston, Philadelphia, Pa. 5
11:30, Business Session and Report of
Committee on State Committees Re-
port.
12:00, adjournment.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
2:i5, Educational Work., Walter M.
Wood, Educational Director, chicago.
BIS, Our Relation to State Work and
It's Support" DR.. Lucien G. Warner,
New York
4:i5 Bible Session." W. H. Salmon.
Yale University.
Al. Adjournment.
5:6o-7:o0, Parlor Concert for College Del
SATURDAY EVENING.
7;S0s Song Service, Edward w. Durham,
Miss Anna Park, cornebist.
8:00. Work in Schools and Colleges"
$3.50, Address, Andrew D. Parker, Police
Commissioner, New York City.
FEBRUARY l6-SUNDAY.
800 A; NJ. Preparation Service in AS
Members of Jersey City Association.
4:00 T. NJ. Mems Meeting.
400 r. M, Boys Meeting.
400 r.. NJ Wornan's Meeting.
1880 r. NJ, Platform Services in City
Churches.
300 r. NJ Farewell Meeting.
N. B.--There will be an educational ex-
hibft, showing progress of the work
throughout the State.
Mr.. Edward w. Durham of Trenton
VII haye charge Of the singing of the
Miss Anna Park, the noted cornetist.
Will assist at all the evening meetings