The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-10-30
OUR SUNDAYSCK OOLS
Thilty-fifth Annual Con-
vention Of the Hudson
Association to Open
Tuesday.
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PROGRAMME OF SERVICES
sessions in the Lafayette N. B.
and Reformed Churches
General News.
PROGRAM Me OF SERVICES

49, 49,
csation will open on Tuesday next. in the
Lafayette NJ. E. and Reformed Churches.
The service in each church will CONE
nner ce at 2 p. NJ. The congregational
singing VIII be led by Mr.. l.. D.. H.. Gil
mour of Newark ana Mr.. George II. Cor
field OF Jersey City. The programme viii
be as follows
In the Lafayette Reformed Church,,
ECO p. M.-Deyoiional Services. Dl-
rected by the Rev, j.. &. Allen, %. p.
2:l5 p. M.-Greeting by the pastor, the
Rev. T. j. komfners, and the Rev. j.
Francis Morgan, Secretary of the assp-
citation.
30 P. Ma Primary Glass in Opera
ton. Selected scholars from the primary
illustrating plans, methods and lessons.
Teacher, the Rev. G. r. Barnes. =. ~,
assisted by the regular teachers OF the
classes.
g:55 I. M.-Primary Papers. The
gene Hicks 2 Assistant or Speclal
Teachers and Their patlss, Miss Minis Z y
Children Come to Sunday sehool2, MRS.
e. #. Wakefield. 4 Supplemental Les
sons or Matters Outside tne Regular Les
views ana ReyieWs-How Ouch and How
Thorough" Miss Sadie M~eschutt. 9.
-Kindergarten Methods n HoM se -
tions," MIS-. Duane Searles. g. The
Room or Place Of Meeting, the seating
or the Scholars, Ventilation, Care ol
Clothing" Mrs. A. s. Biddie.
3:35 r. M.]QuestionS; SuSSeS@
tons. The Rev. T., Morris ~Eergusson,
Secretary New Jersey sunday school As
400 P. M~.-Address, How We Got Our
Bible" the Rev. Henry z. Buchtel, y. -,
OF East Orange.
IN the Lafayette Methodist Episcopal
p M.-oevotional services. Directed
2:l5 P. M.-Greetings by the pastor. tsey
G. r: Barnes, D. u, and Mr. J. " Fors-
ter, President OF the association.
2:so F. MA series OF practical CUES
tons briefly answered. Praxis No. Il
Suppose l have a class in SUNDAY school
How many scholars should have? PreI-
why? I am in school 8tth my class ana
superintendent signals for o~rder-what
two things should | do? What errors may
be possible by superintendent or pasterEA
My class and l are engaged in the devo-
tional services of the Sunday school.
should they include? Ar there Difficult
ties in my class during these services
What? Wherc?- Rev. Benjamin Otto.
school for? What ain have II, why am
/ needed? Who needs me? Why should
/ stay?-Rev. G. s. Wright. Pra1is No. 4
School is opened-preliminary or devo-
tlonal services are over. Before beginning
study of lessons several things are to be
done. What and how much time shall be
spent here2 What h~indranees 70 success
full teaching of q lesson come from out
side the class?-Rev. w. E. Chalmers.
Praxis No. 81 am TO teach. What is 1t
4 teach a lesson What do / mean by
Il teach my class?' What several acts
does il imply IN the teacher? IN The pu-
pil?-Rsy; ! ". Gonen. Praxis No. "
character should be considered desirable?
What qualities essential?. Which is bet
ter, wide knowledge and little earnest
ness, or a limited knowledge and intense
earnestness?-Rey. George G. Wtldlng,
D.. D. Praxis No. I'll am to teach q les
son next Sabbath. We will suppose Il is
Monday m~erning-I am very busy-bnt lit
tie time 10 give to study some prepara-
ton for this lesson must be done. What?
Mr.. j. B. A~pplegate. Praxis No. al am
what shall my scholars be doing? Merely
listening What should they do? What
are some Of the difficulties in attempting
to teach average scholars? Is seeldlns
VIII not?-ReF. G. S. kemble. Praxis No.
a-Does my work in behalf OF my scholars
cease when Sunday school Is over? II
not. to what portions Of the week does 1t
extend? What things should do for my
scholars during the week?-Rey.. Sydney
II. Cox. Praxis No. 1e-What helps do !
need in persons, books or influences that
I may have announcement, confidence
and success tn my werk?-Rev George
s:N r. M.-open Parliament On tire line
OF phe above PraSes, led by Or. r. r
Doftcrty.
I:i5 r. M.-Address. .srhe Sunday School
Teachers Business" Rev. J. NJ Meeker,
Phi. D., OF Newark.
AS r. M.-Reports; announcements; ap-
pointment Of committees; items of bnsi-
,.2a y N-Recesss
Z r. M.-Conference of pastors. superin-
tendents and secretaries, on the work OF
In the Sunday school room Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. situated in rear of
church; entrance on Wilton street
7:39 P. M.-Devotionai services. Directed
by Rev. w. J. Swaflield,
7:45 P. M.-Service OF song.
500 F. M.-.Address, Associated Work
S:l0 p. M.-Reports and announcements. |
$40 p. M.-Anthem by the choir. Of
$50 PS: +: M.-Aldresss The WORKER and his
Wage" Rev. d. j. Eurreil, DID. of New |
York. Closing words, singing, benedic-
In the Lafayette Methodist Episcopal
$50 +. M.-Devotional service. Direct
ed by Rev. y. B. #. Randolph.
T.45 +. M.-Seryiee OF song.
500 p. M.-Reports Of officers and com
mittees; announcements.
$40 r. M.-Solo. Miss Flora Clark. Of
ferings.
Rev. j. Wilbur Chapman, DID. of Phila-
delphia; closing words, singing benedic-
ton.
Reception Conmittee-w. r. Wheeler,
B. f. Mead. Joseph Marble. Jr, DR.. w. b.
Force, II. Louderbough, Frederick Kid
der, Harry Moore. Edwin Smith, Edwin
Hefnphill.
Credential Committee-w. A. Gregory,
Chairman, JON c. kase. VIM NJ. Field. |
Walter Williams, W. S. Decker, Edward
See, Robert Mcknight.
The officers Of the association are
President, James ". Forster; Cores
ponding Secretary. and Treasurer Frank
Francis Morgan. Niee-Presidents, Rev.
Arney S. Biddle, Mr.. George S. Corfield,
Mr.. w. j. Hunt. Mr.. w. A. Gregory. Rev.
j. w TFeen, Rev. S. o. Harper, Mr.. WI
H. Beach. Mr.. VIM. Dunner, Rev. J. A.
WeIshaar, Mr.. H. Loadsrbough; Member
II. Cor6eld. District Secretaries, Mr..
Wm. E. Bates, MIR. I. a. Rowe. Mr.. w.
f. Beach. Mr.. J. II. Perine, Mr.. c. P.i
Kinsey, Mr.. =. w. Lewis, Mrs. II. c. OPP