The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-09-18

THEC {. B. CONVENTION
Eleventh Annual Meeting
of the State Uuion in
Paterson in October.
R DAYS SESSIONS
interesting Programme Prepare
Prominent Men Who
Will Speak.

The eleventh nnual convention of the
New Jersey Christian Elndeavor Union,
which will be held at Paterson, Oct. 6, q
and 5, promises to be the most interesting
and largely attended convention the
Union has ever had.
The Reception Committee has received
application for accommodations for dele
cations from each of the local unions,
and few societies in the State will be UNI
represented. The session will be held in
the Young Mems Christian Association
Hail, the First Baptist and Market
Street Methodist churches.
The Convention Committee has just
completed the following programme for
the three days session.
Y. M. c. A. Building. Wednesday,
Christian citizenship report, Rev. w. E.
Davis. Lebanon, N. j.; Christian citizen
ship address, M. E. Gates, LII. D., presi-
dent of Amherst College; address on
Sabbath observance, D. J. Burrel, /. D.;
New York City, a trustee OF the Unleu
Endeavor Society; welcomes. Rev. F. 70.
Miller, D.. D.; Rev. Il. w. Thompson OF
Paterson; convention sermon, Rev. Malt
by .. Babcock, D. D., Baltimore; appoint
ment of committees.
First Baptist Church. Wednesday even
ing-Welcome, Rev. j. w. Fa-
tCl aOIiy III X AtACAA
land Hoyt, d. D., Philadelphia. a trustee
of the United Endeayor Society: appoint
ment of committees. Thursday, A NJ
Committee conferences, denomination raj
lies. Thursday afternoon-Junior rally,
blackboard exercise, Miss Struble, Iren-
ton; exercise by the children u. Wilbur
Chapman, d. D., at First Baptist CnuTcn-
Y. NJ. c. A. Building, Thursday night
Presidents annual address, Rev. Dr. ..
Clement French, Newark; Bible study,
Rev. Hugh B. MacCauley, Freehold re-
ception by State officers.
First Baptist Church, Thursday night
Bible study. by Rev. DIR. w. .. harsha
of New York; presidents annual address,
Rev. DR.. ]. Clement French; reception
by State officers at y. M. e. A.
Market Street Methodist Church. Thurs
day -night-Annual address, by Kew. Or
c. e. Brett, first vice president State G II.
Union; address by Rev. Dr.. j w. Chap-
man; reception by State officers at \. M.
Y. Nd. c.. A. Building, Friday A. NJ
Report of press department, Rev. =. q.
Ingram, Trenton; correspondence report,
sionary report, Miss A. B. Spangenberg
Plainfeld. foreign missionary address,
Rev. Dr.. f. j. Stanley, Atlantic City.
First Baptist Church, rid a. M
Junior report, Rev. A. w. Spooner,
Camden; home missionary address, Eev.
DR.. w. G.. Puddefoot, New York CITY
address. Rev. DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman.
Evangelistic report, Rev. F. B. Eyeritt,
Trenton; address, DR.. j. Wilbur Chap
man. n,aa,
Address. Rev. Luther R. Oyott Of New
ark; evangelistic report, kew. =. p. Esel-
~ NJ G.. A. building, Friday night
Address. Rev. DR.. Francis e. Clark, Bos-
ton, President of World Union OF Cnrls,
tan Endeavor;; conservation service, lea
by DR.. Clark.
Address by Mrs. Ballington Booth, Mont
clair: conservation service, LED by Mrs-
Booth. r.,
day night-Address by Rev. DR.. j.. MI,
bur Chapman; conservation service, lea
by DR.. Chapman.
held on Thursday morning, as follows
Presbyterian, Rev. Sylvester Beach,
Bridgeton; Baptist, Rev. Frank Smith,
somerville; CONGREGATIONAL. Fey. ghafles
T. Pocknnan. New Brunsw1ck MethoHst
Protestant, Rev. ]. w. Trout, Elizabeth;
Methodist Episeopal, Rev Rev. s Rap nj ei9 Ren
Dr.. 4. q. Main. Plainfield; Church of
Christ, Rev. William Hainer. ~Iryington;
Lutheran, Rev. Carton Banister, ramsey;
/ African Methodist. Rev. ]. w. Roundtree,
A new feature will be the committee
conference to be conducted by the follow
B. Everitt, Trenton; Junior, Rev. DR.. A..
w. Spooner, Camden; District Secretaries,
Miss Ida B. Stephens, HaekettstoWn;
Lookout, Rev w d. Stultz, Bridgeton
Prayer Meeting, M. Z. Stevens, East
Orange, Social. Flower and Calling, Miss
Lottie Taylor. Newark: Missionary Rev.
DR.. Walter Brooks, Trenton; Society
Presidents, Mrs. F. =. Collier, Montclair;
Union Officers, j. L.. Comet Bloomfield;
Good Literature, Rev. F; ]. Goodwin,
Glen Ridge; Bible Study, Rev. Hugh B..
MaeCauley, Freehold.
The Music Committee will provide
special music at each session and alarge
chorus choir will lead the singing.