The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-11-05
HUDSON SUNDAY SCHO0la
Thirty-sixth Annual GonVen-
ton in the First M. E
Church, Hoboken, Next
Week.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES
Linden Avenue M. e. Church's
Novel Fair-.Among the
Churches.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES

The tf1irty-sixth annual convention OF
the Hudson County Sunday School Asso-
citation viii be held in the First Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Toboken, on Tues
day, November 5. Exercises will begin at
two o'clock. The programme is as fol-
lows
20o-Devotional services led by Mr.. S. II;
HadIey. Superintendent of the old Jerry
McAuley Mission. Water street, New
York.
2.15-The welcoming Of the delegates,
Rev. A. B. Richardson, D. D., Mr.. G p
Pitts. The response to the welcome, Rev
j. Francis Morgan. Chairman Of the Ex-
ecutive Committee.
2.31Sing:ng.
2.s5-Some arguments and suggestions
as to the proper division Of study and
| teachers in our Sunday Schools. There IS
an effort at classification and division OF
work in all the schools. To suggest the
best and most feasible is the object of this
discussion. Nc one pattern can be made
that will fit every school,, but ideas may
be advanced that in part, If not in whole,
can be adopted by many schools. Elk
planatory Introduction, Mr.. }. v. Forster.
2:~40-Address, Rev. E. Morris Ferguson,
| Secretary New Jersey Sunday School AS
ISOLATION.
goo A series Of brief talks: First, is it
| advisable or feasible to adopt ki~ndergar-
ten ideas in instructing and entertaining
| the small children2 Miss Mary Clemson,
Jersey City, N. j.; second, Economy OF
Time in the Primary Department,
Mrs. H. f. Foster, New York;
third, How should an intermediate de-
partrnent be different from other parts of
the school? Mr.. B.sF EdsaIl, Newark, N. j.;
fourth, Should scholars in the main room
be asked to cav the teachers they have
| become attached to and enter Bible
classes; and, if so, at what age or with
what ability? Rev. Henry G.. Cronin, Jer-
sey City; fifth, How should a Senior
Bible class be conducted? Rev. A. Mac
george, DID,, President Essex Co. Sun
day School Association; sixth, How can
an ordinary Sunday school successfully
manage a normal class? R-R. Doherty,
Ph. d.; Seventh, How organize a home
department n what benefit does the
school derive from it? Mr.. E. W. Hawley,
Of the New York Sunday School Associa-
ton.
4:1e-verbal questions on above topics,
answered by the speakers.
4:3o. Address. THE End and aim OF Il
ALL Rev. Alfred E. Myers, College Re
formed Church, New York.
4:5o-Singing. offertory.
4:55. Chalk talk, Illustrating next Sun
days lesson, Captain c. F. Ladd, super
intendent ST. Johns Post, Pacific avenue,
Jersey City.
5:15-Women's Christian Temperance
Union; presentation of work; Mrs. c.
Story, president.
5:ao1The Christian Flag. Mr.. c. e.
Overton.
disappointment Of committees and
items of business.
5:4e-Recess.
Goethe Sunday Schools of Hoboken
lave kindly arranged a collation. TO be
served during the recess, so that dele
gates not living in the vicinity Of the
church may be entertained. This COLA
ton will be served at the same time ana
in the following places
In the Sunday school room in the rear
OF the convention church, in charge OF
the Sunday School of the First M. E.,
Epworth M. E., Lighthouse Mission and
German NJ. E. Churches.
In the First Baptist Church, corner of
Ninth and Bloomfield streets, in charge
OF the Sunday Schools of the First Bap-
fist. second Baptist and German Baptist
Churches.
In the First Presbyterian Church, cor
ner of Sixth and Hudson streets, in
charge of the Sunday Schools of the First
presbyterian, Bethesda Mission and
United Presbyterian Churches.
IN the First Reformed Church, Bloom
field street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets. in charge of the Sunday Schools
of the First Reformed and German Evan
gelical Reformed Churches.
Entrance ticket for AM of these places
win be at the disposal of delegates and
visitors on leaving their credentials With
the Enrolment Committee at the doors
OF the church.
7-:2O-Devotional service, directed by
Rev. w. j. Swaffield, Jersey City.
7:35-Seryiee of song.
7~:5o-Jubilee Anthem, Campbell by
the choir.
S:m-Reports Of officers, reports of COM
mittees, election Of officers. appointment
OF ten official delegates to the State sun
day School Convention.
S:20-Solo, selected, Mrs. Frances offer
s:5o-Address, individual Responsible
ity and Encouragement IN Christian
Yonkers-on-the-Huds N. Y
Closing words, singing, benediction.
Congregational singing. LED by Mr.. Geo.
H. corield; special singing, by thescho.r
of the First VI. e. Church. Mr. j. W. Ac-
herman. Organist. Pentecostal hymns
will be used. Delegate having copies Will
Every pastor; Sunday School officer and
teacher In the county Is qualified to act
as delegate, and is cordially, invited to at
tend as such. Pastors and Superinten-
dents are kindly requested to give especial
notice and urge a large attendance
The officers from November, 1887. TO