Evening journal., 1903-09-15
ENDEAV0RERS
WILL MEET IN MILFORD
Annual State Convention to
be Held There on Octo-
Der 22 and %

Tha Rev. ]. Franklin Bryan, president
Of the Delaware State Christian En-
deavos Society has issued letter. which
in part. Is as follows;
Dear Endeavorers: The time has now
arrived for me 70 ISSUE TO the Christian
Erdesavor Societies of Delaware, my final
sitter preceding our next State Conven-
tion.
There are several things of vast i'm
portanee to which / desire to solicit your
careful attention, which are as follows;
The first Sunday in October (Octo-
Der D will be Delaware Endeavor Day.
and il is THE earnest desire Of the Exc
cutive Committee" of the State Union
that this occasion be observed by the
rendering Of a program suitable to the
day. 1 also desire TO suggest with your
pastors consent. that you avail your
selves Of this excellent opportunity to
secure new subscribers for The Chris
tian Endeavor World. which is 800 a
year. Address "The Golden Rule Com
pany," fremont Temple. Boston. Mass.
@ The State Convention Of Delaware
Christian Endeavor Union will be held
in the Presbyterian church. On Milford.
on Thursday and Friday October % ana
bids fair to be one Of the very best State
Conventions ever held in Delaware. S. c.
Evans, Jr. of Milford Is the chairman
OF the convention committee Of 1908,
and is actively engaged in arranging MAJ
ters looking toward the success OF the
convention. c. J. Holzmueller is the
convention chorlster;" and we may look
forward to excellent singing, which Is the
M - l. fff.t.
Mrs. H. /. Bunstefn. the efficient super
intendent OF the junior work in Milford
win have charge Of the 'junior rally;
she IS the wife OF the popular pastor Of
the Presbyterian Church where the con-
vention is to b. held; and we may expect
a treat on Friday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock; therefore, we trust that all Of
the Junior societies In the State VIII send
at least, one delegate to the convention
to take special account Of this rally, and
to take back some OF the many good
things to their local societies. Miss Kate
Augusta Baker. the interesting speaker,
the excellent writer, and the efficient
junior superintendent Of the Maryland c..
e.. Union. from St. Michaels. Nd, has
promised to be with us and address the
juniors-do not miss this.
The Convention Theme is to be "The
Spirit-hlied Iife;' and it IS hoped that
this thought will be the prevailing one
of the entire convention.
The program Is not yet completed; but
ito whet your appetite" we can name
the following speakers, who have prom
ised to be with us:
The Rev. George w. Haddaway of
Baltimore. Nd, will address us on Thurs
day afternoon, on the subject, "As a
Christian. what should my country eX-
/ pect from me?'
On Thursday evening the Rev. Way
land Hoyt. ID. D., of Philadelphia, Pa,
will address us. He has not yet sent us
his subject but those who have had the
pleasure Of hearing DR.. Hoyt know that
IL he Is not Providentany hindered, he
will be on hand with an interesting and
helpful address.
on Friday morning at $50 o'clock the
Rev. Fred c. Klein, Of Newark, n. j.. a
returned missionary from Japan, will ad-
dress the convention on Missions" after
which he will conduct a Round Table
on the same subject.
The Rev. George NJ. Clayton OF POGO
moke City, Md. win deliver an address
on Friday afternoon on "The Nation
Curse"
Tht Rev. Arthur w. spooner. OF
Camden, ~ j.. will address us on Fri
day evening on the interesting and all
important subject 10 Christian Endeav.
ors: Christian Endeavor and the Com
ing OF the Kingdom"