Bridgeton pioneer., 1904-11-10
COUN Y SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION.

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afternoon session was opened bv prayer
after which the convention proceeded
to elect officers as follows:
President, DR.. g. G. Phillips, Deer
field.
Vice presidents, Rev. M. E. Snyder,
Bridgeton; Rev Frank Anderson,
Millville; Rev j. Luffbarry, Friend
ship.
Corresponding secretary and trea-
surer, James McNab, Bridgeton.
Recording secretary, J. L. Nickel.
Executive committee, Rev. T. J.
Wright, Newport: Rev. W. L. Shaw,
Leesburg Rev. Ebert Fluff, Green
wich; Rev. E. B: Saunders, Shiloh
Thos. Jaggers, Deerfield; Rev. David
Taylor, Fairton; Richard Reeves,
Millville; Rev. D. H. King, yineland !;
Rev. A. $. Allyn, Bridgeton Rev.
Q. F. Hahn. Newport; B. W. Simms,
Cedarville; Rev. Theo. Dixon, Roads
town.
Member State Executive Committee,
@. w. Shoemaker.
Superintendent Home Department,
Rev. j. L. Ewing. Bridgeton.
Superintendent Primary Work, Miss
Lucia K. Brown, Vineland
President Superintendent Union,
Frank H. Leaning.
Township secretaries, Bridgeton-1st
district, Miss Matte Redding; I'd
district, Rev. S. H. Potter Sd district,
Miss Lucy Henderson.
Commercial, @. Sheppard, Haley
vile.
Deerfield, Otis Fox.
Downe, BENZ. Joslin, Newport.
Fairfield, E. P. Allen, Fairton.
Greenwich, w. L. Leaning, Green
wich
Hopewell, L. A. Glaspey, Bridge
ton.
Lands, Rev. A. E. Douglass, Vine
land.
Lawrence, Harry Campbell, Cedar
Vile.
Maurice, Albert Stamford, Port
Elizabeth.
Stoe Greek, Geo. M. Dawson, Roads
town.
After the business session was over
the convention spent some time in
looking over the years work in the
township, county and State. The re-
ports offered showed large increase
in Sunday School workers. Rev. E.
NJ. Ferguson, of the State Committee,
gave ap hours talk on Round Table
Conference, after which the conven-
tion adjourned for supper.
. The church was filled to the doors
last night with an audience that would
inspire any speaker. The song and
devotional service was conducted by
the Rev. E. B. Saunders, OF Shiloh
The Enrolment Committee reported
l54 delegates present, beside many
visitors. The Committee on Resolu-
tions then reported thanking the pas
tor and officers of the First Baptist
Church for the use of the same. also
thanking all others who have in any
way aided in making the convention
pleasant and profitable.
DR.. King was then introduced and
in a few we'll chosen words spoke of
the great pleasure of his trip to Jeru-
salem. He said it was convention
never to be forgotten-a convention
that lasted ~ days, beginning at Ho-
boken, N. j., continuing to Jerusalem
and back to New York He then
threw upon canvas the spacious boat in
which more than 500 people left Ho-
boken last spring, and he told of it's
great proportions, of the effect pro-
duced as they parted from friends on
the shore, and of the eight days dur
ing which no land was seen. Then
followed many other views on canvas.
including all the points of interest
during the journey DR.. King in his
own inimitable way explained briefly
concerning each of these vews. His
comments were chiefly favorable, his
opinion, however, of Jericho, and a
few other places, was not exalted, nor
does he believe that the Mohamme-
dams have reached proficiency as cooks.
The address was well received, we'll
timed and highly appreciated.
Rev. HI. H. Beadle, the retiring
president, had charge OF this session,
and. as usual, presided with great
satisfaction. The benediction was
then pronounced by the State Secre-
tary,' Rev. E. M. Ferguson, and thus
ended the 46th annual convention of
the Cumberland County Sunday School
Association.
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