The Jersey City news., 1904-11-16
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
CONVENE
Forty Sixth Annual Meeting
Began Yesterday in
Burlington.
SESSIONS END TOMORROW
Delegates From All Parts OF
the State Attend-The
Programme.
SESSIONS END TOMORROW

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BURLINGTON, Nov 16, 19O4.--
The annual State convention of the New
Jersey Sunday School Association began
sere yesterday
The convention, which marks the
forty-sixth anniversary of the organiza-
ton. was continued today and will end
tomorrow.
The elementary institute of FIVE s~s-
sions began yesterday afternoon. Thor
ough instruction in beginners primary
and Junior work was given.
The secondary institute will be OF
three sessions, beginning this morning. AT
this time instruction viii be give in m
terrnediate and senior work.
The normal and adult institute will be
of two sessions only. and will be held
this afternoon. The Home Department
Institute will also have tw osessions tnis
afternoon. Apastors conference will take
place on the same afternoon and this
evening there WIFI be a conference and
supper for officers. On Thursday even
ing there viii, be the superintendent $
banquet and conference.
Delegates from Sunday Schools IN all
Darts of the State were in Attendance
yesterday, besides prominent ministers.
Thee convention proper will not open
until this afternoon.
At the first general session of the con-
sention in the Methodist church this at
ternoon a service of praise and worship
will be led by f. Fl. Jacobs. of New
York. and A. f. Won label, of Camden.
The rest of the programme will be as fol-
lows: Address. Right Thinking" Rev.
DIR. A. Fl. Tuttle, of Summit; Quiet
Moments led by F. Fl. Jacobs; appoint
ment of committees on resolutions and
on nominations; '.Some Interesting and
Brief Statements Relating to the Printed
Reports" Edward W. Barnes, treasurer;
Rev. E. Morris FERGUSON, general secre-
tary; Miss Josephine L. Baldwin, ele-
.nentary superintendent; 'The Planning
of the Work for the Coming Year.
George e. Hall of Plainfeld; roll call
of counties, by Rev. S. D. Price. record
ing secretary; address, Practice and
Performance, Rev. DR.. G. R. Blackall,
Of Philadelphia.
For the second session this evening the
programme will be:-Service of song, led
by F. Fl. Jacobs; prayer, reading Of the
Scriptures; greetings. Captain G. B. Par
sons. chairman of executive committee;
address. rThe New Man and the Old
Book" Rev. DR., ]. T. Mcfarland, cor
responding secretary Methodist Episeo-
pal Church Sunday-school Union. offer
tory anthem. choir of the church address,
Through International Field Glasses,
Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner. international
field worker.
This will be the form of exercises at
the third general session Thursday after
moons service session Thursday afternoon;
service Of praise and song, led by Mr.
Jacobs; PRAYER, reading Of Scriptures,
the expansion Of country work results
of the investigation of the. committee Of
seven. reports of committees on creden-
tials, resolutions and nominations; cleo
tion of officers, solo, address. 'The Pas
tor and the sunday-schooIs Rev. A. F.
yon Tobel, of Camden; distribution Of
diplomas. round table: closing remarks
by DIR. George w. Bailey. chairman Of
the executive committee, worlds Sunday
school convention.