The Jersey City news., 1906-07-07
c. (. SUMMER
SCHOOL PLANS
Official Programme Of Ses-
sions to Be Held At As
bury Park
THEY LAST FIVE DAYS
THREE MEETINGS OCCUR EACH
DAY WITH OPEN PARLIANIENTs
on VARIOUS FORMS OF WORK

! The committee arranging the second
annual Christian Endeavor summer
school and conference 10 be held at As
bury Park July 16 TO 81, has issued the
programme for the six days meeting
The Rev. w. D. Stultz. Manasquan;
Mrs. T. Ida Dukes, Camden; Arthur f..
Jewell Fort Hancock; r. A. Alberts
Jersey City, and John L. Sproul Ar
lington, constitute the committee. Three
sessions will be held each day, with open
parliaments on junior, senior and COM
mittee work. Each society will be asked
to send its junior superintendent and
one other delegate The meetings will
be held in the First Presbyterian Church.
The full programme is as follows:-
| Monday afternoon 49, 300 = Registra-
ton 330-Devotional. 400 - Outline
plans for the week; open parliament
| What help do you need most from til S
/ school? Mrs. L. Ida Dukes, Camden.
Monday evening .30-Socal and re-
unions; all delegates participating; adj
dresses by pastor of local church and
others.
Tuesday morning 9.0O-Quiet hour.
$50 Sectional work. the Rev. w. d.
Stultz, Manasquan. Young people; open
parliament, The Pledge" its value, its
necessity, its helpfulness, its relation to
the church; how make members more
faithful to it? Objections to pledge and
how met? 9.3O-Junior section; topic.
The Use of the Blackboard and OBJ
/ jects to Illustrate Truths" Mrs. A. NJ.
Baxter. $50 intermediate section;
4 topic, map drawing Bible geography.
Bible history. Mrs. r. W Miller. 1890
Open parliament, Missions" B. Car
ter. Milliken. How increase contribu-
/ tions TO them? How conduct mission
study classes?
Tuesday afternoon-2.0O 2.0O-Quiet hour
2.15-Prayer meeting committee, the
Rev. W. D. Stultz. Who members
| What duties? Best meeting last year
/ Why? What part have associate mem
bers; How get members to take parti
How present, dropped members!'
How conduct conservation meetings?
Tuesday evening 40 49, Address
Possibilities of Bible Study" the Rev
i DR.. Albert Erdman, Morristown. Ques-
tion box. Helps for Bible study.
Wednesday morning ~ 900 - Quiet
hour. 9.30-Sectonal work; young peo-
Pile. Why is the lookout committee
work vital TO the society and of what
does it consist? the Rev. Eliot Field
East Orange 9.30-Juniof section, (a)
Teaching prayer. prayer verses. prayer
hymns, reverence obedience; (b) Syste.
matte giving, giving verses, Mrs. A. NJ
Baxter. 9.30-Intermediate section
i Using the Bible. How? Home work
Preparation for the meeting, Mrs f,
w. Miller. 10.30-Opem parliament. the
church? Relation of society to pastor
Relation of society to junior society
How help Juniors when graduated into
older societies? How reach young peo-
4 pie in neighborhocd? How take up per
sonal work?
| Wednesday afternoon 200 - Devo-
tional. 215-Value of State work tt
societies; the Rev Eliot Field; its rela.
ton to county and local unions; how
have more successful county unions? how
increase power of local and county un-
ions! 4.00-Relation of work of district
secretaries to State work. rela ton OF
i work of district secretaries to societies
i Miss Stephens. Hackettstown; difficult
1 ties and how overcome. Wednesday er-
ening-Delegates unite with DIR. Taylor's
| church in their prayer meeting. Thurs
day morning .00-Quiet hour; $50
sectional work; Junior, missions, features
most interesting to juniors; how present
| them? Mrs. A. NJ. Baxter; intermediate
the use of maps and literature for mis-
s!ionary meetings. curios, etc; Mrs. r
w. Miller. 1O.30-Co-operation in the
home: Il mothers meeting; Mrs. r. w
Miller: 10.45-Committee meetings; for
juniors, for Intermediates; business
meetings; how often held! Mrs. H. Ida
Dukes. 11.00-Special exercises; (a) re.
ception of new members juniors and in
termediate: (b) anniversary exercises; (c)
j gradua ton exercises. 1.30-Sample ju-
n " meeting and intermediate meeting;
Lesson for October. conservation meeting
4 Thursday evenidng -7.30-Devotional
/ 7.45-The Importance of the habit-form-
ing period; what habits ought a junior
or intermediate to be forming; Mrs. Il.
i Ida Dukes: S.15-Using the lantern to
i illustrate the TRUTH; public meeting; il
lusrated lecture on the iife Of Christ; the
Rev. Arthur w Spooner. d. D.. Cape
May. Friday morning = 9.0O-quiet
| hour; DR.. Sp0oner 9.30-Plans and les
sons for missionary lessons; work meet-
ings, materials. etc, applied to Juniors
and intermediates; Miss Anna Lloyd.
0.30-Evangelistic work among chill
| dren: how? Church membership. who
When? the Rev. Arthur w. SpooAer, d.
/ d. 1100-The boy problem. 11.15-
1 Discipline. Mrs. f. W. Miller; f1.3O--
i Sample junior and intermediate meeting,
using lesson for etober IA; opening ex-
ercises by Mrs. r. W. Miller; Illustrated
by DR.. Spooner. Friday afternoon for
recreation.
/ Friday evening 7.30 Devotional
4 10 Junior and intermediate socials,
| how? When? Why? What? Mrs. f,
W Miller S00-Foreign missionary
$50 t, Illustrated hv n class in costume;
Miss Lloyd. S.30-Address, J. T.
Sproull, State president. Saturday
| morning %. .00-Quiet hour 9.30--Work
outside our own church: hospitals, chill
dren's homes. fresh air work, Band d
4 Mercy, etc. 9.45-Junior finances 1896
Junior and intermediate unions; teach
i ers' training course; rallies. county con-
ventions. 10.30-Gathering up the frag-
ments. 11.O0-C Closing words.