Bridgeton pioneer., 1906-09-20
C. E. PLANS
ARE ALL COMPLETE.

The committee arranging for the
2Oth annual convention of the New
Jersey Christian Endeavor societies
in the First Baptist church, MillvilIe,
October 10. II and IL, has completed
the program of the meeting. The
speakers this year are the Rev. DR..
Francis E. Clark, founder and presi.
dent of the Endeavor movement the
Rev. DR.. W. /. Chamberlain, presi-
Amos r. Wells, editor of The En-
deavor World; the Rev. DR.. A. Edwin
Keigwin of New York, formerly pas
tor of Park Presbyterian church,
Newark the Rev. DR.. J. W. Cochran,
of Philadelphia, Bishop Alexander
Walters, of Jersey City and the Rev.
DR.. F. W. johnson, of Washington.
The Wednesday afternoon session
will be devoted to conference on
Junior work. conducted by Mrs. Ida
Dukes, of Camden, state Junior super
insendent. A sample Junior meeting
will be led by Mrs. A. r. Baxter of
Trenton and a sample intermediate
service by Mrs, Baker of New Bruins.
wick. Wednesday evening there will
be final meeting Of the state execu-
tive committee and mass meeting to
be addressed by DR.. Keigwin. At
she first Thursday morning session,
Miss Ida B. Stephens of Hacketts-
town, state secretary, will conduct a
conference for the 81 district secre-
taries in the state.
Following the usual address Of well
come by the chairman of the local
committee, the Rev. Frank Anderson
pastor of the convention church. and
response by John T. Sproull Of Airing
ton, state president. there will be
quiet hour service. The report Of the
press department., presented by A. B.
johnson, of South Orange, discus
sion on "How Best to Use Printers
Ink" and appointment of the con.
vention committees will conclude this
session.
The Rev. A. W. Anderson of Oan-
ton, vice president Of the state union.
will preside at the Thursday after.
noon session, when Mrs. Joseph s.
Peacock, of Camden, superintendent
of the state correspondence work, will
conduct an open parliament on How
Do We Follow Our Members +"
Arthur N. Pierson, of Westfieid, will
present the report of the state fresh
air work and will be followed by r.
B. Alberts OF Jersey City, who will
lead an open parliament on missions,
the three divisions being "Go,"
"Send', and Learn" An address by
the Rev. DR.. W. I. Chamberlain, pres
ident OF the Endsavor union of India,
on "Endeavor Abroad" and confer
enoe on - What Are We Doing Among
Our Colored People of Our State 2"
led by Bishop Alexander Walters of
Jersey City, will end this session.
At night the Rev. W. D. StuIz of
Manasquan and DR.. Cochran, lead
ing Endeavor pastor OF Philadelphia,
will address the convention. A. W.
Abbott of Orange will present the
treasurer's report and DR.. Clarke,
president of the Endeavor movement,
who has just returned from his third
tour of the world, in the interest of
the movement, will tell of the work
in foreign lands. After the address a
reception and reunion of all the dele.
gates will be held in the parlors of
the church. A quiet hour, led by
President Sproull, at g. As Friday
morning, will begin the program OF
the day.
The Rev. DR.. q. Randolph Knebler
Of Hackensack, will preside at the
Friday morning session, when the
Rev. Johnson will speak on Sabbath
Observance land Christian Citizen
ship" The Rev. Dr.. Albert Erdman
OF Morristown will discuss methods
OF Bible study, the plan for the Evan
gelistic committee will be outlined by
the Rev. Abram Duryea of Cherry
Hill and Mr.. Sproull will conduct an
open parliament on "What Have We
Tried?" and "What Shall We Try?'
The Rev. DIR. Arthur W. Spooner OF
oape May, a former state president.
WILL preside Friday afternoon, when
che program will include "a School
OF Methods led by Mr.. Wells, sew
eral parlor conferences, and the an.
nual junior exercises by the Millville
Junior societies and an illustrated
address by Mr.. Wells on ''Around the
World With Christian Endeavor..''
.oa II ANNUAL REPORT AIS
AT the final session presided over
oy President SproulI. Miss Stephens
wall present the annual report of the
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