The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-11
MISSIONARIES HERE
NORTH JERSEY INSTITUTE
BEGINS SESSION HERE.
500 Delegates Will Attend Three-Day
Convention at North Reformed
Church.

The third annual convention Of the North
Jersey Missionary Institute will open IN
This city tonight ut the North Reformed
Church in Broad street. Arrangements
have been made to receive 900 delegates.
The session tonight will be merely m in-
formal one in order TO acquaint the dele
gates with one another.
The Rev. DR.. James l. Vance, pastor Of
the North Reformed Church, will make tho
address OF welcome. The principal busl-
ness of the convention will be transacted
tomorrow, when three sessions will be
held.
The program arranged for tomorrow and
Wednesday follows:
TUESDAY SERVICE.
neutrality-suspicious. service, led by e. d.
Speer.
1O:1O-11. 1O-Missfon study classes.
II .15-12 Circumference on methods: Tues
day, Missionary Meetings. Wednesday.
christian Stewardship"
12:00-12 :3O-Missionary addresses: Tues
day, DIR. L.. w. Cronkhite, Burma; We'd
nesday. DR.. Lee w. Beattie, New York
city.
1903 :25-Mission study classes.
:40-4:10-Conferences on missions in the
Sunday school.
4:15-{:45-Addresses Tuesday, Dr. G. c;
1Itt6dit OItI l8bDih III llt OIiti1lf
Schools and Missions
zoos. OO-Evening mission study classes
and conferences. Condensed for those who
cannot attend by day.
5000 :e0-Missionary rallies, open to the
public.
The special afternoon and evening SEES
sions of Wednesday, planned for those
who cannot attend the other meetings, iu-
clude the following program:
4F -
superintendent of the Bushwick Avenue
(Brooklyn) Sunday School. on The Sun-
day School in Mission Lands"
5000 :00-A conference on Missions In
Of the Young Peoples Missionary Move
ment.
6:OO-7 :~oO-Inst.tute dinner, So cents a
plate. After-dinner speeches on mission
zoos ;Oo-Mission study classes and con-
ference ON Sunday school missionary
methods.
S.0O-e: 00-It is hoped John r.. Mott, of
New York, will be the speaker at this
closing rally. Details later.
The institute is an undenominational or
ganization, designed principally to train
young people of North Jersey in the latest
plans for aruusing interest in both home
and foreign missions. An active campaign
is being made for members, and circulars
describing the aims of the institution and
IT'S work nave Deen malleu 10 cnurch
workers OF all denomination in Newark.
Brewer Eddy, chairman of the institute,
at Orange, has been designated to receive
new members.
The class leaders at the conference in
clude the following representatives and
workers of the association B.. Carter Mill
kin, r. D. Soper, Carl A. Felt, R. f.
Diffendorfer, Daniel c. Knowlton, George
r. Sutherland, John NJ. Moore, L. w
Cronkhite and Morris w. Ehnes.
DR.. Cronkhite will deliver an address
upon his experiences in Burma, where he
has been as a missionary for some time
past. DR.. Lee w. Beattie, of the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church, will tell of his
work on the East Side. DR.. C.. C.. Cree
gan, who has just returned from a tout
around the world, will deliver nm address
in which his impressions Of the oppor
~tunities for missionary work in the Fal
East will be presented.
Frank Brown, superintendent Of a Brook
Ign Sunday school, will address the dele
gates upon mission work in the Sunda!
school. S. NJ. Zwemer, formerly mission
airy to Arabia, will tell OF his experience
in that country. and C. V. Vickery vii
give glimpses of a world tour In mission
fields, using a stereopticon to illustrate
his address.