The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-19
CHRISTIAN NDEAVOR
PRESIDENT NEW
ADVISORY BOARD.
Work in Various Counties-Plans fol
Missionary Institute-President
Clark Will Be Kept Busy.

serve a fifth term at the head of the State
Endeavor Union is received with much
pleasure and sa tisfaction by Essex En-
deavorers, with whom he is very popular.
The following new advisory board, in
creased from seven to. nine members. will
help him in visiting the State societies:
The Rev. Jesse c.. Forbes, pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church, Middletowni
the Rev. Walter Palien, Haddonfeld Bap-
list Church: the Rev. Walter B. Green
way, Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Jersey city; the Rev. DIR. Philemon T.
Pockman. First Reformed Church, New
Brunswick; the Rev. Adelbert Chapman,
Calvary Baptist Church. Hackensack; the
Rov. Frederick L. Hainer, Christian
Church, Millville; the Rev. James C.. Kill
Ian, Calvary Baptist Church, Trenton: the
Rev. Edward ]. Hopkins. First Reformed
Church, Millville. and the Rev. Arthur G..
Struthers. First Presbyterian Church.
Westield.
The local committee having charge of
kae recent State convention held its last
meeting this week at the home of John Fl.
Hill, and heard final reports from the
chairmen of the subcommittee
The State secretary, Miss Stephens, says
Of the E.ndeavor work in six counties:
Mercer-Mr. Baxter has consented 10
give q model Congress meeting at the
three conferences next week and explain
its advantages.
Monmouth-Mr. Jewell has been expert
encing both sadness and joy; sadness be-
cause OF the death Of a dear sister and
his own Illness. and a great joy in seeing
two confess Christ for whom he had long
been praying. a soldier friend. and his own
father. II well enough he will be at Tren-
ton aud give some difficulties in the way
OF a country union, and some ways to
overcome them.
Morris-Miss Howell in her midsummer
letter made note of the summer school
and the fall conferences.
Salem-Mr. Broadway celebrated his va
GATOR by accepting a Sunday school SUI
perintendency. where the school threatened
~disbandment.
Somerset-Miss Erickson devoted her va
cation to caring for a sick brother. Her
fall letter pleads for renewed conservation
and seeking for the very best accomplish
ment for her societies.
Union-Miss Foote says she wants TO
work UP a sentiment for the conference
at Newark. and to have all her delegates
present. She spent her vacation at North
field also was privileged to visit the
Jamestown Exposition.
The Bellevllle Avenue Congregational
Young Peoples Union has contriouted
$50 for mission work in ~Aruppukottai'
These officers have been chosen by the
Young Peoples Society Of the First Bap-
list Church. Plainfeld; President, PAU
Soarbo :ough; viee-presldents. Miss MAJ
Shreve and Gideon NJ. Fountain; secretary
Stanley Robins; treasurer. Miss Marguer-
ite Serrell. These. together with the Rev.
DR.. Chambliss form the executive commit
tee.
The meeting of the Mortified Baptist
Endeavor Society tomorrow evening VIII
be led by Mrs. II. w Simpson.
Miss Louise Dexheimer will conduct the
meeting of the Orange Valley Congrega-
tionnl Christian 11ndeavor Society tomor-
row evening.
The third annual North Jersey Mission
AIRY Institute will be held in the North Re-
formed Church November II. 10 and 10.
On the committee having this work in
charge arc representatives from all the
leading denominations and the Young
Mems Christian Association. Baptist
Young Peoples Union, Epworth League and
Christian Endeavor societies. The COM
mittee is as follows:
General OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6.
Maxheld. Bloomfield; John Fl. Hill. New
ark, Congregational-Kate L. Hamilton,
Newark: Brewer Eddy, East Orange.
MISUNDERSTANDING A.. Titus, Roseile
Park; A. II. Lucas. d. d., Montclair.
Methodist Protestant. W. Balderston,
Elizabeth. Presbyterian-Charles M. Bell,
Elizabeth: Harriette Holloway, Plainield.
Protestant Episcopal, Reformed-PercY
Ward. Orange; Percy II. Nuessle, New
ark. Newark Pastors Association-The
Rev. S. j. Skevington. Newark b. Y. F.
U.-H. A. Marshall. Newark Christian En-
deavor-J IT. Sproull, Arlington. Epworth
League-M. w Womer. East Orange. Sill
yer Bay Conference. Sunday School-E.
Norris Ferguson. Newark. Y M. c. A.
Elwood c.. Harris, Newark; Henry A.
Cozzens, Newark. Y. P. Nj. Mr.. e.
Difendorfer. New York.
Executive Committee-The Rev. Brewer
Eddy. chairman. East Orange; Charles T.
Kilborne, chairman finance committee,
treasurer, East Orange; Clarence A. Titus.
chairman field committee. Rosells Park;
George T.. Sutherland. chairman program
committee, New York; j. T.. Sproull. Ar
ifngton, S. r. Davis, executive secretary,
Elizabeth.
A registration Zee of one dollar should be
sent to the chairman, Mrs. Eddy. East Or
ange.
The Livingston Christian Esndeavor So
oiety will give an entertainment consisting
Of illustrated songs from Mother Goose
readings and music, on "wednesday night,
October 30. in the Baptist Church.
Next Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephen D.. Riddle will observe the thirty
nth anniversary of their wedding. Mr..
Riddle has charge OF the Essex Endeavor
Union fresh air work.
The Fewsmith Memorial Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society held It's fall
rally meeting on Sunday evening.
TIE Clinton Hill NJ. p. Endeavor Society
had charge OF the meeting in the ]. Glenn
ent French Industrial Home for Men on
Sunday evening.
A Halloween social will be given by the
members of the Young Peoples Society OF
the First Reformed Church, of East Or
ange, on Wednesday evening, October 80.
A program is being arranged by the social
committee composed Of Miss Hyacinth
krauss. chairman; Miss Edith NJ. Jacobus,
Miss Henrietta d. Soul Matthias II. Davis
and Richard S. Condit.
The Endeavor World says of the popular
president of the Essex Endeavor Union:
"A Christian Endeavor romance growing
ont of the Geneva convention trip is the
engagement of Percy Nuessie, president