The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
CHRISTIAN NDEAVOR
NEW JERSEY DELEGATES EN-
ROUTE TO SEATTLE.
At Banf Today, Where They Will
Spend Eunday-Not to Travel
Sundays.

The New Jersey party en- route to Seattle
are today at Banff. where they will spend
Sunday. Monday morning they leave fol-
the convention city. stopping at Glacier
Logan AMI Shuswav Lake.
Tho convention will open Wednesday
n.sht. and for 1--WE days the delegates will
be h.sv attc1dilg three sessions daily.
On MONDAY. july Is, they start homeward'
and will reach thi' city On August II.
of the work in four counties. Miss Ste
phen. the State secretary.
BERGEN Ceunty-Miss Leeds says the
corrty %convcation was a great success
thirtv-twc societies now enrolled. and the
work in good condition. II was decided TO
hereafte- hold ~seni-anlual conventions.
Camden-Mr. Weston has been trying 10
become acquainted with his societies. He
has been diligently urging attention TO re-
ports md IL contributions. He finds much
nee'l for revival of Christian Endeavor In
ferest throughout the county. He Is about
n en'rhasi1e fhs notice of the secretary OF
the cpuntv union of the coming rally by
q lstfc~ and announcements in local papers.
Crnberia 1d-Out If twenty-eight socie-
ties Mr.. Carton has already received
eiehtre, reports. and feels quite elated.
He was the ONLY county to be fully re-
ported before the State convention last
year
Hrisnr-In - snlendi1 letter to her So
Gle ars Miss Eddy asks her societies to
%eons'fer the many summer conferences
an1 %srilonls for recreation and spiritual de-
~velorucat. AMI esnecislly urges them to be
re~~nse1tcl at aur own summer school at
Anburv rnr'<. She tells them how they
can have a good Echo" of the Seattle
Convention. ever II not so fortunate as
70 have a decorate there.
Tho First German Presbyterian Y. P.
s. G. r. Of Oranre has elected these Off
ccrs; President. Louis n. Anderson; vice
rresident. Mise D1rothea Schwarz; secre-
tarr. Miss Augusta Schwartz: correspond
ing secretary, Frank c. Christensen;
tree surr.. Lonis u. Darnstaedt; chairmen
of committees. lookout. Henry kanash;
prayer-mee.ing. Miss Clara w, Gruhnert
social. Miss Clara Er,rhs; missionary. Ed
ward n. Anderson: music. the Rev. Her
man c. Gruhncrt; flower. Miss Anna
Barv. study. Within Jaeger; Endeavor
Echo, Edward Christensen
The Trinity Reformed Christian En-
deavoT Society has chosen the following
Of GERS: President, Frederick B, Rich
ar1-: vice--residert Miss May Kirkman;
secretary. Miss Jessie Schaener; treas
urer Ccnrge VaseY: corresponding secre-
tory. Mss Lillian NJ. Cobb; Sunday school
committee. Leo 1ard r. Jacobus: prayer
meeting committee. Clarence G. Richards;
LOOKOUT connlttee. Miss Marie Hepp;
flower cosamittee. Miss Florence Melville.
iitt y 3fftii4l4t Y rs
pseiter. music committee, Miss Edna
Faravey; social committee. Miss Jennie
Ecntcrs.
a Bile staiv class has been organized
in the Central PRESBYTERIAN Endeavor So
c,e' Y. Since March ! the membership has
inrre7srd 81 per cent
Twilight services will be held every Sun
dav evening from 7 to s o'clock to be adj
S1o-sea nv Endeavor workers In Newark
arf v~trinjtv.
The Ne.hcrwool Fresh Air Home was
formerly onenei for the season yesterday.
Mrs Sara Curry will be in charge of the
camr whilc the Rev. f. NJ. Rodman will
sHperintand tn" Sunday services.
Tho First Congregational Endeavor So
c.etv of East Orange has contributed $40
sa-Aatite e Bible-reader In Turkey under
direction Of the Rev. DIR. William S. Dodd.
-la tenth annual session of the Afro
American Council. in session al Baltimore,
fdio~r~e1 otter olecting Bishop A. Wal
terf. % Kew Jersey. president; A. j..
rgires. OF Baltimore. recording secretary;
tsc Re-. ]. G. Jo-lou, of Kentucky, CORE
srenllng eecre-ary: John w. Thompson. of
r-r-r y,rk. treasrrer. and other officers,
md choosing Columbus. O., as the next
r'Yce Of meeting. Bishop Walters has had
char~e of the state Endeavor colored work
~ several years.
The eleventh annual session Of the Grove
CITY Bihlc School and Conference will he
held Mt Grove City. Pa. August Ill. The
program promise many good things. The
irstructcrs n the New Testament are DR..
Tiltle. OF Allegheny; DIR. Wolfkin. of
Rochester. and DR.. Kennedy, of Toronto.
The instructors in the Old Testament are
Professor james Orr, y. D., of the United
Free College Church. Glasgow; Professor
D. a. McClenahan. ID. D.. IL. D.. pro-
fessar of Hebrew and Old Testament exc
sor{u a., fho Ifpffn1 PrcahNtprinn Seminary,
Allegheny, Pa, and Professor Kerr p. Nc
Milan, d. d.. of the Princeton Theological
Seminary. Princeton, n. j..
Among the lecturers will he DIR. Hugh
Black and DR.. Charles Cuthbert Hall, OF
ATnion Theological Seminary. DR.. J. G.. r
Ewing. of India; Professor Browne of th'
Boston University. and Professor Sleeth, OF
Allegheny. Professor Brownies course will
be on "Personalism.'
Several South Jersey Endeavorers are go
Ing TO attend This conference. The list o.
speakers will almost equal that of thu
Seattle convention.
The Junior Society of Christian En-
deavor. of Hackettstown, elected Adrt
Taylor president, Leonard Buell. vice-pres'
ident, Lclu Wildrick treasurer and Hamil
Martyn secretary Mt its semi-annual cleo
ton of officers held recently.
The opening of the New York city sum
mer tent campaign took place last Sun
day. Services were held at 4 p, m. at Z
number of different points. Among thu
~evangeiists engaged are Drs. Work, OF
Colorado Springs, and Wilkinson. O
Minneapolis; II. D.. Sheldon, of Auburn
N. Y, George Gable, of Greenfield, o., anC
j. r. Morris, of Passaic.
Bishop Lee has been chosen to succeed
Bishop Arnett as trustee of the Endeavoi
Society. The Rev. Bishop Benjamin Lee
D.. d., was born near Bridgeton, N. j.
September IS. 1S41. He received a fai
schooling In early life, and in 1866 he en-
tered the theological department of VIII
berforce University. Ohio, from which h
was gradual ted in 1872. The following yea
he became professor OF pastoral theolog,
and church history in the university, an'
in 1876 lie became the president of tina
important institution.
The fourteenth session Of the Mortified
Young Women's Conference will be he'll
Mt East Northield. beginning on Tuesda.
evening. July 8 and continuing through
the evening Of Friday, July 10.
A most cordial Invitation Is extended I
all young women. especially TO those VIII
are anxious to know the Bible better, an
in the rush of the modern life to have al
ever firmer hold on the unseen realities.
The purpose of this conference Is u
develop and quicken the spiritual life o
young women. 10. inspire in them a des.r
for Bible study and personal work an
TO train them as leaders in organizes
Christian activity.