The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12
c. E. MATTERS
MONTHLY RALLIES NOW
LOOKED FORWARD TO.
County Convention Here This Week a
Big success-Notes of Various
Societies.

Essex County EndeaVorerS VIII loon III
ward TO the monthly rallies and congress
meetings TO be held this winter. Presi
| dent Nuessle is arranging a series of meet
ings which promise to be of even NOR
interest than those held last winter an
spring.
The Christian Endeavor World celebrate
the inauguration of volume % by appear
ing in a new dress throughout. The new
outside cover. headings of departments ant
type make the official organ OF the En-
deavor movement up to date and reiiec
credit on the editor, the Rev. DR.. CLAIR
and his associates, DR.. Cowan and Pro
fcssor Wells.
The Forest Hill Presbyterian Endeayol
Society give a supper In the church par
Tors last evening.
The athletic department OF the Elizabeth
Avenue Presbyterian Church has elected
the following officers: President, Wllllatl
II. Spanjer; ~vice-president, Henry Jaehnei'
secretary, Raymond Thurman; treasurer
Anthony f. Schafer. The honorary mem
bers of the club are Frank Orchard, j.
Oscar Young, ir., Benjamin Cross. VIII
lam Hermey, George Thurman, Clarence
Wire. Paul Huber and Edward Alderman
The Mems Club Of the Rutherford Pres
byterian Church has arranged the iol-
lowing course of lectures: October IL
Colonel u G.. Havers. The Mediterranean
in History and Romance;" November II
the Rev. Roland S. Dawson. Of Harrison,
Hawaii. Our Pacific Paradise" January
20. Colonel E. A. Havers. 1.-THE Indian and
the Cowboy" February II. the Rev. Ro-
land S. Dawson, La Belle France;
March q. Colonel e. A. Havers. Under
the Cuban Star"
On tuesday evening the Young People 5
Missionary Association connected with the
Chassis of Raritan held its annual con-
ventioa in the Third Reformed Church, at
Raritan. All the societies connected with
the Chassis sent delegates. Addresses were
made by William II. Farrar. of Arnl, IN
dia: the Rev. Isaac Messler, of Mckee,
Ky. and r.. A. Imports. secretary OF
young peoples missionary work in the
Reformed Church.
John r. Sproull, president of the state
Union, has recently addressed EndeaVor
rallies at BouBd Brook. Ramseys. Pater-
son and on Sunday evening spoke before
the Elizabeth Endeavorers.
The meeting of the Orange Valley Con-
gregational Society tomorrow evening VIII
be led by Arthur Henderson,.
Miss Lillian Collins will conduct the
vesper service of the Mortified Baptist
Endeavor Society tomorrow evening.
The Rev. a. f. Lombard will deliver a
series of sermons to men the next two
Sundays, as follows; October -. "A Good
Guide.'' October 20, "A Young Mans Com
p%anion.' October 81 Il large chorus Will
render selections from Gauls Holy City,
These services will be in charge of the
Mems League of the church. Sheriff Som
mer addressed the league at a special
meeting on Wednesday evening.
Tho annual nnpptfnp of thn Susspx County
Christian Endeavor Union was held in the
Presbyterian Church in Sussex Borough.
Addresses We're made by the Rev. j. X.
Baillie. of Hamburg; A. Harry Moore, of
Jersey City, president of the Hudson
County Union; Mrs. l.. Ida Dukes, of Cam
den, superintendent OF the State Junior de-
partment; the Rev. William G.. Westervelt,
of Beemerville; the Rev. r.. j. Hainer, of
Baleville. AT the evening session, which
closed the meeting, an address on Chris
tian citizenship was delivered by DR..
+. w. johnson. of Washington.
The Forest Hill Presbyterian Endeavor
Society held its fall rally meeting in the
church paTlors on Sunday evening.
The fall rally of the Park Presbyterian
Junior Endeavor Society was addressed by
William Russell ON Sunday morning and
the senior society at its rally in the even
ing was addressed by the new assistant to
the pastor. the Rev. r. H.. NJ. Augustine.
The Baraca class of the First Baptist
Church, Roselle, held its annual business
meeting and election Of officers in the nar-
sonage last night. The following officers
were elected; President, Louis Hobbs
vice president. William Carpenter; treas
urer, Samuel Hale; secretary, Harry Burt
At the semi-annual business meeting OF
the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian En-
deavor Society the treasurer reported re-
ceipts Of S256. 65, T~wenty-three members
were added to the roll cali during the last
six months. Fifteen dollars was given tC
the church last night and 50 was donated
for Two clocks, one for the Sunday schoo
room, the other for the church. and for q
hymn board. Miss Mabel Griggs and Mrs
William II. Spanjer were appointed dele.
gates to the State convention of the Chris
tan Endeavor Union.
The Mems League of the Central Pres
ibyterian Church held its monthly socia
hour last evening, when the ladies of th,
church We're entertained by the league.
The topic in the meetings tomorrow
evening is: Remember Eternity l
John XII. 15-1z. Suggested hymns for tn,
meetings.: "A Little While Heaven Il
My Home Forever with the Lord, :
Lead Us. o Father, I'VE Would SCI
Jesus.
The daily Bible readings for next weel
are the following: Monday, Trust Go
For Today Eek. xiv. 1O-14: Tuesday
Seek Divine Wisdom Daily" L. King
xxi, 81; Wednesday, Praise Him Daily,
Ps. xcvi.. 1-13; Thursday. Work Today,
Matt. xxi, 2S-31; Friday. Repent Today.
Heb. liz, 7-tS; Saturday. Live Carefully,
H. Pet ILL.,, 1914; Sunday. October 20
topic. ''The Duties of the Day" Prov
xiv, SO-3i; Rom. xii. II.
The readings on the junior topic for mex
week are the following: Running init
Trouble" Jonah j., 4-1G; 'Jonah's Punish
ment,'' Jonah T., 11-17; "Jonah's Prayer,
Jonah H., ia; what Jonah Knew,
Jonah w., ,; mo Hiding from God" Ps
cxxxix.. 7-l2; Going Where God Sends,
Acts xxi, 15-20. Sunday. October %
topic. Running Away from Duty Jonal
l., 1-3
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