The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-14
ALL READY FOR
THE c. E. CON-
VENTION
Program Issued Today to
All State SOcietieS--TO Be
Held Oct. 9, 10 and II.

The program of the twenty-frst annual
Endeavor Union to be held in the Peddie
Memorial Baptist Church, October ., 10 and
II, has been completed and will be issued
today to the State societies. 1t Is in full
as follows:
Wednesday Mornings. conference of dis
trict secretaries, led by Miss Ida B. Ste
phens, State secretary.
Wednesday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
Junior and intermediate workers; 2, devo-
tional, led by +. Chester Bradley, superin-
tendent of Junior department, Essex
County Union; 2:15, greetings, Mrs. L. Ida
Dukes, superintendent of Junior depart
me : N I"H,o Jersey Tort sta Me- u9 npaca ~ .I metn-
superintendent of Junior department, New
York State Union; ESQ, p parliament;
3, mothers meetings, methods, ETC.. MIS-.
Helth. Brooklyn; $780, discussion; $40, mis-
sions, practical plans.
Wednesday Evenings to 7:45, supper
and meeting of State executive commit
Christian Endeavor; devotional, the Rev.
Thomas ]. Villers, d. D.: address by the
Rev. William Patterson, l.. d., pastor OF
Bethany Presbyterian Church. Philadel-
phia.
Thursday Morring-9 to 9:46, conservation
service for officers and State executive
committee: 10.30. addresses of welcome on
behalf of the Essex County Christian En-
deavor Union, Local Pastors Association
and convention church; II, response, state
president; 1i;lO, quiet rye no1 Tals p: u; PPT paver'
Power. etc.; 11:35, 1.-The Service OF the
Press Spreading the News" Discus1
sion led by A. B. Johnson; superhntenaen
colored people, Bishop Alexander WATERS
D. d.. Superintendent of departments.
Thursday A~fternoon12;lo open par
Quoted by Percy r. Nuessle, superinden-
dent of correspondence department; 2;35.
open parliament. How Much Fresn AIT
Are You Giving?" conducted by J. X. liar
riman, superintendent fresh-air depart
ment; 2:55, open parliament, open Doors;
How Enter" conducted by Miss Jane X,
ment; 500. address, Missions speaker to
be announced; 4:10 to $3.50, parlor confer
ences on missionary, prayer meeting, look
out, social, evangelistfc and junior ana
methods, conference of pas,
tors and presidents of county and local
unions and societies.
port, Miss Stephens; $50, treasurer's re-
port, A. w. Abbott; $50. address, the Rev.
DR.. John f. Carson, pastor Central Pres
byterian Church, Brooklyn; $3.50 to 1915,
informal reception for delegates only in
parlors of church.
Friday Morning-6:45 to 7:8O, quiet medi-
tations. conducted by State president; s;l6'
superintendent Christian citizenship, and
Sabbath observance department, and adj
dress by the Rey. Pr. Frederick Z. S stan,
IVY 0SSAC
Union; $3.50, How to Use the Word" the
Rev. DR.. Albert Erdman, of Morristown,
superintendent Bible study department;
Quiet Talks on Prayer. Power, Etc;
1880, discussion, Personal Service" con-
ducted by the Rev. Abram Duryee, super
address. the Rev. c.. D. Case. Phi. p,
pastor Hanson Place Baptist Church,
Friday Afternoon-2:oo, devotional; 2:15,
junior work, Mrs. l. Ida Dukes, superin-
tendent; s2:6, Methods from Summer
School, junior workers; $3.50, junior exer-
dress to Juniors, the Rev. G. II. Tyndaii,
M. A., Phi. D., of Mt Vernon.
Friday E~vening-7:45, presentation of
lions, audit and nominations; SIS, address,
Baptist Church, Binghamton; $40. r~oll-cal
and conservation service and closing
words by State president; $3.50, adjourn
ment.
During the noon hour on Thursday and
services will be held in various places, and,
II pleasant, an open-air service each night
in Washington Park.
Reduced fare tickets at the rate of two
cents per mile will be furnished by ticket
agents on presentation of card orders,
which will be furnished on application to
stephen p. Riddle. ST. Cloud, West Or
tee. If any station is not supplied with
special tickets the agent at such stations
Will INFORM delegates n nearest station
at which tickets can be procured.
Newark is easily reached by all railroads
in New Jersey. being located on the main
line of the Pennsylvania n Lehigh Val
ley railroads: Morris and Essex division
Of the. Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern. Newark branch of the Central Rail-
road of New Jersey (change cars at Eliza
beth or Eliz~abethport). the Greenwood
Lake and Newark branches of the Erie
Railroad. All suburban trolley lines pass
the convention church, with the exception
Of the Plank road line, from which you
transfer at Broad and Market streets ard
take n car going north.
Members OF reception committee wearing
designating badges will meet all trains ar
irving In Newark between the hours of $3.50
a. m. and Z D. m. on the days of the con-
vention. Delegates are requested to make
themselves known to members of this COM
mittee. who will see that they are escorted
to the convention church.
A registration fee of 81 will be charged
all delegates, and for which a badge and
souvenir program, with music, will be fur
nished, and. free lodging and breakfast will
be provided; and in order that the enter
tainment committee can make the neces-
sary arrangements, all those desiring such
accommodation must fill out the notihca-
ton card and mail 1t to the chairman of the
entertainment committee not later than
October l, and each delegate on arriving at