The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-05

talnsIde was closed for the season today.
The management has decided that It Is
not practicable tn keep the home open
this winter. but viii endeayor to do 50
next winter.
The Orange Valley Congregational Chris
tian Endeavor Society observed Its twen-
ty-1rst anniversary last evening in the
church parlors. The president, Edwin
Volckman, was In the chair. Short adj
dresses were made by the pastor, the Rev.
George p eastman and a number Of for
mer presidents of the society. Refresh
ments were served after the exercises.
There were reported at Boston Il new
societles during the last three weeks.
They are In twenty-eight States and two
provinces of Canada with at least six
teen denominat lions represented. The North
Branch Dutch Reformed Junior Society
was among the number.
The .ast issue of the Endeavor World
says: 1.-The EVENING STAR of Newark,
is publishing an Endeavor column each
Saturday, which gives the local. State and
general Endeavor news. and is widely cir
culated throughout the State.''
The Rev. DR.. Aeshur w. Spooner. for
mer president Of the New Jersey Chris
tisn Endeavor Union, and family, who re-
Gently moved to Hackeftstown from Cape
May City, have removed to the Johnson
property, at Centre and Main streets,
Hackettstown DR.. Spooner and eon will
spend the winter IN the South doing evan
gelistic work.
officers of the ,shristion Endeavor So
ciety of the Westfeld Presbyterian Church
recently elected are: Mise Anna Wlttke,
president; Fred Doerer, vice-president;
Howard Lambert. secretary. and Raymond
Jackson, treasurer.
The Hudson County Endeavo- Union has
Just closed Camp Brett" the Endeavor
fresh air home maintained by the Hudson
County Endeavor societies. Mothers and
children were brought there from various
portions of the county. especially Jersey
the seventh season of the fresh air work,
and the fifth year since Camp Brett"
was established. The fresh air work began
in 1901. with the sending of twenty-nine
mothers and children. for a period OF two
weeks each. among the various families
of the community. In 1902, Camp Brett"
was established. The union has leased the
building for a term of years. The officers
of the union follow. President, A. Harry
Moore; first vice-president. Joseph K.
Hartman: second vice-president, e.. G..
Parsons; State district secretary, Miss
Louise e. Eddy; secretary, Maxwell Nc
Master. jr.; corresponding secretary, Miss
Margaret Vance; treasurer, Miss Louise
e. Eddy.
A prominent Endeavorer gives a good
example of the value of conventions. The
society in Bartlett had been practically
dead for two years, but one OF the former
members attended a district convention,
and on the first Sunday evening after her
return she called a meeting of the Endeav-
orers, and very soon the society was re-
organized and was heartily at work.
The Young Peoples Union of the Belle
Vile Avenue Congregational Church held
its annual meeting last evening, when re
ports for the past year We're presented.
William Russell, of the Park Presbyte'
rian Enteavor Society, addressed the meet
ing on Sunday evening in the ]. Clement
French Industrial Home for Men.
The Central Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor Society has elected the following
of1cerstfor the ensuing six months: Presi-
dent, John G. Beyerie; vice-president. Mis-:
Margaret Sacher; secretary, Miss Lilliar
Randolph; treasurer. Miss Ella M. Plow'
right; lookout chairman. W. ]. Rentoni
prayer meeting chairman, J. II. Linger-
man: missionary chairman, E. A. Meyer
and junior superintendent, Mrs. Meyer.
|. The topic in the meetings tomorrow even
ing Is: rally to the Work" Elk. XIV, 10
Suggested hymns for the meetings: Work
for the Night Is Coming" we are Chris
Done" Take My Life ano Let It Be,
Our Lives to Christ We Dedicate
The daily Bible readings for next weel
Judged by Christ's Word" John XII.
AZ, so; wednesday, Separation in Eter.
WaSds a MAI PuS S,sl,; en, y L Ths's zvi %, rs *
Friday. AN Eternal Horne" John xiv.
l.. Al Saturday. Life Everlasting Gal
vi. I. s; Sunday. October 10: topic, RE
member Eternity" I. John H.. 1917; 2A.5
The readings on the junior topic for mex
week are as follows: "Joel's Lamentation
Joel l., l. q "Joel,s Call to Prayer, Jos
r., 12. 10: Gods Call to Amos Amo
vii. Il. 10; 'Amos's Words of Warning,
Amos viii, IL, II; Gods Promise" Amo
Prophets with One Message joel it,, 81
Amos V, IA.