The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-21

are won for Christ. I very well know that
going there not interested In Junior
work will come away determined to give
himself to 1t, as the most important part
of church activity. and If he comes from
a church having nc junior, will go home
and form one.
Miss woodward says that, not nearly all
reports are in yet, and she is getting very
anxious. I know you want your societies
in the number heard from, and viii do all
you can, Only a short time remains, how
ever, and we must work hard. Newark, '0S.
will be doomed at every conference. L
shall hope to see everyone of you accom-
panied by your county and local union
workers at Newark at 9 a. m. October g."
In the last issue of the Endeavor World
President Carter, of the North Reformed
Endeavor Society. in an article on the
lookout committee says:
1T is time for the lookout committee to
awake from its midsummer nights dream
and begin looking.
The September or October conservation
meeting should be a rally-day service, with
a special program and an invitation sent
to every member to be present. The pro-
gram should be one of inspiration and en-
enlargement, a look forward and a call
to arms. Strike a high note in the realm
Of faith. Let the motto be, I can do all
things through Christ which -strengtheneth
me-
Such a meeting would be a stimulant
for the lookout committee. 1t would
give it a underground to work from.
For. If the whole society is planning a
forward movement, then every member
should be in line to bear his burden of
responsibility and duty.
Don't make the mistake Of appointing
couaa No o6a{ppaop NJ thfc aOpaFptffae
just because he is Interested in the So
ciety. He hould be a resoureeful per-
son. one not easily disheartened. one who
can meet disappointment with cheerful
ness and even failure without discour-
agement."
The Sixth Presbyterian Endeavor 50
ciety held an entertainment on Wednesday
evening and on Thursday evening the
Brotherhood held Its monthly session,
when Bradford Williams made the adj
| dress.
The Brotherhood of Emmanuel Reformed
Church holds its weekly meetings on
Tuesday evening and the junior depart
ment on Friday evening.
State President Sproull will speak on "A
Layman's View at a Bible conference in
the Young Mems Christian Association
70 m this afternoon.
William Russell, superintendent of the
Essex Union evangelistic department, adj
dressed the ST. Cloud Presbyterian Y. p,
s. c. f. on Sunday evening.
The Orange Valley Congregational Chris
tan Endeavor Society will observe its
twenty-frst anniversary on October 4.
The topic in the meetings tomorrow even
ing is Gods Omnipotence," I. Chron,
xxx. 9-13. Suggested hymns for the meet.
ings: 20 Lord of Hosts Great King Of
Nations God the All-Terrible,' God OF
Our Fathers Jesus. Still Lead On"
The daily Bible readings for next week
are the following; Monday. Prayer for a
City" Gen, xviii, 1898: Tuesday, lone
Household Saved Josh. H., 1921; Wednes-
day, "A City Purged," 1. Kings xviii, 0-46i
Thursday, "A City Wept Over" Luke xix.
41-44; Friday, "A City Evangelical" Acts
xix. 1920; Saturday, 1.-THE Ideal City, -
Rev. xxi, Ia; Sunday, September 20, topic
Home Missions: Religious Progress in Oul
Cities" Jonah l., 1-3; ILL.,, ITO; w., gil.
The readings on the junior topic for mex
week are the following: 1.-The Frightened
King" Dan. ", SO; THE King and tht
Prophet" Dan. ", 1915; "Belshazzar'
Punishment" Dan. W, 17-24; Gods Judg.
ment." Dan. ", 26-31; Strong Drink Leads
Astray," lisa. xviii, 7; "Wine Is q
Mocker," Prov. XXX, /; Sunday. September
20, topic. Lessons from Belshazzar's
Feast" Dan. ", 16 Temperance meeting)