The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-27
CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR
SUMMER SCHOOL OF STATE
UNION.
To Be Held at Asbury Park in August.
Letter of State President J. 7.
Sproull-Notes.

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Christian Ehdeavor Union, to be held in
the First Presbyterian Church., Asbury
Park, August 5 to 10, has been completed
and promises a series of meetings of more
than usual interest. A large attendance
of endeavorers of the State is expected.
The full program is as follows:
Monday afternoon, August 5-Registra-
ton; devotional, Mrs. A. r. Baxter, Tren-
ton; getting acquainted; "-Fundamental
Principles of Junior Christian Endeavor,'
Mrs. F. w. Miller, Newton; .superintend-
ents' training course, How to Tell a
Bible Story Mrs. M. G.. Kennedy.
Monday neutrality-suspicious., Mrs. George
d. Baker; the superintendent and her as
%sistants, Mrs. l.. Ida Dukes, Camden, adj
dress, john T. Sproull, State president;
Ar Ideal Junior Social Miss Mae Hice.
Pennington.
Tuesday mornlng-Quiet hour. the Rev.
JOIN lie Roy Taylor, d. D., Asbury Park.
superintendent training course, "A Bible
Story Told. Mrs. M. G. Kennedy; prac-
teal methods, work, sunshine
committee, Mrs. A. r. Baxter; lookout
committee, Mrs. +. w. Miller; social COM
mittee, Miss Mae Hice; prayer meeting
committee, Miss Mabel Hurley.
Tuesday afternoon-"Practical Methods
of intermediate Work, Mrs. G. ID. Baker,
Jersey City; superintendent training
course, Drills on the Contents of the
Books of the Bible Mrs. NJ. G. Ken
needy; question box.
Wednesday Morning-Quiet hour; mem
DRY hymns; "a Hymn Developed" Mrs.
L. Ida Dukes; superintendent training
objects, ETC." Mrs. M. G.. Kennedy;
Bible drills, Characters" Memory
Verses" References" Mrs. a. r. Baxter.
Wednesday Afternoon-"Bible Geog-
raphy," Mrs. F. W. Miller; superin-
tendents' training course, What 1t Is to
be a Christian" Mrs. M. 9. Kennedy;
finances, junior. Miss Mae Hlce, and M
termediate, Mrs. G. d.. Baker; question
Thursday Morning-ouiet hour; superin-
tendents' training course Teaching
missions presented; How Can We Use
Mission Study Books to Best Advantage"
Miss Katherine r. Crowell; teaching
Thursday Afternoon-PracticaI mission
airy plans, Manual Work, Etc." Miss
Crowell; superintendents' training course,
Mrs. M. g. Kennedy; Recognition Days"
Mrs. A. r. Baxter; question box.
Thursday Evening-Meeting Of county
officers.
Friday Evening-QuietH hour; After the
Junior, What?' Mrs. G. d. Baker; SUI
perlntendents' training course, THE Du-
ties Of a Young Christian" Mrs. M; g.
part, Mrs. A. r. Baxter; Intermediates
taking part. Mrs. B.. w. Miller; Junior
Union Rallies Mrs. Ida I. Dukes
FIluNy AlttIllOOl- ia DOgo Ad
Girls Can Do for Christ and the Church"
and Ought to Do" Mrs. G. D. Baker;
sample Junior meeting. lesson for octo-
ton box.
Friday EyeningmmDevOtions, the Rev, DR.;
cpambs Is the Roy school, pSyloiT ed by M Tssk s. VI y.
Miller; address, the Rev. w. d. stultz,
first vice-president State Union.
Saturday Morning-Quiet hour; superin-
tn~Jo~fc1 f-afatpo anaarco fH1Nhn XnIInR
Christian and the Church." Mrs. M. G.
Kennedy: questions; lesson for October %
illustrated. Mrs. M. g. Kennedy; adjourn
ment.
The New Jersey delegates to the Seattle
convention will probably reach home next
week.
The following letter from State Presi-
dent John T. Sproull has been received
from the convention city and was writ
ten at the close of the meetings:
"A splendid convention In its practical
work, although the attendance not Oh
large as some. Have had the presence
and an address from Hon. Mr.. Fairbanks
Vice President United States, and made
him a trustee of the united. society. st.
Paul secures the convention of 1909.
New Jersey has an attendance Of about
twenty delegates, which Is considered very
good In consequence of the distance. Cor
daily, JOHN T.. SPROUDL.'
The following officers and committees
have Just been elected by the Mortified
Baptist Christian Endeavor Society:
President. S. D. Riddle; vice-president,
William decks. jr.; recording and corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. George II.
Schultz: treasurer. Ella McChesney; or
gsnlst. Gertrude Fund; Lookout, May Van
Ness. Rachel johnson. Bessie Burnet, Ger
trude Fund; prayer meeting, Mrs. George
b. Schultz. Myra Meeker. Mrs. s. D..
DiddIo. cooioI Mrs. Il n Hartman Mrs.
II. w. Simpson, Mrs. Matthew Collins,
Miss Ella McChesney; Sunday School.
Mrs. S. D.. Riddle. s. d.. Riddle, Lillias
Collins. Mrs. George B. Schultz, Mrs.
Walter Burnett; missionary, William
decks. ir., w. B. Ward, Mrs. II. B. Van
Ness. Walter Burnet, Emily michele; tenn
perance. S. G.. Worthen, Mrs. Matthew
Collins. s. D.. Riddle. Louisa Johnson;
flower. Ella McChosney. Gertrude Fund,
Bessie Van Ness, Mrs. S. D. Riddle; music,
Gertrude Fund, Matthew Collins. Minnie
Collins. William r.. Johnson, Arthur Nc
Chesney. fresh air, g.. d. Riddle. Gertrude
Fund. William Diecks. jr., Ella McChes-
ney, Mrs. s. d. Rid6le.
The Rev. Frederick e. Taylor, pastor of
the First Baptist Church. of indianapolis,
who addressed the mems meeting In the
Young Mems Christian Association on
Sunday, was formerly active in local En-
i utdNOI WOIh uoStolaIt PAotOl VI Tx
Peddie Memorial Church, this city.
Japan reported 1913 societies at the ma
tlonal convention held in Toxic. The
Rev. ]. H.. Pettee writes that never before
has the movement had such a strong grip
on the young people of Japan.
At a meeting Of the Elizabeth Avenue
Christian Endeavor Society and the trus-
/ tees Of the Elizabeth Avenue Presbyterian
Church 1t was decided upon to make the
Sunday evening preaching service and the
young peoples meeting a union service
for the remainder of the summer.
The Springfield Presbyterian Endeavor
Society held a special service Sunday
evening. when the superintendent of the
Junior department. Miss Floro r. Day.
presented several members who were re-
ceived into the senior society. A special
program was arranged. including an adj
dress of welcome to the new members.
Mrs. s. d. Riddle will conduct the meet
ing of tke Mortified Baptist Y. P. S. C..
e. tomorrow evening.
The meeting Of the Clinton Avenue Re-
formed Endeavor Society tomorrow even
ing will be under the direction of the
missionary committee.
Miss Bessie Chandler will lead the
monthly missionary meeting of the Eliza
beth Avenue Presbyterian Y. p. S. c. O..
tomorrow evening.
During the week ending July 10 there
were reported at headquarters in Boston
40 new societies from 10 States and IA de-