The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-02-22
ENDEAVORERS
URGED TO SEEK
OUT STRANGERS
Superintendent NuessIe Tells
Members to Find the New
corners Among Them.
NEWS ABOUT THE WORK
THROUGHOUT THE STATE
Officers Elected by Various So
cieties-Entertainments and
Missionary Meetings.

The superintendent of the State En-
deavor correspondence department,
Percy r. Nuessle, of this city, president
Of the Essex Endeayor Union, in 4 let
ter to the societies says of the work of
this department:
"You wan new members who are
good workers, 10 you not? Listen to
what I have to say and I win tell you
how we can benefit n another.
.Look over your roll. Are there any
whose names are to be erased on ae-
count of removing to another city? IL
so, send at once the name, new address
and denomination to your county su-
p~erintendent, or to me and the member
will receive a hearty welcome from the
Endeavorers in the new locality.
Miss Stephens, State secretary, says
of the recent State committee meeting
in this city:
IA resolution indorsing the effort to
secure local option, and expressing
favor of his excise views vas adopted
and ordered sent to Governor Fort. The
work of the Builders Union for the
erection of the memorial building was
again indorsed, and President Sproull
will write TO Secretary Shaw that New
Jersey will do all she can"
At the winter meeting of the Junior
Endeavor Union of Essex County in the
Memorial Presbyterian Church. twenty
one societies responded to the roll-call.
Mrs. Dukes, of Camden, gave the adj
dress of the evening.
At a recent meeting of the society of
the Reformed Church of South Bound
Brook the following officers We're
elected: President, Miss Marva Voor-
hees; vice-president. w. N. Brown;
corresponding secretary, Miss Laura
Tantum; recording secretary, Miss
Bertha Thompson; treasurer, Miss
Lena Keochlein.
These officers have been elected by
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Milford Presbyterian Church: Presi-
dent, William K. Smith; viee-president,
Miss Merida Correll; recording secre-
tary, Elmer e. Culver; corresponding
secretary. Miss Estella Sinclair; treas
urer, Elmer T.. Culver; %organist, Miss
Myrtle Insley.
The missionary meeting of the
Orange Valley Congregational Society
tomorrow evening will be led by Tracy
Alden.
The Rev. Brewer Eddy, of East
Orange. addressed the young people 8
meeting OF the First Presbyterian
Church, Orange, on Sunday evening.
The Rev. DR.. Daniel II. Martin, of
the Clinton Avenue Reformed Church,
addressed the Mems Club of the First
Presbyterian Church, Morristown, last
evening.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Union Presbyterian Church held its
quarterly meeting at the home of Mrs.
J. b. Bunnell. In the afternoon papers
were read on "China," by Miss Fannie
Long. and on "The American Indians, y
by Miss Carrie Lum.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Christ Re
formed Church will give a supper on
Thursday evening, March ..
The Rev. Andrew Zimmerman, of the
Memorial Presbyterian Church, will adj
dress the quarterly conference of the
Junior Bndeavor superintendents of
Essex County on March 5 in the First
Presbyterian Church.
The Reformed Christ Endeayor
Society of Metuchen. as it's special
work, is taking charge of the regular
mid-week prayer meeting of the church,
which is without a pastor.
The Young People of the Verona
Congregational Church are about to
form a society for the study of litera-
ture, and the practise of athletics.
This afternoon a reception was given
the members of the Livingston Baptist
Sunday school as a reward for having
raised money toward the building fund
Of the Christian Endeavor Fresh All
Home in Roseland.
The First Reformed EndeaVor Society
Of Ridgewood rendered a reception e
the pastor and his wife, the Rev. and
Mrs. J. A. Van Ueste.
The next meeting of the Essex En-
deavor Union will be held in the KnoS
Presbyterian Church in April.
On Monday evening the quarterly
convention Of the Northern Division
Christian Endeavor Local Union o