The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-25
united Towns Fair. and was awarded the

second prize.
At the eighteenth anniversary exercises
of the Connecticut Farms Endeavor So
ciety held last evening Miss Faitoute gave
Il report for the past year, and addresses
we're made by the Rev. S. I. Graham and
the Rev. A. II. Karne.l.
Presbyterian E~ndeavorers will make a
mistake If they do not send to the Young
Peoples department of their Home Mis-
sion Board, 1856 Fifth avenue, New York,
for the admirable program prepared for
the home mission topic of tomorrow.
For the purpose of furthering progress
among its members in mission study, a
missionary rally of all the Epworth
League societies in the Newark district
was held in the Orange Methodist Episco-
pal Church, Day street and Park avenue,
Friday evening. The speaker was the
Rev. DR.. Home c. Stunz.
The Church Workers Society of Rocky
Hill has elected these officers: President,
Mrs. J. II. w. Tflton; first vice-president'
Mrs. A. T.. Lewis; second vice-president'
Mrs. M. L. Cook; secretary, Mrs. Theodore
F. Stryker; treasurer. Edwin l.. voorhees,.
The Young Peoples Society of the Dover
First Baptist Church has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, the Rev. J. A. COPYRIGHT; first vice
| president, Miss Jennie Ike: second vice
president. Miss Eva Cornish; secretary,
Miss Estella King; treasurer, Miss Mona
Parker; organist, Russell Willett; assist
ant organist, Miss Lavinia Olmsted.
The following are the officers and COM
mittees Of the Gibbsboro Endeavor So
ciety: President, l.. Scott: ~vice-presi-
dent, w. Nicholson; recording and CORE
spending secretary, Joh c. Gilmouri
treasures, A. D. Sayrs; organists, Miss
Elliott and A. Nicholson; committees:
Lookout. the Rev. r. ]. Patterson, chair
man; A. D. Sayrs, w. Nicholson, Edward
Wood. Mrs. N. II. Nicholson; prayer
meeting, George higgins, chairman; Miss
Beazly. Mrs. Wood, Miss A. Keeling;
social, Miss Edna Keeling. chairman; Miss
Lillian Conley, Miss Ruth higgins, Mrs.
Sayrs: junior, Mrs. Patterson, superin-
tendent; Mrs. Wiltshire, assistant super
intendent; Frank Hinkle, president; Willie
Watson. Ethel Strovel.
The following officers and committees
have been elected by the Connecticut Farms
Endeavor Society: President, John Lum;
vice-president, Miss Fannie b. Long; re-
cording and corresponding secretary, MISS
Florence Faitoute; treasurer, Miss Lavinla
Lum. Committees: Lookout. Clarence X.
Griggs. Fannie B.. Long and Annie Rhyner;
prayer meeting, Lavinia Lum, Mrs. Arthur
Cerncaro. Clark Lum. jr.; social, Miss
Florence Faitoute, Mrs. II. l.. Benedict,
Hettie Earl Haines. James Long and Ber-
nard Headley; missionary and temperance,
John Lum, Miss Anna Lum and Thomas
Entwistle: Sunday school, Miss Phebe
Haines Miss Florence Faitoute, Miss Ma
tilda Haines; flower, Miss Mabel Faitoute,
Miss Margaret Haines, Mrs. Charlotte B.
Griggs; music, Miss Jennie Long, Mrs.
Almer karnell, Miss Jennie Haines. The
treasurer reported a balance of $685..
There is much activity in Endeavor
circles this winter, as is shown by these
reports:
''Burlington-Miss curt has been success
full In hearing from five OF the unreported
societies, and is bravely working with the
other delinquents. She cannot easily visit
all her societies, so has divided the county
into sections, choosing In each section some
live worker who will be responsible for the
societies, their condition in general. They
will keep her In touch as much as possible.
She plans to send a new years letter to
all her societies, using her pen, and saying
to each just what she feels will meet that
! ones particular need. To do this she Is try
ing to learn the standing of each. She liked
Miss HowelIs plan of giving to them the
summary of statistics, showing the condi-
ton in the county, and will follow 1t in her
work.
"Cumberland-Mr. Carton feels Obliged to
resign on account of ill-health. He does II
very reluctantly, and we part with him
Wild even more TSllGldINt5 do lG 10 II -
the longest in office, and always earnest
and faithful. He says his heart Is still
In the work, and he will be ready to do
anything he eau.
"Gloucester-Mr. Timbermau reports the
Swedesboro Baptist Society reorganized. 1t
disbanded n few years ago, much 10 the
regret of its corresponding secretary, MISS
N. May Young, who was then district Sec
rotary. She is again the corresponding Sec
rotary.
MISUNDERSTANDING with the new year,
Miss Brown will issue regularly a bulletin
TO her societies. either monthly or bi-month-
ly. She hopes to thus bring them into touch
with one another.
At the home of j.. A. Buzby, ST. South
Fourteenth street, on Thursday evening,
January 30, the Clinton Avenue Presby-
terrain Society will hold it's monthly busi-
ness meeting. There will be an important
conference.
The musical director Of the Junior So
ciety. Miss Buena Schlickser, will address
the Young Peoples Society of the Clinton
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow
| evening at 7 o'clock. THE Home Mission
Work of Our Denomination a Survey,
will be the subject considered.
The topic in the meetings tomorrow
e, tning is: Our Church for Our Country,
lisa. lviii., liza. =
The daily Bible readings LOT next "e'h
arc the following: Monday, "The Cove
nant,' Heb. viii, S-l9; Tuesday, THE De-
votional Meeting" Matt. xxi, 1S-22;
Wednesday, "Bible-study,' John v, $3.50;
Thursday, Worship" Heb, t., Is; Fri
day. Work" John xiv. SIP; Saturday,
Faith In Christ Ps. H.. LIP. Sunday.
February ,, topic, 1.-THE Real Heart of
Christian Endeavor,'' Col. iii, LA, 12-25;
iv., 1-6. christian Endeavor Day. Con-
secretion meeting).
The meetings on the junior topic for next
week are the following; "Confessing
| Christ l. John w., Is; Lowing God.
Deut. XII, /; Lowing one Another J..
John w., I'll; Serving Christ" Col. iii,
%, "a; mo Loving the World" l. John H.,
15-l7; keeping His Commandments" Ps.
cxix., is, Sunday. February 2, topic, THE
Real Heart of Christian ~Endeayor," Col.
ill.,, IA. 1925; iv., 1-6. christian Endeavor
day).
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