The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-18

to giving an outline of the International
Sabbath school lesson. to be taught the
following Sabbath The clas SIS will meet
IN the Alling room, first floor 2. NJ. G. A.
Building, 1917 Halsey street. on Monday
evenings. Local Endeavorers are invited
by Secretary Cozzens to attend.
Governor Hughes has become an hon
orsry member of the Christian Dndeavor
Patriots League, and is also one of the
seven vice-presidents of the Christian
fondeavor Builders Union. which has for
its object the erection of an internationa
Christian Eildeavnr headquarters.
New Jersey -Endeavorers have given
$l,50o toward the memorial Endeavor
building TO be erected in Boston. Massa
chusetts has already pledged more than
half of Its special superintendent, which
is far beyond the number calculated on
the basis of three shares To a society.
One man in New Hampshire took and
paid for 200 shares, a fourth of the as
sigument of the whole State. The Vet
erans' Association of Connecticut has or
ganized to raise its share. The president
of the Illinois Union is also planning per-
~sonally to secure a large portion of the
apportionment of the State.
The Grace Lutheran Sunday School has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: superintendent. f. C. Meyer;
y avn ~
er; secretary, r. r. Bauer; assistant Sec
rotary, Charles Speck; treasurer, F'reder-
ick Ohr: librarian. Henry Stumpf, and
assistant librarians, William Lott and
Fred Stats.
The Rev. Robert S. Smith addressed a
young peoples rally on Sunday afternoon
In the First Congregational Church, Mont
clair. speaking on Immigration"
The superintendent OF the Essex County
1 T,41f1p E,,laaXsau T-xlon Cf1@afnr nxo1loU
has arranged a conference for all the
county superintendent to be held OF
Thursday evening in the Memorial Pres
byterian Church. Following the supper a
$50 o'clock Mrs. Ida Dukes, of Camden
the State junior leader, will address the
conference.
The topic in the meetings tomorrow even
ing Is: How God Speaks to Men," Psalm
xix.
Suggested hymns for the meetings: ''rh'
Story of the Cross" 'Tell Me the Story o
Jesus 'srell Nc, My Saviour" "rher'
Are Lonely Hearts TO Cherish" "Hol!
Spirit, Faithful Guide"
The daily Bible readings for next weel
are the following: Monday, philip.
Missionary Acts viii. 2e-51; Tuesday
mission a Duty" Luke xix. 29-4O
Wednesday. Our Stewardship" I Pet. iv.
I'll: Thursday, Sending His Word Quick
1 ~ 1 S. NAifl4y iI-iO -
Ourselves II Cor. viii, II; Saturday, DE
ciaring Gods Goodness" Mark l., s5-4S
Sunday. January Is, topic. 1.-THE Home Ms
sion Work Of Our Denomination: a Sur
vey." lisa. lviii, ia.
The readings on the junior topic for mex
week are the following: The Golden Rul
of Missions Luke vi, 81; Our Brothers
in Need" I John ill.,. IT: The Sons of tn
Stranger lisa wi. 6, Z; Thy Neighbor al
TThyself.' Mark xiii. So; 'Show Mercy an
Compassion" Zech. vii, 9: Helping b,
Prayer" II Cor. l., II; Sunday, January q
topic, "Chiidren in Alaska. " Matt. XIV. 4
An address. Songs of the Heart vii
be given at the regular weekly meeting o
the Clinton Avenue Presbyterian YOUNG
Peoples meeting tomorrow evening at
o'clock by o. B. Chamberlain. expression
of the Clinton Hill Mems League.
The Junior Society of the Clinton Avenu
Presbyterian Church is working hard t
raise funds for the erection of the En-
deavor fresh air home at Essex FEELS
Each Endeavor has been provided with
bank. In the spring these banks will b
opened.