The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1908-01-18
ENDEAVOR NOTES
JUNIORS URGED TO PUT IN
A GOOD MON I'll.
Elections in Several of the Societies.
Mid-Winter Thoughts
Suggested.

deavor junior work, Mrs. Ida Dukes, of
Camden, in n letter to the junior superin-
tendents, says.
Mercer County is planning for a mon
ster junior rally February 4 at 4 D.. m. to
be followed by superintendent cod &ence
and supper with 'toasts,' this to - fol-
lowed by young peoples rally in the even
ing- The county superintendent. Mrs.
Baxter, Is sending one of the red and
blue calendars that have been so helpful
to many, together with n very unique
program. to each of her superintendents.
dc all your superintendent know about
the little paper called Junior Work.?
Every superintendent ought to have it,.
Why not send to the United Society for
enough sample copies to go round, then
send one to each of your superintendent?
DO you realize that this is a most splen-
did month for q mothers meeting? When
The churches arc in the midst of their spe-
oial services. plan for an afternoon when
the mothers will be invited to come and
pray especially for their own children and
the children OF tho church. Send special
written Invitations to each mother, then
have a good program for one hour. Pos
sibly the mothers would like TO repeat this
once a month for twelve months in the
year. You could then have a mothers
Christian Endeavor and what a help ana
inspiration they are.
Begin 10 plan now il you have not
already done so for a spring rally In your
county, or II your county is large and
scattered plan for a rally in each dis
Irict. Are you a member of the Interim
tinnal intermediate and Junior Union?
Send ten cents to Mrs. Charles Hutchinson,
Toledo. o.: that will place your name on
the mailing list, and you will receive help
many times over. Acquaint your superin-
tendents with that fact also. Have you
seen DR.. Kengott's little book, entitled
Object Lessons and Illustrated Talks
Are you making good use of this month
now while the spirit Of reviva is with U.s.
to heln yonr juniors to take a definite
stand for Christ, to come out and ac-
Knowledge Him, and unite with the
church? Make the most of your oppor-
tunity, and may God wonderfully bless
you
The State Endeavor committee will be
represented at the convention to be held
in Trenton on January 30. when action Will
be taken to work for maintaining the laws
regulating the Sabbath. Among the speak
ers at tho meeting will be the Rev. DIT.
r. j. Stanley. the Rev. DR.. Percy y.
Schelly. the Rev. Holmes F. Grovatt. the
rev. S. D. Price, the Rev. DIR. t. L. Mucn-
more. the Rev DR.. Robert Scott lngns'
of this city, and the Rev. DR.. l.. Y.
Graham.
Preparations are being made for the
observance of Christian Endeavor Day,
which comes this year on Sunday, rep
ruary ?. This will be the twenty-seVenth
anniversary of the Endeavor
The quarterly Christian Endeayor raly
OF district, No. 4, of Hunterdon County,
will be held in the Central Baptist Cnurcn'
in Hampton Junction, tomorrow evening
The Rev. DR.. Pleasant Hunter addressed
the fifteenth anniversary exercises or the
Central Presbyterian Endeavor Society last
evening. IT,
rrhe February rally of the Essex En-
deavor Union will be held in Trinity Re-
formed Church. and will be addressed by
the Rev. w, T. S. Lumbar, former state
president. .s.
The Rev. George P. Eastman will address
The meeting of the Orange Valley Consre-
Eatiofsal Endeavor Society tomorrow even
irg.
Edwin A.. Meyer, o. the Central Pres-
byterian Endeavor society, has been APP
pointed corresponding secretary OF tue
Essex Endeavor Union, succeeding II. a.
Henderson.
Among the eighteen new societies re-
ported at Boston last week was the Grace
Lutheran Junior. of Camden. The elgh-
teen societies represented elsht oenomin@
lions and thirteen States.
Tbe Endeavor Society of the Washing
tor Presbyterian Church has elected these
officers: President, Robert Cook. VICE
president, the Rev. DIR. F. W. Johnson'
recording secretary, Miss Belle Beavers;
corresponding secretary, Miss Laura Hamli-
ron: treasurer, Miss Marjorie Ellenbefger.
rho Rev DIR. A. w. Spooner and son. Of
HackettstuYn, arc filling a weeks engage
uent in evaneelistic services at Washing
ton. D.. c.. After a short stay at tnerr
homes they will go for an extended evan
Selistic trip in Alabama. DR.. Spooner was
formerly president of the New Jersey En-
deavor Union.
the Endeavor World the coming year are
the Rev. DR.. James I. Vance, OF this city;
tho Rev. Charles Stelzle and Margaret f.
Saugstcr, OF Montclair; the Rev. Dr..
Everett r. Tomlinson, Of Elizabeth, and
Robert r. Speer. of Englewood
Bible class officers of the HackettstoWh
Presbyterian Church are: President, Mrs
w. IL. Drake; vice-president, Mrs. NJ. !.
Welsh; secretary, Mrs. Elizabeth Stephens;
assistant secretary. Mrs. Marshall Nor
gan; librarian, Miss Nan Wildrick; chair
man lookout committee, Mrs. Charles A
Bochgesang; chairman social committee
Mrs. w. c. Merrell; teacher, D. j. w.
Martyr.
The officers elected by the Blairstown
Christian Endeavor Society of the Pres
hyterian Church for the next six months
are: President, Harry c. Blair; vice
president, Frank p. Bunnell; correspond
ing secretary, Miss Letta M. Stoll; record
ing secretary, Miss Ethel c. Mains; treas
urer, William X. Rabbit.
The last issue of the Endeavor World
saws: president John T. Sproull in his
annual New jerseys latter Of greeting to
the New Jersey societies urges each En-
deavorer to have a part in the Memorial
Building. The letter is printed in full In
fine Newark EVENING STAR, which has
a weekly column devoted to local, State
and general Endeavor news.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has conducted normal classes for several
Nesas past with marked success, the OBJ
iect OF these classes being the instruc-
fIon of such persons are now teaching in
the Sunday school, as well as of those who
would like to learn how. At the request
of the members of the last normal class
the new series of lessons win be open to
both sexes. The lessons will be largely
elementary. very practical. and no time
will be wasted IN proftless discussions
- lii .o,onpiqp six lessons. Eli