The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-05-05
CHRISTIAN fNpEAv0R CONVENTION


Endeavor were vigorous and such that
the delegates will convey helpful sug
gestions to their home societies and
return with greater determination
to carry forward the great work of the
Christian Endeavor Union.
With President Charles W. Lee. of
Baptisttown, in the chair, the after
noon session was conducted. The me-
cessary business of this session was
mostly entrusted to committees 80
that the time of the convention could
be given to addresses and conferences.
Chester Bradley, of Newark, spoke Of
the relation of work among the Juniors.
Mr.. Bradley is Assistant State Super
intendent of the Junior Department
of the Christian Endeavor aud i'll close
touch with the work which is being
done III that line. He emphasized the
Importance of this branch to the
church itself as we'll as the Sunday
School, Senior G. f and also the in
teresls outside OF the church. District
Secretary W. Egbert Thomas of Mil
ford, conducted the conference on CO.
unity organization, and gave many
helpful suggestions. The various de-
partmenis of the work were discussed
by Charles Dllts, Charles Lee, John
lalt nj q
pleasant feature nt the close of tho
session was the exercises by
the Juniors of this city.
The time intervening between the
afternoon aud evening SESSIONS was
spent AT luncheon and in seeial way.
Several meetings Of committees aud
officers were also held. aud reports
were prepared for submitting to the
convention in the evening.
The registration committee found
representatives present from the fol
lowing places in the county: Baptist
town, Clinton, Pennington, Trenton
High Bridge, Sandy Ridge. Ringoes
Mount Pleasant, Milford, French
town, Stockton, Lnmbertvillc nm,
other places.
The banner for the grentest gain i
Attendance in the intermediate depart
was awarded to the society of ih
Lambertyille Presbyterian Church
The audience room of the rnurc
was well hlled IN the evening. 70
lowing the song service, me heN. II
A. MachubbIn, iastor OF the church
welcomed the visitors, iiid freSlheh
Lee responded Tor 'he society IN
KEY. boddis, reno Tue scripture ans
oiiefed prayer me hlnSihE WIS zee
ny the cho'r WIN H'AH HiiVers ~ 'h
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The Rev. Walter h'hseS, ei ot'itoi
conducted " conference o" ''oca' UP
tioh' l'eN, hii'sey u cum n'"l, u
tue temperance committee ~ 'ne nun
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interest," ana ih'i OF Visof' Inc hewl'
eiec'eo oiiiee'S were 'nS'"''''' III" ''e
II Respective ohiceH'
The address OF the evening was lie
livered by the Rev. Willis +. Gelsto'
OF Philadelphia, HIS subject wa
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Church OF iIamneftViiie ana Tue =.
Society connected herewith Tor the
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