The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-06
The ORANGES,
BLOOMFIELD.
MONTcLAR
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
INTERESTS TO Be
CONVENTION TOPIC
Mum Ave. Presbyterian Church,
East Orange, Will Be Scene
Of Great Gathering.

OF ureat uatlerl1g.
The Mum Avenue Presbyterian
Church, East Orange, will be the gath.
ering place for 1000 delegates of the
State Sunday School Association on
November II, 1s and 10, and elaborate
preparations have been made to v
h convention the largest ever held IL
New Jersey. The delegates are to be
ared for at various homes, and Com
monwealth Hall viii be converted into
q restaurant to feed them.
On the opening day at 1880 O'Clock
Walter NJ. Irving will preside at q
meeting Of the State executive commit
tee. The rest Of the morning win be
given over to the registering of dele.
gates At $50 O'Clock In the afternoon
the Rev. James William Marshall, Of
New Brunswick. win discuss the Sun.
day School Teachers Bible" Governor
Fort will offAr greetings and the Rev.
Norris Ferguson. general secretary,
will give an account of the past years
work. The convention RIM will be
preachedsby the Rev. DR.. John Douglas
Adam. pastor Of the Mum Avenue
Church. after which there will be sing.
ing and benedictiop.
From 5 toa8 o'clock the, ninth annual
banquet and conferences of. the New
Jersey Superintendent Union. of
which Edward w. Durham is president,
will be held. In the evening an EFF
fective Service" will be conducted. The
Rev. DIR. Franklin McElfresh, of Chi
cago, will make an address on 'eThe
international Movement, for Teacher
Training" Various committees will be
appointed and the convention chorus of
seventy-1ve voices will sing. The Rev.
DR.. William Douglas Mackenzie. pres
ident of the Hartford Theological Sem
mary, who was to have given an ad-
dress, has gone to Europe and his place
will be taken by Miss Margaret Stat
tory, Of Fitchburg, Mass, a speaker Of
ability.
Department Rallies.
The service on Thursday morning will
be opened at 9 o'clock by DIR. NIGEL
fresh From 10 o'clock until oon de-
partment rallies will be held in the fol-
lowing churches: Mum Avenue. or
gained adult classes; Calvary NJ E..
elementary. First Congregational, home
department; Brick Presbyterian, teach
err training; Baptist, temperance; First
Reformed. evapgelistic- All h echurches
are located on Main street, In nea the
convention church.
The main address in the afternoon Is
to BE; delivered by the Rev. Or. Jesse
L.YHurlbut, Of this city. The roll call
OF the delegates WIN be ce1Ied and
each delegation viii contributes 4 Verse
or motto and The record for each de-
partmsnt will b. read. A d~iscussion on
missions in the Sunday School" will
he led by Edmund D. Soper. Of Madi-
son. The county officers banquet will
be held from 8 o'clock until 8. The
program for Thursday night and Fri
day follow: -
Thursday Evening (world- wide serv-
ice)A7:45 o'clock, service Of missionary
song; S:15, a few items OF business;
$3.50, sOur Worldwide Bonds Of Serv-
ice,". DR.. George W. Bailey, Philadel-
phia, chairman executive committee
Worlds Sunday School Association;
S:45, announcements; music by the %
venfion choir; $500, Teaching a World
Wide Gospel the Rev. DIR. Homer G.
Stunt, ieid secretary Of the board of
missions. M. e. Church.
rrldayss Presran.
Friday Morning Grained service)-s
O'Clock, IAN Hour with the Gospel Of
the Kingdom: A Book-Study of Mat
thew, international Textbook for 1870"
DIR. Wilbert W. White. president Bible
Teachers Training School. New York:
10 to II, the workers in council: de-
! partment rallies, with special refer
ence to methods OF local work: ele-
raentary, Calvary NJ. F.; intermediate,
Christ Episcopal; senior n admit.
Mum Avenue Presbyteriap: teacher
training. Brick Presbyterian; home de-
partmept, First. Congregational; super
vision, First Baptist.
Friday Afternoon progressive serv-
ice)-2 o'clock, service of m
prayer; i2;30, the home department OF
tho Sunday school, Elmer p. EaEon.
Trenton: 2:4o. Greater Things Than
These" In Misunderstanding, Miss Allies
B. Hamlin, State elementary superin-
tendent. this city; 8. unfinished con-
vention business; $40. "~Temperance
Training in the Sunday School," Miss
Elizabeth H. Goodwin. Greenwich: $40.
our Statewide Campaign OF soul<win-
ming. the Rev. Abram Duryee, North
Hackensack; 4. open conferences under
the two-minute rule. led by the Rev.
! HenrysC. Cronin. Jersey City; 5 to g.
/ closing demonstration in the Sunday
school exhibit.
fEventide (full-grown servfce)-5 to- 8
o'clock. adult class banquet.
Friday Evening (whole-hearted cry
eice)-8 O'Clock, service of song. closing
with professional, entrance Of mems
classes; $40, What God Can Do with
s~Consecrated Men, the Rev. pr. John
F. Carson, Brooklyn; s;En, music, nnal
announcements, wordssfrom. the state
tpresident Of adult class work; a:15, a
Bible school vision. the Rev p. H.
sWelshimer. Canton. o.. benediction and
I1ihaf Adjournment.
& Mrs. Wilfred F. Maxwell, or Acad-
eHy road. Caldwell. entertained the
Gard Club yesterday afternoon. Four
tables were in play and Mrs. Frederick
sR Cook made high score. Refresh
1Tqents were served by the hostess. Mrs.
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