Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-04-09
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS ARRANGE
NEWARK MEETING
Prominent Speakers to Discuss
Important Topics Here
in May.

The State committee of the New Jer-
sew sunday School Association has ar
ranged for a two days meeting in the
First Presbyterian Church, this city,
MAY 4 and 5, when the Rev. DR.. f. b.
Never. of London, president, and
Marion Lawrence, of Chicago, general
secretary of the World Sunday School
Association, and Bishop j. c.. Hartzell,
Methodist bishop of Africa, will speak
on Sunday school topics. E.. o. Excel,
who has been accompanying the three
workers on a tour of the United states
since March 10, will conduct the music
at all of the meetings.
The Rev. DR.. J. Francis Morgan, of
Jersey City. chairman of the Hudson
county Sunday school committee, has
arranged the following program;
Wednesday Afternoon, May FThe
Rev. ]. Francis Morgan, chairman Of
Joint committee, presiding.
2.so-Song service, Professor E. O.
Excel.
3:00-Devotions, DR.. Morgan.
3:10-"Relation of the Sunday School
to the Church and the World the Rev.
f. B. Meyer.
s:55-song. notices and offering.
4.10@"The Teacher and the Class,
Marion Lawrence.
4:4OE"America's Opportunity in For
elgn Sunday School Fields Bishop
Iiartzell.
Wednesday Evening-The Rev. DR..
Jesse Lyman Hurlbut. Newark, presid-
ing.
I.45-Song service, Professor Excel.
s:60-Devotional exercises. DIR. Hurl-
bdt.
S:l5-"Christianity VS.. Mohammedan-
ism in Africa" Bishop Harttzell. o
S:55-Song and offering.
9:05-"A World Wide Vision of Sun
Gay school Work President Meyer.
Prayer. song and benediction.
Thursday Morning. May pastors
meeting: 10 o'clock. song and prayer.
conference led by Mr.. Lawrence;
II. song; 11:05, Our State Work
Walter NJ. Irving. Westfeld, chairman
o. the executive committee of the New
Jersey Sunday School Association;
11:20. .-The SUNDAY School as the Pas
tors Opportunity" President Meyer;
prayer.
Thursday Afternoon-The Rev. How
ard H. Brown, Orange. president OF
Essex COUNT Sunday School Assocta-
ton. presiding; 2.9O o'clock. song serv-
ice devotions: 2:45. address. Mr.. Law
rance; 800, song; $3.50, The Children
of Africa Today and Tomorrow"
Bishop HartzeIl; 4:10, song and offer
T. g 4:2o, Sunday Schools in the
Orient" President Meyer; 8, closing
words.
Thursday Evening-George e. Hall,
ainie president of the New Jersey
Sunday School Association. presiding;
7:45 o'clock, song service; 9, devotions.
the Rev. Henry g. Cronin, Jersey City;
Sis. SUNDAY Schools in South Africa"
President Meyer: S:45, song; $50, THE
Christian Teacher and the Revolution
in Turkey Bishop Hartzell; 1920, song
and nffcring; 8 so. How to Reach the
Masses Through the Sunday School,
Mr.. Lawrance; prayer, song and bene-
diction.
The joint state and Essex county
committee having charge Of the meet
ings is:
New Jersey Sunday School Associa-
tion-The Rev. ]. Francis Morgan, Phi
D., chairman. Jersey City; Justus l..
Wakelee. Hackensack; Waldo c. Ge-
rung. Newark: Henry S. Park. Ridge
wood; George E, Hall, New York city;
Howard T. Chitterling, Boonton; the
Rev. Henry c. Cronin, Jersey City;
Frank w. Wilson, East Orange; Wal
ter NJ. Irving, eX-offcio, New York
city; the Rev. Samuel D. Price, ex-
oficio, Camden.
Essex County Sunday School Assoc
ciation-Henry H. Dawson, Newark;
r. w. Cooper, South Orange; s.
Turton, Newark; Charles G. Ellsworth.
Newark; Arson A. Garter, Newark;
Sidney NJ. Colgate, Orange; H. G.
Shaw, Newark: A. B. johnson. Newark
After the Newark meetings the party
VIII visit Brooklyn, Boston and Phila-
delphia. and May 1924 take part in
the sixth worlds Sunday school con-
vention in Washington. where DR..
Meyer, as president, will preside.