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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-11
BOYS DAY TO BE OBSERVED
IN CHURCHES OF NEWARK
Pastors to Preach on Subject at
Services January 1e.

Bows day is to be celebrated in
many of Newark's churches on Sun
day. January 10. Leading ministers,
representing almost every denomina-
ton. have agreed to observe the day
and will preach sermons at either the
morning or evening service along the
line of the church's obligation to the
boys or the boys future opportunity.
While in many churches the boys
themselves will be present in large
numbers and sit together in a por-
ton of the church. the sermon Will
not be for boys, but rather for the
men who ought to be aroused and
enlisted in an effort to win boys to
the church.
The idea of celebrating boys day
originated with Ivan p. Flood, city
secretary for boys work and 1t is
planned to make 1t an annual affair.
A leaders conference is to be or
ganized at the Y. NJ C. A. beginning
Monday. January 90 from to p. m.
John r.. Boardman. of New York. an
expert on the leadership of boys, is to
give a series of four lectures on the
subject ITO Help Men to Help Boys.
Already 100 busy business men have
secured tickets for the course of lee
lures. Tickets may be secured. at the
Y M. c. A. or from the committee on
boys work in any of the local
churches.
The third annual older Christian
boys conference will be held in the
First Presbyterian Church. January
20 and 26. Among the speakers will
be Henry Holman Ketcham. centre
of the All-American football team,
| captain of Yale varsity; James A.
| Whltmore and c. c. Robinson, of New
York; David B. Corsen, assistant SUI
| perintendent of schools: A. V. Ham
burg, president of the Board of Trade;
Charles R. Scott, State secretary fol
boys work, and others. The Prince
ton male quartet will furnish music.
Four hundred older boys are expected
| to attend.
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MAN A PERFECT WORK
Christian Endeavor Topic for Jan. z, A
Lesson in Human Values.

was social in the garden of Eden. at
Cana, at Pentecost and on the Mount
of the Ascension. and if you make
Him your next friend, your Near
Brother" you will have social times
undreained-of before.
Come now. don't let's speculate as
to where the garden of Eden was
located. What difference would it
make If it was in the Connecticut
valley or the Berkshire hills? We can
have Paradise wherever we are
happy in the new creation. no mat
ter if our Euphrates is muddy
brook and our trees are scrubby
shrubs.
We sometimes hear some silly fool
say that one can be as good a Chris
tian outside the church as in 1t. Sure
Was Adam as good outside Eden as
in it? Ask a recruiting sergeant II
he thinks that a young man who in
sists that he can be as good SOL
der outside the army as in it IS
right. An out-and-out Christian is
not San outsider.
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f,uunREN's TEMPLE fnndeuomins-
,tenel1 : Nichois street-A. J. Graham, the
c1,tldren's friend. VIII be the speaker Su1-'
da,- evening 80 o'clock. G ". EDWARDS
vii celsbraIe his twenty-frst anniversary a.
worker in the honbound District Thp
value or early impression among tho chit
aren during these years has made rradr
rnanee In their lives. Al our present quar-
te--s We are overcr0wded Last sunday nAF
,ha largest attendance We expect 70 ser
In our new building IN April
RESCUE HOME Is spring ztrect-ssa-
da ' services 3:45 and 7:ss viii be IN rhsre9
81 Mr. and Mrs. George A. simmons and
workers Wonderful meetings being held II
this home. Special singing. short, Feusin8
testimonies by redeemed men. Public NpF-.
daily invited. Professor Iisconnp pianisz
N4dnlrht service tonight In charge Of
Rrofher James n. Ward and auperlnte4deu1
simmons Meeting 10 o clock. Coffee ant
sandwiches served.
ST MARKS MISSION sunday sefsitss.
communion services .. ID. Regular morn.
INK services II o'clock Evening sS<YifsF-'
1.a5 O'Clock
YOUNG MEMS CHEI6FIAS A<SoCf A..
TT0<. 1o7-11f HaiecE EfF'fef--SunneF affff<
noon mems meeting N Nallaee halt X ~
G A. january 18th ~ 9-i5- Hon Halzlf
~. Chandler CONGRESSIONAL elect ~ 5n4
Progressive ticket. Wlll speak on KNt Ntf1i
Of Iefus from tawxets tf1ndp4. ls
Musical nroEran ~ 134 FER 4{I4 t1z4-
tfeyft pItI - =
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CHRIST Church To
OBSERVE BIRTHDAY
Anniversary of Parish TO Be Fit
tingIy Celebrated Feb
ruary 2.

Christ Protestant Episcopal Churcns
IN Prospect street. the procathedra1
of the Newark Episcopal diocese and
resident church of Bishop Edwin 5.
Lines, will observe its sixty-third an
niversary January 30.
No formal plans for the celebra-
ton have yet been made. but the
rector. the Rev Frank H Hallock,
and Bishop Lines. viii fittingly OBJ
serve its founding on Sunday, Feb
ruary ?. It was on that date. 1850.
that the first rector, the Rev. Robert
T. C. Lowell. brother of James
Russell Lowell. assumed the pastor
ate.
It was in this parish that st. Bar
ma bas Hospital was established n
Nc Whorter street. in 1864 The site
was later changed to Wickliffe street
and finally to the present location at
High and Montgomery streets.
The rector. the Rev Mr. Hallock,
who was appointed 10 succeed the
Rev. Almon A. Jaynes on November
Is. 1909. Is young and energetic
divine, and under his leadership the
parish has made the most encourag e
ing PROCESS. He is a high church.
man. and adheres to the celebration
of the holy eucharist and the other
sacred rites that feature the high
Episcopal religious doctrine
The rectors who have OBLIGATED at
the church during the past sixty
three years have been the Rev.
Robert T. c. Lowell. from February
?. 1850, to May 2. 1859: the Rev. John
NJ. Stansbury, from May l.. 1852. 10
! Oetober Is. 1891: the Rev. W. II. G.
Lyeburn. from December 20. 1891, 70
September 10. 1888; the Rev. Dean
Richmond Dabbitt. from November
II. 1898. TO October %. 1899: the Rev
John o. Ferris. from January 8. 1850
to September 10. 1903. the Rev. Daxia
NJ. Kirkby. from February g. 1904
| to Nav s. 1906: the Rev. Charles F.
jackson. from september 10. 1905. 70
May 1. 1867; the Rev Almon 4.
Javnes. from July Il. 1907, to Sep
ltenlber l. 1909. and the present rector.
the Rev. Frank H. Halloek. from No
vember 10. 1909.
He resides with his family IN tns
rectory adjoining the church IN Con-
gress street.
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Lesson-"Man, the crown of crea-
tion."--Gen. i. %, y: H.. 10, 15-24.
Topic-"Becoming a Christian-why
not st. Mathew, iv., 1925. =
God did a perfect work when He
created man out of the dust of the
earth and in His own image, and he
did perfect work when He created
woman as mans second blessing"
When, by the fundamentally of His
grace. He makes a man a Christian,
He perfects perfection. and enjoins
upon him the command TO be perfect.
even as He. in heaven, is perfect.
The records of creation show that
God not only made many a social
being. but that He himself is a social
Being. He talked about men and
with man.
Truly our fellowship is with the
Father and with His Son, Jesus.
In answer TO the question, why
not become a Christian" some say
that they cant have any pleasure
/ if they do That is a faIlacy. Jesus
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L. C. 3. A. BRANCH ELECTS

ST AIMS Branch No "A. Ladies'
Catholic Benevolent Association. has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Past president Eliz-
abeth Noll; president, Frances Sc
bold: first vice-president, Catherine
Bauer; second president Cath
crime Klotzke; recorder. Mary
Piereth; assistant recorder, Mary
kohler; treasurer. Mary Wedel;
financial secretary. Mary Kuhn;
marshal. Margaret Baatz: guard.
Carrie Streckfuss; trustees, Catherine
Bauer Catherine Klotzke. Lima
lIaasfelt, Mary Haas Josephine
Schultz. Josephine suesser; finance
committee. Mary Struenlng, Gather
inc Bauer. Josephinh Suesser; dele
gate TO national convention. Frances
Sebold alternate, Mae Piereth The
installation will take place Tuesday
night.
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LADIES OF g A. R. MEET;
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS

officers were installed and new
member initiated by Battery Cir
Gle No. IA, Ladies of the Grand Army,
at the G. A. r. headquarters last
night. The installation was con-
Quoted by Past President Mrs. Isabel
Baldwin and staff The retiring pres
ident, Mrs. Matilda WILCOX, was pre-
scented with past presidents badge.
Each OF the other retiring officers re-
ceived gifts. A son of a veteran was
obligated at the meeting, which was
attended by large number of visit
ing members from Jersey City. Pas
sale. Paterson and other cities.
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SALVATIONISTS TO HOLD
IMPORTANT MEETINGS

A series of important meetings will
be held at the Salvation Army's new
auditorium, As Belleville avenue. to-
morrow The first service will COM
mence at IL a. m. and will be con-
Quoted by Captain and Mrs. Samuel
A. Hewitt In the evening at 7:45 a
great salvation meeting will be held
and will be in charge of Major AL
fred Norris, of the national head
quarters.
The schedule of meetings for the
new auditorium will be public meet
inas every week night except Mon
day and Friday. The Sunday serv-
ices will he II a. m. and 1:45 p. M.
with the Sunday school converting at
2:45 y m.
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORERS
PLAN ANNIVERSARY DAY

The Essex County Christian En-
deavor societies will observe Sunday.
February ,. as Anniversary Day"
this being the thirty-second anniver-
sary of the founding of the movement
by the Rev DR. Francis f. Clark,
then CongregationaIist pastor in
Portland. Me.
The societies will use special serv-
ice prepared by the United Endeavor
Society in Boston. In all the Essex
county societies. special music will be
rendered and addresses appropriate
to the occasion viii be made.
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MISS MARY CAMPBELL
AT HEAD OF WOMAN'S CLUB

Miss Mary Campbell was elected
president of the Womans Club at
the twentieth annual meeting of the
organization, held at Al Hill street,
last night. The report showed that
the club had a most successful year
during 1912, with the prospects for
1918 looming up unusually bright.
Other officers elected at the meet
ing last night were: Vice-president
Mrs. William Russ; second vice
president, Mrs. Isabelle Elliot; corre-
spending secretary, Miss Sadie
.Heyler, recording secretary; Miss
Theresa Gilvarry; treasurer, Miss
Elizabeth Medcraft; librarian. Miss
Annie Hellman; auditor, Miss Emma
Campbell.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
BAPTIST.


PARAMOUNT BAPTIST CHURCH. Fair
mount avenue. near Bank street--ieorge <.
Lombard pastor. Preaching 1880 a. m.
What Are You Doing for Christ?" 145 p.
m VANITY Fair" Sunday school = 80
Young people Gas All welcome Seats
free.
FIRST BAPTIST PEDDIE MEMORIAL
CHURCH corner Broad and Fulton streets
Rev. Thomss J. ViIlers. ID. D.. pastor. Morn
ing worship al 1890; pastors topic 'Srhs
Praiseful plea in the Model Prayer" Bible
school at IL Ivan P. Flood. superintendent
Evening service at 1:45. Dr. Nilers con
tinues his illustrated sermons on The Life
story of the Divine Man using Tissot'i
paintings to picture forth the Incidents
teachings and miracles. Strangers specially
Welcome.
SOUTH BAPTIST CHURCH. East Kinney
street near Broad-Rev. Clark T
Brownell pastor. Morning worship 1920
sermon bv pastor on "A Democratic Re
ngion. Evening service T;45. subject "A
Great Contest" Sunday school , 30 YOUNG
peoples meeting 6.s5. MdWeek service
Thursday T;45. All invited
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LORDS DAY ALLIANCE

The fifth annual State convention
of the Lords Day Alliance of New
Jersey will be held in Campbell Hail.
at the Newark Y. Nj. c. A. buiiding'
on Thursday. January 49, Delegates
from churches and religious societies
the State will be present
The second annual meeting of the
Federation of New Jer-
sey will be held in connection with
the meeting of the alliance.
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TO GIVE SIX LECTURES ON
THE NEW ERA FOR CHINESE

Six lectures on "China's New Day"
will be given in the First Presby-
terrain Church. beginning January 10,
under the auspices of the Inter-
national Women's Jubilee Missionary
Committee.
The Rev. Isaac T. Headland.
Phi. D., for sixteen years teacher in
the University of Pekihg, will deliver
the lectures. The lectures will be
continued on January %, 30 and Feb
ruary 8, 10 and 10.
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MANY JOIN HOLY NAME

New members will be received by
the Holy Name Society of st. Column
ba's Church tomorrow night at a
special meeting. A special mass will
be celebrated at 7:3t o'clock tomor-
row morning. at which the members
of the Holy Name Society will re-
ceive communion.
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INSTALL OFFICERS

Recently elected officers of Court
George A. Halsey, No. $3.50, Independ-
.ent order of Foresters, were installed
last night at sos Broad street. The
Installation ceremonies were in
charge of District Deputy Hugh Nc
Glynn.
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cnNGREGATIoNAL.

BEI.I.EvILLE AVENUE coNGREG A
TIONAL cHURcH-Rev. James A. Solandt
minister Subject for the morning sermon
'sThe Spirit Of Truth In the evening there
will be congregational praise service Mis-
Frances Beatty will speak the work OF
the American Missionary Association among
the colored people OF the South.
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ing. Walter NJ. Chandler. of New York.
congressman-eect on the Progressive
ticket. will speak on The Trial OF Jesus
from Lawyers Standpoint" This Is
most remarkable address The musical
program commences at $3.50 o'clock.
Rev. ]. 81. Macdonald Will preach at
both services in St. Iuke's NJ. E. Church
tomorrow. His evening topic will be
God in History" which will be the sec
Where Is God?' The morning music
viii be as follows: Organ prelude,
"Adagio Religioso. Mendelss0hn; an
them, Like as the Hart Morrison; Of
bass. by special request. Jerusalem. :.
Parker, G. III. Downing: postlude. Macs
toso." Sullivan: Evening-pRelude. An
dante Cantabile. Ruddock; anthem. The
Day Is Gently Sinking to a Close. Ian
sing; offertory. Domino Deus Rossini:
duet for alto and tenor, arranged from
..Trovatore, Blessed Saviour, Mrs.
Newton Soper and e. A. Burkhardt: post
Jude, Finale in A. Merkel.
In the North Reformed Church tomor-
row the pulpit will be occupied by the
Rev. DR. Thomas e. Hall. of New York
city. both morning and evening.
At the Peddie Memorial Church tomor :
row evening Dr. Thomas ]. Villers will
give his second Illustrated sermon on
THE Life Story of the Divine Man. "
the various incidents. The special topic
Sunday night will be Jesus. the Frieno
and Wonderworker.' At the morning
service DIR. Villers's topic viii be- The
Praiseful Plea in the Model Prayer" The
music at the evening service will in
c1ude: Behold the Lamb of God" Han
del: Keeping Close to Jesus" male
chorus s. 6. Coles; Blessed Jesus.
Fount of Mercy A. Dyorak: response,
20 Lord and Master of Us All" W. Y.
W allace. At the morning service the
choir will sing Thine Is the Kingdom. =
from Spohr's Last Judgment" aud at
the offertory children Pray His Love
TO Cherish duet from Spohr's God.
Thou Art Great Miss Benedict and Mr..
Craig.
The Vance class Of the North Reformed
Church win celebrate its second ami
Versary tomorrow afternoon.
At Trinity English Lutheran Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. W. ii. W.
Reimer, pastor. will sneak on The
child's Great Question" in the eve
ming "The Worlds Only saviour will be
the subject.
The Rev William Eakins win occupy
the pulpit of the Franklin Street chubh
tomorrow. In the morning the subject
will be "Adam-From Whence Have We
Come" The topic in the evening will
be "Ere-a Helpmate for Adam"
Al the Paramount Baptist Church the
preaching topics tomorrow win be: Morn
evening vanity Fair" illustrated. Tn,
mems Baracn class AT a:30 p. M. led
by the pastor. will discuss What Wa
Man Made forE'
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"The Conquest of Mt. Mckinley by
the Man Who Did It," will be the
illustrated lecture of the Rev. DR..
Henry r. Rose at the Church of the
Redeemer tomorrow night.
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REFORMED.


CLINTON AVENUE Rtfottstfs
r.9Tt-pcts clinton avenue and Halsey street.
tseI Aibertus T. Brock. minister, Morn
ine Worship at 1890; topic. A Few First
isIssa Con,fctions Evening service A. 50.
800 .ssr,ileS That Grow. Quartes wiz
he assisted BIZ Mr.. Cornelius JACKSON violin
isr Rlble school al ESQ Christian En-
Saavor vespers at Z. Strangers are corr
daily invited
north REFORMED CHI RCH Broad
and Bridge streets-Rev Lucas BoeNe -
sIstant minister. in charge. Mornlns Not@
$50, IN sn orlock Evening worship f-4H
o.elack Morning Sunday school $50 orlor r.
4 s,srnoon sunday school 2.45 o'clock. East
s.-.-s,i ana Italian Missions 2.zo ciorl1.
5s,l-s.tis, E,ndeaNor Society 6.45 O'Clock Or,
1.to,nas q Hall Of New York city. prearht7
tofb morning and evening fts fnornlHE
s,shieci is missionary Problems OF oar
Own Land.
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An organ recital. will be given by
DR.. J. Fred Wolfe, of Bethlehem. in
the Third Presbyterian Church We'd
nesday evening, January 29.
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(lNzRlAsf
TllEsEPLE

What Shall I Do Then With
Jesus?" will be the sermon subject of
the Rev John Mcdowell at the Park
Presbyterian Church tomorrow eve
ming.
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The Christian Endeavor topic to-
morrow will be. Become a Christian
Why Not?' The junior theme will
be, What Our Missionaries Are Do
ing in China
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Work is progressing on the new
chapel addition to the Roseville Bap-
fist Church, at Warren street and
South Eleventh avenue.
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PnrsRYrERIAN.

Second PRESBYTERiAS CHURCH.
James and Washington streets-ReS f1ees-
ami Hunter D. D.. pastor Morning wor-
shfn 1890. sabbath school y O'CLOCK kfs-
ming worship 7:45. Dr.. Hunter WIN pfeacn
morning and evening
Sor-TH PARK PRESB4 TERlA$
CHURCH Broad street and clinton avenue :
Rev. Lyman Whitney Alien. y; -, paz.ofs
Charles F. Buckley assistant. sunday SER
iess rnarninR l0:45. The pastor viii preach
- .sT7nreign Missions In the evening az
thA south Park Chapel he will preach the
ssfond in a series on The Church. sup-
- ,T,he Church 9 Protective Force ~
he evening service there will be cornsi so.es
bx Mr. and Mrs. Richard Neideronnl. Al
are invited
THE OLD FIRST PREsB1TERIA4
caIfRcH. Broad street. near Market=-t3r.
" I Dawson will preach at 1880 a. n.
ara T,A5 o. m Morning subject The In
nerialism OF Christianity. Evening sun
fsrt Remembering the Past. All depart
,,,,snss ~ me sunday school at 2:50. except-
inr fhe adult Bible class al 4 christian
Fndeavor al GAS. On Tuesday evening q
: neeting for PRAYER and praise; Mr. J. i.
Sproull will speak.
THE THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
ts,aad street. opposite the City Hall--Renert
scott Inelis minister Services; Marnaass
10 40. evening 7:45- sabbath school 29so p
nj Prayer-meeting TUESDAY, $50 r m
raf.aial Invitation extended 10 All taese
ss5,-ices Subjects for tomorrow sermons
- me pastor. Morning. "A ChrisFless
S.,,sitanitv' Evening. The continuation
~ he Life Of Jesus as Illustrated ~
me paintings OF William Hole. The Eng
lish Artist
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


,ny sermon BIZ DR. Morgan: subject, Tbs
Christian in the World 80 p M, $40
school GAS D. m. Epworth League. .a2
q M. evening worship; sermon by Dr. MOI
gan. subject THE Religion Of Experience
TUESDAY p prayer service ffleaks.I
3-z5 D. M Junior League
FRANKLIN STREET METHoplsE'
EPISCOPAL CHURCH. opposite City Stalts
annay-Wflliam Eakins. the pastor VIII
occunv the pulpit. 1890 a. NJ. Adam
IS y. m Eve" $50 p. m. sabbath
school GAS .. m, vesper service
RosEvII.LE METHODIST EPIscoF Al.
CHURCH Orange street and Bafhgate pace
--Tlo,r Frank Dfefendorf, minister Mofn1nE
,s,orship and sermon at 1870 O'Clock. hFez
Ming Worship and sermon al I.45 o clock
p-z5 a M mems assembly, IN the parish hata-
o.3o D m sunday school In all depart
nents D. M. boys club vesper sefsses-.
6-4S D. m Epworth League Nesper service
Mfdueek service for worship Tuesday exszz
ming AZ o'clock All seats are Tree ara
stra myers are cordially invited 70 NorsniP'
with US
ST PAuL.s METHODIST EPISCOPAL
f-yIT-RCIJ Broad and Marshall streets-he7s.
| george p Dougherty. minister l9-,n
| o.cloek morning worship and sermon tonif
ssTseautiful Words. 80 p. m. sunoaz
| school D. m. Epworth League -
| osclock evening worship and sermon: top1r-
! ssNhv Should | Be a Christian
sr IJTKE,s METHODIST EPiScOFAss
! rF5TrRcH-Rex James II. Macdonald vii
/ n,esch on Looking Aboxea IT the uorntHs
/ SERVICES al 1890. In the evening his topic
viii be God In History
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In the North Reformed Church tomor-
row the pulpit will be occupied by the
Rev. DIR. Thomas c. Hall. of New York
city. both morning and evening.
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THE Young Man in the World, "
will be the topic of the Rev. DR..
George II. Broening at the Fewsmith
Memorial Presbyterian Church Sun
daN evening
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other Departments to Help.

Letters from several city depart
zzents were read announcing the APP
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The Essex County Christian En-
deavor societies are planning TO cele-
brate the anniversary or the founding
of Christian Endeavor on Sunday,
February 2. The society was organ
ized by the Rev. DR.. Francis E. Clark.
in Maine, thirty years ago.