Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-15
OF
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
ELECTS D|SDROW
Newarker Successor to Rev.
Perry H. Murdick as Head of
County Organization.


was elected president of the Essex
County Sunday School Association at
the fifty-f1fth annual convention OF
the organization in the First Baptist
Church, Bloomfield, yesterday, to sue
coed Rev. Perry H. Murdick, of South
Orange, who declined reelection as
he had accepted a call to Bellevue
Methodist Episcopal Church. Pitts
burgh, Pa. Other officers elected
are: s. D. Turton. corresponding
secretary and treasurer; Samuel
Gaiser, recording secretary; M. j.
Price, member of State executive
committee; Mrs. Edwin L. Moore,
superintendent elementary depart
ment Miss Frances M. Hedden, SUI
perintendent intermediate depart
ment; DIR. Karl Wintsch, superintend-
ent teacher training; Rev. j. w. Ry-
der, superintendent evangelical de-
partment; Mrs. Cordelia Reade, SUI
perintendent missionary instruction.
Members of the executive commit
tee are Edward w. Cooper, chair
man; Edward M. Quigley, w. G.
Hillman, A. E. Brakeman, William c.
j Leek, William II. Smith. w. f. Kim
BILE. II. A. Marshall and F. A. Stone.
The following vice-presidents for
the different districts were elected:
Rev. William J. Miller. Belleville: j.
w. Snedeker, Bloomfield; Horace
Dickerman, Caldwell; A. LIE Roy Dag
got, Irvington; S. ID. Riddle, Iivings-
ton; william NJ. Strong, Millburn;
John Campbell, Montclair; U. Cutler
Ryerson, Newark, North End; E. S.
MacNabb, Newark, Branch Brook;
Rev. L. b. Hills, Newark, Central;
M. e. Leslie, Newark South End;
Joseph Weber. jr., Newark, West Side;
George A. Hill, Nutley; NJ. p. Stevens,
East Orange; James L. Schanck,
South Orange; Rev. Chester j. Hoyt,
Verona; Frank H. Jamison West Or
ange; William F. Tunison, Orange.
The elementary field workers for
the year are Miss Iva Van Dusen,
Belleville; Mrs. Fletcher Place,
Bloomfield; Miss c. L. Boyd, Cald-
we'll; Mrs. William H. Haines, Irv-
ington; Miss Hattie M. Condit, Liv-
ingston; Mrs. James S. Rude, Mill
burn; Mrs: r. M; Nostrand: Mont
clair; Miss Elizabeth Rowden,
North End. Newark: Mrs. Charles
Smith, Branch Brook, Newark; Mrs.
Walter Drake, Central, Newark;
Mrs. A. N. Clark, South End. New
ark; Mrs. ]. F. Sleep, West Side.
Newark Miss Clara M. Drake, East
Side, Newark; Miss Amy Walling.
Weequahic, Newark; Miss Lulu
Burton, orange; Miss M. e. Tuers,
Nutley; Mrs. c.. B. Reichert, East
Orange; Miss Ella F. Johnston,
South Orange; Miss Isabelle Milne,
West Orange; Miss Henrietta DAY.
| apnorf Warnna
Forty-seven Sunday schools re-
ceived diplomas for receiving seven
OF more points of the standard of
excellence. Six of these received
ten points, or perfect record. They
are as follows; Emanuel Baptist
Mt Pleasant. Belleville Avenue Con-
gregational, Centenary M. E., Sum-
merfield North Episcopal. Forest
Hill Presbyterian, United Presbyte-
rian. Roseville Baptist, Roseville
M E., Fewsmith Memorial Presby-
terrain, First Baptist Peddie Memo
rial Clinton Avenue Baptist, First
Congregational lube Memorial,
Bethany Presbyterian, Central Pres
byterian, Clinton Avenue Reformed,
Fairmount Baptist, DeGroot M. e.,
Memorial Presbyterian, Trinity Luz
theran, First Evangelical Associa-
ton, Sixth Presbyterian, all of this
CITY, DdpliHL, DiOOiiiiiCi0s II ~
Christian and Irvington M. r., Irv-
ington; First Baptist, Millburn: First
NJ. E., Montclair; North Orange
Baptist, Orange M. E., Orange; First
Baptist, First Congregational, Cal
vary M. E., Ferry M. E., Sanford
M. E., Park Avenue M. e., Inde-
pendent M. E., First Presbyterian,
Arlington Avenue Presbyterian.
Bethel Presbyterian. Second Presby-
terrain, First Reformed. Park Avenue
Disciples, East Orange; South Or
ange M. E., South Orange: Morrow
Memorial M. E., Maplewood; First
Presbyterian, South Orange; st.
Cloud Presbyterian. West Orange.
and First NJ. E., Verona.
A partial financial report rendered
showed receipts of $2,00864 and dis
bursements of $1.S40.66, leaving a bal
ance on hand of $157.9S.
Several hundred delegates were
present from Sunday schools all over
Essex county. The address of well
come was made by Rev. DR.. Henry
Sterling Potter, pastor of the con-
vention church. Rev. w A. Brown
was in charge of a conference held
by Sunday school officers last night
Rev. r. Ward Pickering. pastor OF
Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church, this
city. gave an address on 1.-THE Rela-
ton of Mems Glasses to the Mems
Work of the Church" Sunday School
in Temperance Work was the SUBJ
ject of an address given by Rev. o.
Bell Close, Phi. D., of the Anti-Sa-
loon League.
Reports were received from the en-
rolment and resolution committees,
which was followed by the presenta-
ton of diplomas to graduates Of the
| Newark Institute for Religious In
struction. Rev. William A. Brown, of
the Chicago International Sunday
School Association, gave an inspira-
tional address.
The Essex County Sunday School
Association is composed of all Prot
L esfant Sunday Schools In the county.