The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1920-10-02
THE THIRTY FOURTH ANNUAL
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION

I'LL 1111N AlVNOA
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION
Following is the program for the 34th Annual Conven-
ton of the New Jersey Christian EndeavOr Union, to be held
next week IN the First Presbyterian Church, Atlantic City,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER SIXTH.
Opening Session, 2 to 5 F. M
200. Devotions, led by Rev. Hinson V, Hewlett.
2.15. General Conference on Our State and Its Needs" con-
Quoted by Miss Nellie K. Foote, Elizabeth, State Sec
400. Junior Christian Endeavor Hour. Miss Mae Hice, Ro-
sele, State Superintendent; Miss Clara Jeffries and
Ad Mrs: Alice Rey St Ro6 CLAIR ! A y Pf6Tc City x in IN c P1aigse,d
$50. Meeting Of State Executive Committee.
600. Dlnner1Executlye Committee and Alumni Members.
Eyenlng Session, 8 to 9l5 O'clock
800. Song Service, conducted by Ralph T. Crowder, Atlantic
8.15. Devotions, led by Rev. VIM. l. Shoemaker.
8.35. Address, Daniel <: Polling, ii. D, Associate President
Gate Pastor Marble Collegiate Church, New York City.
e15. Adjournment, followed by sail from Inlet.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER SEVENTH.
6.45. Sunrise Quiet Hour, conducted by Mr.. sproull, in
n.n,o, w Morning Mos%EHs Session vios p 9 to ~ o Ssh3Ssrn n,,+ui.+
900. Devotions, led by Rev. Frederick C. Kraft.
Merle Menen; D. D. Pastor Convention Church.
s.25. Chamber Of Commerce Greeting, Samuel P. Leeds,
ess5. Response, State President sproull.
$40. Report of Program Committee, Mr.. Macmillan, Chair
s.45. Address, Rev. William Ralph Hall, Philadelphia, Diree-
VI VI lung L JPN win III AOoOy NLoASA
in the United States. Topic:
Expert Endeavor, c. Walter Lotte, Paterson.
intermediate, Miss Nina Rowland, Clinton.
Missionary, Miss Julia 7. Kerr, Elizabeth.
Bible Study, Rev. Charles R. Erdman, D. d. Prince
Ills. Social Service Hour. Stereopticon views in charge of
Atlantic City Welfare Bureau and Visiting Nurse
Association.
Afternoon Session, 2 to $50 O'clock.
Rev. A. R. Chaffee, Vice-President Northern District,
200. Devotions, led by Rev. II. Moore Blake.
. 1 < 0Nom VorL 1901 -Wbot To Evpoct " State Sacrotarv
2.2O. Short talks by those who have attended 1920 Summer
2.35. Report of Nominating Committee, W. W. Anderson,
2.4o. Address, Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin, Pastor of 9Th Ave.
Baptist Church, New York City.
Topic: THE Divine Challenge to Go Forward"
$50. Adjournment. Sightseeing trips, sails and trolley rides.
Evening Session, 8 to 915 O'clock.
Mr.. Thomas Presiding.
500. Song Service and Devotions, led by Rev. N. W. Cad
8.15. Reports of Secretary and Treasurer.
8.S5. Address, Rev. Floyd w. Tomkins, S. T. D, Rector Holy
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.
9.15. Adjournment. Stunt Sociable in charge of c. W. Baier,
President Y. P. S. C. E, Convention Church.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER EIGHTH.
6.45. Sunrise Quiet Hour, conducted by Mr.. Sproul, in Chap
ell of Convention Church.
M0rR Mr. M SssSlGn, . P FG Sc Dei0'k'
goo. Dsyotions1 led BY Rev; A T: Lucas T T. 3 P.s+or cho,soa
Topic: christian Endeavorers in Sunday School
1000. c. E. World Campaign presented by James L. Brydie.
lU.l0. group conferences.
Junior, Miss Mae Hice, Roselle.
Fresh Air, Mrs. L. Ida Dukes, Camden.
Christian Citizenship, Rev. F. w. Johnson, D. D,
Newark.
Press, James L. Brydie, West Englewood.
Alumni, Mr.. Sproull.
Ills. Business Session. Budget Pledges, Awards, Election
of Officers, Etc.
1900. Adjournment.
Afternoon Session, 2 to 5 O'clock.
Mr.. Thomas Presiding.
200. Devotions, led by Rev. Henry Merle Melen, d. ID.
2.15. District Conferences, led by Vice-Presidents.
2.3O. One-Minute Reports on these conferences.
2.35. Address, Rev. Anthony Luidens, Pastor Highland Park
Reformed Church, New Brunswick.