Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-10-07
PASTOR DEPRECATES
REPRESENTATION
Or. Broadway Says the Mas
ter's Business Demands
Haste.


The Christian Endeavor topic this
week is discussed by Rev. Luther NJ
Broadway, pastor of Madeley NJ. r..
Church. who takes for his subject,
THE folly OF Procrastination" Mr..
broadway says:
The Masters business demands
haste.
]. Because men are dying physically
and spiritually. The Christian who does
not recognize this is n useless one lie
cannot In any sence become a soul
winner unless this fact is burning
conviction within him. IL the punish
ment of the unbeliever were to last
for only one thousand years, or even
hundred thousand years, and then
another chance for repentance be
given, the human heart would say
let them nlone then and don't be too
much concerned If they VIII not hear.
! But that Is not the situation. Eternal
! destruction from the presence of the
| Lord awaits them. What that terrific
! fact means. God alone knows. and
! time and time again has warned men
OF its reality. Hence the folly Of pro-
crastination. The Masters business
demands haste.
.. Because you are getting older and
less qualified 10 undertake personal
work.
Doubtless the life Of every Chris
tian contains records OF missed OPP
portunlties. They are, indeed, TRACE
dies. Happy is he. who. realizing the
enormity OF the sins of procrastina-
ton. earnestly endeavOurs to restore
the years that the locusts have eaten
by redoubled faithfulness
The topic next week viii ho con
tributcd by the Rev. Charles II. Bob
ncr OF Hanover Presbyterian Church
Christian Endenvor in Holy Trinity
Lutheran Church Is very efficiently
organized General supervision oi
Christian Esdeavor activities is in th'
hands of tho executive committee
This committee merely encourages
and advises in an unobstrusivo way
This church nj the present time, hai
only ono society. However, commit
tees are engaged on plans relative Il
the formation OF Junior and Inter
mediate societies. 1t is expected tina
department superintendent will su
pervise the work.
The pastor. Rev. s. +. Wicker. will
attend the East Pennsylvania Syno'
during the week and rs result TIN
, Christian EndeavOr Society VIII as
, sumo full charge Of the mid-weel
prayer meeting.
ON Sunday evening. beginninl
promptly at 7.l5 J.. IN, Miss Ethc
I Nuhn will have charge of the G. L
n program and is prepared TO conduc
an interesting meeting. Wilbur
Driscoll Of IN, Wilmington Cit
Union will he present at this meet
. ing.
Tho Hanover Society will have
special program FOR Sunday as TIL
il their Rally day service. The meetin
, will he in charge OF the president, Ca
= win Turner. and will start at 3.
Robert IIackett. the president OF III
Delaware State G. Il. Union. will |
present and will make short az
dress
II The feature will be n small play
charge OF the dramatic society.
: Ernest Peoples and Miss Martha !
r Wilson Of the Hanover society, wei
d married at 4 o'clock Saturday after
- noon in Hanover Church by the Re
7, Charles II. Bonner. The weddir
II music was played by Samuel ]. Blacl
J. well. brother-in-law Of the brid
= groom. 1t is thought that Mr.. and Mr.
n Peoples will motor to Lake Geors
,e on their honeymoon.
l. The Peninsula Methodist Proste
W ~ - hof
m meeting at the home of, Miss Ru
Wainwright on Tuesday evening. Pla
'e for rally day We're discussed. 4
n Alumni council has been formed al
Or now has a total membership of
o. There are II "tithers" Conrad
SIS of the Quiet Hour" and life wo
recruits in this society.
IN First Central Presbyterian Socie
al won the Christian Endeavor WoI
o. prize and was awarded a large pi
SIS ture of DR.. Francis L. Clark. l
t. Clark is the founder of Christian E
1g deaVor
Id A meeting of the City Convent
ur committee will be held in First-Ce
I'd trail Presbyterian Church Mond
m, evening at 7.15. The entire person.
D." of each committee will be present.
an At the meeting of this commit
he Tuesday evening in the Y. NJ. c.
in Frank +. Ballantyne. the chairmf
presided. He called for committee
ID ports and was rewarded with We
pleasing results.
MS An unselfish plan very character
eet tic of Christian Endeavor, is that
at sending delegates to the convent
from the various societies and unto
in Their expenses, II Is understood
,xt be borne by the bodies sending the
the money is sometimes appropria
ne from the treasury and sometin
he gathered by private subscription.
IN To be sent as n delegate impl
nd a responsibility to bring back to
society or the union. an inspiring
count of the convention and give
as widely as possible, thus spread
abroad the blessed convention INF
i, cnce. Many life has been gloriou
re- transformed because of receiving
90 gift of attendance at a Christian
:. deavor convention.
~, The convention reception commit
of which S. Norris Nenn Is charm
az Will toiiSlSt VI Wibt-aNahc f-ituSstN
= ers, those that can be depended VI
80 quick -witted for all emergencies, "a
full and cordial. These are fine qu
81 ties, but they are not hard 10 disc
Ell among Christian Endeavor
Squads of the committee will be
signed to the different stations
each squad will become thoroue
us familiar with its duties in adVanc
WIZ Convention automobiles, in cha
lie of this committee will be pressed
TIA service to transport all delegates