Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-09-22
PRESBYTERY To
|; MEET SEPT. 20
Fall Session of Monmouth
Body Will be Held at James,
burg Church

JAMESBURG, Sept. 22.-The fall
meeting of the Presbytery of Mon
mouth will be held in the Jamesburg
Presbyterian church on Monday and
Tuesday, September rs and 26. Two
sessions will be held the first day AMI
n on the final day of the meeting.
Prominent members of the clergy
OF the United States have been list
ed for addresses. The presiding Of
ficer of the meeting will be the Rev.
Frank Lukens, of Burlington, mod
y orator of the Presbytery. The pro-
I gram in full follows:
Monday. September rs. $3.50 p. nj.
4 2:30-Devotional service, Rev.
J Walter T. Hawthorne, Englishtown,
leader.
800 to 4:00-Conference on
church administration.
Cd THE Consolidation of the
Church Boards led by Rev. J. A.
Matheson. THE Proposed General
Council and Executive Commission"
led by Rev. Thomas Tyack, DID,. of
Hishtstown. THE New Methods
with the Narrative" discussion led
by Rev. William P. Finney, DID,, of
Lincoln University, Pa.
4 to 5-Conference on steward
ship.
Introduction by Rev. r. A. Brote-
markle, of Mt. Holly Presbyterial,
director of stewardship.
4:10-Address by DIR. David Nc
Conaughy, director of stewardship
in the Presbyterian church in United
States Of America.
4:40-Round table, led by DR..
David McConaughy.
4:50-Address: Stewardship and
Evangelism" by Rev. S. Willis Nc
Kelvey, DID,, of st. Paul's Presby-
terrain church, Philadelphia.
Monday evening, September rs,
1880 p. M.
An inspiration service, Rev. John
Muyskens, Red Bank, presiding.
Service of song led by Rev. Weaver
X. Eubank, Jamesburg. Selections
by Red Bank Brotherhood Quartette.
Address-"The Coming Revival"
Rev. Robert Watson, d. D., Second
City.
Selection Just Outside the
Door," Red Bank Quartette.
\ The Lords Supper, the modera-
I tor presiding.
The Sacramento hymn.
Reading of the Scripture Lesson,
Rev. J. S. Dauerty, Moorestown.
Prayer of Conservation, led by
Rev. Arien Muyskens,, of Long
Branch.
The Administration of Bread,
Rev. N. F. Stahl, D. D., of River
ton.
The Administration of Wine, Rev.
William Moore, of Lakehurst.
The closing hymn, "Blest Be the
Tie That Binds"
Benediction, Rev. Robert Watson,
D. d.
Tuesday, September Goth, $3.50 a. m.
Suggested Docket
Devotional service, the Moderator
presiding.
Hymn No. SO.
Scripture Reading, Rev. Thomas
Tyack, D. d.
Prayer, Rev. D. l.. Parsons.
Sermon by the retiring moderator,
Rev. Frank Lukens.
Roll call. Election of moderator.
Appointment of vice moderator.
Appointment OF standing commit
tees.
Report of stated clerk.
Reception and dismissal of
members.
Request of general assembly as to
committee on narrative.
Report of committee on meetings
Of Presbytery.
Request of synod as to its next
meeting.
Proposed change of rule as.
Report Of new era committee.
Address, Rev. Thornton Penfeld,
d. D., secretary of metropolitan
l district Of New Era Movement.
Report OF permanent committees
Report of committees on Evange-
listic work.
Report of trustees. .
Report of committee on seasonal
records.
Vacant churches: Old Tenant
Tuckerton, Manasquan, New Egypt
The committee on program are;
Rev. A. A. Mckay, chairman;
Rev. John Muyskens, acting chair
man; Rev. J. F. Wolf, Rev. Freder-
lex schweitzer, Rev. Weaver X
Eubank. Ill,
Rev. Frederick Schweitzer viii
preside at the opening session; Rev
Mr.. John Muyskens at n Monday
night session, and Rev. Frank Lu-
kens at the closin gsession on Tues-
day morning.