Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-10-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL
EVENT OCT. Z
County Convention Will be
Held in Woodbridge Con-
gregationaI Church

WOODBRIDGE, Oct. 6.-"The
church of tomorrow is in the Sun
day school of today" is the motto
of the fifty-seventh annual owen
ton of the Middlesex county Sunday
School Association, which is to be
held at the First Congressional
church on Thursday. October IL.
Three sessions will occupy the day
the first one is announced for 10
o'clock in the morning, the second
for 2 o'clock in the afternoon, and
the evening session will begin at 1880
o'clock.
A reception committee will re-
ceive all the visitors who plan to at
tend the convention. ]. e. Bracken-
ridge, superintendent of the Presby-
terrain Sunday school. as chairman
of the transportation committee will
see to it, that buses and autos are
provided to meet the fast line trolley
cars and bring the guests direct to
the church free of charge.
An enrolment committee, in the
rear of the church auditorium will
have charge of registration of men,
bers of the convention. Mrs. A. G.
Stell will sell Sunday school books
and other literature which she has
received from the UNCONVENTIONAL
publishing houses
Great interest Is being conferred in
the convention. Preparations are
being made by all the workers In
charge of the arrangements to make
the fifty-seventh convention an event
| never to be forgotten. Hospitality
20 the visitors will be the general
keynote of the members, residents
of the Woodbridge township through
| whose efforts the convention is to
take place here.
The complete program follows:
MORNING SESSION
| Presidene j. w. Clark in the Chair
10:00-Devotional service. By
Rev. w. " d. Strong, pastor Con-
ventie.n church.
10:10-Greetings. BY Mr.. John H.
Love principal of Woodbridge High
School.
1o:15-Arpo:ntment of commit
tees
1O:2o-Address: subjenr, "lhe
/ Other Half of Teaching" BY Miss
Frances Hedden, state s%uperinten-
dent of Children's Division.
10:50-Song. followed by the
morning offering.
11:OO-Address: Subject. 1.-THE
County Young Pepole's Confer
ence" by Mr.. Marry Reed Bowen.
state secretary Young Peoples Work
1885 = Conferences. Chlidren's
Division, conducted by Miss Hedden.
Young Peoples, conducted by Mr..
Bowen. Administration, conducted
by Rev. Anthony Luidens. State
Secretary Joseph E. Apply will pre-
sent the Program on Budget in the
Administration Conference.
12:30-Adjourn. Dinner will be
served by the people of the Metho-
dist church for rs cents in the
Methodist church. Tickets are. on
sale at the Convention church.
AFTERNOON SESSION. 2 p. NJ.
President J.. w. Clark in the Chair
2:00-Devotional service. BY Rev.
Frank G. Merrill, pastor of the New
Market Baptist church.
2:15-Reports of County Secre-
tary and Treasurer with recommen-
dations.
2:30-General Business of the AS
ISOLATION. Report of the Auditing
Committee. Report of the Educa-
tional Committee, Rev. Anthony
Luidens, chairman. Children's Di-
vision, Miss Agelina Wray. Young
Peoples Mrs. L. H. Matlack. Re-
port of the Department Heads.
Adult Division, Rev. L. H. Chamber
lin. Home Department, Mrs. E. S.
Relyea. Teacher Training, Mr.. F.
H. Budd. Administration, Rev.
Fred Zimmerman.
2:45-Report of the Nominating
committee and its adoption. Dis
position of the recommendations of
the officers.
s:OO-Convention Offering and
Pledges.
3:15-SCng.
3:20-Address, Weekday Re-
ligious Education" By Canon c. S.
Lewis, Trenton. N. J.
3:55-Singing.
4:00-Address, The Modern
Conscience" BY DR.. Herman H.
Horne of N. Y. University.
4:40-Adjournment. Supper will
be served at the Methodist church
at $50 p. m. Tickets on sale at
the Convention church and at the
Methodist church for so cents.
EVENING SESSION AT 1880
7:30-Service of Song, conducted
by the superintendent of the Con-
vention church Sunday school, Mr..
P. H. Stryker, assisted by a chorus
of young people.
7:50-Devotional service. BY Rev.
L. v. Buschman, pastor Presbyte-