New Britain herald., 1915-02-15
SOUTH CHURCH ADDS
 BOOKS 10 LIBRARY
Pastors Preach on Peace -ScrViCeS at the Churches This Week.

The addition of one hundred ane twenty books to the library of tht South Congregational church in 1 cludes some of the best publications just off the press, works that are eX. pected to be in great demand The 5000 volumes include many that are not fiction and list of the recent accessions in this field follows: Athearn, The Church School.'
 Barclay, First Standard Manual o1 Training"
 Barton, "A Young Mans Jesus"
 Bigelow, "American Policy"
 Bracq, France under the Repub- Hc."
 Clark, "Old Homes of New Amer | icans.'
 Cobb, The Real Turk.'
 Danielson, Lessons for Teachers of Beginners
 Cunning, The British Empire and the United States.'
 Faunce, The Social Aspects of Modern Missions
 Galatin, "A Great Peace Maker" | Grenfell, What the Church Means 1 to Me" 1
 Priddy, Through the Mil.'' 1 Rausch enbusch, "ChriStianiZing the Social Order"
 Riis, Neighbors.' Rose, The Housing of Parkside." St. John, "Child Nature and Child Nurture"
 slattery, He Took It Upon Him. self" 4. Steiner, From Alien to Citizen.'
 Trull, Five Missionary Minutes Trull Missionary Programs and Incidents Weigle, "The Pupil and the Teacher" Wood, Life and Ministry of Paul the Apostle Woodberry, North Africa and the. Desert Many pastors in their mons yes terday touched upon the tooth anni- versary of the signing of the treaty of Ghent. Rev. James E. Rees pas tor of the Stanley Memorial church. and Rev Dr. T. Edwin Brown talked on Peace" -.. ..s.
 Center Church Services.
 A valentine party will be given this evening at the Center church under the auspices of the Young Peoples society. An interesting program of games has been arranged by Miss Frances Doolittle, chairman of the so- cial committee, and an exceptional en- tertainment is promised. Frank Stephens ("Big Steve') of Wesleyan gave a talk at the meeting of the Young People last evening
 A meeting of the Boy Scouts will I> l,oy x3 t11o ;~t,% church chapel.
 Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock an important meeting of the standing committee will be held at the par sonage.
 Wednesday evening the Woman's Society will give an entertainment, Henry Graybill, who has lived in Can ton, China, for long time will give an illustrated lecture on China To- day and It's Outlook
 The Armenian Women's Bible class will meet at 2:30 Thursday afternoon and the week-night meeting for wor- ship and fellowship will be held at 7:45 D. m. Thursday. The subject is Religion and Education"
 meeting of the Womens Foreign Missionary department will be held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon. The subject is Austria
 The boys of the Center church will meet the Swedish Lutherans at the Y. M. C. A. in a basketball game Satur- day morning.
 The next Sunday School Workers Round Table comes Tuesday, Feb day 23
 The next communion service of the church will be held March r
 South Congregational Church.
 Rev. T. B. Powell of Center church, Meriden, preached yesterday morning at the South church in exchange with Rev. Dr. G. w. c. Hill, his subject being The Religion of the Natural" In the evening pr. Hill gave an ad- dress on Christianity and the Home"
 At meeting of the church in the new chapel at 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon A. w. Upson was elected a deacon to serve for one year.
 The Christian Endeavor society held a service al the town farm at 3:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
 Tonight a lecture on the life and work of David Livingstone will be given by c. R.. Atwood under the auspices of the Fidelity club of the Boys division. Musical numbers will be given by Harry Burdick and The ron Hart. Mr. Atwood's missionary labors have carried him close to the scenes of Livingstone's work in Afri- ca.
 The regular monthly meeting of the standing committee will be held at the church office at 445 P. M. Tues day.
 Owing to unexpected absence from the city last week pr. Hill was obliged to postpone the annual meet