New Britain herald., 1916-03-11

M n, to the board of for
 Emissions .. 5000 @ tn, New Britain Gener-
 M $173.SG @ leaves a balance in the bank #trlbution at conferent times M Besides this our people
 to the Brooklyn Meth odist Mbal hospital, s1S000, which is Mpaid before the first of April H 0.00 to the Church of All
 New York city, to be paid # he same time. We have given N to the Boys club of New Brit x s25 out of our regular poor M Besides the benevolent gifts, #come through the W. r. M. S.. x. H. NJ. s., Standard Bearers. @ Esthers, PhiIathea class and
 @0.00 which the Sunday school Mo foreign and home missions, # an increase in grand total of Mper cent. over last year.
 Report of PhiIathea Class M report of the Philathea class. @ l.. J. Skinner covers a period Mteen months in order to bring Nords up to correspond with the N ear of the church.
 X class expenses were as follows: Mtls $5.37, dues to union S1.00, Sg S5.6O, card file soc, gifts @ miscellaneous $2.05; s40.7S. #pathy and service expenditures
 Ws:
 @ CTS $11.1o, Neumann fund s15, # Wu-Chengtu, W. China $21, &s sick child. $1.05, religious in # 500, $. S. association for tes- Ns $500 blanket, Tuberculosis # S4.05. W. II. NJ. $. 5000, @nas for poor S11.02, Christmas B @innlent for $. s. s450, cotton Hd Cross work $2.52, Church of Ntioas s25.00, Camp Ground as Bon s1e.o0, tennis court $500, #s (''OId ladys day) $2.00, "Si- sutler" (Ladies Aid) s1.oO, hos 8xpenses of a class mate 5000; ahaye a balance on hand March A6-$91.25.
 ghe foregoing you will see that Sll hold up the national Phlla- banner on which is inscribed |Io things.
 most important event of the car was the taking of a bright, China girl to whom we will college education. She is an st Christian and will give her ! teaching her people.
 hl1ange in class administration has proved d marked success he adoption of a group system.
 member of the class is assigned le of the four groups. Each is responsible for the program sunday each month and has te part in the service of the
 Each group gives one social r. .... rthar group has charge of the Iy affairs of the class-keeps lch with members out of town,
 flowers to the sick. decorates hurch on special occasions on st of the pastor and finds helpers le church Nursery.
 jam group has charge of spe- nusic for Sunday programs and t1 icla a c n ,rt of any forward movement. rcas group has charge of local ty work, holiday dinners for the
 visiting "our'' widow and he1 hildren and assisting them, also tering to two shut-ins.
 scilla group is in charge of mis- ry information and missionary as we'll as corresponding with 'Chinese sister, Wegenyen." , shall adopt the national Phil secret service idea this year h is the establishment of a pray rcle-that will pray regularly for members of the class and its with the two-fold object .o1 ng any that are not members o1 church to, assume that reIa for deepening and broadening the ual life of each individual.
 Junior Baraca Report.
 e report of the Junior Baracs
 of the Sunday school was pre- d by William Day, the teacher Flows:
 e Junior Baraca class was forme eet the demand for an organiza
 made by a group of nineteen
 then in the intermediate depart < of the Sunday school. The,
 too young to join the Barac; !; and in addition they did no
 to lose their identity as a sep } body. hile no attempt is made to adher formal organization. nevertheless ss are elected who act as leader le various lines of activity. le young men conduct their ow ing and closing exercises in thei I. At present they are using a xt book, Fosdick's Manhood c Master"
 1e class is a member of the Sun School Athletic League and has l entered for each line of sport. 1e objective of the class at tn ent time Is to furnish the qual
 and provide a pleasant and com able room that they can conside r own. According to the preser when their object is attained
 be celebrated with a banquet [ given in their own room. Tn