Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-20
WILLIMANTIC

For several months Rev. A. D. Car penter, chairman of a committee ap- pointed by the WilImantic Ministers Union, has been working out plans for a Community Training School for Sunday School Workers in the local and nearby churches.
 The first term will begin September 24th and will continue for eleven weeks, meeting at 730 Tuesday eve The lectures on the first evening is public.
 The course on First Year Bible will be under the direction of Secretary Wallace I. Woodin of the Connecticut Sunday School Association, and that on First Year Child Study will be given by Dr. William J. Sly of Hart ford. Different lecturers will lecture on each course.
 An outline of the work of the fall term follows:
 Lecture Course 1, Fall Term 1918, first year child study, The Pupil, by Luther A Weigle. Lecture, forty five minute period-Sept. 2. Physical Ac- s, Middle Childhood; Oct. 15, Later Childhood; Oct. 22, Early Adolescence; Oct 2S, Later Adolescence; Nov. 5, Instinct ond Habit; Nov 12. The Will Nov. 19. Morality: Nov. 26, Religion; Dec. 3, Examination.
 Lecture Course 2--First Year Birle. Fall Term. 191S Bible Introduction. Forty-five Minute Period Sept "A, The Bible A Progressive, Disclosure of God: Oct. 1. The Making of The Old Testament, Its Growth Oct. 8, The Making of The Old Testament, Its Completion; Oct 15, The Apocrypha; i; Oct. g, The Making of the New Tes- lament, Sources of Material; Oct. 29, The Making of The New Testament Selection of Books; Nov. ., The Land of the Book. Illustrated Lecture; Nov, 12, The Bible as Literature; Nov 1S The Interpretation of the Bible; Nov 26, The Teachers Use of the Bible; Dec. 3, examination. Thirty -seven men Mill leave this city for Camp Greenleaf. Lytel. Ga. Thursday, Oct 10, to enter the Ma tional Army The local exemption | board received the notice Thursday morning and immediately picked out the men, which includes practically all of the class IA men in the district Some of the above men are farmers who were given deferred classifica- tion until harvest time. The list fol | lows:
 Henry P. Gagnon, Moosup. | Herbert w. Rathbun. Willimantic 1 Leo H. Desaulniers, Moosup.
 Herbert c. Kenyon, Moosup. | Fred w. Newton, Canterbury. | August Bernier, Baltic. l William H. Robert, Wauregan.
 Richard M. Burchnall, Hampton.
 Frank E. Hall, Chaplin. | L. Raymond Weldon, Brooklyn. ron
 Elmer E. Baker, Windham.
 Ralph W. Brown, Plainfield.
 Frank P Smith, Moosup.
 Charles J. Laplante WiiIimantic.
 Walter NJ. Olin. Willimantic.
 Harold Mcdonald. East Douglas. Alphege Potvin, Willim9ntic. i Harold A Stone, Hampton. Edward K. Caffrey, Brooklyn.
 Wilfred E. Burdick, Chaplin.
 Daniel Cornell, Willimantic.
 Henry w. Clark, Scotland.
 Alfred Leclair, Willimantic.
 James Moran, Willimantic.
 James Moran, Willimantic. Charles E. Bigelow. Willimantic.
 Arthur Fountaine, Willimantic. , Bernard E. LarlIn, Willimantic.
 Herbert Campbell, Plainfield
 Raymond E. Medbury, Pomfret. | Emery Coady, Moosup. ; Vincent Hawkins, Oneco.
 Antonio Girasole, Willimantic. l Arthur Plankey Wauregan.
 Theodore Bertrand, Willimantic. . Gisare Girchare, Willimantic. f Alternates-Leo P Cornell, Plair field; Frederick N. Olmstead, Pomfre The limited service men will be ser to Camp Upton, N. Y. Oct. 2, bl they have not been selected yet. The members of the legal advisor tboard for the filling out of the ques ) tionnaires of the new men called 1
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 Chamber of Commerce rooms on Mai
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