New Britain herald., 1919-06-21

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 Song, Iris emu say''
 Exercise by Children of Italian School Song, "In June"
 Girls Choir
 Introduction by Herald-Matthew
 A Junior Boy
 ''The Flowers Primary Girls Introduction by Herald Matthew 6:3O ''The Grass Primary Boys Introduction by Herald
 Matthew 1O:c9 "The Birds Primary Girls Introduction by Hcrald-
 Love anG Service" Junior Boys Recitation, The Flowers Message"
 Junior Boys Song, "All Things Bright and Beau
 tiful'
 Girls Choir OffcrtOry-
 The offering will be made for the New Britain Milk Station Presentation cf Testanents- Copies Of the New Testament are given to children of the church on the seventh anniv ersary of their baptism. The following receive these: George Leonard Cochrane, Robert Ibelle Hume, Adna Russell Johnson, Harry Theodore Kieffer, Edna Orlean Kieffer, Lawrence Henry Kleffer, Ken meth Frederick Knox, Judson Swan ! Landon, Grace Annie McArthur, Olive l Mae Prelle, Eunice Eleanor Rickert, William George Sheldon, Augusta Amelia Stipek, Cecil Bembridge Tuf- ton, Norman Arthur Vining, Katherin 1 Christine Wacker, Irene May Winger. The graduates of the Teachers | Training class will receive diplomas l as follows:
 Victoria Adams, Olive B. Chase, Helen J. Clancy, Helen Dix, Doris D. 1 Horsfall, Victoria Manoelin, Alice s. 1 Stingle.
 Address by Pastor, "Four Things Closing Hymn-460. 1 Prayer
 1 Benediction
 1 Organ Postlude, Postal March" Calk1nS Next Sunday morning there will be the celebra tion' of the communion and | reception of new members. Minor preparatory service in Parish chapel on rhae&day at 7:45 P. M. | ; The Young Peoples society of Chris regular meeting at ' p. m in the Parish | chapel. The meeting will be in charge l of the missionary committee and will have as a topic "Christianity and the Tollers of India.''
 The annual church outing and Sun day school picnic will be held at Lake Compounce, Saturday, June 2S. Spe- | clal trolley cars will leave the Central green at 9:30. Take the cars with | the blue markers reading South | Church Sunday School" Returning. the cars will leave the lake at 4:3O. As usual, all memters of the school | will be provided free tickets, coverin Q. trolley fare, ice cream, merrv-go- round, lemonade, steam launch ride, etc. For those not belonging to the school who desire to use the special cars, the round trip will be 35 cents. Athletic events have been arranged for both boys and girls. Not only the pu- pills but their parents, and all mem bers of the parish and their friends, are most cordially invited to attend 1 the picnic. Those willing to contribute l toward defrayinc the expenses of the picnic are asked to send their contri- buttons to Mrs. w. l.. Williams 53 1 Hart street. or leave them in the i church office.
 The summer session of the church l school will hold it's first meeting next | Sunday, June 29, and will continue ] through Sunday, September IA. All | classes will meet at 9:30, the primary and Beginners in their usual room. all ! others in the parish chapel. Special i programs have been arranged on the subject of Making Good Americans, '' being based on the chiidren's ethical code which we n the $5,000 prize. The l subjects for the twelve Sundays are: | The Law of Health, the Law of Self | Control, the Law of Self R Reliance, the Law of Reliability, tho Law of Clean | Play, the Law of Duty, the Law of l Good Workmanship, the Law of Team l Work the Law of Kindness, the Law of 1 Loyalty, the Law of Reverence and ! Making Our School the Best School in l tfe Country. All pupils and their par ents are asked to give the summer l school their most enthusiastic support, and make ii the best summer session | in -he history of the school.