Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-19
NORWICH UNIVERSALIsTS
 TOOTH ANNIVERSARY (Continued From Page Nine.l

matter what you believe for you ought to believe the truest and best Your life is affected by what you believe.
 Dr. Flasher scored the young people of this day who are mad for amusement and entertainment. It is all right for them to have a good time, he said. No church believes in a good time for young people any more than our own church But young people should be shown that therea is a serious side to life. We need religion today, the kind of religion that will make men live up to their ideals.
 National Superintendent Speaks.
 Rev John Smith Lowe, DD., national superintendent of the Universalist churches of America was the final speaker of the afternoon. Dr. Lowe's address dealt largely with the denomi- national campaign for more members and for larger financial resources for the church and he urged all present to give their undivided support and to back the campaign to the limit.
 Where there is no vision the people perish, said Dr Lowe. Blessed be the old men who see visions and the young men who dream dreams Dr. Lowe then went ! on to speak of the latest denominational campaign or adventure" as he styled it. Our slogan, he said, is Two Univer- salists that work where but one year ago { we had one" It is sink or swim; sue reed or fail We have launched our ship, set our sail and the winds of God blow it.
 Eighteen months ago when we launch- ed into our last campaign it was not the people ,and there were plenty of them who said, Ut cant be done" who are responsible for it's success It was the people, who, regardless of what was in their hearts, faced the task with the spirit, Tt can be done" who are respon- sble for it's success.
 ] Rev Dr. Lowe earnestly urged his au- dience to give their undivided support and to back the campaign to the limit
 The service was brought to a close shortly before 5.30 o'clock.
 ! The evening session followed a real old fashioned baked bean supper which was served by the Ladies Aid society. Mrs. Joseph l.. Oat, president. Mrs Marietta Wright was chairman of the supper com mittee.
 Evening Session
 The evening session opened with ar 1 organ prelude by the organist, William | Huber. This was followed by Gounod's anthem, Lovely Appear by the choir Rev Joseph F. Cobb. of SoutA Windham a former pastor of the church. offered prayer, and Rev. T. A. Fisher, D. D. read the scripture lesson. As the offer tory Mrs. William Grove sang Adams Send Out Thy Light"
 The speaker of the evening was Rev V. E Tomlinson, D. D., of Worcester Mass. who took for his subject "Th, Church in Our Times" Dr. Tomlinso1 brought vividly before the people tn, problems that confront the world todd! and as a solution to these problems tn only one is the church and never befor has the church had such an opportunit, to do such a large work.
 We live in evil times, said Dr. Tom linson. and have been passing througl evil times, but good is sure to come fo good always comes after evil. Te1 million young men have been lost to tn
 world in the past four years of wal
 Men with promising careers have gon ! down 10 early graves. Many million r more have suffered. Was it necessary
 You know it was not It was the gree f and avarice and longing for power tha did if. The world has nothing to r 7 proud of to hand down to it's posterit. ' These are unsettled times times of LII certainty, politically. economically. dt e mestically, and morally. Russia is LII
 dergoing a period of a general breal
 down. England is having strikes and tt
 Irish question. The United States is in e state of unrest as Is all the world. Eco1 e omic conditions are unsettled fortunes al .. made and lost every day prices are | l. and down. no two days alike. The q k vorce court are rushed with husine h more than ever before. showing that u
 domestic relations are strained. TheI
 is also a great moral instability. V e see it everywhere.
 n There is a need but what is i+? As S ihe scientist and he will tell vc< ~riert Q has done all it can Ask the busne e nan and he will tell you 1t is not veal
 for we4lth does not necessarily nal