New Britain herald., 1920-07-19

the w. r. NJ S., Sunday morning, July 25, at 10:30: Bishop Wilson, who will preach Sunday, August l, at the same hour; Dr. Dent, who will de- liver two addresses, Dr. Dorchester of Bristol tfour addresses); Mrs. Wal ter P. Buck, Miss May B. Lord, Rev. John l.. Davis. Professor A. H. Rap kIng Con rural work), Rev. Arthur J. Smith and Rev. John Callahan, who will conduct evangelistic services every evening at 7'30.
 Provisions will also be made for the Sunrise meeting at e:15 daily and the class meeting at S:15.
 Mrs. Frank D. Chapin, superinten- dent of Junior league work in the district, will be in charge of the chill dren'S meetings. Young Peoples work in charge of Messrs. Hollis French, Raymond Pease, Edgar F. Beckley and Fred Roberts. Young People's meeting w. F. Fairbank of Middletown will be in charge of the singing.
 DAILY SCHEDULE.
 Friday, July 23.
 10:30-Opening sermon, Rev. A. J. Smith. Subject, "All at Work" MT. Smiths marked success in develop ing the "Win-One-Legion'' plan in his church specially comments him. dresses on 'The Making of a Chris tian." pr. L. H. Dorchester.
 7:3o-Rev. John Callahan. Open ing service in practical evangelism.
 Saturday, July 24.
 (Grand Conference Day.) e:30-Devotional hour. Rev. J. l.. Davis.
 1o:3o-Dr. Dorchester, 'The Chris tian's Belief
 2:oo-Dr Dent, "rhe Recent Gen eral Conference.''
 3:oo-Professor A. H. Rapking on rural work.
 7:30-Rev. John Callahan.
 Sunday, July 25.
 9:30-Love feast.
 1o:so-Sermon, Bishop Fred B. Fisher.
 2:30-Sermon.
 7:30-Rev. John Callahan.
 Monday. July 26.
 Centenary Day.)
 e:3O-Devotional hour. Rev. J. L. Davis.
 10:so-Dr. Dorchester, '"The Chris tian's Program
 2:oo-Dr. Dent, ''The Present Status of the Centenary
 3:o0-Professor Rapking. .7:30-Rev. John Callahan.
 Tuesday, July 27.
 Sunday School Day.) 9:3o-Devotional hour, Rev, J. L. Davis.
 1o:30-Dr. Dorchester, Should Christians Be Saints?'' 2:Oo-Address, Rev. Victor G. Mills. s:o0-Professor Rapking.
 7:30-Rev. John Callahan.
 Wednesday, July 2S.
 (w H. M. s. Day.) e:so-Devotional hour. Miss May E. Lord.
 1o:so-Address, Rev. E. c. Tul1ar. 2:oO-w H. M. s. Address, Forty Years of Achievement" Mrs. Walter F. Buck of New London. .gss. ssa.a s.e1: s:oo-Professora Rapking.
 7:3O-Rev. John Callahan.
 Thursday, July 29. h
 (Ladies' Aid Society Day.) e:3O-Devotional hour. Miss Lord. 1O:3O-President, Mrs. Edward Skillman, Hartford; prayer, Rev. W. c. Giffin, Forestville: address. Some Features of a Live Society" Mrs. ". w. Gibson, Meriden: address, The Society as Social Center" Mrs. Charles Beardsley, Waterbury: ad- dress, Extending the Society's Use- fulness." Mrs. Harry Frost, New Ha- ven. 1:so-President, Mrs. Lyman T. Law. New Haven; prayer, Mrs. Fred Goodrich. New Britain; address, "How We Raise Our Money" Mrs. c. | B. Bromley, New Haven; address, "Should the Ladies' Aid Society. Have an Annual Convention for This Dis trict?" Mrs. L. F. Leonard, Torring- l ton. address. What Are the Days | Assets" Miss Bertha Sheldon, New Britain. Note-It is desired to make this | program a help to all Ladies' Aid so- cieties. Pastors are asked to urge | their people to attend. 3:0O-Professor Rapking. 7:3O-Rev. John Callahan.
 Friday, July 90. e:3O-Devotional hour. Miss Lord. |
 Stewardship Day.)