Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-25
NORW:EH TOWN

At the First Congregational Christian ESndeavor Missionary meeting, Sunday fbevening in the chapel, several foreirn countries were represented by members as follows: Miss Sadi Dawson imper- sonated a Chinese officials wife, speak ing of the urgent needs of China Miss Louis Hyde as her cousin. Mrs. Zumbro CHattie Hyde) a missionary in India. spoke for the need of that country; Miss Lucille Bailey, describing the needs of Japan, represented Miss Alice Adams, a missionary; while Miss Margaret Chapin as Miss Susan Rowland also a mission ary, poke in the interests of Ceylon. Robert Avery, impersonating his uncle. Dr. Ussher. spoke for the great needs in Turkey. This specially arranged meet ing proved most isteresting as the re suit of a fictitious will by fictitious per son who had bequeathed $20o,00o, to be divided among these countries suffering for help. This imaginary sum was dis l tributed according to the best judg- ment of the trustees of the will, L. | Nelson and Miss Martha Taylor. CThe | c. B. Missionary conanittee.)
 Glimmer 2--of the educational pageant which Is to be given in the near future. was rehearsed at West Town street school about one o'clock on Monday, with the girls of the seventh and eighth ] grades from Town street school, who were accompanied by Mrs. Janet La throp Miss Mary Rogers of the general committee was in charge.
 l The young people of the First Method fist Episcopal schurch held an interesting meeting Sunday afternoon at 3:30. The topic, Missionary Results in Asia. Miss Theodore Brown was the leader Al this meeting a Christian Endeavor so. ciety was organized, with Rev. William Crowford, the church pastor, presiding over the business session. Officers were chosen as follows: President, Miss Ire. odora Brown; vice president, Edwir Howe secretary. Le Roy Miner; treas urer, Lewis Irish; and the following committees: Lookout Mise Florence M Bennett, chairman, Mrs. Albert Miner. class of young women andr Miss Ben nett's class of young men music Mis-! Hazel Cruthers, chairman, Miss Blancht Wheeler, Miss Louise Lupert and Mis- Florence Brown; social, Miss Bertrud left, chairman, members of the choi and Mrs. Miser's class Miss FTorenc Bennett was chosen for correspondin' secretary. The meeting closed witt prayer by the president Miss Brown.
 Norwich relatives received word ol Monday, which stated that MT. and Mrs William s. Geer who are passing tn winter in Florida, where they will re main at the Fuller bungalow for tn next few months. MT. and Mrs. Arthu C. Fuller recently left their home i
 New London for lengthy stay at thei
 Florida home. MT. and Mrs. Geer lef
 Norwich for Gainesville the middle c
 November. 1920, sinee' whicr time the
 have been visiting at the home of thei
 son and daughter-in-law, MT. and Mir
 Howard Geer. Previous to this the
 have reported the thermometer to registe
 around the so mark which IS not as war as usual at this season of the year.
 At the Congregation prayer servic'
 Thursday evening the topic will be Tn
 T1ses of Prayer. Matt. 5:5-15; Lux
 9:1-14. Prayer as approach. Praye Consultation. Worship and thank: t;vng in prayer. Prayer as refuge an
 Iwelight. The power and range of pray