Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-29
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WILLIMANTIC CAMP MEETING
 BIC CLOSING DAY sUNos-

Ss-tul oa9s ike all Ale rest was most q beautiful with sunshine and comfortable 1 temperature.
 At the morning watch the leader was ] Rev. Truman II. Woodward, of Wap- i ping. After offering prayer, he read ! Philippians l: 9-12. his topic being The 1 Prayer of Perseverance. Paul was a great illustration of perseverance !. through ali manner of persecution. One | of the knocl1-osit drops which will chec'- perseverance is uncertainty in our b. lief; another is eowardlce physical or moral; third is laziness. we shirlz cur responsibilities All the greatest biezs- ings come through perseverance,.
 9he closing periods of institute study. Rev F. J. Curry's theme was Home Missions and the World Of Work Rev Joseph Cooper lectured on Methoasst Doctrine and Provram. Dean Bcshc eontinred his addresses dn The Para i | 5les. aud Rev. A. Earl TScrnahan spoi on The Sreci'' Responsibility of an ! American Christian
 ] Rev. James A. Beebe. D.D.. dean ofl ] Boston University Theological Scho.l. , In his conc'udilg taUA 7r the narabless s ] TO the Social Scheme of Inc KIn-,icrr.. What should be ihc attitude ~ the ! Christian church toward divorce veal. D and povefiv. and coonc-ation in living | together? Thcse rr0bleus have afwa- . existed. Now Tcsus went infd detail u-- on but one of these. that fs n1nrrisre ! and divorce. The latter was oven ca=-
 ie- .n Chr rt's dav tran in ours Family colsnreTcc iE most inarortenr for ft re derign-d to ratgc tisc ruccecdrn- -r1.-.- tiop. and mass on fn it f'a fneFt md hi@h2s- ideelg. Jesus Csrteially c1-- 1ar1od divorce on rurnoSe for eyriff r,- { m7-riSge. Christ lool-z on all soetsl
 nrohlerqs from the ethical and spiritual standrcirt
 ! Chrlst's vvo-ls or we-lth. for exam-ls.
 are ilumir"'ing thorrh general 1-rn
 seem ta thin'. that rooney and ;'.i---7
 gre the ir1onrf9nf u-effers of 'fre Now
 thc l'fe of i'.- e-i-'- rlre' have a rnos
 material faHn5rtio1. Don't snoth. P
 vourealf in th'r~7. however. T5se d7-s not c0rsiet fn this Tn Iute 70 vse f--r Christ warni-- arainTt hvooo-isv. '-1a many appear 10 'i',c rr'i~ion hor7u-e
 of it's economic va'ue. Tho ravqh'a cs
 "ths rich .fonI' Illustrates thc foIl7cv
 Of tbls.
 fThc rich man and La7arrs' over throws the Jewish idc. that los of
 no-sessions shows thHt ~oo7nees a1wa~- issues in vea'tN. hut sin is necessarily , back of all poverty. Fsavan ro-er--= ] tNn thin~e Of earth fr r01-iers ot 14~t- Ing wealth The r-;.l- rea of ear'r'= wealth '. 70 sa use r. trat YOU vi, grow { s0iritu-H~ eDd necessarily czcane t0 , heaven at iart
 Rev. 4 Ta-l Karnahan fn the clos 2 '7r hon- e--rhasizad tho necessity oi . investing ners07alitv in Christian ser- . vice. rather than n money and mora material thia~s
 1 St o'cTocI, there were rarncs a' 2 tennis and vollev haU ct tho recreation | Dd h- ~r rH } -round is seen in tho earerness os th- 5 voun-. neonle to enter into the hesithey ! s-orts there afforded. and the inter7s , a6uits take in being spectators of th' games.
 , The twilight service was held at th. e playground at s o'clock. under the direc T tion of the district Enworth LeaFul 2 president Rev V. V Sawyer The auditorium was q very comfort Q able place for the afternoon service oi e Saturday. The warmer weather brough e out a large. congrera ton. Prayer wa Il offered by Rev. John Pearce of Willi
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 $ The afternoon speaker was anothe f man from South America. Rev. Pau = ! Penzotti. DID. pastor in Uruguay. Fl
 ] said there were over eighty millions O . Snanish-sneaking Deonle in South Amor y ica. Brazil is bigger than the Unitei
 ! HTdIcS. ne ArfteS 4S NlH FNUEsSt WibNlt !, tain range in the world. Patagonia ! 1 no desert. for<t raises 250 million sheen !. It has the biggest rivers. The Amazon T has four times as much water as th T Mississippi But it lacks religion. Onl, 2 four men oEt of the 5000 students i V the great university at Ruenos Ayrc e believe fin God. Men seeking God settle Il North America. men seeking gold wen to South America.
 l. The yearly business meeting of tn e Norwich District Erworth League wa 9 held in the tabernacle at o'clock Sat U urday. the president. Rev v. v. Sawyer 9 Of Rockville. occupying the chair. Tn
 district sunerintendent, Rev. W H Bath. ofterei prayer. The vSriou 7, lcaEues on the district answered th c roll call. The treasurer. Miss Eiizabet A. Lane, or Norwich. made her rennr
 which showed s3s.24 balance on ham !: Beside this SIPS in registration fees rc s- cefvad this year has been turned owe D. tc the keeping Of the district srlpcrir T tendent. Rev. W. Fl. Bath. IL was vote . that this he naid over 10 the campnlee' e ing association.
 O Mrs ". J. Ste0hens Of Vernon mad
 a 7eport as fourth vice president r. T
 Florian. of East Hartford reported 70
 registered of when l55 ware from mi E district. New London held the recori '' having 21. T. was voted that S3s a
 hand for the Dpdd fund be sent fr-rn' = diateiy to Rev. Duncan P. Dodd. Chir
 kianr. China
 The officers elected are: Pres'den
 Rev. v. V Sawyer. Rockville: first vic
 president r. P. Florian. East Hartford
 second. Rev. R. L. Roberts. ..orwicf
 ] third. T. A Dalton. New London: fourt'
 Mrs. " J. Stephens Vernon; secrt D ltary. Miss Doris Symonds. Rockville h treasurer. Miss Elizabeth A. Lane. No nt wich: superintendent CT Junior leavu
 work. Miss Ruth La Farge, East Glai ,t. tonhury.
 The annunI instItute social was hc
 in the dining room Friday evening. aft
 the close Of the evening service. All n
 itables were surrounded with over hu' or dred happy young people. College vel nd and songs abaunded before light r
 treatments were served. 4 wonderl ia iazz orchestra. led by Mrs Ida Richarl nd son. of Norwich; played several iun w on corustan1s. squashes, cucumber on vioIins etc. An institute roll call VI
 read by Miss Marjorie Stephens of Ve ok non. There was an institute history
 Miss Ruth Fiake. of Danielson; in on stituta poem by Mrs A. Elwood; il
 stitute prophecy by Mrs. Muriel lone he institute series of resolutions. by Nj CT Lillian Potter. of Portland. ClosiT is- words were given by the district supe
 intendent, Rev. W. IT. Bath. of Norwic I'll who offered prayer.
 be There was so large a chorus cho
 on the platform ir. the tabernacle th oa there was scarcely room for the hs ,t- dozen preachers sitting at the fro