New Britain herald., 1921-11-23

lQhhS tNHN Will fIlNHS TO go lNNl INtlt own way and 1T they won't there it 1 trouble. It some ot you thjnl, you are more practical than religions ! don't be dlGconragrd there i5 a big field for you
 The last supper and tbc table talk also came for some discussion by ! Dr Goodol
 Culture and iqnoiRnce
 Dr. Goolnll concluded his afternoon sermon by speaking. Of culture, "CuI- mrc," he said, "is @ splendid thing if it is righttully used Quite as much damage has been done to the hauai- work Of God by ignorance and im- morality as hy culture, Culture and morality do not always 60 to-. Fether Sometimes those who would teach the sciences and culture arc absolutely ignorant of the acieAco of the word Of God.
 Order of the Towel and Basin
 If l had my way and were going to organize new society l would or ganize the society of the Towel and Basin" The speaker explained his desires in this respect as an effort to commemorate the occasion when Christ washed the feet of the disciples
 Publicity Appreciated
 The Herald was highly compl- mented by the speaker in opening his evening services in the South church last night After personally thank ing the papers representative for what interest the paper has shown in the work, he announced from the pulpit his express appreciation and that of the ministers Of the various churches for the publicity given the meetings. T want to congratulate the city of New Britain upon having live paper which will put these things of spiritual value in it's paper to this extent, We can read abou, murders and other crimes at any time but it is splendid thing to find Il city where there is a paper enter prising enough to give to gospel meetings the space given by your local paper, If 1 were a professional evan gelist I would come here with corps of press agents and maybe then l could get these things into the pa pers and into the factories easier.
 In the News Columns.
 Dr. Goodell later told the general committee of workers and the minis ters that The Herald had given the campaign in advertising value what could not be purchased for thousands Of dollars.
 Rev. Missirian in Charge.
 The evening meeting was in charge of Rev, G. NJ, Missiran of the Stan ley Memorial church. Rev. Dr. George w. C. Hill, of the South Congrega- tional church; Rev. Dr. Henry ". Maier, of the First Congregational church; Rev. A. B. Taylor of the Peoples church, and Rev. Dr. Good ell were the only ministers on tue platform. Rev, William Ross and Rev. John L. Davis sat with the con- gregation, as did several visiting min isters.
 Neighboring Cities Attracted
 There were about 100 more people present than were there Monday night, it being estimated that consid- erably over 500 were present. In the congregation were seen people from Bristol, Plainville and surrounding towns as far away as Meriden and Hartford. In the absence of J. C. Beebe who was teaching his regular Tuesday night class ct Wesleyan Uni versity, Miss Martha Darlington, of Bristol, a pupil of MT. Beebe's, played the pipe organ. Mrs. Henry Horton sang two solos. Ushers were in charge of ". R. Fletcher and included Wal ter 0. Cook E. L. Warren, R. R, Ra- Der, Oscar Marsh, Ii. B. Knowles, AL bert Scripture and l.. H. Taylor
 Thrilling Stories Coming.
 Dr. Goodell began his sermon by announcing that he will preach to- night on 'HeraIds Of Passion" and promised to recount some events of thrilling interest The Worker and His Own Soul' was the topic of last nights sermon. The general theme was along the lines of a natural law whereby one must pav the price for achievements attained, If a man be- comes a great scholar. he must pay the price, said the speaker If he becomes the man of power he must do the same thing
 Once in Years,
 In speaking of the conservatism of some churches and their lack of in- spiration of the evangelistic kind, Dr. Goodell told of an old Yankee minis ter in Vermont who was asked one time if he were going 10 hold a reviv- al series. The town being one of the typically conservative communities the minister remarked, No, God only comes around here every seven years. He was here three years ago so there won't be anything doing for the next four years"
 By Wireless.
 The personal touch with God was ltkened to the wireless instrument on shipboard and to the cable service. The preacher told how people a few years ago were lost to the events of the world while crossing the ocean and were cut off from any knowledge Of affairs on this side of the water while on the other side. You say
 
 Sure Relief From Catarrh.
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