Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-17

ics. Here are the names ot some other books. which she was anxious we shoGll get and read if we didn't already have them. Letters to His Friends, by Ford Robinson; Manhood of the Master; The Unknown Discipline. One Girls In
 fiuence, Jesus, the Man of Calico, and
 Great Souls at Prayer.
 Ten o'clock found me in Stone Hall, listening to Miss Maude Bradley on Methods for Sunday School and Ms sionaries' Classes The Book O. Ems and Fuels for Missionary Fires are some very good books in this line of work. The magazine, Missionary Re- view of the World is very good also. i Here are the names of some rocks. which are very good. Children's books for anyone that is interested in those 1 Here and There Stories. Nook. Under 1 Many Flags and A Noble Army. ] Our afternoons were generally spe1t 1 in resting and recreation. There were tennis courts for those who wished to play. There were drives 10 al points Of l interest and many historic places 10 1 visit and there are various paths. of ln- 1 terest for those who Ike 10 g hiking l Most of the people always find their { way to Round Ton for the sunset ser vices. which were led by missionaries and camp leaders.
 | Our evenings were spent mostly in ! the auditorium listening 10 address .s given by missionaries who. were from | China, Japan, Turkey. India and ether ! countries. Some of the speakers were ! Miss Twila Lvtton from Japan. Rev i John F. Merrill, Ph. D.. Turkey Rev. Frank Eckerson from Annoy. China. 1 Mrs. Peabody. Mrs IT. c. veite. India.
 and Dr. Angeline West. Fategach h. ] dia. Dr. West is a native of India Mrs ] Velte and Dr. West sang two or three
 of our hymns in the native ,onguo. 1 One evening all Of the campers. un- der the direction of their leaaers bad i 2 very pretty pageant. It vaS planned for out doors, but on> account Of rather l rainy weather 1t was given Tn tho au-
 ditorium.
 1 On Sunday morning the sermon was l by Rev. Charles F. Jefferson. n. D..
 who also conducted 9. Bible class Tn
 the evening when they had their nl's- i sionary rally the number of years Of l service on the platform came a 4a9 | The last evening of the conference. seven new stars were added to the
 Northfeld service flag of foreign m.is-
 sions.
 Or one afternoon we had q camp pic [ nic We went short distance from /, the campus down to Wanm26er lake l We had 9. ittle programme with some i very good stunts. After that we had l our lunch, which We had carried will us. consisting of three different kinds of sandwiches cake and iced tea Some Of the girls enjoyed wading after lunch. !; con
 Camp Westminster d;ned iu ti= din- ing room with us and We always had l great sport singing songs n each ether and having cheers and speeches from
 our leaders. The evening of the bonfire
 We sang our cheers to the other camp,
 and then We sang our Northfel7 song.
 together after which each camp march.
 ed away in the direction of heir camp
 We stopped in front Of Gould Hall :.nG serenaded all of our counselors anC
 leaders.
 Another thing that enjoyed vrry much was meeting the girls that hat met there before.
 After staying here eight days wen l to the Louise Andrews camp and stay , ed a few days. I had been there oac before, so I had the r3easure of Tueetin, 1 some more friends that I knew as wal as meeting large number Of new ones
 g On my way to Northfeld I stopnet with our sister, Sally Sycamore ana