Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-07
CONGREGATIONAL. MEETINGS IN
 NEW LONDON THIS WEEK


 NEW LONDON THIS WEEK
 Two convention gatherings, one state and the other national, will be held in Congrega gational churches in New London this week, the second convention follow ing closely upon the ending of the first and making practically continuous ses- sion for the three days, Tuesday, We'd nesday and Thursday. TheT first session is the general conference of the Congre- gational churches of Connecticut, their fifty-fourth annual meeting at First Church of Christ extending through Tuesday and Wednesday morning and afternoon Starting Wednesday even ] ing the Diamond Jubilee of the American Missionary association, lasting until i Thursday evening, will be he'd at Second Congregational church.
 The program of the Congregational i conference is as follows:
 Tuesday Morning-10.S0, organization,
 election of officers, prayer; 10.45. words | of welcome, Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth. 1 New London; II, reports of committees i+standing committee, treasurer, statis-
 Connecticut Federation, mems work, so- cial service directors New England Board of Pastoral Supply, committees On religious education rural life, Sea
 mans Friend society, committee on Con-
 necticut Agricultural College, business i12 address, The Congregational World Movement and After Rev. Elwell O. Mead, Georgetown 12.15, adjournment. Tuesday Afternoon-2. worship, Rev. !Walter B. Williams. Danielson 2.15. business conference theme The Church
 For Today; 230, addresses, The Church With Gear Vision and Definite Pro-
 gram Rev Oscar E. Maurer. New Ha-
 ven. and Rev. George H. Johnson, New
 Milford, discussion; 4. addresses. The
 Church in the Community, Rev. Morris
 E. Alling secretary Connecticut Fedora
 tion of Churches, and Rev. Rockwell H
 Potter Hartford discussion; dinner al
 6 o'clock in the Second church; social
 hour.
 Henry W. Hubert. Groton; s.2o, ad-
 dress Our Denomination Program, Rev Charles E. Burton, D.D., secretary na-
 tional council.
 Wednesday Morning-The fund for
 ministers and the Missionary society ot
 Connecticut: g, worship Rev. finders O
 Peterson New London report of treas urer and election of coporators; ad-
 dress, By the Side, of the Pilgrim Pool
 Rev. Douglas Horton. Midd' 'etown A Message From the Women Who Minis o. president oe the Womans Congregation al Home Missionary Union of Connec : ticut; address, The Crux of the Countr. Church, Rev Wilson R. Stewart pasto at large in Connecticut discussion; ad dress Slavs and the Church. Rev. H. M , Bowden. director foreign speaking worl
 of the c. H. M. s.; discussion; address s No Mean City. Rev. Sherrod Soule, su perintendent M. S. C.: discussion. Wednesday Afternoon-2.15 15. What tn [ Church Should Do for Men and Wha Men Should Do for the Church. Rev ! Harris E. Starr. New Haven; 2.45, Hoy f Can It Be Done Rev. Orville A. Petty
 New Haven; 315, discussion; speeia problems and opportunities of 3.45, Ru : ral Regions. Rev. Roscoe Nelson Wind a sor: 4, Industrial Centers. Rev. Lesli : H. Perdriau, Waterbury 4.15, Resider = tial Districts Rev. James J. Dunlop F Hartford 4.30. Suburban Retreats . Rev P Miles Snyder. East Hartford z 4.45. Downtown Areas, Rev. Robert I Brown, Waterbury For the America
 Missionary association diamond jubile
 the program will be as follows,
 Wednesday Evening-Devotiona ser vice, Rev. Ernest L. Wismer, Connect a cut address oe welcome, Mayor l.. I F. Whiton of New London, moderator ( d Connecticut conference; Religion an a Races in America, Rev Nehemiah Boy1 J. ton, DID,. president of A. M. A. o Thursday Morning-Devotional Sc, l. vice. Rev. Harry R. Miles, New Haver l. report of treasurer. Irving c. Gaylor IS treasurer; report of executive commi e tee John R. Rogers, chairman: The Il y herftance of Years, Honorary Secretal rs Augustus F. Beard The Contribution n Hampton Institute to Missionary Educ d ton, Principal James E. Gregg, Ham o. Southern Mountains, President WilEa. of J. Hutchins, DID,, Berea college Ke at lucky.
 ie Thursday Afternoon Indian 4 B. He Is F. Philip Frazier. Oberlin co he tlege, ohio Ameri { $ Youngest Chil e. Associate Secretary Samuel Lane Lo
 mis- Christianity and the Janane
 Problem in America Roy Hidemichi A
 agi. Harvard university; Ideals of t R American Missionary Association as R or lated to National Preservation, Isaa he Fisher, Fisk University, Tennessee. W oh mans Hour D. m.. prayer service, M st c. G. Philips, New Jersey: Congreg ed tional Women and the A. M A., M nc Charles S. Thayer. president Woman ar H M Union of Connecticut; The St
 Ahead in Rural Betterment Mrs W ss liam G. Price Cappohosic, Va; canc a. lighting; social hour
 D. Thursday Evening-Devotional SC P. vice, Rev. Cornelius H. Patton, D.I ,u, Massachusetts, secretary A. B. c. F. \ E. address, The Coming American, R,
 William E. Barton DID, moderator I