New Britain herald., 1922-01-04
EPW0RTH LEAGUE
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Winter Sessions to Be Held in Trinity Church Jan. 20, 21, 2

Rev John l.. Davis, who was dean Of the summer institute of the New Haven district of the Epworth League at Middletown, last July, will be dean of the winter institute to be held in this city, according to an announce ment today. The institute, which starts January 20 and continues for three days, will be held in the Trinity Methodist church, of New Britain.
 Get Board Cheap
 Plans are going forward rapidly towards entertaining the many dele sessions of the institute. Members of Trinity church have agreed to enter tain free of charge, the delegates for room and breakfast and additional arrangements have been made for ob- taining other meals to be served at the church and the Y. w. C. A.
 Afternoon or Pleasure
 General Secretary c. H. Barnes has offered the exclusive use of the Y. M. c. A. gym for two hours from 2 until o'clock on the afternoon of Satur- day, January 21, for athletics and games. The program will be in charge of the "Y' physical director. J. c. Becbe, organist at the South church, Congregational, will give an oIgan recital from 4:30 until 5:30 on the same day.
 The Program
 The program will open Friday eve ming, January 20, with an address by Rev Dr. George l.. Nuckolls, pastor of the St James M. E. church, Of New York city. This meeting will last from 7:30 P. m., until 9:15 D. m, at which time there will be group meet ings for prayer
 From 9 o'clock until $50 the next morning Dr. Nuckolls will deliver am other address, which will be followed by class in 'Iife's Work" by Rev Frederick F. Voorhees,, pastor of the South Methodist church in Hartford. A class in home missions will le| conducted by Dr. Nucholls and one in foreign missions by Rev. A. E. Moss. assistant secretary of the board of foreign missions, of New York city,
 Gym Stunts And Concert
 At Il o'clock there will be an ad- dress by A. H. Phelps, of Hartford, president of the second general con ference of the district EpWorth League. Luncheon will be served in the church. Saturday afternoon will be given over entirely to frolics in the Y. NJ. c. A. gym and to the music al treat by Mir, Beebe. Supper will be served in the church at 5;30| o'clock.
 Social Time
 From 6.3O until 8 o'clock Saturday evening will be observed as a social and get together period and will be an informal affair. From o'clock until 9:15 D. m, there will be a ster- copticon lecture by Rev. ,Dr. Moss The Saturday sessions will wind -uprI as do the other two days, with group prayers.
 To Preach sermon
 Sunday morning the Young Wom ems Bible class will be led by Miss Margaret Crawford, assistant to Rev. John l.. Davis. At the usual church hour, Rev. Dr. Moss will oscupy the bit and will preach the Sunday sermon. Dinner will be served at the Y. w. c. A.
 At S:30 o'clock Sunday afternoon there Wil be an Epworth League con secration and communion service led by the pastor, Rev. John l.. Davis. From o'clock until 6 o'clock D. m., will be the usual social hour, followed by supper in the church.
 Final Sessions
 ntc al C,,r as soon after as the "Ieaguers" get their supper, for which only a half hour is allowed, there will be an Epworth League meeting led byI Edward Beckley, of Hartford, presi- l dent of the New Haven district of the Epworth League. At 7:30 o'clock Dr. c. s. kemble, of New York, will talk on "Thc Life and Poems of Eu gene Field"
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