New Britain herald., 1922-10-13
STATE BAPTISTS ARE TO GATHER HERE
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 Baptist ministers of Connecticut, will be held at 3 D. m. Monday October l6, in charge of President, Rev, D. B MacQueen, Bridgeport; Secretary Rev. P. F. Wolfenden, Meriden.
 The program will include:
 Call to order, devotional Service appointment of nominating commit tee, report on changes in the min istry. welcome to new pastors, report of nominating committee, election of officers, first essay. "The Prophetic Office of the Ministry" Rev. Manfo~l w. Schuh. Hartford; discussion, sec ond essay, Evangelism, Old and New" Rev. F. B. Haggard. Hartford; {; discussion, hymn, benedicton
 Informal reception to minister's wives and widows in parsonage. Mrs. G. c. Laudenslager, presiding; host esses.. Mrs. William Ross, Mrs. F, M. Whitman, Mrs. F. R. Hitchcock
 Trustees To Meet.
 The annual meeting of the board of trustees of the Connecticut Bap- tist convention will be held at 4.45 D. m, and the annual meeting board of promotion-around the table-and supper at 5;3o p. m.
 1O3rd Meeting.
 The 103rd annual meeting of Con- necticut Baptist Education society will follow at 7:3o p. m, with Pres ident. Rev. Herbert Judson White. D D.. Hartfor, and Secretary, Rev. Burtt N. Timbie, Meriden. in charge. The program will be:
 Devotional service, appointment of committees, business, report of ex- ecutive committe, Rev B N. Tim bic, Meriden; report of treasurer. Fred B Bunnell. New Haven; address, Rev. Frank L. Anderson. D. D., president International Baptist Seminary, Or ange, N. J.; topic, Christian Educa- tion for the Twentieth Century;" offering and appeal for membership, adjournment.
 Ninety-ninth Session.
 The ninety ninth annual meeting of the Connecticut Baptist convention will meet at 10 a. m on Tuesday October IF, in charge of the following officers:
 President, Rev. John Newton Lac key, D. D., Hartford; first vce-presi dent, Charles Walker. New Haven; second vice. president, Mrs. A. l.. Mul- Toy, Waterbury; secretary, Rev AL bert B. Goats, D, D., Hartford; treas urer, Charles Edward Prior, Hartford.
 The program will be: Devo- tional service, Rev. David A. Pitt Norwichs Welcome to the con vention. Rev. William Ross, New Brit tain; Response and presidents ad- dress, Rev. J. N. Lackey, D. D.; ap- pointment Of committees to report this year: report of board of trus- tees, Rev. A. B. Goats, D. D.: report of the treasurer, Charles Edward Prior; report of nominating commit tee and election of officers; report Of committee on program: annual ser mon, Rev. F. Scott Farley, SufIield Topic. "Discharging the Social Debt" 'I am debtor" Roman 1:14: offering; conference on "Sinews of War" Rev D. B. MacQueen, Bridgeport; ad- iournment; 12:2o D. m dinner. Second Session at F. NJ.
 Devotional service, Rev. David A. Pitt Norwich; report of pastoral large, Rev. E. E. Gates. Hartford re- port of committee on evangelism; re- port of committee to nominate trus- tees, Rev. D. ". Lovett, Wallingford; election of trustees; report of com mittee on state of the churches, Rev. r. B. Haggard, Hartford.
 Women to Meet.
 Womens Baptist Mission society of Connecticut will meet with President Mary L. Howard, presiding.
 Report of state foreign secretary, state home director, Mrs w. T. Thay- ar, Hartford reading contest and mission study, Mrs. G. C. Laudensla- ger Southington missionary education secretary; literature, Mrs. F. W. Payne, Hartford, literature secretary; Christian Americanization, Miss Mar on Lathrop, Norwich. (N. E. secre- | ;ary): White Cross overseas Miss Marion Haskell Boston, Mass, (N. F. l ,ecretaryl continution campaign, Mrs | [. D. Rough, Norwich; address, Miss Blanche Parks, Work Among the 
 The devotional services at the six essions of the convention will all be lnder the charge of Rev. David A. 'itt, D. D., pastor of the Central Bap- ist church, Norwich, who will take S his general theme. "The Masters 1ethod of Making Men Great. These ervices will begin promptly on the Il our and continue for 30 minutes. .fter the opening hymn, the doors yill be closed until the end of, sthe arvice.
 On Tuesday evening, at 5:3o o'clock, ill be held the layman's banquet in ne Baptist church, and the woman's anouet in the Episcopal church. Missionary Joseph Taylor, of West nina. will speak at both banquets, nd at the layman's banquet H. M illebrown, of Pawtucket, and Albert i. Scott, of Newton Center, wilsspeak. The evening session at o'clock