Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-06
follows:

follows:
l. The success Of the conference ulti-
mately depends upon the delegates.
3 Prayer for the conference, it's dele
gates and its leaders is asked.
;. The conduct of the delegates (a)
on the way to (b) during and DC re-
turning from the conference should be so
manly as to reflect credit on the boy. his
| home. his church and his community. He
should be thoughtful of the home where
he is entertained. =.
4. Each delegate should arrive on time
| 90 a. M and attend all sessions.
s. Learn quickly and respond to the
leaders, plan.
The program
Conference Theme-Christian Manhood.
Saturday.
1910. Registration and assignment
(report to Methodist Episcopal church,
| Norwich TOWN..
10.30-Devotion and song service.
1045-Election of officers.
1115-The Call of the Conference
Harry Hedley Smith, state county work,
Y NJ c. A, New Haven.
11.45-Address. Christian Manhood
What 1t Is. Rev. Dr. Robert L. Roberts
pastor Trinity NJ. E. church, Norwich.
1215-Lunch at NJ. E. church.
1.15-Devotions and song service.
I3O-Whst To Do Conference.
2.15-Address, Christian Manhood, The
Need of the Hour, Rev. Donald B. Mac
queen, pastor First Baptist church.
Bridgeport,
245-What To Do Conference
3.3o-Recreatio period lin charge of
Emery Davis boys work secretary, 7.
NJ. C. A. Norwich).
33O-Leaders' confesence. Address by
Harry H. Smith Especial program to be
announced
soo-Conferenoe dinner. Congregation
al church Norwich Town.
Greetings: For the churches, local min
ister; for the boys. local boy.
Response: New London boy.
Address, The Marks of Christian
Man. Rev Alexander H. Abbott, pastor
5 United Congregational church, Norwich
= Sunday:
1o.S0-Attendanoe at morning church
i service.
s 3.OO-Devotions and song service.
4 315-What To Do Conference.
b. 4OO-Address, Christian Manhood
What Have l To Do With It? Rev. Don
e aid B. MacQueen
5.o0-Adjournment
Home chapter of the Kings Daughters
was in charge of the musical hour al
. Backus hospital Sunday afternoon. I'm
= der direction of DR.. Charles H. Lamb
leader the Norwich Town quintette gave
. a fnt concert of vocal and instrumental
selections, to the pleasure of the stat
: and patients at the HOSPITAL. as well as
number Of visitors. Every one who par
| tcipated took special interest In giving
several numbers in a manner to deligh
all listeners The program:
= Songs
!, The Rosary ............. Nevl
:. In the Garden Of the Gods. ....... Bal
= Miss Elizabeth A. Olaf. soprano.
: (Violin obliEato, Theodore Sterry.)
\, Violin solos
Fourth Pupils Concerto. ........ .Hube
= Duet, One Sweet Day.. .Zamecni
II Miss Olaf, soprano.
J. DR.. Charles H. Lamb. tenor.
~ Orchestra accompaniment
:. Orchestra, Ye Banks and Braes Of
r Bonnie Doom .............. Wiegan
n (Mr. sterry, violil.. Rev. Gurdon F.
4, Bailey. cello, Miss Marjory
Merry. piano.)
m Songs
"a Calling Me Home to You. Dor
n with violin ohllgato)
= Miss Olaf and Mr.. Sterry.
a What Mos is There to say?. Won Tilz
v Think. Love. of Me. Gre
~ DR.. Lamb.
Song, In the Garden of My Heart. .Ba
IN Miss Olaf.
~, Dutt, My Sunshine Rose. Pol
IN Miss Olaf and Dr.. Lamb
Ccello obGgato, Rev. Mr.. Bailey.)
an Song, Goodbye, Rose. ........ .Ingraha
DR.. Lamb.
= Miss Merry was the sympathetic a
companist throughout the program. Mi
Olaf impressed those present with h
beautiful voice and was requested to I
pea her opening number, The Rosa1
graciously responding. At the conclusi
Of the program officials at the hospit
"a and members Of the chapter were me-
apprtciatiye In extending thanks to t
quintette. Home chapter was represer
ed by the leader, Mrs. John C. Atte
bury Mrs Earle H. Christman. cha
man Of the entertainment commit,
- who extended the invitation to the qui
tetta and Mrs. William Kramer.