New Britain herald., 1922-07-18
REV. JOHN 1. DAVIS
 AT CAMP MEETING New Britain Pastor Will Preach
 During Sessions MASoNS TO HOLD OUTING
Mrs. Irving Carter Arranges For IS Numbers at Grange Children's cal Girl Marrics Bristol Man.

Britain and Rev. A. B. Taylor, paste
 ol the Peoples Church of Christ, als
 of that city, will take prominent par,
 in the ffty-s annual session (
 the Plainville camp meeting whc
 will open here Friday at o'clocl
 Rev. Mir. Taylor has been placed i
 direct charge of the music through
 cut the meetings. The song book [
 be used will be Victory Songs,s writ
 ten by Homer Rodenheaver of tn
 Billy Sunday troupe. The pianist wi
 be Miss Viola Burckel of Meriden.
 Rev. John l.. Davis will preach
 sermon on Friday. July 2S, at 730 [
 m. He will also speak on Sunday
 July 30, at ? p. m. and at 730 o'clocI in the evening. He will be assiste | by Rev. Mir. Taylor in the evening an the entire service will be in charge 0 New Britain pastors.
 Program of Preachers The program arranged this yea surpasses any ever arranged at the To cal grounds.
 There will be visiting pastors iron as far south as Georgia, New York Waterbury, missionaries from Chin; and many welfare workers from al parts of the country.
 At the opening session Friday after noon, Rev. C. E. Nathanielsz, pasto of the Park church at New Haven will speak at o'clock: in the evenint 1t 7:30 o'clock, there will be motiol pictures of "A Maker of Men" unde direction of James K. Shields On Saturday, Rev. G. W. Giffen >astor of the Forestvile Asbur, Methodist church, will deliver a ser lon at 10:30 o'clock in the morning
 { ? o'clock in the afternoon, Rev. w
 Y. Winant, of the First Methods
 hurch at Waterbury. will speak ant
 n the evening at 7:30 o'clock, stere
 'pticon lectures will take place witt
 n address on Progress of the Cen. .enary,' by William Roberts of New fork city.
 Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock
 Rev. Bishop Ernest G. Richardson ot Atlanta, Ga, will speak: at o'clock
 n the afternoon, a sermon will be ,iven by Rev. Archibald F. Campbell
 f St, Pauls church, Hartford Rev
 H. Dorchester pastor of the First Methodist church of Hartford. vii
 peak at 7:3o o'clock in the evening
 Monday morning, July A, at 10:3( o'clock, Rev. F. A. Wells, pastor o, he Hamden Plains church at Ne, -faven, will lead in prayer and at o'clock in the afternoon, Rev William $. West, D.D., will speak. Rev. MT West comes from the Prospect Metho- list church at Bristol Miss May B .ord of Granby and Rev A. B. Fay or of New Britain, will lead the ser mons at 7;30 o'clock in the evening.
 Tuesday, at 1o:30 o'clock in the morning, Rev. w. P. Lord of Windsor will speak and in the afternoon at :. o'clock, there will be pageant of the Women's Home Missionary societ, with an address by Mrs. K. P. Win CTS. Miss May B. Lord and Rev. MT Taylor will lead the evening services t 7:3o o'clock
 Rev. F. F, Voorhees, of the South Park Methodist church, Hartford, will cad the prayers "Wednesday morning 1t l0:3o o'clock and at 2 o'clock here will be an anniversary service of he Women's Foreign Missionary so- eiety with an address by Miss Fayne Robinson, missionary to China. In the evening, Miss Lord and Rev. Mir. Taylor will lead.
 Thursday morning, Rev R. F. Shinn of the West Side Methodist hurch, Waterbury, will speak and in he afternoon, Rev. J. E. Holmes, D. D., of Brooklyn, N. Y, will preach.
 At 7:3o o'clock Thursday evening. Rev. W, J. Thompson, Miss May B ord and Rev. Mir. Taylor will hold .eryices.
 Friday morning. Rev. Everett A i'urns pastor ot the First Methodist church at Meriden. will speak. At 2 Jcloch in the afternoon, services will oe in charge of Rev. w. E. Hollines Aead; Rev John L. Davis of New Britain will speak in the evening. Rev. 'ir, Taylor will assist him.
 The Sunday services will be under he direction of Rev John Henry Bell. pD', Of New Haven, who will select to assist him. The closing exercises Monday morning, July 31 It 3 o'clock, will be in charge of Rev. pr. Bell.
 Simpson -Madeley Nuptials
 Miss Doris Mildred Madeley, daueh- ter of Mir, and Mrs. Edward Madelev o1 South Washington street, and Her pert simpson, son of Henry Simpson ot Bristol, were married last Friday at the Episcopal church of Our Saw our in this town by the rector, Rev. George Hilton. Mrs. Simpson is em. oloyed at the Hills Manufacturing company
 Masons Plan Outing.
 The first annual outing of the Fifth Masonic District will be held at Lake -ompounce on Saturday afternoon. Fuly %. Tickets for the event are low on sale by locs officers and members of Frederick Lodge, W. A. '' and M, and may be secured from hem. Plans are being made to ac- ommodate zoo persons and the out ng is open to women friends and wives of members. Joseph N Me | <ernan is in charge of the local com | nittee and & H Raymond and Har- i'd Gee of New Britain are handling hat section of the districts.
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