New Britain herald., 1922-06-10
|CAMP GROUNDS ID OPEN ON JUNE z Session to Open This Summer Will Be Both Annual CAHILL co. ASSETS LARGE EPISCOPAL PARISH
 HOLDS CELEBRATION
Carnival Will Close This Evening
 With the Awarding of Prizes For the State Co;mpctition-Church

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 Notices-Other Items of Interest. The thirtieth annual convention 0! the General Eastern Young Peoples society Of the Loyal Workers of the Adventist Denomination will com. mence at the Advent Christian camr grounds June 27, 2s and 29. Previ. ous to these sessions, however, the seventeenth biennial session of the Advent Christian General conference will commence on June 22 and con. tinue to and including June 25.
 These conferences are held ever, year at the Plainville Camp ground. and are for the purpose of encourag. ing sound Christian character in the young people of the Advent denomin. ation. The general theme of the conference this year will be Loyal ty," and the motto adopted is Work CTS, Together, and With Him."
 Program in General.
 The program of the general con ference which will begin Thursday June 22 is as follows: Sessions com mencing at o'clock in the morning Scripture reading, prayer, organiza ton and an address by Rev I. F Barnes on Business, at oclocl in the afternoon, an address by Rev Burr A. l.. Bixer on The value O centralization and supervision in re l igous work" at o'clock in tn, evening, devotional services; at 7:3t o'clock, address by Rev. Lester Key holds on, Looking forward to tn. second milestone" at 6l5 o'clock address by Rev. George A. Oman or 1 The future of American Adventisn shall it be apologetic or aggres- sive?"'
 On Friday, June 23, an address vii be given at | o'clock by Rev. J. H Grouse on The relation of pro- gram to denominational progress:' at o'clock in the evening, Rev. A '. Johnson will speak on The op- portunity of the Adventist Christian people in the present premillenial controversy"
 On Saturday business will be com pleted on the work of past ses- sions and Sunday, the last day of the conference, there will be public serv- ices in the morning, afternoon and evening. Any persons desiring reser. vations at the Camp Grounds during the meetings may notify Rev. Henry Stone, pastor of the Advent church at Wallingford.
 Program of June 27.-
 The program of the thirtieth annual convention of the General Eastern Y F. S., which will begin on Tuesray June 27, is as follows: At 1880 o'clock in the evening. praise and devotional service at o'clock, address on Re responsibilities" by Rev Verne Size more of Worcester Mass.
 Wednesday morning, June 2s, at 3 o'clock, Rev. T. F. Feltman of Water bury, will give an address Of welcome !; other speakers will be Rev. Henry Stone of Wallingford and Rev. J. w. Denton of New Haven; at 9:45 o'clock business: at 2 o'clock, lunch; at 1880 o'clock, praise service: at 1 :45 o'clock. address on Examples on the Foreign Fields" subject relating to Japan. by Rev. Lee Baker of Seattle. Wash. Mrs Jennie Ainsworth of South Nor walk will speak on India; at 2:45 o'clock, Rev. Wesley R. Hurst of Illi- nois will deliver an address; at 4 o'clock recess for recreation; at 6:30 o'clock, Christ Our Example, at 7:3O o'clock, praise service, and 7:45 o'clock, Rev. Lester F. Reynolds of Boston will speak on Relationship"
 On Thursday, June 29 business ses- sions will be held at 9 o'clock; at 12 o'clock lunch; 1:30 o'clock, praise service; 1:45 o'clock, address by Her man Znk. of Schenectady. N. Y,, on Leadership" Miss Dorothy Cobb of North Attleboro will speak on Com mitteeship."
 Roland Bezanson of Somerville. Mass will also speak on Member ship;" at o'clock, service on Christ Our Complement" 7:45 o'clock, Rev.