Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-03-21
METHODIST CHURCHES WILL SEND
DELEGATES TO PAWTUCKET

I view, T. H woodward; on hospital
work. NJ S. Stocking, w. E. Kugler, S.. A.
| Livingstone
The following is the conference pro
| gram:
Tuesday, March 20, 1922.
1890 a. M, conference examinations
: D. M. meeting of board of examiners
p H. Epworth League reception to
| che general secretary, Rev. Charles E.
| Guthrie. DID,; p. NJ. anniversary OF
| the Epworth League, Rev. F. W. Gray,
conference president, presiding. Music
by the First Methodist church choir,
Miss Helen K Howat, soprano soloist,
! Sunday school orchestra, Fred L. Kill
bourne, leader, Miss Clara F. Kellogg.
organist and choir director. Address,
Rev. Charles E. Guthrie, DID.
Wednesday, March 20.
a. M, roll call and organization,
| sacrament OF the Lord S STpper; memoir
| ia; service; p. m, executive session OF
| the conference p. No., Achievements IN
the Eural Department, DR.. Paul L. Vo3t.
| superintendent rural department, boay1
| Of hC1ne missions; $50 p. m, anniyer-
| sary of the board Of education, Rev. Z.
| A. Legg, presiding. Music by the Thorn
son Methodist choir, Henry F. Houston,
| oIganist and choir director Address,
Rev w. F. Sheldon. D. D.
Thursday, March 80.
$50 a. M, conference session and de-
voticns; 2 p. m. anniversary of the
Deaconess Association, Rev. H. E.
Critchlow, presiding; address, Rev.
| Robert a. Colpitts, DID,; 8 p. m, ami
! versary of the Anti-Saloon League, Rev.
C. c. Tibbetts, presiding; address,
Wayne 5. Wheeler. LID; .. H., adj
| dress. The Next Thing in Rural Work
| for the Church, DR.. Paul L. Vogt; p.
M. meeting of DeaconeSs Association in
Boys hall, Y. NJ. C. A. $50 p. m, Bos-
| ton University banquet; 80 p. M, ami
| versary of the committee on corserva-
ton and advance, Rev. ]. H. Buckley.
presid ng music, Enhury Methods st
| church choir, Miss Mildred Hilton, So
pranc soloist Miss May E. Hilton, choir
address. Bishop Charles Bayard Mitch
| ell. ID. LII D.
Friday, March 81.
| $50 D. M, conference session AMI de-
votions a. M, meeting Of the lay
mems Association, First Baptist church.
James c. Macpherson, president of the
association, presiding address, Lay Ac-
! tivities. Frank H Ryder, president of
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| Conference; 2 p. m, anniversary of the
1 Women's Foreign Missionary Society,
| Mrs. William H. Thurber, presiding; adj
| dress. Union Colleges in the Orient.
| Speaker to be announced; 3 p. M. ami
versary of the Woman's Home Mission
airy Society Mrs. F. W. Coleman, presid-
| ing; address by Mrs. H. L. Hardy, cor
| responding secretary of the New Eng
land Conference w H NJ. s.; p. M.
address, Educational Evangelism, Prof.
Adolphus Linfield 8 p. m, lecture, NY
| First Church, by Bishop Edwin Holt
| Hughes, DID, IL. D.; Mr.. Herbert B.
Horton. presiding. Music, Miss Esther
| Mott, soprano soloist Miss Clara F. KEEL
| logg, organist.
| Saturday April 1.
$50 a. M, business session and de
votions; p M. conference session; p.
! M, literary address The Worlds Debit
| to the Preacher. by Rev. George Elliott
| DID, editor of The Methodist Review;
D. M. address. The Program for the Ru-
raj Pastors Association, Prof. NJ. A
| Dawber to be followed by the annual
| meeting of the association 80 D. m, an
niversary of the American Bible Society
Rev. r. J. Chrystie, Ph.D.. presiding
music by the First Methodist church
| choir; Miss Helen K. Howat, soprano
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list; Miss Clara F. Kellogg, organist and
chorister; anniversary Of the board o!
homes and hospitals, Rev. NJ. S. Stock
ing. presiding; address, Rev. n. E. Da-
Wis. I'D. corresponding secretary of The
| beard stereopticon lecture by Rev. J
NJ Mclaughlin. ID, assistant secre
tary of the society
Sunday. April 2.
9 a. M. Strand theatre, East avenue
love feast, led by Rev. E. c. Bass. DID.
1880 a. M, public worship. with ser
mon by Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes
DID. Ii. D., music by Union Choru
from First, Thomson and En1'bur,
churches. assisted by special soloists;
r NJ, ordination Of deacons and elder
In First church; 80 %. M. anniversar,
of the Board Of Home Missions an
Church Extension. Rev. NJ. P. Burns
DID, superintendent of city work, wi
give lecture illustrated with steTeopti
con, showing the work of the board.
Monday, April 3.
$50 a. M, conference session and dc
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