New Britain herald., 1923-01-19
SOUTH CHURCH HAS
 ITS ANNUAL MEETING
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 new A. ". upsoni nominating com aTy committee. Miss r. Gertrude Ro, gers and William Blairi Roy Scout committee, George r, ehFisti general superintendent Of the Sunday sehaol
 Frederic l., Fayi assistant superin- tendent, r. l., Weeii secretary, II, Y, T'hompsoni sunday sehooli superins tendent senior and intermediate de- partments. F. !. fayi junior depart ment, Mrs. r, Chester Hale; primary department. Mrs, William c. Daizeli, beginners department. Miss Gertrude nenzi Italian department. Miss I.ouise F. Goats; Chinese department. Mrs S, II. woodi assistant secretary. Miss Gertrude A. Weigand. treasurer. c. F, Scott; assistant treasurer. Mrs, William Jaeksoni executive committee Miss Helen Clancy: librarian. Mae- Aiilster Schultz; library committee, Mrs, James P.' Baldwin: home mis. hions. Miss Elizabeth R. Eastman; cradle roll, Mrs, F, B, Eddy.
 Baard of ladies for Home Work.
 This hoard is composed Of ladies nominated by the standing committee and elected by the church, who serve for term Of four years.
 This work consists Of parish yisita- ton. supplemcnting the work of the pastors. welcoming and extending the fellowship Of the church to newcom- CTS, rendering any helpful ministry to those who arc sick or are in need. Each visitor Is provided with n list Of the families in her district and is expected 10 call on each Of these families at least once in three months, and at the end Of each month she sends a report Of her calls to the secretary of the board. giving infor- nation as to newcomers. changes in address. children for Sunday school, and babies for the cradle roll. The board meets with the minister on the third Wednesday Of March. June, September and December.
 Woman's Association.
 The association has kept in touch | with the members through notes Of | sympathy to those sick. shut-in, or bereaved: and system of regular calling inaugurated.
 The supply department has pro- vided two new gas stoves, an entirely | new set of china and new communion i napkins.
 The membership is 322.
 The annual meeting is held in April or May. In October a luncheon is held when plans for the coming year are presented.
 All meetings of the home and for eign missionary departments. four of the former and eight of the latter, are association meetings. Numerous sewing meetings have, been held. suppers. arranged by the so- cial department were given.
 The association plans during the current year. so far as possible
 To create a more social atmos- phere. and larger attendance at ,hurch suppers.
 To get into touch with every wom- Tn in the parish.
 To enlist more members in the ac. i've work of the association.
 To increase so far as possible 'trong spirit of fellowship and friend- mess in the parish. aiding in bring , ng the women into closer relations . with the church. To work in every way for finer 2 piritual efficiency. Mrs. R. N. Fisher. of Japan, and lrs Hannah Hume Lee were the out ide speakers.
 The department has made most { audable record in exceeding some- that in gifts the goal of $1.50o for 0 he women's board of missions. 9th 0 r contributions have been supplied e , the value of $50 for Madura hos $ ital, and to the Women's Union hristian colleges of the Orient. q A fund has been started in memory ( Miss Mary D. Eastman. a long 6 me member and officer of the so- ir