New Britain herald., 1923-03-19
B. CLASS WEARS
 2,,OOO ENROLMENT
resident Announces Membership Of 1,922--Many Visitors Present

was discussed by Rev. John l.. Davis
 in his sermon, What and Whore Is God?" to CHS members of Everyman's
 Bible class yesterday morning.
 The minister took as his subject the 46th psalm and told how God had
 prophesied the failure of Scnnacherib
 to capture Jerusalem after he had
 .een victorious over many other cities, This is ono instance in which
 there is absolutely the foretelling of an event." he said. This instance, he explained Is told in the records of the Assyrian nation as we'll as in the Bible.
 God Is in the center of life today"
 he said. Do not surrender to pow CT, sorrow, suffering or discourage was in Jerusalem he will defend us as he did that city.
 Where are the nations today that rejected God?" demanded the speak CT. :Where are they today? Look at the men and women in town who have turned God out of their lives. Look at this man. you will see suffer- ing written in his life; the same Is true with the others if they live their lives for this world. Look at the young man who is living in fear of nothing. not even in fear of God. His life is eaten out by sin. Do you hear the voice of God speaking through your own sins? There is not man listening to me who has not felt that he had ought to be a better man. Tho voice of God tells him so. It may be heard in the streets, busi- ness office, home or wherever he is. It is the voice of God. Then there is the spirit of God
 God has a program for every man here and if you listen to God, He will show you your program and plan for your life and if you do not do that work, you are the one who will suffer. God has plan for you. He has not the same plans for any two people. He tells us our purpose in life and we should listen to His voice and if any man will pray honestly to God, God will guide him.
 You may think, how can the God of the universe think of one indi- vidual? A trolley comes along the street, and is stopped by poor lit- tie boy with nickel. Why do they stop to pick up little boy with just a nickel? Because the whole system was made for that boy with the nickel. This whole universe will stop to help you if you cry out in sheer ity for help. The most ignorant fel- low in factory is worth more than the whole factory"
 Various changes to the bylaws were adopted by the class, in which the second vice-president ceases to become chairman of the religious committee, which duty now falls upon E. r. Neumann, the oldest member of the class. The action of the execu- tive committee in ma king John Sloan, Jr.. chairman of the general indus trial committed E. W. Irving class and Charles J. Symonds class historian, as members of that which action was taken when the positions were created, was ratified.
 President Robert B. Skinner an- nounced that the class now has total of 1922 members, as follows: Red | army, SPA. White army 222, Blue army S22. There ar. o4 members not | registered with any army.
 There were present yesterday SIS members For the second time this year the Red army had the majority and for the first time in its history | the White army had more, than 100.
 The figures were as follows: Red army 274, White Army 101, Blue army PAS, total SIS, of which 56 were of the P. o. s. of A. There were visitors present from Glasgow, Scotland Southampton, England; Montrose, N. Y. East Orange, N. J.: Philadelphia, Pa.; New Castle, Del; Mass; Wallingford. For ,stville, Pennington, Torrington, Meriden and Hartford, Conn.
 Class historian Charles J. Symonds announces that since the class opened here have been IS visitors from out side of the country, including those rom Canada, Panama and the Philip pines, and almost 200 from outside he state.