New Britain herald., 1924-01-18


 
 arc being made for systematic calling 1 iIt the homes of these Assyrian neo- pie; also for two evening sociablcs. Som" group teaching is being done in . English and domestic science.
 Young Numcns Department.
 This department has added great ly to lis prestige this past year, An increased spirit or devotion and en- thusiasm has been generated and n larger membership has bccn enrolled. Regular meetings have continued on tho first Monday Of each month. when suppor has been served and business meeting held. On certain occasions there has been sompon. present 10 ad. dress tho young women on matt CTS gcrmanc to their work. Preceding 1his eathcring those who could have met for sewing at 4:3o. fB February 8 most pleasant party was held which constituted inc annua Gentlcmen's Night. \ picnic was enjoyed in Jun. which was very largely attended. ln the early part Of December the sec end annual bazaar was held and was sgnally noteworthy for inc unique . ness of conception. the large number enlisted in it's preparation and cXecu- . ton. inc unusual efficiency of its mana cement and operation. thc large attendance, and the financial result. \ Very nearly s60o was nctfed by this . venture. Morc activities are planned . for the present winter and coming spring. The annual meeting is held . in May. No branch of tho work of . the church Is in more flourishing or . promising condition"
 The s~syrian Mission
 Pour more families have Joined | ihe mission thc past year. coming in | the immigration quota. There have \ been accessions also from other cities | .n this country. Six families have left | the city
 Fifty or more boys and girls are \ in tho various departments of tine church school Mir Adams conducts an adult class. numbering al prcscn nt seven members.
 Thirteen from the Mission have I united with thr church.
 MT. and Mrs. Adams are very as sijious iu pastoral work, having made over SIX hundred calls both regular and sick visits. There have bern fev- rn celebrations or inc communion: tight children have been haptizcd: | our maria res have been performed; Il four funerals have been c9nauc' cd.
 Services arc no'd each Sunday al -.$o "ith an average attendance or Ifj.
 ~ Hrry important part of tho work Is that "f accompanying unfortunate persons 10 physicians and interpret ing for fp'm. also seeing hem in thc hospitals,
 Mary cottage mretinEs, over one hundred. have been held. with good attendance. 1Juring Holy Week spc- c.ai srrslc.z ua-s arranged.
 'N~. Adams acts as ad1is 10 his p' opI. and many lizit him in bic home Tor rouasr'.
 "THa Mission gave ar enacrtain- ment hirh a#S var patron,zcd Tine prorcndz. s-Fn. worr used Tor he pur- 2 haso of uo~ hgmpaTs.
 Mrs AIams has carried on as usga1 work ro~ 'na women. iu fHe Hom.e. at the church and at fh0 Y. V. r. <. g.rgs -Jn1u. <, wing nectinrS and | u 0t1fr=. m. t5uEs are he'd. She d. itf flrF aftiF- HHE IT... f04.f ttf... HF a omen. uu8s~ Jrz. Adarns' direction. presented 4 T:iBT" drama. Naomi anJ I:Hth." From fhis 2 8out SgHG vas rs alized and fo-na-dsB 10 fho Near tas' Rciinr for care o1 Aasyrisa Or- phaus
 "The ssonh church. Brotherhood ' 5 AS arHaa=tI a q, rlts 0f tafka 10 i,s -fE'7 t0 lHr pe0p', os tbe Iiasiof oa $ fu -r5r4H constitution. government. k ways. customs. and various Jts,er sub tse's r.5attug t0 AgaaricaEizati ton of rc-s 3aonra-
 Tbr Italian MiS~issn.
 '-T'he Italian IfssfgH has during tae pat gfaB ugeH undergoing regrgaHf- zatioH. With tha dsIsartfrr of ths fszf I.et NJ e. sTaietsa. r ss= Iaem 1isf tg Iis-11l.inua shr ~rzu- lar ~-rs4roe and vEaF4. Inc r-1T.H4sfs pE far a-ork aH --s zs 1ooj au1 f;14 2 Hsrigrzf and 7ss sI Hsrk. For thas .1ttrr. tIis- Caroline r. Bartlett vas urIEz# oH part lime This plan aas
 r1 yeFE suec1ssful and ? more 4.s'tbs aH3 @gs'euatir fHfeTEst ia ti1f tCoutinued On I'sge Twenly -IourJ. s