New Britain herald., 1925-05-25
URGES MEN ID GO
 TO CHURCH SUNDAY
ReY. Mr. Anderson Asks Them
 to Set Good Example

A plea for the men Of Everyman's Bible class to set an example 10 their boys and attend church. fulfilling their religious obligations in the community and walk upright was made yesterday by the Rev. w, H. AIderson, the now minister of TrinI- ty M F.. church.
 II was the last session Of tho Bible class for this season and was one Of busiest sessions ever held. President Waiter F. Fletcher presided during the first part of the meeting and then turned the class over to Bert r. Armstrong, the new president.
 Reports on inc recent convention of the Federation Of Mems Bible classes at Mount Vernon, N. '" were made by Clarence (. Palmer, s M, Brewster and pr, J. E. Conger,
 According to the final report made by tbA retiring secretary, Fred J. C. Ensvorth, the class has held 3I re- ruIar meetings during the year with . total attendance ot ls,asS. or an average attendance per Sunday of ;;1 During the four years of the c'ass's existence there have nHeh ,e,a 2 total Of i44 meetings with +o.o, attendance Of 73.s5S, and an average ot Si3 per Sunday. This in- cJudes the Sundays in the Cap,t" theatre when the attendance ran over the c,ooo mark
 The largest single attendance TOT I1s.l-.s season was 5ss or Novem- her sn. 1924. The smallest was hpr'l ss with IFS. There were 1So present yesterday. ~ Att.
 0t the s7 regular meetings this ns.t season, 1S were under the |ead- e-sh;o q, the Rev. Dr. John L. DaVis' Ont q, town speakers were present o, -n occasions. The remaining lZ sundays the class was addressed ny local ministers
 Tn. executive committee Of fne class held i2 regular monthly m', ,nKs. An average Of IS out CT "i r1eTlb bers aNtenl leu'
 Thanksgiving baskets were sen' out to 4o families.
 The Boy Scout movement was en, dor.ed hy the class last year ana '' the 4s men who graduated rom 'n' scoutnasters' training school 60 oi +hen were members Of EVeryn1sn p,r,s c'ax. Asa result Of this move .,nr. and the report made by Dr' J
 P Conrer to the convention or m, ,n federation. that organization Fo'eS +o have the entire 29A classes e'' l dor.e the same movement
 -bs c,as. was represented ny wv | official and II unofficial delegates U tbe Federation sessions in A0u'' l silver service was presente'' | ca~ Dr ard Mrs. John L. Da'' ! +he,r leaving New Britain rbe annual Mothers Day was he'1 2 ~;.,,+ president ]. |. McConausn? Il? - n D. 0, Wesleyan, as the speaKr,' { Army banquets and soo'a1s W ~er < ,,,d the outstanding social S'FI
 h,irr the concert by the Wennefoe'
 chorus on March c7' A resolution drawn up pE t,, r
 vr.use A. H. Parker and Slcn|. 't
 IIr,hs-t IT,. thanking the press ,n Iao.I ministers. Former PreslorI ,
 r'.a.hor ,o.a. O. II. Nichols and m
 ...r. Ir.. +o- courtesies and ser'1ce
 1otf.S 4I.zrv Bonney has been a7noi1fe !. ,o1r leader, succeeding Preslae'
 Armstrong. .;.. ,,os hee
 tried and found successful lN oL,, .t,,,,
 cla.ses and which struck an e.y''. .,,,.
 s'art,1 chord here, was the cam .aon the various generals ny FFes ',
 San+ Armstrong for reports ] ms VI, VI, j. lS',e wsn,,fv feature of future mee' v. ing. General Walter w. puua as+ snru1r surprise in the new -i.b - 5srt 5p nv presenting him "''r : (sn,,a, Is q. red roses, from the lIs arn,v of which the new president $ al ',s' S,.,,,h,r General William l. gotonkiss Of the White army ca''s
 a,to1tion to the inausurauo"
 arn,y arro,, officers, which will take n,sy = +Ea German Baptist church wet Q. nas5av -+ evening. Rev. C. H. SchenT '- o4iciating. General ErneS, ,s nechant of the Blue army caL,su .. a . # .er.ior to the Blue army banaue' Q. Tbrrsdav evening, which will oe C. ...timonial '. to the retiring on'os e a.d reception to the new
 l. anu Address By New Pastor, ''n..,- 'e portions Of Rev. MT. AIasFso' 7e oa4ress were as follows:
 "so many women say 10 me,
 ,.. tried and tried and tired
 get my husband to come 10 cnt.' in hnt I have always failed lie ls m ,,aa,ass case But I have ney T. s.., single man who has done : 7t hs.+ and has pleaded and p,eaa n +o get his wife to come to cnu u'. |. The shoe always seems to ii' , IT, other foot, We men are guilty Il r,ove made religion 'womans 70 or We men look out for the ouSln'
 ord. we earn the money, let |
 women and children look out for
 religious life, and it is wrong d. titude. I feel sure there IS son by hing everyone Of US caY get ire f. sermons still. But if the~e Is no c ge here who can get anything 10 p'
 on, then I'm awtu']y glad 70 - speakinS to such a perfect bun - - D.. if iA Anns hlt vnlI ta