New Britain herald., 1925-10-10
BAPTIST CHURCHES
 MEET AT NERIDEN
PIainYiIIe Minister on List Of
 Speakers Next Week

Hartford, Oct. 10. -- The annual session of the Connecticut Baptist convention and It's various affiliated odics will be held with the First
 Baptist church of Meriden, October ,l2, 13 and II. Delegates from all parts of the state will be present,
 Monday morning. october l@. at II o'clock. with the liet, ChaIlrs A.. becker of Bridgeport presiding there wiI be call to prayer for Couoer1icut Haptists at which the i Rev. Manford W. ScDuh of Hart
 torl will be the speaker. Monday afternoon will he the 4ith annual conference of tho Baptist ministers of tho state. with the Rev. s, N. Timbie of Mcridcn presiding. Tine 1 speakers will be thc Rev. l. H.. Benedict of Hartford and the Rev. : b. r. Gaines of Waterbury. During ttho afternoon the Baptist ministers ! Tiycs Of the state will meet with i Ms. J, C. Ward Of PlanNlIlc pre- ai1ing. At D. m. there will ho d young peoples banquet. At s ?. m. iihcrc will be q joint meeting of the ' C3unccticut Baptist Education so-
 ricty and the E1ptist io'lng People
 of Connecticut with the l;eN, Her : bert Jldson W hiIr. Q! Hartio pre- | sling, The speakers will be the Rev. Harold E. Camp Of New Haven,
 Edwin Phelps of Chicago and preai- dent Frederick Lent, p.b. of El- mira college.
 At 4:45 o'clock on TurslaE, Oc- tober l%, will be the l"9nd annual
 meeting of the Connecticut Baptist ] cou,cntion with Eev. John x. ] Larli"y of Hartford prcsiInG- Tn" annual sermon will be preached by 1 thr Rev. C. $. Nightingale of Moosup on "Appropriating the Personality of 1 Christ" At r. m. there will be a second session of the convention. the
 speakers being the Rev. Horace B.. i Sloat Of Hartford. the Rev. Brue F.
 Jackson of New York, tn" Rev. Jo- scph C. Robbins of New York, C. { E. Mitchell of TiuVerhi|l Mass. Miss 1 Mary l.. Howard of Hartford and i Miss Vivian Sayl0r of San Salvador. There will be Woman's banquet at
 6 D. m. and laymen's banquet at 7 D. m. The speakers at the latter will be Ray l., Hudson of Philadelphia and nr. J. C. Robbins of New York. i The third session of the convention i will be held al S ?. m Thege will 1 he an address by Miss MeIvina
 S'oIlman Of s'watow, China, and U pageant "Goldcn Opportunities, ' under the direction of Mrs. c. H, ! Barrett of Hartford.
 At the session of the convention i Wednesday morning, October 14.
 there will he reports from various
 committees given by the ReVerends i Q. P. Campbell. J N. l.ackcy and NJ. , W. Schuh of Hartford, H. B. Hut ' chins of poquonock Bridge, J. G.
 Ward Of P1ainvillc, J. F. Harris of 1 Danbury, J. F. Parrella of New
 Haven and c. c. Lauder of South <, ingtOn. There will also hc an ad- dress by tho Rev. r. W, PadeIford of Newton Centre. Mass.
 1 Al the afternoon session at i o'clock thore will he symposium Of the state work conducted by the l RcVorends B. D. Adams Of West
 Havon, F. F. Sundt of Wilmington. J. F. Harris of nanhury. A. Ventura oF Waterbury, R. A. Sampson of
 New Haven, John Daviiuk of Hart ford and l.. Revesz, F. Berger and C. CcorgoT of Bridgeport. The Roy. ! Frank A. Smith, D.D. of New York
 will also give an address.
 The closing session will be hald at
 ' o'clock with an address by thc
 Rev. Samuol C. Neil of Phiadolohia
 and stnreopiicon views on the World
 Christian conference at Stockholm
 by the Rev. D. P. Gaines of Water
 bury.