New Britain herald., 1928-07-21
ssssVeSSV SVO A CERTIFICATES GRANTED STUDENTS Bible School Holds Closing Exer.
 CiS@-17 Receive Stars TOWN MEETING THURSDAY
To Act On Park Gtft-NIotortst Fine,l -Derazio Still Hits Hard-,Justices Receive Notices-Camp Meeting Opens Tonight-Briefs.

The closing exercises of the daily vacation Bible school held at the { baptlst church last evening proved 1 that the venture had been a success , and showed much faithful work on ! the part of the instructors and pupils. Whereas plans for only apout D children had been made. { the total enrolment was 9l, plus ten
 instructors. The average attend
 ance the first week was 3o and that i the final week was GO. Twelve churches and nine denominations
 were represented. Of the 91 en- rolled. A pupils received certificates Tor completing the required work, While IT Were awarded stars for per- feet attendance.
 Through the three weeks of ses- slons Rev. Dr. A. D. kendrick has
 conducted the devotional period and Bible tests. while his daughter. Miss Charlotte P. kendrick. has had supervision of the whole affair. They were assisted by Mrs. William
 A. Albright of the Methodist church. Mrs, H. P. kahms of the German Lutheran church of New Britain. and Mrs. C. E. Fennell, Mrs. James Webster, Miss Kathleen Limeburner,
 Mrs. Charles Bunnell, Mrs A. W. Thomassen. and Mrs. Herbert Barnes of the Baptist church.
 !! The exercises last evening consist ed of various songs and the pledges to the American flag, the Christian flag, and the Bible. The devotional and Bible test period showed that
 much time and effort had been put
 on that part of the work.
 A health talk was given by Miss
 Elizabeth Bartle, a representative of
 the Connecticut dairy and found
 council, and exercises and songs
 were given by the children. Miss kendrlck told the story of the Lost i Treasure" Miss Limeburner told a
 patriotic story to the primary chill
 d1en, this being followed by a Bible I story about Elisha, told by Mrs. AL
 bright. The children then sang
 Little Sunbeams' and another Bible
 story was recounted by Mrs Fen nell.
 The junior girls dramatlzed the story of the wise and foolish virgins. several junior boys the story of the good Samaritan and several primary pupils the story of the baby Moses.
 At the close of the exercises Miss
 kendrick was presented with a bou quet of carnations in appreciation of
 her work in the school A splendid ;.;% >F prcvoi1oA throughout the entire three weeks and next year it is hoped to have larger school and more complete equipment,
 Several visitors were present from out of town. These included Miss Bertha Bridgeman. church vis- itor of the Central Baptist church of Hartford; Miss Butterfass. secre- tary of the same church: Mrs. Will liam Carr of Poquonock. and Miss Gladys Atwater. who has been con ducting a vacation school in New York city.
 Those who reveived stars for per feet attendance were Helen Norton, Vivian Burgess. Ruth Burgess, FL eanor Livingston, Pauline White. Crawford Fenneil, Marion Monhleau, Phelps kendrick. Pearl White. Fran cis Roberts, Robert Simpson. Donald ! Kahms. Helen Furrey. Robert Wid- ger. Louise Mills Erling Sedergren. ! and Florence Widger.
 Certificates were awarded to ! Kathryn Smith. Della White. Alice White. Irene Monroe. Dorothy | Kahms. Harold Finder. Laura Weitz- Ike, Alice Burgess. Russell Limeburn- CT. Virginia Penfield. Lois Farrar. Pauline Monroe. Eunice White. Law renee Roberts, Thomas Baraclough. Lorne Webster. Arthur Bridgeman. Hill. Lois Jacobs. Caro- lyn Morse. Maxine Bull Marion Hill. Gena Cutie, Elaine Cutie. Har- ry Bull. Barbara Morse. and William Hoyle.
 Town Meeting Thursday
 A special town meeting will be