New Britain herald., 1929-05-04
BAPTIST CHURCH
 ELECTS OFFICERS
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 At the annual meeting of the Bap- tist church held last evening, reports showed that the church ts in g fIourishins condition. Under the leadership of the pastor, Rev. Dr. A. D. Kendrick, D. D.. | great deal of progress has been made and the re- perts from all the departments were gratifying.
 The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: honorary dea- con, C. H. Bronson: senior deacon 1 c. E. FenneA and A. w. Thomaseri; junior deacons. Wallace Bunnell Floyd B. Stillman, William D. Bar. racloush; church clerk; Mrs. lrvina T. Tyler: assistant church clerk Mrs. Charles A. Bunnell: trusteea, c H. Bronson. E. W. Farrar and Mrs K. B. Judson; church committee, 4 ". Thomaseri. William Barraclougt and Oscar Tyrell and the president of the Ladies' Aid Society to worl in conjunction with them: treasurer Mrs. Richard sedersren: financial secretary. Mrs. Herbert Barnes; as. ststant secretary. Miss Bertha Stew ard: auditors, Mrs. Floyd B. Still man, Irving Bronson and H. W Barnes; ushe-s. Marshall A. Ken drick, Arthur Bunnell. Everet, Temple and Floyd Stillman: olferin, l MarshaN A. Kendrick and Arthu, Bunnell: music committee. Mrs. R Sedergren. Mrs. c. J. Morse. Mrs c. A. Runnell, Mrs. c. E. Fennell Miss Hope Farrar and Wallace Bun. nell: prudential committee, Rev. A D. Kendrick. Mrs. Ward and tho deacon and deaconesses; missionar, committee. Mrs. c. A. Bunnell. Mrs Emma Ward. Mrs. c. E. Fennell Mrs. Emma L. Wood, with one mem. Der from the Woman's Missionar r, society and ono from the senior D Y. P. .U.: deaconesses, Mrs. E. W Farrar, Mrs. A. w. Thomson, Mrs Albin Johnson: junior deaconesses Miss Eva Johnson and Miss Kathleen Lymeburner; and floral committee Mrs. C. J. Morse. Reports showed that i. new members were added to the church during the past year. making the membership the largest in the his tory of tho church. Sunday morn ing services were largely attend ef and the Bible school had the lars est membership and attendance or ikecord.
 A summary of the outstanding ac compliments of the year is as fol lows: The holding of . daily vacs tioh Bible school, the .irst ever heI. In Plainville; the conducting of , teachers training claas; the puf chase of new hymnals for tn, church and books for the juniol choir: m intermediate B. Y. P. r was organised. also | junior worlt wide guild: the Bible school hal been graded: . mons brotherhood was organized and officers elected temporarily: | new furnace was in stalled in tho parsonage and othA, repairs made, and the iY,iasioilar, l apportionment was met and tn. quota for the coming year accepted Church of Oar LAdy of Mercy Masses will be celebrated tomor row morning at : and 10 o'clock st the Church of Our Lady of Mercy Sunday school will meet at . o'cloci Forty hours devotion will open d the 10 o'clock high mass. Masse, will be celebrated on Monday an, Tuesday morning at 6:30 and 7:3t o'clock. The forty hours will bt brought to . close at the 7:3t