New Britain herald., 1929-01-18
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Berndt Bastian (Mrs. John HO. Emma Forsman Berg tMrs. JD. Louis E. Hart. Irene Goodrich Swift Herrick (Mrs. Harold). Emily H. Hill, Fred Hitchiner. Harold +. Jones. William B. Montague. Will fred F.. Preston. Mrs. Mary Rand Prior, Ellen Childs Searle. (Mrs. H. L.). Mary Ann Sharp. Ann Eliza Shipman l9e7), Emily White Stew ems (MrA e., Annie Seitz Stingle tMrs. Gottleib). Harold Harris Washburn. Meigs H. Whaples. Hem " J. Wheeler. Elizabeth R. Wood waith.
 Presentation 0f Tcstanents Copies of the New Testament are given children of the church on the seventh anniversary of their bap- tism. The folio wing. baptized in 1921, were presented with Testa- ments last night:
 George I. Abraham, Walter Ben- iamin Abraham. Kaye Inez Bab- cock, Edward Barta. Edna May Bentley. Richard Raymond Dyer, Roger Whittlesey Eddy. Howard Hart Eddy. Norman Cooley Eddy. Barbara Ellis. Harrison Eugene Engdahl. Dorothy Alice French Joel J. Ismael. Karam Jacob. Doro- thy Adams Kinkade. George Dickin. son kinkade, Jr.. Mabel Virginia Landon. Robert Colby Wood. Vir- ginia Ruth Leupold. Pietro Verino Portante, Amerigo silvio Portante. Elena Elvira Portante, Carlo Tom maso Portante, Greta Rogers. Jane Rogers. Dorothy N. Shlemon. Mar jorie Alice Slater. Elizabeth Brown Spring. Graham Kingshury Spring. Frances Anna May stekly. Mildred NJ. B. Sulliman. Raymond Harold Tucker. Edwin Clair Upson. Leroy Henry Wilcox, Jr., Elizabeth Carle- ton Wood.
 Woman's Association
 President, Mrs. H. T. Burr: vice presidents. Mrs. George B. Taylor. Mrs. George w. Traut. Mrs. Arthur H. Harrop: Recording secretary. Miss Jennie Vessel: Corresponding secretary. Mrs. Paul K. Rogers: As sistant corresponding secretary. Mrs. Harriet Merwin: treasurer, Miss Esther B. Stanley: registrar. Miss Helen Bromley; auditor. MT. Noah Lucas.
 The organization now has le6 members.
 The fall rally was held October 1c with reports of the drive and also of the meeting of the Council of Congregational Women of Con necticut held in Hartford. This meeting was for the purpose of uniting all the Home and Foreign Missionary societies in one general organization. The address was given by Mrs. J. F. Jones of Changteh. Human Province, China.
 4 meeting under the leadership of the community service committee was arranged for March 25. the speaker being Miss A. g. Grum- man, a member of the faculty Of the Buckley High school of Hart ford. who took as her subject, "Wo- men and Children in Industry in Connecticut"
 During the lenten season a dis cussion class was held each We'd nesday evening conducted by Rev. Dr. George w. c. Hill. The subjects discussed were:
 March 7--"Book of Job," and ''The Miracle at Cana"
 March l4-"Book of Daniel" and "A Great Calm.'
 March 21-"Book of Jonah." and Bread for the Crowd"
 March 2S-"Book of Revela tions," and 'The Resurrection"
 The annual parish meeting anl supper was held January 1c. On February 1G Albert Loomis gave Q talk. illustrated with lantern slides of his trip to Denmark. For the en- tertainment on March co. play entitled Thank Goodness the Table Is Spread" was read. On April 19 Mrs. Bean gave recital assisted by her daughters and the grandchil- dren of Mrs. Elford B. Eddy.
 The first supper of the fall sea- son was held December 13 with the motion picture film. "The Master Of Emergencies" depicting the work of President-elect Herbert Hoover.
 Some idea of the activity of the association along certain lines can be obtained by the report of the work of the social department un. der direction of Mrs. W. r.. Bentley Following is list of functions
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