New Britain herald., 1929-10-26
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1 ian?" by Rev. Harry T. Stock, secro- tary of the Congregational Educa- ton society.
 sunday Morning
 Services in all the Congregational churches at the usual hour. At the First church.; Serm on, "The Loving Are the Daring" by Rev. Arthur II. Bradford, D. D., pastor Central Congregational church, Providence
 At the South church: Sermon, "The Place of Christ in Present Day India,' by Rev. Alden H. Clark, Ahmcdnagar India.
 Sunday afternoon, at the South church, beginning at 2;30 o'clock. Worship, Self Giving Service" !" conducted by Professor ". c. Will loughby,
 "The New Hampshire Survey and it's Revelations of Rural Needs" Rev. Edward R. Stearns. D. D.
 "The Price of q Christian Amer ica,' by Rev. Charles C. Merrill, D. D.
 Do We Believe in a Christ-like World" Rev. Hlford E. Luccock, D. D.
 "The Plan of Advance" Dr. Charles C. Merrill, D. D.
 Some Men Who Never Died" Rev, William S, Beard.
 Drift of Giving Since the Post War Adjustment" Ebert A, Harvey.
 At the supper hour there will be conferences for leaders of young peoples and children's work in First church dining room, led by Miss Seabury, MT. Stock, Miss Agnes Kelsey and Miss NJ, Priscilla Chase.
 Sunday evening at the First church, 7:45 o'clock.
 Commissioning service for Afford Carleton and Mary Cashmere Carle- ton under appointment by the Amer lcan board for service in Turkey Rev. Theodore A. Greene presiding.
 Communion service, conducted by Rev. ". C, Willoughby of Hartford.
 Monday morning at the South church. beginning at 9 o'clock Wor- ship: Communion With God" con- ducted by the chaplain, Rev. w. S. Archibald.
 Sailing into the Sunrse," Rev. Morris F. Turk.
 Relating Social Service to the Missionary Program" by Mrs. Han nah Hume Lee.
 Forward March in Mississippi" by President William T. Holmes of Toogaloo college.
 Simultaneous sessions: Women's Work, led by Mrs. James W. Bixler of Exeter. N. H.
 Our Unfinished Furrow in the Far East,' Rev. Wynn C. Fairfield, D. D.
 Kingdom Building Along our Southwest Border" Rev R. R. Shoe maker.
 Address: "A Living Witness for Jesus,' by Matas Cuadra son of a Mohammedan Moro of the Philip pine Islands.
 To Be Commissioned Missionaries
 The commissioning for life service as missionaries under the American board of commissioners for foreign missions in it's Near East Mission of MT. and Mir. Afford Carleton, will take place tomorrow evening in the First Congregational church, Rev. theodore A. Greene, pastor.
 ne wedding last winter of the Carletons was the elimination of missionary romance. Mrs. Carleton (then Mary Cashmore) had served Tor three years under the board in syria at the same time that Mir carleton was teaching at St. Paul's college, Tarsus, Turkey. MT. Carle- ton IS native Of Iowa, while Mrs. Carleton claims Vermont as her home state. The Congre eatjonal churches of Vermont will support the young couple in their mission ary service as well as will the Con- gregational churches of Connecticut
 The commission will be conferred by Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter of Hartford. president of the American board, and Dr. James L. Barton, secretary emeritus of the A. B. c. F. M. will give the main address.