New Britain herald., 1930-01-17


 Systematic calling has been done by Miss Barnes in the homes of the people connected with both branches of the mission-in all 57 families and l24 on Is visiting afternoons.
 Twenty persons from the Mission hafe united with the church during the year-touc by letter and Is on confession. six Of these wero young people from the schools.
 Under direction Of Miss Taylor the cooperation of a large group Of young people has been enlisted Tn a choir numbering upwards 0, 20.
 Financial Report
 South Church Branch Receipts ................ 20.1i Dlsoursements s...,...,... @o.41
 Hunter Road Branch Receipts ................ 1o2.eG disbursements ........ l09.E3
 Average attendance - Hunter Road, ~. South church. Sl.
 Average offering-FIuntnr Road. $i,tS. South church. st.25.
 Sunday school
 The total enrolment Of the Sur- cay school is l,1656 or which there are l49 teachers and officers. The officers arc:
 General superintendent. Rev. Theodore $. Dunn; assistant superin- tendents. Truman l.. Weed and Ai- fred II. Rapp; secretary, Harry L. Thompson; treasurer. Walter J. Bunce; auditor. Miss Marion Schroc- del: registrar. Mrs. F. A. Lea: as sistants 10 the secretary and treas- urer, Miss Grace MacCulloush. Miss Anna Timbrel, Miss Florence l.. Darrow; supplies clerks, William Bonney. Ninton Pratt.
 Department of Education,
 Cradle Roll
 Superintendet. Mrs. w. II. Hors- fall; visitors, Mrs. k. A. Catlin, Mrs. ". E. Young. Mrs W. L. Carpenter, Mrs. C. A. Hume. Mrs. G. T. Crow ley. Mrs. F. NJ. Beals. Mrs. II. ". Hatch. Mrs, l.. F. Adams, Mrs. Os- car Gritzmacher, Miss Gertrude Barnes.
 The enrolment in the department at the close Of 1929 was 1S4. This is gain Of over last year
 Beginners Department
 Superintendent, Miss Ruth Henry; assistants, Lillian Schroedel, Flor ence Markham and Betty Bean.
 At the close Of the school year in June 1929 the leadership Of this de- pdrtmcnt was relinquished by Miss Gertrude Benz. Her place was taken at the opening Of the fall term by Miss Ruth Henry. The onrollment is 5G
 Primary Department
 Superintendent. Mrs. George L.. Loomis; secretary, Mrs. Lucy Mon taCuc: assistant secretary, Mrs. liar riet F. MorNin: pianist, Ruth Joh1- son, Hostess, Mrs. F. F.. Miller, JT.; teachers. First year classes; Frances Campbell Mrs. Myrtle Kutscher, Mrs, Elsa Haddocll and Mrs, William KiCkcrt,
 Second wear classes. Mary Bean, Alice Single, Mrs. W. J. Lane, Grace Wiegand, Marjorie Ioupold, Doris Williams and Mrs. Irving Ellis.
 Third year classes: Mrs, Ida Beng ston, Mabel Spring, Mrs. Hazel Hall, Mrs. Elizabeth Webb. Mrs. J. k. Landon and Dorothy Wiegand.
 This department has an enroll mcnt of 1o6 pupils. which is a net gain of over last year.
 Junior Department
 Superintendent, Mrs. r. Chester Hale; secretary and pianist, Warren Hale; assistant, Mrs. Alfred Rapp; teachers. First year: Mrs. William Bomba, Fred Peters, J. William Bomba Grace Skelly, Fred Peters, Boris Mervin, and Arlene Recor.
 Second year: Mrs. George Crow ley, Harriet Parker, Mrs. Mildred Martin, Eunice Johnson, Roland Ripple, Carl Anderson, Mrs. Fred Sunburn. Mrs. B. ". Chamberlain, and Myrtle Avery.
 Third year: Emily Mott Mrs. A.. II. Rockwell. Mrs. F. C. Hale, and Mrs. S. L. Littlejohn
 The Junior Department has m enrolment of 132 pupils and - teachers and officers.
 Each pupil in the department has been given church attendance yearbook in which he can record his church attendance and text or sermon topic. The habit Of going regularly to church is definitely cultivated.
 Intermediate or Junior High school
 Department
 Superintendent. Miss Eistella Dici.- inson; secretary, Miss Olga Beck CT; pianist. Mrs. J. D. Sallce; teachers, first year: Mrs. J. D, Saliec, Mrs. =. J Friend. Norman Wild, Mrs, F.. 5. Proudman.
 Second year: Miss Helen Wiegand Walter J. Buncc, Eben Strong.
 Third year: Miss Constance Tw,- chell, Miss Olive Chase, F. J. Frienl. The enrolment is 154 pupils with l3 teachers and officers,
 Senior High School Division
 Faculty adviser, Rev. T. $. Dunn: uperintendcnt of sessions, Alfred Rapp; secretary, Harry kutscher; director of orchestra, Ninton Pratt; pianist, Milton Bonney; president of the council. James MacArthGr; teachers: Miss Gertrude House, Mrs. Alfred Rapp. Richard Lienhart. Rev. T s. Dunn, Miss Jane Vessel, Miss r.. Gertrude Rogers, Donald Bart lett.
 Young Peoples Division
 Faculty adviser, Alfred II. Eapp; standing committee; reception, Rob- ert Clarke: publicity. J. William