New Britain herald., 1930-01-17

| prlses pupils Of junior age and ha low. The work covered then is tba or the beginnings. the three years o { primary and two years Of iunia.. | The enrolment in these grouns i, S|. The junior pupils hold their wor ship service with the intermediats. : The beginners and primaries ar, separated
 Hunter Road Mission School
 Elementary superintendent. NJ, Herrude Barnes: advanced superin . tendent, Miss Esther Russell: plan. ist' Miss Constance Taylor; teacher C. E. Steele.
 Tn the absence Of Miss Caroline ' bartlett organizer and general sn. perinteAdent during the past fern the school at the Hunter Road ms. Sloh has been carried on in two ii, F!Nons with a total enrolment nj 6t
 Chinese Department Superlntend ,nt. Miss Hsnnat scott; teachers; F. B. Wood. Ms. Virginia Gordon, Miss Harriet Sco;. Miss Frances Rockwell. Miss M., Booth.
 mere are six regular pupils in Nlis department and three occasion. al visitors.
 Week Day Church Schools
 Representing South church on rh. Board Of Directors of the Unite Week Day Church Schools for 19..' were Mrs. w. C. Oquist and Truman l.. Weed. The total enrolment Of pupils from all cooperating church Is SIG. Of this number o55 are from South church families
 Home Visiting
 An arrangement put into effect J, the beginning Of the fall term C'29 has greatly increased the cy. tent and effectiveness of home yisi. tat1on in the parish. As executive secretary Of the United Week Day Schools Miss Dickinson has been regularly calling in the homes of til. pupils in those schools.
 Parents and Teachers League
 Chairman, Mrs. E. 5. Proudmaa; Vice chairman. Mrs. Charles Law secretary. Miss Laura Woodford: treasurer. Mrs. Charles Abell: pro. gram committee, Mrs. A. W. Upson: publicity committee. Mrs. C. ". stevens; social committee, Mrs. Ii, Payor Hospitality committee, Mrs. A. D. Clifford: library com- mittec, Mrs. II. |. Thompson: meru- bcrship committee, Mrs l. w. NIo;-.
 The Parents and Teachers League tlrst began to function as a branch O. the Home Department in June 1928. It is now practically an inda- pendent organization but working i7 close conjunction with the Home D. partment and other departments of the church school. The annual bust ness meeting Of the league is hc'i lt May. Officers Of the ycar ar. elected at that time.
 Home Department
 Superintendent, Mrs. A. " D. son; assistant superintendent, Mrs T.. N. BeaI-, recording secretar.. Mrs W, J. Runce; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Lucy Towers.
 The Home Department has a | membership Of 9Q9. Of this numbt- "S act as worNers and visitors. Du'- inG the year these visitors mad, over $50 calls At the December meeting twelve hundred surgical dressings for the New Britain Gen ctal hospital were made
 Boy Scouts Troop :.
 Scoutmaster, Charles II. Abell
 Troop , has registration Of I2| scouts. These are distributed as fol- lows: tenderfoot 17, second class n, first class ,, star scouts s, life scouts ,. life associate 1, and eagle asso- ciate 1. Tho troop is organized in s l patrols.
 The usual activities incident to the scout program have been cner- getically carried on. A hand -crat room, fitted with necessary tools sor such work, is nov. available to al scouts through the generosity of '. W. Pelton.
 Girl Scouts. Troop
 Scout Captain, Miss Gladys Hoga- boom.
 Troop 1 has a registration of 50 scouts. The weekly meeting is held on Friday afternoon.
 Cub Scouts
 Assistant Scoutmastcr and lea l. CT. Fred Peters; first class scout and leader, Milton Bonney.
 The cubs number 9. Boys 70 and, II are eligible.
 Library
 Desk librarians. ]. William Bo.n- ba. Norman Vining, Raymoni Bomba; assistant librarian. Robrrt Hume.
 The library has over io00 vol unes. During the year 1929 about lS6 new books have been added. Conferences and Training Schools
 The New Britain Council Of Re- llglous Education, on which Sou,h church has been represented durir, 1929 by Mrs. F. C. Hale, Mrs. R. Ii. Barlow, Roy. T. $. Dunn and Rev. C. ". (. Hill, maintains during the year two semcsters Of 10 or l2 scs- sIons each of q training school for church and school workers. South church has had GO of it's teachers ana school officers enrolled in this school during 1929
 South church was well reprcsen.- cd Tn the various summer schools and conferences. Eight were in attendance at the summer school 0t the Connecticut Council of Rcligiou> Education at Storrs. Several were st Northfield. Two spent a few days at international council school at Win nepesaukee, x. II. Five young people attended the missionary education conference at Somers at the close of the summer. Ten young men wee at boys conferences held at South Manchester and Norwalk in the