New Britain herald., 1930-12-08

the University of Pittsburgh, and Mir. Myron C. Settle Of Chicago will be the leaders for this conference.
 Numerous inquiries are being re- ceived at the state office regarding the week day church schools. Ad- dresses and conferences arc being sponsored in the interest of this movement, The council should be encouraged by the cooperative spirit manifest by the Roman Catholic clergy toward this movement. The task ahead is to improve the quality Of the work now established, to promote new school centers, and 10 build an intelligent public opinion capable of sustaining this significant new approach to the teaching of re ligion in Connecticut.
 Future Outlook
 "Those interested in cooperativ" religious education in Connectcu. have many reasons to be optimistic and hopeful for the future. If l sense the pulse of Protestant Chris tlanlty in this commonwealth, there is awaking here anew, a real appre- cia tion of the possibilities of king dom building through the teaching work of the church. The present level Of much of this work is far too low. It must be lifted upon a higher plan of efficiency. New leaders must be trained. The problems and sit nations faced by the learner should largely guide us in selecting our edtl- Cational activities. our teaching must increasingly emphasize Christ likeness in person and behaviour as it's objective and goal. Christian ity's great unfinished tasks and un- solved problems should constitute our program emphascs. X mod" adequate financial support must needs be secured"
 instructors were the following names from New Britain:
 Accredited dean, Rev. A. D. Hcin- inser; accredited instructors, Rev. William II. Alderson, Miss Eva M Barnes, Rev. Theodore $. Dunn, W. |. Dyer, Rev. K. x. Gilman, Mrs F. Chester Hale, Rev. Dr. George W. (. Iiill George r. Howe, Francis l, SImons, Mrs. l.. (. StockNell, Eic;l- ard l.. Wamplcr and Miss Mona lo- chem.
 Pastor Greene Reelected
 The following officers were elect cd:
 Rev Theodore A. Greene, presi- dent, New Britain; James l.. Cas@. vice president, Norwich; John W. Potter. treasurer, Waterbury; Miss Rose B. Wilson, assistant treasurer, . Hartford Henry E. Fancher, audi tor, Hartford.
 Educational committee, Prof. 4, J, William Myers chairman, Hartford Rev. 0. r. Campbell. Hartford; Rev. R. 4. Christie, Mlddlctown; Prof, II. shelton smith. New Haven; rro>. Malcolm Dana. Hartford: Rev. M. j crccger. MiddlctoWn; Miss IIelta Stevens. Hartford; Miss Edith Wclk- ci. Hartford; F. A. stanley, New Ha- ven; pr. George Stewart, Stamford. oI. TsLId Ni pdAlt1- Ildt tiOI u Rev. X. D Hcininger. New Britain; Rev. Harding W. Gaylord Daniei- son; Miss Elsie Layton, Wilmington
 Finance committee - James l.. Case. chairman, Norwich; Guy EeIrdslcy, Hartford; Walter E. Crit tendcn, New Haven; Miss Edith Holden. Grecnwich; John G. Lue- beck, New Britain; John W. Potter, Waterbury: Henry B. Fanchcr, Hartford: Robert Darling, Simsbury: <. II. Williams, Glastonbury; Oscar 4. Phelps. Hartford; Rev. W. D. Pagan. Mystic: Laurence HaWcs. Torrngton Harold iIolchousc, pAnielson; Mrs. Lansing Lewis, New Haven; Rev. t. <. Applcgath. Md diciield: Simeon Narrow, Haddam; Rev. Francis r Cooke. Bristol, Council members at large - pr. Ira Dow Bccbe, Bridgeport; Rev. J. $, Penncpacker. Mantle; Dr. Clyde M. Kill, New Haven; Dean l., Wciglo. New Haven; Dean Karl k. $. olz, Hartford: Dr, Robert S smith. New Haven; Rev. W. D. Beach. Now Haven; Miss Helen $. Willlin. Green Wich; Rev. David r Gaines. Watcr- 6ury; Rev. T Arthur Moselcy, Staf ford Springs; Rev. Tcrtius Van Dyke, Washlngt on.