New Britain herald., 1930-01-30

nent into wholesome channels. and aids to the overcoming og behaviour problems, particularly from the standpoint Of developing Wcll-round- ed personality with due emphasis on the spiritual values of life. Miss Baxter received her first degree in religious education in Boston Uni verSity and later took her master $ degree at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois. She also holds a batchelor Of divinity degree from Garrot Biblical Institute
 special Class for Parents
 The school is offering for the first time a special class for parents on Religious Education in the Family" This class will be conduct ed by Mrs. Julius s. Augur Of Hart ford. a mother of three children, and a woman of experience in dealing with the problems of training chil- drcn in q wholesome religious cN- pcriencG in the home. Mrs. AuGur was for 10 years q missionary of the American board in 1hc Philippine Islands. She is a graduate of Mount Holyoke college, and later studied at Hartford Theological seminary. She las had experience both in publiC school teaching and in teaching in church schools.
 Course In Recreation
 4 new feature which is being of- fcrcd for the first time is training for those who have a part in plan ming recreation for groups either large or small. The course is en- titled "Rccrcational Leadership, and will take up study of the place of recreation in wcll-rounded Christian living. the principles which should guide in the planning of recreation in home or church or other social group, and actual prac- tice in planning games and enter tainment and in carrying them out Miss Mona l. Yochem. recreationa' secretary of the New Britain Y. w C A.. will teach this course. Miss Gochem is a native of Minnesota where she was graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1929 She has had eXperienme as a play ground director in Minneapolis, anI has taught in connection with hel work in the college of education ol the university from which she was graduated. This course is open tC young people and older leaders oi youth who are interested in carry ing on programs that will recrcatc- whether in church school classes and societies, other church orGanl' cations, or in the home.
 This will be the second semester of the fourth year of the Community Leadership Training school in New Britain. as conducted according tc the standards of the lnternationo Council Of Religious Education Credits awarded in this school arc accepted toward the standard lea dershiu diploma of the intcrnationa council.
 The enrolment in the school has illGTcdStu Sli'diIlN hIi illc t'i> two years, having reached it's hlgh' est point in the semester Whlcr closed last December. The school K conducted by the New Britair Council of Religious Education Membership in the school is not llm' tied to people from any group o1 churches, but is open to the puoIt on community basis. Rev. Alfred D. Heininger, minister of religious education in the First Church oi Christ. is dean of the school, anc Miss Cora B. Graulich. director o rtligious education in Trinity Meth odist church, is registrar. The ses' sions open on Monday evening Feb ruary 17. and continue for six sue cessive Monday evenings.