New Britain herald., 1930-05-03
SOUTH|NGTON WILL
 GREET OLDER BOYS
Older Boys Conference Opens
 Two Day Session May9

AI +blll lNl IlCt IS uilutl lIlt auspices Of the Hartford county Y. NJ. (. A., Hartford County Council Of Religious Education, and other ! cooperating organizations.
 The general conference commit tee is composed Of Leslie Buckland. chairman: Robert Newell, Orman . Closson, Marvin Stocking. William scott Leroy Roberts, Rev. C. A. Bcr=ston Rev. c. W. Bell. M. Ed ward Sandshaw. Clifton Young. Ar thur Davis, Irving JaQuith, Kenneth Baker, Alfred T.. Grant, F. T. Thlo0os, Miss Edith Wolkcs. F. BiI- well Luther Burnham, Clarence Derrick. Clyde Carter, Alexander Idgsay. Rev. r. H. Woodward, L. J. Black.
 Those or the local arrangements committee are, Mrs. Harold HuI- mut Mrs. Anthony Royce. Mrs. F.. W. Rurkhsrdr. Mrs. Bertha X. HcI- 'o-. Mrs. T., \. Beach, Mrs l.. W. ho"roy. Mrs, F. Glasnapp, Mrs l.. ". Ferguson, Mrs. T. Har.son. Mrs. Ellen X. Norton. Mrs Frank A.. St~om Mrs $. Ii. Mackenzie. An r1ony A. Boycc. Ernest Boycc, H.. E. Armstrong. Frederick Francis. r.. r. Hutton. Rev. Philip King. John r. McGrath.
 Boys tf years of age and older representing church hoys' clubs. scout troops. sunday schools, youus peoples societies and I. M. C. As throughout the county will attend, The general theme this year is Manhood in tho Making"
 All Of tho conference program for Friday 01I ho in the First Baptist church ot rogthinctou. The dele Sat"s will register from 3:&n until 4.a5 in tho afternoon. The first scs- slon will bo opened by an organ re- r1tal hy Miss Ethel Griffith who IS tho orSauist at the church, Nczt an address, Tasks Facing Is" will be given by Elmer T. ThicncS. socrc- tary Of the Hartford County '. M. D. 4. This "jll he followed by a service Of worship led by Lawrence K. Hall director O. tho boys work course at Springfield college.
 --tL4I'i " SlNIL D o'clock. Arthur G. Potter Of the Peck Stowe and Wilcox company Of Southin-ton will act as toastmaA , ter. Rev Philip King. pastor of the Congregational church Of Huntsville will lead tho invocation. Group singing will he led bv l.. ! Black Of tho Hartford CoGnty Y. M C. A. and 0''o Blank Of Southington.
 During inc banquet selections will he played bv the Southington Y. M. f. \. band. Immediately folloning The banquet Tho conference officers 7IH ho elected from among the boys present Rev. H, (. Clrcensmith. pastor Of the First Conversational church will welcome the delegatcs in behalf O. the churches. Charles W. Camp. first sclccrman of the town. wiIl welcome them in behalf of the toWnfolks.
 The boys Of Soutnnctou will cx- press their welcome through Alex ander Lindsay, Jr, president Of the Ht-Y club thar-. Marvin stocking. of the Simsbury lily club will ro- spond for tho delegates The newly elected officers will he presented later.
 An organ prelude by Miss Ethel Griffith Eiii open rhc evening pro gram q 8 o'clock. An address. "Tbe World in Which We Grow Up." will he given. Graduate students ot Yale university from foreign countries will b0 in charge under the djrec- ! tion of Frank Price.
 On Saturday all Of the sessions will hc he'd ln tho riret rongrega-
 .#r"a. The first will begin al 6;5o q. m, with an organ recital
 -4uIla4t. assistant organ ls' at tho TIautsyillc Baptist church. l Mir Hall will lead in tho service oI . " orsnip. Beginning at s.2G o'clock l three subjects of lnt.rc-t
 ! "in he di1cusscd. The first will be My Carear-W-aL -u.L | t.-... What Motive Is EssuUI. How About College; Factors Making Ter l Success. The second will be: My . I'jsur"-"hat shall l do with Icis- lrrt what can it contribute; oppor- ilmtios 70 mako leisure contribute. The third will bc My Spirit-what part does this clement play in my 1 life, what arc the characteristics of . a Christian -piri. for me: how can my church, sunday school, school. . home and friends, contribute 10 a . Christian -pirIt"" The opening state ncnts in tlcsc topics will he given by ir Arnold Look, Of Springfield . CofTc-r.
 The drlc-ates nlI' 20 into small groups 10 discuss Tho various topics. X fine -roen O. laa5crs Iav1 been s7clrcd 10 t-o. char-o. They arc: F. A. StaH,r. associate secretary oI 'l- state r. H r. k; W. F. Tyler. secretary Of trr Holland county '. NJ. ' A: r. IT, Wood ward pastor Of tho East HartforI Congregations al church. Rev. Alfred D. Heininger assistant pastor of tho First Congrc- ] gatjonal church Of New Britain; AL fred E. Grant, school superintendent . Of Harrington; Robert A. Warner, ! teacher in the Southington High school; Professor L. K. Hall. and Nj. Norman StickncN principal of : the Smsbury High school.
 From ll.'5 q. nr until 1c o'clock there "llj bc a rccreational period, and get acquainted tune unuer the supervision Of l.. j. Blac.,. The photograph of the delegation wIl 1 he taken al noon. Luncheon nill be served at J@:j5. The final scs- . sion will begln al o'clock with or . gan selections by Harold Hurlbut. l.. K. Hall will conduct the worship ] service. Dr. Arnold Look will give an address on Looking Forward 10 the Things That Are Ahead" A torchlight service under the direc- ton of L. K. Hall, will bring the conference to a close at 4 o'clock.
 The following delegates will go | from New Britain: Leon Dickinson,