The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-10-14


J. Allen. William s. Fuller, T. r.
Phillips, Rev. John B. Pharr,
Ernest e. Rogers. Rev Louis j.
Shepler, Rev L. r. Mallery, r. Il.
Allen, Charles H. Bidwell and
Rev. George r. Atha, all out-of-
town representatives.
The board Of managers whose
terms expire in 1893, were re-
elected. In place of Rev p. r.
Wolfenden Of Bristol, who was
called to his reward recently, Rev
John Moore. D. D., pastor Of the
First Baptist church in Bridgeport
was named. The 1898 board of
managers includes Rev e. L. Blan-
ton, Rev D. w. Lovett, Edwin j.
Fischer, Phi. D., Rev Henry r.
Hodge, Mrs Clarence z Gardner,
Mrs Hattie F. Gaylord. Rev Ellis
Gilbert. w. J. Grippin, Mrs Wilbur
3. Hall, Miss Mary L. Howard, Rev
John w. Brush, Rev G.. j. ARM
strong, w. J. Trevithick, Miss Mary
e. Balch and Rev. John Moore.
D. d.
The board Of managers whose
terms expire in 1884 were also re-
elected unanimously, the personnel
including: Rev Z. Scott Farley,
Chapel S. Carter, Mrs e. H.
Crosby, Rev Frank b. Haggard,
d. D., Mrs i. H. Benedict, Rev
David P. Gaines, pastor Of the
First Baptist church in this city,
Rev John N. Lackey, d. D., Rev
David A. Pitt, D. D., Rev c. Hen
erickson, Mrs Algeron H. Wilcox.
Rev r. w. Ferguson, James Z.
Griswold, William l.. Spicer, Rev
L. +. Requa and George Barnum.
-officio, Women'S Mission So
ciety, Is Mrs Fl. s. Palmer.
DR. d. G. Macintosh Of Yale
University delivered the annual
sermon this morning. DR. Macin-
tosh was refused naturalization be-
cause he declined to take up arms
in event of war.
This mornings session follows:
Call to order-President Timble.
Prayer-Rev Leroy Crosby, Wa
terbury.
Report of program committee
Rev David P. Gaines.
Welcome-Mr Gaines.
Response and presidents ad-
dress-Mr Timbie.
Appointment Of committees to
report this year:
Resolution, Place and Preacher.
Reports
Board of managers-secretary
Il. e. Gates.
Committee missionary coopera-
tion-Secretary Fl. b. Sloat.
Committee Christian education
Secretary o. P. Campbell.
Finance committee-W. 5. Full
MISUNDERSTANDING Gates.
Woman's Baptist Mission Society
Mrs Charles H. Bidwel, cores
ponding secretary.
Literature-Mrs F. w. Payne.
Committee on Evangelism-Rev
J. J. Allen, chairman.
Committee to nominate ofhcers
and managers.
Music and offering.
Annual sermon-Dr d. c. Mac
intosh, Yale University.
Adjournment.
DR. Robert A. Ashworth OF chi
cago addressed the evening session
of the Connecticut Baptist church
association last night. No church
can permit strict denominationism
to interfere with the general work
Of the church which was made Tor
man and man for the churcn.
Church cooperation is essential Tor
religious education, community
service and spiritual leadership, he
said.
Churches should worry because
they are not doing their share IN
stead Of worrying about doing their
share. They must have an active
interest In community work ana
must cooperate with one another
in the settlement of problems
which effect the church as whole.
Competition IL often the death OF
q trade and may result in the death
of churches. In home missions
there IL no space for competition.
but plenty OF room for coopera-
ton.
Service music was rendered by
the junior choir under the direc-
ton OF Mrs Frances Beach Carl.
son.
q. A. Wells also spoke to the
gathering last night stressing world
problems by numerous illustrations
and cartoons OF his own hand. The
question confronting India. China
and other countries was taken up,
saying that all places on the globe
where there Ii q strife to-day In
caused by the desire 10 live.
This afternoons and to.nights
program follows.
Afternoon session. 2 D. M. Dsve.
tlonaI service, Rev l.. y. Reaua.
houthinEton; address, "wonan's
nxtra Task" Mlss Mary u. How.
ard. fiartfofdi address. Miss Irene