The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-13

"The revolt of our younger churchmen toward a communized society" the Rev Dr Fred l.. Hall of Cleveland, O., superintendent for Ohio;
 "Thc threat of new sectional ism which shall divide the east Rev Dr Charles E. Mckinley of for Rhode Island;
 "The effect of the promise of a more equitable distribution of wealth upon tho support of the church." the Rev Dr Rodney W. Roundy of Portland, Me, superin- tendcnt for Maine;
 What message has our Congre- gational and Christian fellowship for its members and for a bewil- dered world in this critical era in human history the Rev Dr Cla- ton $. Rice of Billings, Mont, su- perintendent for Montana;
 "Wh@t is being done to help churches re-finance large debts,'' the Rev Dr Edwin C. Gillette of Jacksonville, Fla, superintendedt for Florida;
 What can be done to lead the churches to secure for the mission ary cause a just proportion of their total budgets," the Rev Dr Har- Icy H. Gilr of San Francisco, Calf superintendent for northern Cali. fornia;
 How can we help provide ade. quate financing of local church budgets for 1894" the Rev pr John B. Gonzales of Topeka, Kan, superintendent for Kansas.
 Unen. ploymcnt among ministers will be discussed by the Rev Dr Walter H. Rollins of New York, ". r., superintendent for New York; the Rev Dr William F. Fra zier of Burlington, Vt, superinten- dent for Vermont and superinten- dcnt-clect for Connecticut; and the Rev pr Edward D. Gaylord of Los Angeles. Calf, superintendent for southern California.
 "The possibility of re-awak- ened church." the Rev Dr Freder- ick H. Page of Boston. Mass, su- pcrintendent for Massa chusetts;
 The preaching mission," the Rev s. W. Neck of Huron, South Dakota, superintendent for South Dakota;
 "Visition evangelism and other practical methods of increasing membership, the Rev A. c. Hacke of Fargo, N. Dak, superintendent for North Dakota;
 "Women's activities in the churches" the Rev Dr stephen A.. Lloyd of Lansing, Mich, superinten- dent for Michigan;
 How can more effective inter- denominational cooperation be se- cured to eliminate sectarian com petition? in the cities, tho Rev Dr Ernest c. Guthrie of Chicago, III, general superintendent for Chi cago;; in small towns, the Rev Dr Arthur J. Sullens of Denver, Colo, superintendent for Colorado.
 The itev Dr William A. Tyler of Lincoln, Nebr, superintendent for Nebraska, Is president of the Su- perintendents' Council and the Rev Dr Walter Spooner of Newark. N. J., superintendent for New Jer- sey, is secretary.
 All sessions of the national ex- ccutive conference of the united denomination from Monday, Jan- uary 22 to Thursday, January 25, will be at Evanston in the parish house of the First Congregational church. Hotel headquarters will be at the North Shore hotel. The executive boards will include those of the American Missionary asso- ciation; the American board of for foreign mis- sions; the Congregational and Christian Church Extension boards in which are merged home mis- sionaRy, church building and Sun day school extension societies; the Congregational Education society; the Congregational Publishing so- cicty and the Pilgrim Press; the Board of Ministerial Relief and the Commission on Missions of the General Council of the united de- nomination.