New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1922, Page 9

Hartlord County Secretary Ad- dresses Weekly Mgeting ity M Elmer T, Thienes, secretary of the Y. M. C, A, In Hartford county, was the speaker at the weekly meeting of the High school club in one of the class-rooms at the Y. M. C. A, last evening. He took for his subject, “Iinding one's best self.' “In the seventh chapter of Matthew will be found the following passage: “The road that leads to life is both narrow and close and there are but few people who find it." “Some people think Jesus, when he sald that sentence, meant that one's life should be dull, unat- tractive, I do not believe that he had that ldea In mind, Some people are narrow; their Jjudgment {s blased. Christ's 1ife was one of fulfiiment and was well-rounded in all its phases, He did not say that life is narrow, He sald that the way to life is through narrow ways.'" Mr. Thienes sald that few people find the secret of life, Their life may be well-rounded on some sides, but there are still some aspects which are undiscovered, These people do not know themselves; they may have talent and be unaware of the fact. There are three phases of thought in that verse: IMirst, the way to life; second, the fact that few find it, and third, the way {is hard. Mr, Thienes then spoke of the def- that 348 MAIN ST. Inition of Jite, said that there are many definitions, It 1y according to what a person does, There are some to whoiwn the definition of life means to waar fine clothes; there are others to whom life means having a good time “Ihese people have missed the under- | standing of that phrase, When I say ‘I want to llve,”" T mean that I want to live in every sphere to its utmost capacity." There are not many who have not lived completely on the physical side, | The way of life so far as our bodies | are concerned means keeping our bod- | {ies In the pink of condition, We may | feel that we are robust, but after| youth, people, as a rule, let go of that side of life, There Is another slde, Some do not find out about the mental sphere, A man once asked me (o state the big problems of youth. T told him that| the 'inabllity to think and to make| conclusions. of his own, are the big problems of a young fellow., The man who hasn't made original conclusions, the man who hasn't used his brain, who turns away from mental problems has not learned what it is to live, The boys of today need more challenging on the mental side of lite.”” Mr. Thienes then said that success is not merely a matter of a good per-| sonality. One must have brains in or- der to see clearly. One great fault of men today is that they are unable to solve the problems of today, to see through to the end, “In the affairg of men you must he able to produce or you will be left on the slde paths of life. I want to be where the battle is on, where big affairs arc being dis- | cussed,” he said. He then spoke of the spiritual vigor. ‘“The fellow doesn’'t know God, lacks the ability to third step, who ROBIN’S Dress Goods Store sacrifice and pay penalties. God is the greatest factor in all human life and 348 MAIN ST. 12%2c 68-inch TABLE DAMASK $1.00 value 49¢ 17¢ SATURDAY SPECIALS Unbleached 40-inch CURTAIN SHEETING CHARMEIUSE GOODS 36-in. wide $2.75 value. 36-inch : Brown, black. Salél’nce Special — yard 71/ 2C (& i LAY T 36-inch SATIN FLANNEL CRETONNES 36-inch wide. Very heavy. quto 5l)chvalue. Ni;,vy' blj;’lzvn- 20c value. our choice ure silk. 25 c + $2.00 value. l 2 1/2(: $1.10 o PRUNELLA Bleached -inc SKIRTINGS SHEETING L Up to §1 value. 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D. president of Trini- HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1922. fellow who knows 1 will he able to undertake tremendous tasks " The great sweep of the influence of | & i Paw, the apostle, was due to the fact b that God was a part of his lite, The | N A REAL hasn't learned what it is to live, A 'y HONEST man who goes about life grabbing | everything he can lay his hands on, | 5 ‘9 acting as if the world were made for | 3R Y SALE him alone, I8 squeezing out the best SALL part of his life. “Real living in the development of | *F p— one's body (o the limit, storing up y vigor for useful days to come; train Ing of the hrain so as to be able to undertake at tasks when the time may come; and knowing God, “Most people take it o grante that o man who has a great deal o money knows what it is to live, 1 once knew a man who had lots of money, but he didn't know what it was to be o well man, I would rather tramp the hills and lead a rogged out-of-door life, Grenfell, the great explorer, on the shores of labrador, hasn't much money, but hig life is productive.” Mr. Thienes sald that the way Is hard so far a8 body condition is ¢ cerncd, but the way is equally har regarding mental fitness. 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Collar Shirtsy Pajamas Drawers Shirts Mr. Thienes was formerly the as- sistant pastor of the Center chure! % this city, having been here from 191 ntil 1917, when he accept sition of county “Y'" sccret ty college in Hartford. President Ogil- by spoke before a joint meeting of the | Men's class and the ladies’ auxiliary. The meeting was held in the chapel of the church at 8 o'clock and re- freshments were later served in the part of the world and while he was teaching in one of the missionary schools a roof was lifted off the school building by such a storm. The rain is {also much heavier on the islands than in this country, Mr. Ogilby stated. Ac- | house. In his talk President|cording to figures presented by him v spoke mostly of his personal | there are occasions when 18 inches of ces in the Philippine Islands|vain will fall in one day. where he went with Bishop Brent in While doing missionary work on He told of the various Kinds of |the islands, President Ogilby said that ther on the island. President Ogil- | he, with Bishop Brent, went to one said . typhoons are severe in that|of the extreme ends of the island MEN WITH TAILS Gives Talk on Philippine at St. Mark’s Church “Bishop Brent and the l‘hllim;inr‘s" was the topic of a talk delivered last 1921, o e ,Only rich, full cream milk churns into such delicious butter! Flavor, richness, smoothness—the whole secret of good butter is found in the kind of milk that it is churned from. And there you have the reason for the goodness of Wedgwood Creamery Butter. Pail after pail of rich, creamy milk, given by sleek, healthy cows, goes into the big Wedgwood churns. 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