New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 31, 1923, Page 16

MISSIONARY RALLY ATPEOPLE'S CHURGH Rev. Dr. R, H. Glover Coming From Chicago (o Speak The Peoples’ ehureh is making un usual preparations for the autumn missionary reily of the Gospel Mis slonary society, 1o be held in the enureh on Court street, Baturday awl Sunday, Nov, 3 and 4. For many yoars semi-annual gatherings of this kind have brought tegether [rom New Britaln and vielnity the fri and supporters of the missionarics this seciety who are laboring in Hri ish East Africa. Heretofore the con ventions have always been mid.week gatherings, but this year there s & new departure, because it Is felt that privilages of this misslonary feast should be offered to the larger num ber who can attend the meetings on Sunday. A preliminary service will be held tomorrow evening in eonnec tion with the regular mid.week prayer meeting of the church Friday cvening, (there will young peoples’ missionary rally, Baturday and Sunday, there will be a full program Rev, J. B, Jaderquist, of New York Oon . Oon be REV. DR. R. H. GLOVER. e e e city, will have the general direction of the convention, and will deliver| several addresses. He is qualified to speak intelligently of the things that| concern foreign missions in general,| and the work in Africa in particular, because he began his career as a Christian worker with a short period | of service in a pioneer misslon in| Africa, and in his later ministry as| pastor, Bible teacher and editor he has kept in close touch with the prob- lem of worldswide evangelism. Rev. Dr. R. H. Glover, of Chicago, | will give the main addresses of the| conference, speaking on Saturday| evening and three times on Sunday. | He s looked upon by many as one of | the leading missionary statesmen of the country, a distinction he has carned by worthy accomplishments. After taking his college and medical courses, he spent more than 20 years in China. He was a pioneer for a time in a province where the hated foreigner was the frequent victim of mobs. He saw service also as a| pastor, as an executive in an impor- tant post, and finally as head of a| Bible training school for native pas- Take No Chances’ with Your Roof A 7 ™ £08 ;re;resi;tance Beauty $Permanency Jand,Storm "Protection by Roofing for the. | dnpan, Philippine Islands, | 1oomis tors Pellowing this servies In Ohing, he wal diafted by N ais- | slonary seolely for the pesition of foreign secretary His duties toek him far afield to misslonary lands, In cluding India, the borders of Tibet Palesting I of the Bouth | West Indies, and seioi In recognition American republies. of the value of these esteysire NS slonary travels the Rayal Geagraphi oul society has given him the high noner concealed in the mystie letters ». RO “ interpreted to the uu initiated, this means “fellow the Royal Geegraphical Boclety," Dy, O is at present director of the mis vy course of the Moody Bible Institute, where he fouches in fimately with his missionary message about 1,000 day students, and an equal number in the evening Ribie He cannol often he spared m this work Jumes M dean of the institute, was kind 1o permit him to come to the the help of the Clospel Mix slonary ioty at this time, He s aof & total stranger here, having wpoken In the Peaple's ehurch some veurs ago, when his addresses bristied with facts, burned with intense mis sionary fervor, and gripped with telling logie and foreeful appeal An yent of his subjects will be of clanses. but Dy Miss Richardson to Wed F. A. Fiske in California A miscellaneous shower was given by operators of the New Britain Tele- | phone Exchange in honor of i85 Jsabelle A. Richardson, at the home erty on Huriburt street, $2,000 dam ages and the appeintment of & ™ of vents and possession of The writ s returnable ia the third Menday 10 eiver premises city oourt on Novewmbey PRIEST INDICTED Goverr cas b ovestiaon ON BODZE GOUNTS Relative and Dry Olficials Also Named in Denver Denver, Oct. 81,8, H, MoClena han, former director of federal pro Libition enforcement in Colorado, fen Englander, prohibition agent under MeClenahan; Father Walter A former pastor of the Shrine of B Anne at Arvada, Colo, and Jack Walsh, his brother-in-law, were named in iudictments returned last pight by the federal grand fury here MeClepahan and Englander arve eharged with conspiracy to defrand {the government out of $1,600 sald 1o have been realized on sale of sup plies from thelr office, and for the illegal transportation of liquor Father Gra and Walsh | charged with the illegal possession and transportation of liquor, indictments ugainst the lattar pair covered virtually the same ground as previous ones under which the priest 142 FAKE DOCTORS REPORTED IN CONN. Waterbury, Oet, 31 Templeton ing authe investigutio s to institute immediate inte charges that 142 doctors In this state had weoured their | licenses through fraud and perjury, wany of them through purchasing fake medical diplomas, and if war ra the 3 gutions were lald before the governor hy a St, Louls newspaper man, whe charged that a deotor now under arrest in Missour! in conneetion with the sale of fake medical diplomas had brought persons hearing the fake cortificates to this state for examina tion for licenses. The exeeutive's action was taken after a conference with Health Com. Imisstoner Btanley H, Osborn 70 Years for Britain, London,—Sergeant William |ton, K3, has just resigned from Brere. the The | government's service after 70 years | Al but 21 years of that time Wwas wpent in the army, He first donned the king's uniform when he was 14, of Miss Richardson's parents in New- | wuy convicted und sentenced to two| |ington lust evening, About 35 guests |were present. Miss Richardson re- cefved many beautiful and useful gifts. A buffet lunch was served dur- | ing the evening. Misx Richardson leaves ¥riday for | Oakland, Californis, where she will | become the bride of Franklyn A Miske of that city, formerly of New Britain and New Haven, | FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH Rev, Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist, pastor |of the First Lutheran church, will |speak in Springfield, Mass., Sunday evening in connection with a reunion of confirmation classes in that city. Dr. Ahlquist will lead the Wenner- berg chorus at the “Swedish Day"” ex- | ereises at the Children’s Home Sun- | day afternoon, leaving immediately afterwards for Springfield. Due to Dr. Ahlquist being out of the city, there will be no evening | services at the First Lutheran church next Sunday. ! KENILWORTH CLUB MEETING. | | A regular meeting of the Kenil-| worth club will be held in the elub next Monday evening. FPre-| ceding the meeting a get-together supper will be held at 6:30 o'clock, Plans for the fall season will be dis- cussed and routine business transact- ed. President David Modeen will be in charge of the meeting. IR A D | BRINGS FORECLOSURE SUIT. Action has been brought by Clar- erce R. Sadd of Hartford against An- lall of which purported vderal prison at Leay enworth, Kansas, last July, The new |indictments are based on a legul question and were returned by the jury, It was sald, to hold the priest lund his brother-in-law in case the | United States court of appeals 1o~ verses the conviction of the clerie on the first trial, it is sald. | years in the BOYS WRECK TROLLEY New Haven, Oct. 81.—In an early celebration of Hallowe'en, three boys, aged respectively 12, 11 and 8, placed a log on the trolley tracks on Quinni piac avenue last night and deralled a trolley driven by Willlam King. Pas- sengers on the car were shaken up and startied but not hurt. The dam- age was slight. 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