New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRIT.UIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE T | QUICKSAND STRUCK IN | OUST PASTOR FOR EVOLUTION TALK Florida Commencement Speech Gosts Dr. Lyon Pulpit Change in Plans at Willow Brook ments’ hefore bigh #chool st Baptls church here Munl chureh. has Deen of Greatar Palm Bea bistlonss De. Lyos wae deposed when the wamostation adopiad a resolution i waq officers every xiz months. He hiad fust served :hat length of tim and the assoctation proceeded t mlett Rav. Joseph C Ksisey Oity Cougrags w 1ts head Memosrs of the Baptist churck srotested Dr. Lyouv's sermon, de- #laring that ke sald “Darwinian cheory opensd up A new viata and . 7ha’. the (nfinte energiss of God had back alisged statemen: wn book Das not yet been written a4 the greatsa’ ory has not ve heen toid."” TN The micisterial assosiation adopt #é anotber resolution joining the Supitat congregation in ita protest Tesd(ution eaid ths wasootation “eileved the greatas 000% has bee ‘ricten and Rt G ths D:4 and New , Testamenta and at atory has been 2. cy of the redemptive TENNIS COURT LOCATION ’ . | Well Known Swedish Residents Park Necessitated By Condition of Ground. . Coolidge Talks Over the et I S a1 Rivers-Harbors Proposals Washington. 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