New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 14, 1927, Page 26

\\'dlmmg committee Mrs. G. B. T r 1987 MEMBERSHIP |- OF SOUTH CHURCH Actvies Revealed in Reports ¥ at Annual Meeting The membership of the depart-| ment of religious education of the South Congregational church is the largest in the United St accord- ing to reports made at the annual meeting last evening. The business meeting was pre ed by a supper at 6:45 o'cloc report of the church register ed a total membership of which $61 are female and vear th etter and 57 by con- (-‘«\ma TS (h” dur- ing the 32 by disr the church. ship duri Treasurer or. showed from th lent pled gain in n ar was 21, Report E. Root lection for 80; Assyri s Christmas D; Newington Children’s ]Inmn Sunday school 3; hospital, opes, $32.10; sale of hand books sale of devotional hooks. 1» of postals and office n Mission for sup- 4 25,105.24 and the expenses !fl’!]fld 21,510.40, leaving a balance of 298.66, The treasurer lowing balances fund, $4,023.91; A. Clark fund, $7.284.67 Fmily 1. Stanley find, $2,521.26. The report of the special Sunday school fund showed receipts of $477.40; dishursement of $258.26. In the contingent fund the receipts were $238,92 and the bursements $159.10, leaving a bal- ance of $70.82. Women Bring Over 200. The report of the Woman's asso- ciation of the church showed that the association had brought into the church over 200 women. 2880~ ciation had 400 enrolled in the mem- reported the fol- Cllen R. Camp 1 dis- bership and 300 pledged to support | the work. A committee on visitation has been maintained. ber 10 April, monthly suppers were conducted. The report of the For- eign Missionary socioty recounted the various activities of the year. The home missionary dspartment served more than 1,000 persons at luncheons and suppers and teas, The membership of the depart- ported at 1 From Octo- | 200 at | nnmmnv- e, C. Twichell, Mrs. Free Love Charges Are NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, CLAIMS HINDU 13 WORLD TEACHER et LHGU | by Senator Borah, republican, Tdaho, | on February 22 when the | as a way to prevent hugh campaign | for comme expenditures, would result in control | 200th anniversary of th |of politics by the government, and | George Washington will get actually| Klaw was a denial to the people of freedom of | under way. It is planned to have the 1,\»;"\- with A. L. franchise, William M. Butler, chair- | president’s address broadcast by | Klaw & man of the republican national com- | radio. Mittee, told national and state offi- | The announcement of the presi- |1 cers of the women's republican club | dent’s intention was made sl [ Mrs. Besant Introduces Him as i e e v Britain C { d .. Per) | The tendency of political cam- | mission for the uw ation “mch! c: [)i Dwme Sp]]‘][ paign managers, he said, is in the di- ’\hm presided over by Mr. Coolidge | rection of decreased expenditures. | as chairman. He urged women to take the lead in | Professor Albert cducating the ¢ citizenship to vote. | Harvard universi member of ——— | the committee, was made hntormn ppsulcm, d'moul\c(d YEARS OF AGE, IS DEKD. lettérs so as to refute stories held | can government.” Leaves Two Brothers, Each of Whom H. Hubbard, 3 of the arritt misston nominating presentatives rt, A. W. Ups: Mrs. 1. for many years. year BATTLI Washington, Jan. ushnell Hart of | will' battle as a unit, Oau 14 (A—Dr. Theosophi- | on Assyrian work, cal society, headquarters and Mrs. G, H today. presented her Hindu protege, Krishnamurti, as the earth- which the spirit of ended. She described umurti as “the new world Ojai, Ca Jan. Annie ; religious edt board, J. sant, president of the from her Dyson. | here to reflect upon his privite and re-| “There is no question.” ligious activities “but that there is of propaganda looking Iy ve on Christ had desc: i KLAW TO RETIRE New York, Jan. 14—{(P)—The | New York American says that Mare | one who in his Years Old Klaw 16 thoge who the 'omona, Calif., Jan. 14 (P—DMe- | sule almost a century and &' West 4 rter of California history old, sealed hete today as Dona Petra | he ars old, lay in death chanting of requiem Ivanced age was en cliurch records were hed in preparation for the fu- services, he yellowed archives of San Ga- briel mission set forth that in 1811 at a gathering of 's the mission fathers confirmed in the Order of the Sta t st faith, Petra Bermudes, who was 200 orn October 14, 1804. Today, a son, two daughters, Bim R grandehildren, 72 great-grandchil taken up into divinity and we and seven great-gre held ren mourned her ¢ trut Antonio Bermude abides was notified of TRnece was another brother, mudes, in Los Nietos. than a century old. KKris board of directors of Hwndred ectors tomorrow will discuss has descended fsiUr e Die spirit life is literally know hi Kris * sald Dr. ‘ Be ce Dec: spoke ople in ng swift by the ater in | 3 years [sugar in the rs that (1924 was 149 pounds. is part [was 79 pounds. 1 world is forecast y of the Klaw th Klaw who i has said for several wanted to retire. He still R.ldxculcd by Murs. Candler Mrs tes The per capita During were Ler 18 through India, he Christ inges which 1 made a man of power, dignity, orit ut of the hoyish ~ was. “On the 28th of December small meeting again ke throush him, « dis- of the of some ROSCOE AILS Few, outside of the Metropolitan Cities, have had the pleasure that goes with seeing the Famous Broadway Dancing Comedian! perso son Hammor 1 his glory o E chi cecended and - brother, world teacher The spirit has on him The in San her death as seph Ber- is more Atlanta with Jose, at her hust = to support her and | oy, Financing Plan Of Borah Criticized Jan. 14 (T)—Fin: fed- government, recently zested ave him because and PRESIDENT TO SPEAK Washington. Jan. 14.—(P-—Presi- lent Coolidge agreed yesterday to ldress n joint session of congress language incom- ing of el READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS cra ROSCOE AILS Here is an attraction so big! So out of the ordinary! So unusual that it deserves extraordinary mention! 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