New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 7, 1930, Page 14

19 "W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 1030, Life Adjustment Center Proposed For Next Year at Trinity Church; Pastor Alderson Asked to Return Solution of Social Problems Sought by Minister as Result of His tions Among All Types Observa- | of Humans — Would En- list Anonymous Adyvis- ers. PARRBNARAR A unanime William H 1o have In REV. WILLIAM H. ALDERSON Renier, Pickhardt & Dunn - B::‘ iPn..St' \ER\(Y]I[é:L Phone 1409 L CORSETS New Silk and Georgette Dresses Both Plain and Figured KWE J\L .mrl HANDKERCHIEL! DRE for Girls and '$1 98 , $3.00 The New Silhouette Corselettes and Girdles 1 $4.98% Continued Sale of RAINCOATS. Values to 31: «$1.0 Rayon BLOOMERS, STEP-INS and VI with Built-up Shoulders. Fine quality Si 0 c pair. All “CELOCIL” HOSE of Fine \)th\l £ Sizes 814 to 10. o, price $1.00 pair. At 98c pair. “All Pure Silk to the Top” TOSL. Newest Shades. Sizes 812 to 1015, Tt isn't here yet. hut B it soon will be. Your trees and shrub- hery will grow better and look better if you W them trim now— Come In and Look at Our \ssortment of Pruning Tools SHEARS SAWS 3110 and up PRUNERS 83.00 C.A. RPE PHONE 5 and 106 f_———_\ /| Invited to Remain \ At Trinity Church chool and out 221 talk mons. 600 Visits to Sick and Sop m\{ul “One . of the deman would never realiz of ministry e than vindicated itself huun 1ys labeled Wwith o mission- | ¢ 5 which T sometimes think oun Cause of Unity Advances It > of unity has continued | ' through {wo ies of which have now be ted part of our chu {wo months in the sum- ing lent and passion he churches unite | union service t ) | |Ci | sum up “I was privieged agan to serve as dcan ot the W an Epworth > institute last J and also to the theme addresses and re- I-IV\h r'omm\ s with ch Mect in- genera! for any effectiveness it |as raining in the artford last ded the in Chi- he Devotio or teache ning in ¥ all, In December I at uumll of Institute dea 0 and last month the Council of | in Cleveland. fore I speak briefly of two or plans for the future let me istically: ermon: visits, itie hree nd talks, ® school | pers 00. ual Spirit Nceded estions T of . mo word wa scriptural pa which nent was |4 announce- There was Lo recapt o conversa- |early enthusiasm we shall ¥ concluded. { Sunday morning mes cannot he written |directly with Pentecos v inclined observa- [by way of a cele st midweek | beginr for this ¢ en wh service This isn’t on hut is the g chapter of the mid- the life of this churc following a |long as I remain pa hat critical, b - |not rest until a general aw . | comes which will be recogni cening Jacquard SPl‘mg Brides and Gr oomsY We are Headquarters for’ VO |||nn| LT LT S-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE THE LIVING ROOM A heautiful S-picee Velons throy ru mirror, floor Tamp, pair of | Koends, Lazme rac moker, Nuite Ml Ol.l 2 cHAPTER 15 CAME THE DAWN! HE PRESSED HIS SUIT. IT [P crarre 03 THE STORM RAGE! AND WITHOUT H IMPASSIONED LI SPOUTED | [Framing Enw ) NOJSHE | crien,"NO, N0, NO, NO/” AND, NEVER - | R. RIS LAST A(GHTS ENCOUN A SUDDEN JNSPIRA: VIBRATED HIS THOUGHT PLANES "1 HAVE A REAL IDEA "SAID OUR- HRERO ALOUP THAT AFTEJY) CHAPTER 17 - LATE HER THAT AIGHT THE MOOM HEARD 5 60 ovER ™| neR oAy ‘DoN'T/ - - -- DON'T YoU THINK WE'LL! EE HAPPY WITH ALL THAT LOVELY e FURNITUREY] ZJcHarTER 16 - -NOON - HE € \L.u UNAWARE BIRNBLUMS fiamma»eSme MATTRESSES $6.95 $16.50 $27.50 Simmons Beautyrest Spring $39,50 Mattress Cotton Mattress Solid Ttelt = Silk Floss . Dressers Carriages 514 .50 $9 50 Up 9-PIECE DINING ROOM same conditions must not prevent us \ experience of | In an cffort | hurch that || ages dealing | and ever con- || iritual adven- | r here I shall | BEING WRINKLED FROM { ] . bedroom chair sas r 'I'HI" YROOM hed. chest | chai roor van- THE RITCHEN Ax Drop leaf Litchen I alle, 4 chairs (0 [ it ndid and even a felt e pat- {terned ruz for e Litchen floor, 5 Floors of dependable | furniture Furniture Store 2 v s &1 Main Sireetl SUITE Ix12 minster RUGS BOUDOIR CHAIRS 95 Up We Aim to Satisfy the Thus a new sense of obligation to church on everyone's part. runs the entire gamut of church re- lationship, Parents faithfully bring- ing or sending their children to the Sunday and weck day schools of re- ligious education; members of the church, | the last training class admitted into mempetship, on up to officers and teachers of the church school and officials of the board all of whom hall assume a new obligation to attend one of the services of wor- ship every Sunday, and as often as possible a_service the week. Church attendance must become with us a high privilege which no passing engagement or slight inconvenience shall interrupt. Home conditicns do not prevent us from getting out o work. These pr in the middle -of | from getting out to worship. This new awakening will be evidenced by a readiness to give more time and oftentimes ‘first time’ to the church. The busy life we live should long since have ceased to be a valid ex- cuse for offering the church of Fmning all the way from |Jesus Christ the ragtag leftovers of our time and cnergy. A certain an- cient story recounts the tragic com- parison between two brothers one of whom offered God the ‘first fruits’ of his work while the other offered the nubbins and the seconds. What a recurrence of tragedy there is when we attempt the same thing today. o kingdom of God will never, ver be built by men and women working at its construction eonly when they have no other engage- ing, I plan to take the general rules and special advices from our disci- pline and bring a series of messages on the obligations of a Methodist 1o his church. tant Census Being Made canvass of the city is now being made in the course of which every Protestant family will be un- carthed, Those familics who belong to this branch of the Christian church will be sought out and all effort made to enlist them With us. “In the interest of our newly awakened church I propose that next year our cvening worship shall be a community service with the definite object of serving E speaking people of the ¢ Ihave no service of their own, | ment. church at all, or who cannot attend “At the proper time in the year's ogram, to help bring this awaken- (Continued on Page 29) At The Peerless Buy this Radio On QOur Liberal Club Poyment Plan $10 Down $2 Weekly No Interest Charge Hartford With Triple Screen Grid ise Smith ¢ Co. 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