New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 30, 1930, Page 22

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, LUTHERANS UNITE INMISSION WORK THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1930. The uniting synods are the joint Ohio, Iowa and Buffalo synods, of German origin, which will merge, ef- fective January 1, as the American Lutheran church; the Norwegian Lutheran church of America; the Augustana Synod, of Swedish orig- in; the United Danish church, and ( spiritual entitled “God's River.” Vo- cal passages will be interpreted by a quartet. son 11:00—Music Appreciation hour J0—Music hour | day in the auditorium by the ninth grade. Dancing from 4 to 5 o'clock was on the program. The dancc orchestra furnished mu Miss Beryl Luby’s room is « ating 100 per cent in subscri the Central Light, the school Cletus Dube is representative CENTRAL JUNIOR H. S. HONOR PUPILS LISTED Thirty-Three Boys and Girls Have “Sweethearts,” an operetta in two acts, will be presented tonight in the | Victor Herbert Opera broadcast b/.’ NBC at 10 o’clock. 395—~WJZ, New York—760 :30—Charlie Hamp, Early Bird —Jolly Bill and Jane 00—On the 8$:15 THURSDAY. Pastern Standard Tinid 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 5:30—Musical party 5:45—Tlima Islanders; apl, director 6:00—"Speaking of Sports,” Arf McGinley §:15—News; highlights in sports 6:30—Orchestra Mike Han- orchestra 9:00—Orchest 9:30—Ensemble; Paul tenor; male quartet rection Willard Robi 10:00—Opera Series; 11:00—Slumber . Music; string en- semble direction Ludwig Laurier 12:00—Hotel Governor Clinton or- che: Larguay, 128—WLW, Cincinnati—700 i orchestra di- | | s 8§t s 1 Chats with Peggy Winthrop Lumber Jacks dance 1 Trio with Singi 0—Vermont :45—Popular L5—String Bits, “Canaries {10:00—The Manhatte rs 45—Josephine B talk 1:00—NBC Music hour; Walter 00—Luncheon band Damrosch ensemble; Gibson Appreciation Billic md P Burke, former star of st screen and the wife of eld, will be featured on rogram to be broadcast over C-WJZ network tomorrow e ning at 10 o'clock. hand food Miss Burke's talk will be another | at | in the Husband Home."” series ¥ lance — thunder clouds When {he age the an | ve g0 Activities in Minneapolis, Oct Ame an Lutheran newly mission and of seven separate gan the | Gonterence to Avoid Overlapping Flo | Field 3 today () — The conference, formed to effect a union of educational ynods, ground work to accomplish endeavors be- the Lutheran Free church of Norse origin. The federation is to be one of the three large central groups of Lutherans formed in the United States and Canada Missions are conducted churches in China, India, New Guinea, British East Africa, the |Sudan, Kurdistan and Domestic missionar; scatteted through every !m-(or of C by th Japan, | ‘\\dl(‘!\ Armand Cenci, | James Maloney, I'red Lockery, John Sullivan, Bartlett, Schneider, Grade Pupils A in fou | assignment at hool ai of A in Four Subjects For | ioiit in this room, The best talent in three gle | at the school has been chos who have had a rating of | form a new mixed chorus, r major subjects in the first (Mmay appear in public soon. Central Junior high| Art work was contributed 1o the re as follows: Franklin At-|current edition of the Central Light ward Clark, | by Betty Abel, John Cavel, Henry Grela, Betty Page, Helen Unack, Peter Ukitis and Anthony Yenkaus- k First Assignment b5 Sherma Avery, Barbara John Humason, Adelgunde | William Crowell, Norma| Erman Erickson is the winner of iim. the first individual prize in tho song writing contest. The group | prize was won by Miss Lee Bryant's | English 00—Brazilian-American progrim alt and Peanuts —Nothing But the 6:05—Brooks and Ross :15—Chambe 6:30—Do; Adams Chamberlain, Louise Oldershaw, Irank Poglitsch, Carolyn Lord, | Cletus Dube, Bruce Gtorey, Henriet- | {ta Dubowy, Shirley Rollins, Mar- Ohio, | jorie Peterson, Margaret Chase, Bar- | president-elect of the American |bara Starr, Adele Toffolen, Richard ALutheran church, is temporary| Vogel, Betty Flanagan, Doris Hart, chairman of the federation meeting|[Joseph Smith, Helen McEvoy, | and is considered a possible choice|Eleanor McLagan, John ott, as its first prosident. George Squillaciote, Priscilla Mahan, | Herbert Peterson. mission fields to avoid ov {of activity is to follow a g rangements arrived at toda Dr. Hein Chairman Dr. C. C. Hein, Columbus, s lightning. W and crashes reaily Mother crash, ba the radio crackles call it stat But same thing, and old |is to blame. The earth, n discove | is really a great big storage Fatte in fact the only perfect storage tery known to science. Ifurthermore, we | the, Earth 303—WBZ, Springfield—990 :00—Concert —Stock quotations :45—Agricultural markets 5—Road man 0—Weather man -05—Sport digest 6:15—Musical program 0—MecCoy Boys —Topics in Brief, Thomas 0—Amos 'n’ esters :30—Phil Coos ‘45—Triendly Five Footnotes :00—Investment Hour :30—Massachusetts Republicarn commi 8:45-—Arkansas Pioneers 9:00—Orchestra 0—Ensemble 0—Congressman Granfleld tion 0:15—Thomas F. date, district and Berkshire 0—Concert 0—Weather man 3—Sport digest 9—McEnelly” The preliminary work of uniting synods was completed last night sentatives of the inde- pendent groups. Truth it's talk Glenn of Comeree 1k by Dr. T/lrougb the Static A group of sor that gamut of comedy and sentiment will be harmonized by the Jesters, a male trio broadcasting over an NBC network tonight at 7:15 o'clock. Approximately $75,000,000 is spent annually in the United States for training school teachers. The main- tenance of normal schools and teachers’ colleges amounts to $250,« 000,000 a ye! it has bec federation is to carry on th gn and home mission activiti us a central sorganization for the cooperating groups with support th refied air of the upper regions | from their 1,377,000 members in ot the earth's atmosphere conducts | every state of the United States and current like the rarefied gas in the (a1 Canadian provine model neon lamp. 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