New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 12, 1930, Page 13

Second Section NEW BRITAIN HERALD |0 EW BRITAIN,, CONNECTICUT, WEDNES SDAY, \UVLMBLI\ 125 1%0 Week-day Church Schools Seen As Aid to Character Building, Education Systenl Adjunct to Many Educators Believe Civic Methods Weakest at Point Where Moral Values Are Rev. A. D. Heininger Tells Religious Board. Involved, The meeting of the hoard of diree- tors of the United Weekday Chureh Echools was held last cvening at the South Miss | vetary, reported the present enroll- ment of the schools as SI9. She reported that changes had been made in arrangement of &chools and The Camp school children have hitherto been attending in the South church have assigned to the First Baptist church as their me ing place -1 and now mect in the First Congregational | church on Thursdays, sand §-1's mn the South wreh. This provides for these pupils two consccutive years of meeting in the same church. The Tmportance of Weekday Church Schools in_Our \ gious Iiduca- | LIQUOR IN PLANE A b wen e o e e | PIOLSay8 He Was Uniaware of Gargo’s Nature Church of Christ “During the period immediate or ap- there | following the colonial period proximately from 1775 to 1§ forward in this country a defi-| Columbia, Miss, Nov. 12 (P — movement toward the seculari- [ Inauguration of sky liquor transpor- ion of the public schools. Reli, [tation in the south was believed n was removed from the curricu- fhave had its wings clipped by sher- Ium of the schools and also definit: [iff's deputies w guarded education for character building and {large cabin sending the morality. this period tho{rival from Orleans 1 doctrine »aration of church | proibition and atly emphasized., | The plane “In mor ars, partict iquor carrier 1 within the or rs. o district W and nationwide movement for | Rapids. haracter cation has over |late - country his is duc to the U Miss the culari of public | gtat. hool cducation carried much rther than the carly leaders in th could foresee and Congregational church. A. Dickinson, executive a few the classes who been REV. A. D. HEININGER SHERIFF DISCOVERS 5-2 classes 0 today plane ar- New nvestigators. to be burin the was of federal of state first crn last 1 20 yei was down Hook. Louistana Mich o swept yesterday line pilot hat tion of by James Kup d saying ¥ with for n part ot leaders must by our pub- Moreover. educs clear) t public school education is w est at the point where character a moral values are involved Rece idies of char- ter revealed th schemes of which hay nt ye anl wide- ess i as he load was 1iq- | ch they 1 Ther on the educational more definite ttention yaid to char r values in lic school her has aquoted b knew wea | uor. de Iplane’s Mill Grand The from pids whom Kupl ain the of cducation took off 1d as or QIR e Sl New Orleans of=red for Gr no details was loaded ed to be prominent in crn Michigan, and is mia of the Lal of M Mu ‘o to nt scient education have that many of the character education been worked out some of which spread usc actually achieving eim at. Morcover, psy vestigations ha 5 ager an in rece ar have gain practically u results they mxml in- | the abstract virtues such ¢ courtesy, truthfulness Kindness but that honesty learned only in definite situations. Such studi ed fact that thoroughly honc khip and utterly d relationship wit any incongruity investigation are 9 SMOKES ‘GASPERY” 82 Year Old Daughter of Queen Victoria kaes Cigarettes ®) \ppear can coneret have reve a person may in one rel honest in rout b The is that the mo(h aware result many scrutinizing used in eligious ing net er o of thesc No would oker the family. Tondon, — Mary, it lon Quecn not the feminine cducators 1y luu\ car: have ion s meml Pri ers of t on ougl th nd T year oll which nter hieve niove ligious coopera school re- ity to hool e myp commn public s term for cting the dritt grip the Writing . ol s 10 & mental ¢ s regime o she comngited ived on t smok ranctions Inte liducation inations cooperat control il of Religious ich includes 42 nom- ng in this ficld, has recent appointed a standinzg com mitt veck-day church schools. This group is made up of prominent leaders in public school education | “A box was handed to the prin- and in religious education and is|Cess Wwith the apology that the iving careful study to the problems |Ciarets were mot of an expentive involved.” {brand. The speaker then reviewed *‘Nonsense.* ehe replled. outstanding features of the week-day |one, ‘I always smoke gaspers. h schools in New Britain, which have now entered upon the | Berlin btudents Rene\\ sixth vear, and pointed out the value % . of the work being done in the tnitea | Clash Over Dance Price | Berlin, Nov. 12.— (P —Students at Week-day Church schools, the cessity of maintaining the highest | the University of Berlin today re- possible standards of icational | new clash which was interrupt- «fficiency, the values of interdenom- | ¢ police. and the | cnd reported that | inational coopcration it ¥ 1 nity enterprise of this sort and the oman student and a social demo- | student had been ten by | v whic is movement had | in helping hes of New Brit- national socialist under- 8in to coms zard relizious edu- | cation as a major enterprise of the Christian church awn iKer “Not 1 moment s 1ation rer t them | all snioke,’ she a cigaret myself” the men w > on lighting the | per Der A e be the chu 101 p of disturbance, the news- paper arose when the nation- !al socialists attempted to prevent distribution of leaflets protest- ing against a university ball to which an admission of from | three to cight marks is to be charg- air f cd. Polic brought in after pur- fired great of foday ays, Great Britain Considers Buying DO-X Type Plane London, Nov ? (A)— The London Herald th the British of 4 ship to the German seaplane, DO-X, to b ered by British motors. An can order for a similar sl possible, the newspaper Dornier works 1 Switzerland, buildin, of the DO-X type for st were had Bishop’s Ivll—ngs_ Halts | Start of Church Trial| Birmingham, Ala,, Nov. 12. (UP) | The confinement of Bishop James Cannon. Jr.. in a Washington hos- pital has caused postponement of the inquiry, scheduled for today, in- to charges filed against Nim by Methodist Episcopal clergymen ses- eral weeks ago. Announcement to that made by Bishop W. N chairman of the college of bishops, in the Christian Advocate, official mechanic also was ,\hgmh injurcd. church organ. Bishop Ainsworth | —o 1id he had no further information on the Cannon to give out at is been chase sister pow er- | also i3 | T nrhein, | planes Italy STEIN CRASHES . Nov. —{/P)- ana French aviatrix, who | Paris to Tokyo, was from minor Bernstein, the is flying from recovering tod: juries received last night when she crashed in a landing here. Her effect was ir- Ainsworth ‘the conserva PRINCESS LOUISE fact T want | e YOR BEN USE. HERALD CLASSIF ILD the present time, ADS ) e S ——— Crew of 13 Men Safe As Schooner Founders || Apia, Samoa, Nov. 12 (Pr—Its crew of 13 escaped death the auxiliary schooner Rahra sank off Pukapuha Island, it was revealed with the arrival here of Captain Delmer, George Mann and two natives, Leaving the bers of the crew when cor remaining at Pukapuka, the four men sailed here in five days in a 19-foot open boat. Captain Delmer said the Rahra oft Pukapuka Oct. 31 squall drove the sclioo; reef, wrecking if. The caped in lifeloats - LESS SEX, MORE THRILLS, PLEA 0F THEA ER MAN Tells Convention Parents Won't mem - was lying hen a " onto « crew es. Let Their Children Attend Vivid Vice Films. Philadely sex No wore ¢ (U d-llooded audi- theater convention of Makers of ma is what motion picturc Walter Vineent Ain operator. told : Motion Picturr America “Children theaters parents said Sidney of the Pa ces want cha ot coming to our thelr Vincent any won't nore be let the aus e Kent amount § the wide I manager Corpora- tion, said movies will be im- proved by film, color and television when the devices arc per- fected. Sound, he said, has “lost its status as a substitute for merit.” AGRICULTURAL BQUALITY cture BECOMES GRANGE SLOGAN National Body Holds Annual Con- vention in Rochester With 20,000 Delegates Lxpected. P — ster ber of Columbus, tiding officer, Ohio, said t dele visitors would the ten d main will b0 purpos iion he ral question discus ation. They Taxation. deben prohibition cxport federal tid, restriction o ion Gra of nation initiation ne tim Troop 20 Boy bcouls \ ery Bus\ With Hikes nd future, occupied of attention at t Scout troop 2 oln school or share meeting of Boy ’15 at the Lir r Alvin Benson had oper ession with “Assembly,” Scout abucci reported on a Gol rol hike and Scout I. Star hike Scout hile Col. n too! Troop rson and shton of troop 1 adjourned at 9 o'c of taps and a minute silence in honor of the na- tion's war dead Cor v o FIRE IN DANVERS ,» Nov. 12 (UP) 1 started in a smoke shop | mage estimated at $2 $25.000 da 600 to a oni Square early today res damaged were Boardma Smoke shop. the Allied Paint store Tailor shop. and Army an 1 and Michelson's Cand story block in Danvers | ( Youths Kidnap and Rob General l[]l[ WELL FIRES Prospect of Harmony In Congress In Phlladelphla LastrEvenmg, [;AUS[ HU[]E 10SS None Too Bright Desplte Armistice lelphia, Nov. P—Sstate | police today joined Philadelphia city and county authorifics in their carch for three youths, who last rigit kidnaped and robbed Brigadier General Robert M. Brookt 57 cemmander f the P | of nnsylvania tional | ral Brookficld and a leading Pennsylvania military participated in Arm moni durin World War circ s here s dr in ¢ d 1o g Shortly homi¢ n he | his attired consen \1‘\.10‘- “lift s whe afte utomobile inst the ordercd cutns ed the trio er ag general's “Drive w Brookficld w After taking $45. L ion. 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