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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1920

Page

6

Fireworks Draw Massive Crowd at Braves Field

Tens of thousands gathered at Braves Field for a band concert and fireworks display. Families, including young children, crowded in as darkness fell to enjoy Boston’s seasonal celebration at the Home of Big Things.

Boston Braves Field

Moose Make Day Notable

Concluding the New England Moose Field Day Association three day convention at Lawrence a big street parade and field day at O Sullivan Park were held. About 5000 members participated with Herbert L Kearn as marshal and John Reynolds as assistant. Archie Pollock oversaw amateur events. Worcester degree team beat Pawtucket in a prize drill. Haverhill lodge won for most out of town members. Pawtucket Lodge took best appearance.

Archie Pollock

Congregational Leaders Push US to Enter League of Nations

American delegates at the International Congregational Council in Boston adopt a resolution urging presidential nominees to declare, if elected, they will work with the Senate to bring the United States into the League of Nations. The action, backed by Henry Churchill King and others, also covers prohibition and Armenian relief. Jane Addams describes starving Europe while urging aid. the council plans further campaigns and resolutions.

League of Nations Congregational Churches of United States Senate International Congregational Council Mechanics’ Building Congregational Church League Warren G. Harding Calvin Coolidge Henry Churchill King Oberlin College Convention America Armenia Committee On Resolutions Old South Church Conley Square Howard H. Russell A. C. Hill Glasgow Scotland Jane Addams Hull House Chicago Mechanics Building Miss Addams Herbert Hoover Serbia Parkes Cadman Council James l. Barton Charles S. Mills Montclair N. J Anti-Saloon League Congress Supreme Court E. D. Silcox Canada Wray England Park Street

Congregationalists Host Wide Program on Mission and Theology

A long day of addresses and discussions covers Congregationalism and missions, broad horizons of missionary enterprise, training youth, and world task priorities led by Rev. Frank K. Saunders Rev. E. W. Franks Rev. Charles E. Jefferson Rev. Rockwell Harmon Potter and others.

Frank K. Saunders E. W. Franks Charles E. Jefferson Rockwell Harmon Potter Park Street Church Near East Henry Churchill King Japan Akira Ebizawa Africa H. A. Stick Philippines Frank C. Laubach R. F. Horton W. C. Willoughby Charles R. Brown Committee

Debates on Unity Movements at Mt Vernon Church Meeting

Speakers at Mt Vernon Church discussed unity moves in England. Rev K L Parry of Colchester praised the Free Church push for denominational cohesion and urged Anglican participation. Rev William Robinson of Lytham opposed reuniting with the Church of England, citing war-time failures.

Old South Church Frederick Bohn Fisher Methodist Episcopal Church A. Ke, Garvie Hampstead England Paul A. Kellogg Charles M. Sheldon William Shaw United Society of Christian Endeavor Christian Science Central Church William T. McElveen Portland Ore Mt. Vernon K. L. Parry Colchester Free Church’ Movement Shakespeare Baptist Union of England Church of God William Robinson Lytham Parry North of England Church of England

Clerical Leaders Hear Talks on Church Union Plans Abroad

Dr Parry critiques a national church stance and Shakespeare’s reputation. Yale Professor Williston Walker presided as speakers from Chicago Montreal and Australia outlined union progress and plans for a federal church alliance in North America and beyond.

Church of Ngland Shakespeare North of England Parry Free Churches Church of England Williston Walker Yale University Herbert Willett Chicago University Federal Council of Churches William H. Warriner Montreal Church Union Canada Earnest Davis Congregational Union Australia New Zealand Union Frank Sanders New York

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