New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 12, 1923, Page 11

i oot NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1923, n ———— Guess They'll VHave to Sfis;)end Services | of Acts. * " Bunday school at ”“h‘MflTHERS ARE Tu BE' o'cloek. Evening serviee at 7 o'cloek, | with sermon, “The Bible Not a Mys- | | tery," | Thursday evening at 8 o'cloek, ;Hn.la study, Subjeet: “Baptism: Afl.l | [ Mode and Desig L s A S St Mark's ¥piscopal, Special Mother's Day Services in ening serviee in 7.:1\ a. m, l:nl\' l’t:l'u'"i:n:‘lv:m 'fi:‘r” “Phe rate communion of he uild o 0t T | e ARd Ratgnts of Weshiogton, Han! Local Churches ¢ 9:30 a, m, ehurch school, 11 a, m, Chureh school at 10 a, m, Morn- | megting at 6 p. m, ¥ ing service 11 a, m, Hermon, "Moth- | Bwedish at 7 o'clock, Bul erhood,” by the pastor, Rev, Henry | Coming of the Son of Man W, Maler, Adult Bible class at 1 Thuraduy, at 2:30 p, m,, the Ladies' | morning prayer and sermon, 7:45 p. ) ».m R1d Bocibbls WHL INREU RS 610 BOMS 2 | 5 e ot Ceaiai AR arm0n. Tho | Moihare By Will Ge obabrved uale . v The standing committee t”” .)ml-l JII,'«‘_\‘ 1’::“;‘ ';\lllrn, J, K, Klingherg, Rack Asrrii sonsregition will held Mol | versaily (RIOURHONS: the ahurs as s its Imulunny meeting Monday evening | 1iffe ghts X Communion services at 7 a, m, Prayer the city tomorrow, according to an- At b o'look in the chapel, | Garmar and sermon, 1:16 p. m, Prayer and | nounced schedules today. At the ses- Wednesday afternoon at 30 i 14‘l sornion, 7:48 p. m {sfon R Mekvmants Tikla olkss Somare 180 a, m, Bible o'clocke English class for Armenian| Sunday sehool at | T Toarhink: e 618t will comitas women, Junlor misslonary society [ elass in German for adults at 10:30 with ‘Ita’ “Mother's Day" obeosvanoe. . at 4116 p, m, . m, Bervieo In English at 10:30 /o Ry 4P Rhisy ’I"hllrnlln) at 2:80 p, m, Armenian o'clock, “Mother's Day" sermon: ::'jl :‘t‘llllli‘l!"\\‘o:“l‘:‘?ll"ftll‘ll:(':;:‘n'l;‘l::‘- ::-hn':' women's Bible class, 4:30 p. m., Girl | “Iethany or Jesus as a Friend fn the bers will be welcomad fo the service Scouts, and § p. m., Center Girls' club, | Hom eloos M at 7:30 p, m, | there will be a meeting of the Y, P, 8 ’-»'{mu i Bk A prayer meoting in German will | "Mother's Day, At the Stanley Memorial Congrega- “‘l“"l"' CAEaR ‘,".‘“m""\“ Thureday evening: ¢ ¢ [ tlonal chureh, Rev. Raymond N. Gll- This is how a church in Filicana Parish, La., looks after the rising waters of the Mississippi Ehng aribis, . Betman. o il " | man will preach at the morning ser i ies i o y square miles of soil, flooding some homes and sweeping awi morning worship, Sermon, *That - [“The Old Nest” to Be Shown af | men wi preach at the morning erv- and tributaries inundated many square f soil, g ping away | J her cred Place, Sermon to Juniors, “IRu- Lutheran Churches, | ' Mothers.” others. dio.” 10:45, Beginners' department ! Irs | & D s e S o the enureh noon. 1210, ehuren | seriees 1o morning and even-| SO0 Cong, Church Tomorrow !m;h;, umual Sunday evening moot. T I fll'l'\u"rhm i 1:3”' ;Illltl"ll«“.ly!ln'\"l\\'l:.lm‘l‘I::I:lm:lll ¢ hfi\,\,: e St Lutheran-ohureh. will be omitted to Teintsin, Chins, May 11.—For the| ool adles’ . Ald '"::m ]M '?“I Itallan worship, Stercopticon views | ) 064 - o morrow and in place of it the congre- ' hotdi it d S Elim Swedish Baptist church wi other's Day,' The Bible class will omit its meet A mother grown old and feeble, gation will hold an evening service ‘“: me In Chinese educationa meet ot the: Home! 60 BV E A opria appropriate to espondence schools have g Bndeavor meeting. : fng at 6 p. m, and join with the con- | geated in the old rocker, dreaming of , B e ry, ; ; :‘",‘r,',',':,':"“;,.:,,‘f‘: . . | aregation In the cvening servico at| her lost children. A subject to stir ‘I‘\"m’,‘i\"m';‘fl'&c';d‘l‘ F‘:_’:"I’:;‘ ;‘n'““-“l:(":: been started here, They aro In con-| Mra. J. E. Kiinghers, Racklife Monday—7:30, second dlvision, | 7:30 o'clock when the pastor will the heart, executed in a manner that | 08 Day.” ! |nection with the new school of clvil-| yioights, Thursday afternoon at 2:30 Troop 2, Boy Scouts of America, { speak on “Mother's Day."” There Will | qoes it full justice, will be the general Rev. lllenry W. Maler of the Firs = - izatlon opened .h re by Liang-( hx-‘ o'clock. Tuesday:- 0, Busy Bees Achieve- | be special musie, thema of the Mother's Day picture m.‘m"m,gamw U ilE Drasch o chao, eminent Chinese scholar, ment elub, o d i The Brotherhood will et Thurs- C i 1 church to- " /55 . # erica, ™ | day evening &t 8 wclock | merrow. evening. when The O | o “Motherhood,” at the suntay German Lutheran Churches to| They're All Americans Now Boy Secouts of America, morning service. Wednesday—4:30, meeting of Girl| - | Nest” will be shown. WA Mother's Request” will be the T ' ‘ Beouts. Reformation, ! This will be probably the last, subject of the snrn?g“ to he (]l\H\f-:rrl‘I flke 47 lmO Mefl“)ersmp Thursday—7:30, Bible class led by Sunday school, 9:30 a. m. Services| opportunity for New Britain w‘(mlw‘hy ‘Rev. Dr. J. E. Klingberg of the | — F. L. Fay. it 10:45 a. m., to see this picture inasmuch is the |y Ven gy Baptist church Sunday | I'riday-—7:00, meeting of Junnior Monday evening the executive com- | Goldwyn company plans to withdraw morning. The service will be in Eng- The following boys and girls will | rifle club, §:00, meeting of senior | Mittee of the Hunday school will| from cirenlation next August for a lish, bg confirmed by the Rev. M. W. Gau- dfan at St. John's German Lutheran ifle club. meet, perfod of years. “ Jesu , ¥ Sis o Bethany or Jesus as a Friend in Bat 66 inosnIhE L BavIon" At The catechet class will meet| This beautiful production gives a the Home” will be the subject of a chm il SEan ey AaMGEIAL | Tuesday and 1ri afternoons, truthful, human and unsentimental- o oia)”™ wnfother's Day" sermon by | 10:45 o'clock: George Glaeser, Wil- Sunday-—10:45 a. m., “Mothe ized version of every-day life, with its | pou"G 3. Schneck of the Germa, MAm Holzman, Frank Poglitsch, Id- )\ Day” service and sorman by the pas- St. Matthew's. j comedy and its tragedy, its laughter | paptiet‘church Sunday morning, The| Mund Wiltzk, Albert Firnhaber, Ste- | ' tor, Subject, “Faith of Our Moth-| Confirmation service, both German!and its tears. In it the camera has | g™t COAFOR SURGAY Tor phen Yanke, Willlam Kiehs, William ers” 12 m | and English, at 10:30 a. m. The class| caught the very souls of an average Rev. A, Simpson Ross, field gecre. 1Usse, Arthur Pekrul, George Runday school. ) p. m., social|Of 1922 will meet at 10:15 o'clock. A ' American family and transferred Haglst, Fred Zehrer, Henry Snof- 1 Wednesday | ary of the Memorial Prisoners’ Re- f Tok ky i meeting of the Ladies’ Aid society at|Mmonthly business meeting will be‘ them to the screen without a single ' i ¢ association, will speak at the A. :;k.x,. \}lluam‘ Weber, Julius Haman, j the home of A. W. Ritter, 31|held at 3 p. m. 5 | false note. It is a photoplay that i | A1 g, Zion church tomorrow morning | MArtha Schweiger, Loulse | Schoen- 1l Bievttord voad. Monday evening there will be almaklng screen history, and will 1ive | o1 the ubject, “Mother, Home and | e Irma Sabottke, Helen Groth, ' i ' Friday—7:30 p. m., social mecting|MCOting of the sick benefit society. |as long as there are human hearts. | peaven Dorothy Nuss, Ida Ruck, Elizabeth ] of the Men's club. Each member has| The Y. P. 8 wiil mect Friday even- B | " Rev. Dr. George W. C. Hill of the }’?fi:‘,' 1, i\‘rmln lhp{l{.?u}.h{mrrl’:u (.'\!ilhlnlr!_‘ i been asked to bring a friend. | ing. | ey | South Congreational church wi | Lillan Hinkel Macl .;;hs«; otterbeck, I 2EIRIA | —t i ’sp‘\nk on “That Sacred Place” at a | “,}'.’,’w“"”x‘,? e Har ey Methodist Churches. ' Nondenominatfonal. | REL]GIOUS ITEMS 1 '“"”wrfi Day serx\'lcn ln:lmt church | will be “Steadfastness.” ~ rinity, | Burritt. Mission, | i o e fatneioPHcon | “he following class of twenty chil- man's Bible class at 9:30 a.| Regular Sunday school sesslon at o By e (0 oot DR | g will be: confirman Kt Bt Mat. m , church wday school. |3 p. {will be shown at the meeting of the| ~c", ! A : p. m. == Italian Mission at 4:30 p, m thew's Lutheran church, Irankiin sermon. i | | Ite ) 130 p. m. : /. A ¥ran Tipworth devotional Hverpihants BIEHe Ol ans. ! First Sunday after Ascension Day. | Rev. Harry S, Landis will prnm-n;;‘;}“'E;i‘;'(.:“("‘l‘,:“’q("p‘:;:f"';'io;: Deva led by Miss Anna Ward. “Annivers-| “Ladies' Day." Special "Mo@er's | S {on “Mother” at the Emmanuel Gos-| Biar, Willlam Theogore Dangeleit, On Thursday evening at the Trin- | pel church tomorrow morning. | t church prayer meeting, | Rev. A. B, Taylor of the Pecople's| ‘ard Frederick Gramitt, George ary Day Program.” 7:30, stereopti-| Day” sermon by Rev. John L. Davis. Zmil Halex, Murton Waterman Lyon, | “Mosmopolitan Kindergarten Quartet” of St. Paul is all its con lecture showing work of blind in — ity Methodi Sinnectiout, Children Trse tHe: state ioation: Aty | Mrs. G. W. Thompson of Lahore, In- | church will take “Mother” as the sub- | " o X L oS ) SRR sy LA 5,.1.‘i(:',.l"'x'l:unfl',‘;,'.;fi'n( Captatn | 938, Will_speak. She will show many | ject of his sermon tomorrow morn- | s, e, Aousenn, Honald| name signifies. Its members—each of ’em six years old—ave i Monday—4:30, troop 8, Girl Scotfts| Jonn Piees [ curios and souvenirs {rom India and {ine. ; i | Wimpfheimer and Adolt Zevine. | harmonizing on “America.” They’re helping their home city ob- ¥ meets in the church. 0, Philathea 5t 3;\'::]“01'0 dressed in a native Hindu cos- .s"h%::t'“g‘;“‘t’h:fs(;‘r',;""”::“”h}“'!‘:‘m_‘m“'_“]” Girls, Olga Brusick, Dorothy Amanda | Serve National Music Week, May 20-26. ¥ class supper, The People's. ume, ] 4 5 . Wi echtner, Emma Helen Hausrath, | ¥ e gl ps e b s Sk : : e liam Ross at the First Baptist churcl ; i Al | esday . unday at 10:45 a. m., preaching. 24, the Women's | at the weekly prayer meeting Thurs. sa Lydia Kindt, Martha Kratzke, Wednesday—Troop 7, Girl Scouts Subject, “Mother. 10 p. m., Sun- meets in the church. ¢ school. Junior Endeavor, 4 p. m. Thursday—T7:00, rehearsal of girls'| Young People's mecting, 6 p. m.| choir "7:45, prayer meeting. Mrs. G.| Preaching 7 p. m. Subject, “Lost Op- | ¢hurch. W. Thoripson of Lahore, India, will| portunities.” On Thursday, Ma. ‘“ ) 3 g s o i | Mildred Rosamund Linn, Edith Ber- Home Missionary society convention | day evening, and “Mother's Day Wil tha Rittner, Bisa Caroline Schleicher, wll be heldat Trinity Methodist | be tho subject of the sermon tomer- | fit RHIRer Flsa Caroline Schiciche row morning. | i i 4 e Rev. John L. Davis will have n‘:,}"’(":th“ Tiede and Sylvia Louise W ) § The women of Trinity Methodist | special sermon on “Mother's Day” at : speak. | Wednesday, 3 p. m. prayer and 4 y - \ ol i B betrmol s SbtAl G et » [church will meet —at the Nurses'|the morning service at Teinty Meth. ; - . Nursday, 4 p. m children's meot- | lome, Wednesday afternoon “at 2 odist church tomorrow morning, | A. M. E. Zion. | THirsday 7'.“"‘, i, prayer and | 0'clock to make surgical dressings for Captain Edeen of the Salvation service: 10:45 a. m., sor- AT ,,,;‘L“,;L,' Rl il the New Britain General hospital, Army will give flowers to all mothers mon by Rev. A. Simpson Ross, 8. T. * % { —— who attend services there tomorrow % Bubject, “Mother, Home and| International Bible Students' Ass'n, | OWINg to daylight saving time, the | evening. Heaven.” Sunday school 12:30 p. .| Junior Bible class at 10:45 a. m,|10Ur of the evening service at the T ‘ Varick Christian Endeavor society, | The Bible class will be omitted in the | SOuth Congregational church has been BLIND GHILDREN T0 SING | 6:30 p. m. 7:45 p. m., sermon by|afternoon this we ‘rlmng‘cd to 7:45 o'clock. | | 1 f Sunday A M. E. ZION CHURCH 317 Church Street Sunday, May 16th 10:45—“Mother’s Day Sermon.” — m., Rible school. 5:45 p. m., Young i 7z ‘ Al sing at the services at Trinlty Meth- Baptist Churches, People’s meeting. 7 p. m., evening| R"‘" t”". Gf""“" w.'ARl‘m”‘f” t‘l\l:” odist church tomorrow «,\.,m:{v‘ !rhv:v ; First, [ service, ~ Topic, “The Tight of the | Preach ATty the. South core| are pupils of the Connecticut school . Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. } ety o | far the bilnd in Martford and come! Sermon by “m.; Rev. '\\'lHiaxu I t. | Brezational church tomorrow. i from all parts of the state. Gordon Subject: “Mother's Day.” | A Rox Hicks, superintendent of the sel b Bible school and Brotherhood 5 p. m., mid-week| TO GIVE CONCERT. WAl e i Ohras b the rh:lv,ll:eon’. 7:00, Young People's meeting, Al prayer meeting. A concert by the college quintet of | They will sing six hymns and re-|@ welcome. — | Upsala college will be given in the| ligious selections Monday, 7:30, Boy Sconts, Christian $ | First Lutheran church Friday of next; Raymond E. Reasor, a home teach- Wednesday, 3:00, weman's mission Sunday serviee at 1 Ob- week. The quintet will be assisted by | er of the state board of education of | clrele will meet at the home of Mrs. ject, “Adam and Fallen Sun- the following soloists: Conrad Fors-| the blind, will talk on work for Hwi E. ¢. Connolly, South Rur day school at 9:45 a. m. | berg, piano; Reuben 8. Jonson, vio-| blind in Connecticut. The address | strect. Speaker, M E. Barks. Wednesday evening meeting at 8|1in; William Stenberg, tenor. Dr. C.|will be illustrated by 60 storeopticon | y Rev. A. 8. Ross, field secretay, Me-| 2 e e morial Prisoners’ Relief association. Emmanuel Gospel. 1 ALy e *! Thirty Pupils of § Sol 1oy AT & P ‘ Subject, “Drifting From God Sunday—10 . m, prayer ana|Tirst Cougregational chureh will hold £he fl':“:,:fi:i"g"::_‘;‘w"':;"“ o i‘,:‘,“i“_lr'.i';'m“fl":’: e 7:30—Children from the Connecticut School ke IR iy e < " morning | 1t8 monthly meeting Monday evening = Sl ¥; v e b 2 3 ) eV, : i <k P . - 3 " 2 § Tuesdny at 8 p..m., prayer most-| prals AL R LS i D Church Tomorrow, | A simpson Ross, Tield Secre. for the Blind will sing anthems. Very interesting ng. service, Topic, “Mother, 12:15 p. Thirty blind boys and girls will | tary, Memorial Prisoners’ Reliot Stereopticon lecture showing the work of the blind. ALL ARE WELCOME Association, Subjec Heaven.” Famous “MOTHER’S DAY”’ Picture “Mother, Home and lay—4 p. m., children's mee T:45 p. m., Bible study class. | The young women's sewing guild | o'clock G. Erickson, president of the college,| views, representing phases of the| ,, ! will gather in the church parlor on The Reading Room—Room 504 Na- | will give a short addross. work in this state. (11 Wednesday evening at 7:20, tional Rank Ruilding is open to the Thursday, 7:45, mid-woek serviee, prubiic dafly > noon until 4 S T R AR | Subject, “Memories of Mother.,” Tes- o'clock exce s and holidays. | s e T R AL LT g8 pam [ One ot the most beautiful, touching and inspiring films ever made. It tells g church, . Second Advent. HRS? MPTLS H the story that goes to the heart, the story of the old home. - Morning service at 10:45 o'clock, i Ellm (Swedish), Lwith sermon by the pastor. Subject, | Sunday schood, 9:45 a. m. Morning | “Miracles Before and After the Book | SRR Y South Church, Sunday Evening Note Change of Time——7:45——Note Change of Time Doors open at 7:15 Morning Worship 10:45 Sermon by the Rev. William Ross Subject: “MEMORIES AND MOTHER” Thursday 7:45—Mid-week service The Near East:—“Inasmuch”. People’s Church of Christ , Court Street A. B. Taylor, pastor MOTHER’S DAY a. m.—A special message on Mother. Old familiar songs and hymns that mother used to sing Morning wership at 10:45. Sermon by the minister—*“That Sacred Place.” A cordial welcome to all at all services Sunday 10: Evening At 7 p. m. Subject: “LOST OPPORTUNITIES 99 SALVATION ARMY MOTHER'S DAY SERVICE Captain Sigled Anderson FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST—Services at 11 A. M. | MOTHERHOOD’ By ' Henry W. Maier | School—10 A. M. THE COMMUNITY CHURCH | STANLEY MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL ‘ Spemial Mother’s Day sermon, “Faith of Our Mothers” 10:45 A. M. Rev. R. N, Gilman formerly of New Britain, will have charge of all services Captain Edeen will give flowers to mothers All Are Welcome tomorrow evening P e i T — I EVERYM AN’S BIBLE CLASS | Non-dnoninatonal [Meste at M. E. Church Present Last SPECIAL MOTHER’S DAY—SERMON BY REV. JOHN L. DAVIS—LADIES’ DAY '!sunday, WA M /’