New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 19, 1923, Page 11

of the Junior Rifle club. 8:00, meet- ing of the Senior Rifie club. 7:45, prayer meating. ¥ Mamorial, cholr, Stan league. Wednesday at 3 p. m., the German. The | gram alyfollows On High.” Roi o ERASE SOW O B 3 to 4 p. m, praver and women of the church will serve re-| E;\hwdn)| freshments. The Sunday school and praise service. - morning service in the church will be ary address by Mr. Robertson. 5 to 7 omitted. Evening service at 7 o’clock. P. m.. luncheon. fubfect, “How We Feed Our Own Dr. Sheiford Souls.” Runday—10 to 10:45 a. m., prayer On Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, and pralse service. -0:45 to 12 m, [ ______ THE COMMUNITY CHURCH STANLEY MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL Sermon: “The Meaning of Patience” 10:45 A, M. Rev. R. N. Gilman Trinity Methodist Church 10:45 a. m.—Sermon by Dr. George W. Hill. 7:30 p. m.—Sermon by Mrs. Charles Alexander, Founder of the Pocket Testament League and wife of world famous Gospel Singer. Special Service of Song led by Leonard C. Voke. 4 to 5 p. m, mission-| 7 p. m, address by WEEK'S ACTIVITIES AMONG THE CITY’S CHURCHES - P —— - — - - — — = S — e — . Dy, Bhelford 2tal p missic ’ . | ary address to Bunday school by My | to 3 p. m., Young People's raliy; 1 helford, “The Greatest Book in 1 . ' Ll wond® s 1o 1. ncween. 15| JOIP8E omp ete ange o ta m., Dr, Rhelfor g ok SR . The postponed cntertalnment to be J < diaa Rveryman's Bible Class o ven by the ¥, P. & of ft. Matthew's Congregational ¢ hurche the Missian Cir will L at the b A ¥ l‘ I o !} o g Y Piret ome of M. and Mre Osear Jehmaon | cAunual ‘mesting Class ovens 8 Aggitant Seerelary Oply |17 of the Y. M. C. A Dr. 4. B Preaches Final Sermon at QOlE's| tveran chureh wilt b held Priday f 20 State street, Rackliffe Meights. %15 p. m. FEleetion of officers. Her ’ ) gor, general of the White army, Chureh scheol 10 a. m. Morning © 5 i n Everyman's Bible olass will hold ita . day ¢ t 8 o'eloel mon by Rev. Jehn 1. Davis i Geor H. Dyson are candidates garvice 11 o'lock Sermon by Rev. | THAEY SHEOE AL meet wrn 2 | 0" LA Officer to Be Re-elected- sl 43 gy B g4 Church Tomorrow b oot B B L William Ress. Adu ible e = N 1 ¥ ¢h dining reoms Friday e ng. s Edith Rarvett of T46 B e Rurritt Missior . andidat w secretary, and James E i 12i16 p. m S DN SY AL TY) SN Btk Regular Bunday school session at TWO Candidates for Pres- iikens is 4 candidate for treasurer Jiev, James A, Wright of the Cons ‘ The Young Women's Home Mis- 1 b ssistant seeret ey B Taylor, who has heen Evegational cherch, Hartford, will atheran Churches, 3 pom | ASSIStANt meeretary tev, A wylor, who has hee Har slonary society will meet for supper id(‘ll(‘\ '—~“Oellfll{ Starts at e for reelection pastor of th People's Chureh preac the A, M. . Zion chureh \ Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'cloek Ly e 'he Peeple’s e L I ley hna been rec:| Christ in this ety for the past two tomMorrow afternoon at 3 o'cloek. The After supper work will be done on| = Rervices in English, Rev. Dr. Abet, _ . "00 ='¢ p 0:15% imended as the new general of the | years vgor, will preach his fare. Subject will be “A Threefold Loyaity." surgleal dressings for the hospital, Ahlquist will hold confirmation perve mul:“;-y.nl‘: A ‘H T ':.;-v 12 l)'“ pb :u 9:15 &, m, Whit 2 g s u‘|; the ":u. > '. Wednesday evening from € to § The English clase for Armenian ices for a large clase Sunday sehool, Junior Endeavor, 4 A resolution ereating the off that ehurch in the morniy en- 0'clock thers will be & supper for the ) women will bo held Wednesday after- - m. Young People’s meeting, § | pest president 454 MAKIAF the X ittt gt b Mr, members of Ktaniey Memorial chureh, noon at 3:30 o'clock. At 4:18 o'clock on 6 Matthews (Qerman), Preaching m., farewell Everyman's Bible clase will hold its ing president a voting offielal on the Taylor recently aecepted & eharge fn/ The Friendly elub of Stanley Mes the Junior Missionary soclety wiil| Confessional at #:48 o'elock. Serve L CROOR 0 b annual meeting and election tomor- cxeoutive committee will be submit. Greenshurg, Pa., and will leave with morial church will held a plenie on S iees with holy eommunion at 10:30 q e g The Peak” Thursday evening at #:90 mest, L ol Wednesday, 3 p. m., prayeh and Yow morning, For the time 1 1 for adoption. The class session his family Thursday of nest week Thursday at 2:30 p. m., Armenian o'cloc con by Consecration meeting the history of the elass there will he will start at 9:15 a. m I rogret very mueh that 1 have 0'clock. The young people of the Women's Rible elass. 4:30 p. m., Girl ) SUNCMURIG 1 DRIV | o raiy, 4 0 W ahildren's tasat. | AN SALD0 SHALERT &f Al not @ Next Friday evening the sgpual found it necessary to remove from Chureh and community have been ine Beouts, 5 p. m., Contor Girlw ‘;l‘f|", o "'I"“‘ ,,r,.,.fi,:,',‘,.\“‘:lm'y‘ M;:l:"‘\:':‘n“;:; Ing, T:46 p. m., prayer and testimony SIngle elective officer with the exoep- banquet of the class will be held in 1 Mr, Taylor, “but 1 Vited The Roy Scouts will meet on Friday '_r'" Fiday aveals ’ mesting tion of the assistant secrotary being a | the basement of the Methodist would vight I 1 were t — evening at 7:30 o'clock mven ¥riday evening. candidate for reelection, e elass | chureh leave Nav ain and not in some , hristian Selence — way whow my appreciation tor at e MRS, ALEXANDER HERE Reformation ¢ g Routh e E service at 10:45 a, m. Suh kindness shown me while in your Sunday—0:30 a. m., ltallan sohool, | Munday school 9:30 &, m. Servioes, |, 1c, FUTON M ARAE B e B city, TNrat of all, It has been a rea S 10:45, morning worship, Sermon by "".‘.‘m“‘." A NTah A day school at 9:45 a, m - pleasure to have known the ministers. Widow of Noted Evangelist to Speak Rev, John 1. Davis, “Is Christianity Monday evening the Luther league Waodnesday evening meoting at § I am sure there has heen nothing bhut Passing?" 10:45, beginners' depart-| JIORCAY SVENER te e ole for | O'clock the Jindest spirlt shown me, and 1 At Trinity Methodist Church To- ment of the ehurch school 12:10, 8 svening will be "‘wmu Conastl: The Reading Room—Room 504 Nu- shall not soon forget this, Sovdat ehurch school. 2:30, Assyrian wors s the Tden! Christlan Homa?" | tlonal bank bullding is open to the “And for the men of tha Every. ™Morrow Evening. ship. 4:00, Ttallan worship. Rev Loaders, Miss Linnea Rerntson and | Public dally from 12 noon until b3 e man's Rible class, I shall never cense Mrs. Charles M. Alexander, whose Phillp M. Rose, of nw"lun'l,lnnd (‘nr\|; ':hrlnly N{-l-nn i’ o'clock except Sundays and holiday to pralse God for the privilege of fel. nd was a noted evangelist and gregational church of Hartford wi % ® = .| Wednesday, 12 to 7:30 p, m l 'r be- I P lowship with them, and shall never | singer, will ak about the meeting. 7:45, evening worship. Tt noots s 4 olass Wil meet | Internationa! Bible Students’ Ass'n . f most useful gifts. he 18 the founder, at Trinity Methoe Monday-—7:30, Second _ division, | The news confirmed olasy will meet| Cygo i Cgarvice 10:45 o m, e For Blg Sessions Tomorrow “AMODg my grentest pleasires in gin chureh fomorrow evening Troop 2, Boy Beouts of America. 7:48, | TLaRY, B0r 0y G e will | Mon by W. L. Pello of Brooklyn, N New Dritain and those that I will not| " \res Alexander started this Jeague, moeting of the standing committee in aedt l._”'m;" evening at the parsonage. Y. Lecture 3 p, m, by W. L. Polle, nt ——— soon forget were my many pleasant which now has a membership of over the church office, e Turner Hall, Arch street Subject he * \ ble conference 'OUTS Spent in the Y. M. C. A, on the | gy milllons, when she was a girl of R4 103, Blay CBess. Juniar Methodist Churches, oThe Morning of the Golden A H Ay l;ln’:vh church on| F¥M f0or and with the voiley ball| 12 years of ‘axe. Tts object 16 ‘o fur Aehtevement club ,.':N:' 14'.rn\|m0'::" Trinity. Dawns. Franklln square opened this after- 'Com: 3 fluence people to carry pocket tey fen, Teoob 3, Boy Root's O Everyman's Bible class at 9:15 a. NV AN T noon and will be continued this even. r 'THere are other friends in New | monts and read them while 'gofng o f G “Sunday school at 9:46 a. m. Ser. MISS]ONARY RALLY ing and tomorrow under the direction LrthMN, not forgetting the good peo- | aout thelr usual daily routine. el sl U S il i L B Rev. Harry 8. Landls, the pastor, N 0f My congregation, who have “1n 1908 tho Pocket Testament Bcouts, i i P R s —_— “conference opened this after. *NOWered all kinds of kindnesses upon | 1 cague was launched ofticlally by Friday-~3:00, moeting of the Homa m. Fpwor AgU8 ¢ 0 % se . oon at 3 o'clock with a prayer and| " -friends whose assistance to us in | Ray. Mr. Alexander and Rev. Wilbur Missionary department in the chureh ice led by I’k'?\tllnmnn at 6:15 p. Sunday School Council Plans Meet- sty W'NM rprdes ml“"“'mxr fol. | 1ime of need have heen a greater help Chapman. Mrs. Alexander will tell parlors, Mrs, Charles 8. Thayer, pres- ™. Subjeet, “What the Bible Means ot ox B 1 2 ¥ A ot dress, AN probably ever will be realtzed. | auout the league tomorrow evenin ; ¢ Unton to Me." 7:30 p. m., sermon by Mre. ng for Boys and Girls to Hear Ad- owed by a missionary address. o "all. the 3 ¥ & il aas Creerumy: bihsanary Charles Alexande Luncheon was scheduled from 5 until " Kind exe and others Who have A pecial song service will be cone PR Connagtiout. will {ell of hen recent| Charies Alesander. - 3 Gir, Mess by Missionary Saturday. e and this evening there wiit| o1 Kind to us, we ecxpress our| qucted under the direction of Leone visits to A. M. A, schools in the South. Monday at 4:30 p. m., Troop 3, Gir . dirabe by Kiellond thanks. We shall never cease to ard C. Voke. Mrs. Stuart Upson will eing some In- Scouts, will meet in the church. Phil. The Sunday school council of the | ik adion vaari will &5 dol pralse God for our friends in New 3 s Sl & dian melodies. A soclal hour will uthea class supper at 6:30 p. m, city s planning a missionary rally for ows s "'""'"‘"‘,‘A‘, m 0 ] Britatn, follow. A food sale, sales of south- Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock,|the junior departments of the chirche ARTHUR H. PARKER. e Vm’:‘fi'"m‘_h_'l !n”“-'“j‘v-[ el ::':‘" “A. B. TAYLOR, TO HOLD TAG DAY. B0 hed syrsuds and Lsed Bookl I | e ki Ty, Taaer % | ey | ok Batucday, May 16,at'3 ‘o'clock in dress by Dr. Sholford untll moon,| "ReUring pastor, The People's| A tag day will be held by the cone G Rl D e I S A B SR ) G T From 12 o'clock until 1 p. m., th Church of Christ.” grogation of the A, M. E. Zion church v o meeting. 7:00, meoting | Seouts, ets C churches are cooperating {n the rally: | wij] be charge of First Vice-Pres- | .. B e o v ately after the n Thursday, W. H Firagasd i will be in charge o rst #-PIe8 will be an address to the Sunday s next Saturday for the purpose of M. 8 ron\r-mlnn,;sm.m Friday, 7:30, rehearsal of Girls'|tional, Sunday—-10:45 a. m., morning wor- B i i € Another address by Dr. Shelford at .. 5 The drive will be supervised persot= hip with sermon by the pastor. Sub- A. M. E. Zion. Over Land and Sea." Mrs. Herbert| The candidates tomorrow as an- 7 oo el ;W'{;‘nz’;_" ¢ will epeak In the South Congrega- | iy by Rev, I B, Waltors. ject, “The Mecaning of Patience.” 12 Sunday service: 10:45 a. m., preach- | Johnson, who recently returned from | nounced officlally include W r R R e e tlonal church, Rev. Willlam Ross will ! Hoal ing by the pastor. Subject: “Spirit-| Japan, will tell about condittons in ' Illetcher, general of the 10 army | oo, . 71~ | address the congregation of the First R A hurch ual Merchandise,’ Sunday school,|that country. | £1ge on the tabernacle by 5,000 this| congregational churoh;'and Rev. Hene Wednesday—6 to 8 v; :r;' Ch“?flh Y180 Tyt ols AT AsnEBHMETvih . S | % year. The tabernacle was opened for| vy W, Maler will deliver the sermon | le of e chure! 2 . m. 4174 os - ! i b y W. Ma JRRaE (oh e Raon q'clock, Ttev. James,A. Wright of. the NEW RIFLE RANGE. e T e at wity, 18 & PTOD- in the Firat Baptist church, Vio Congregational church of Hartford Plana et under way Wy 3 o) * e s B A. M E ZION Thursday--6:30 p. m., The Friendly E ¢ Plans are under way to construct o D elub will hold a picnle on “The will preach. ~Subject, “A Threefold a naw modern rifle range in the base- was pald on this debt., Bronchitis and pneumonia are the Peak.” The young people of the T.ovalty. 6:30 p. m arick Chrls-|nient of the South Congregational {inefiocs Tihoh -cause oty deatha fn CHURCH church and community have been in- tian Endeavor society preach- | church. The new range will be on the AT e e London. Vitha. |ing by the pastor Subject: “Divine opposite side of the church from the THE INSIDFE: OF TRE CUP, | iy {?’monmp' ting Tuesday evening nf;"uenz site and will be more conven- “The “Inside of the Cup,” by Win. | e —— 817 Church Street Baptist Churches; rayer meeting sday even | fently constructed. There will be a ston Churehill, and one of that au- BRI Rev. L. B. Walters, Pastor § o'clock. | concrete flo i rov thor's 3 es, will | v . 2 4 o First. | or, improved lighting fa- S masterpleces, i be shown at . Ji 10:45, morning worship, sermon by g cillties, heating, target carriers, etc. tha South Congregationat cnmen o’ Salvation Army PR b mfll&m the Rev. H. W. Maier, pastor of tha St. Mark's I—‘,niu'_nlral. This church has two rifie clubs, « morrow evening. The story is that of ¢ 120 ARCH STREET Hartford, will preach at 3 R First Congregational church. 12:10, Holy Communion at 7:30 a. m.|senlor and junior, both of which meet a minister who fought the sham and Coptalo """"M‘:"_":"" will conduct 3 P M Bible school and adult classes. 7:00, (‘frpnrale‘ fom?hlmlo: o}f l‘;nu:h;le;: weekly for target practice. hispocrisy of the rich and powerful in Sunday_ School—3 B. 3. Snbjoct—“A Threefold Loyalty” the Young People’s service in the) 0f tha‘ll( n!fi- _‘“‘: 5;dcoer::mn'u1 (o i his church and of the difficulties he Hallelujoh Meeting—4 P, M, Tag Day Next Satuiay Bijepe’s 1 0totock, Fvening praer and ser- | HArtford Girl Bride of fe Wrannned st e dindestaking Wrien | SETeton Mesthie o130, 8. 0. i Monday, 7:30, Toy Scouts. 0, CloCH, ! R praye: V 0 B e ¥ it first was published this book ere-! Tuesday, 4:00, The Crusaders will men at 7idb atelogte " i New Britain Policeman ated great disenssion and was widely +h 8} t 7:30 p. m,, ere wi cigec i 33 meet in the school. VaolMontayRe LEhipama there Wil i Phitolman JRiAANEDI RN ot this ed; orills exnassigf cartAln con Thursday, 7:45, mid-week service. ' |city and Miss Mary E. O'Brien of Riaong Little | Hartford were married in Hartford Sabyihs | Aprtl 17, by Rev. Michael Sullivan at s school, 9:80 a. m, German | Helpers annual service will be held in| Aika H ] v ‘ ! Rt E rom the 10:30 a. m. fervice in German at|in EHE DRUBH RO | office of the town clerk at Hartford, i 11:50. Sermon, “The Fruit of th AN | received at the office of City Clork — AT — : there will be & prayer meeting in Sermon h)}""“‘ Dl S}‘]‘“”"“(Eh"("":'f tBINE e Tivad at _.,,,“",’;"u':‘;";“r"‘m_jl “The Morning of the Golden [) . i f the standing| Pecullar Regard For vhurgh.™ | 8 i gk $ Age Dawns" t Ehaink et meling o G wavan Fihe R i, oo e 0 ey T8 eople’s urch o ris ? Friday atternoon at 2:30 o'clock, | Fvening service at 7 o'clock. Srrxnnnlz‘::n"";{"f‘!“::‘d \f:r‘\“' 1}gm‘t(rornr! lnf'u;» AITE] i L] By W. L. Pelle of Brooklyn, LAk, 4 " nge Apri o obert 1., V. Y. | e will be a meeting of the Ladies' "The Resurrection of Tsrael.! i - Cod el N. Y. | o 5 : zAhl:!wn;ietv at th:- ro:r]nm‘e of Mra. Thuraday evening 3 8 D""‘”"%;’;Mmyn 5 1:'«1rtford Sas Nallios May 1 | 9 (Ol”t Stleet 1 clets U A Rible study Subject, “The Lord's| Roraback orral, a widow, of 112 since the class first started, and one | Sunday, 3 P. M. Turner Hall, R. Lawson, 434 Park street, |snpp",, 9 | Whiting street, this city. The cere-| of the classes hardest workers and | Arch Street By A B ']‘AYLOR Pastor TR - S | mony was performed by Rev. J. N.| most active supporters, and Arthur H. | Al \vai Kin Bt . 7 wedigh). v, | Parl . CO-Dre; a) for resic | & P S e . SR MOV HARCINS Wil ke ATk at e Nondenominational jiLatkE): fL T meadent fon prsmasil gl AT N Co nday 10:45 a. m, Evening at 7 p. m hildren’s Home, Rackliffe Heights Fmmanuel Gospel. % e | Harold vee, a former general of Ul ¥ v ¥ C ildren’s % S ..| Semi-annual Bible conference. Pro-| FIrst passenger elevator was put | the R rmy, is a candidate for first | @t 7 a. m. Subject will be “Pente-| ¢ into use in 1873, | vice-president. . H. Barnes, se 1028, NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY MAY 19, N O . e Methodist, | {dent J. M, Burdick tomorrow morn- helping to pay off the church debt. . : . 4 : 2 ‘ school. Luncheon will follow until & TO CHANGE PULPITS. tanley - \Yl‘mlorln', Tirst Congrega- | ing in the absence of Robert 1, Skin- o'clock, after which Dr. Shelford will » 3 kpim's . Small black boxes have been pro- eopies and Wirst Baptist. A|ner, president, 'who is out of the city. | defiver anatner addroes ot o young | ypewavy D George W. C. Hill will | cured and giris will be placed at dit- speak {n Trinity Methodist churoh to- | group of children will put on a mis- | sionary play entitled “Boys and Girls M Skinner has presided ovor his last rvice as president. people’s rally, from 3 until 5 o'clock. ferent street corners during the day. morrow morning. Rev. John 1. Davis cdness of $26, Tast year $2,105 Farewell Sermons T —— FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Morning 10:45 B MVRev. Wm. Ross Sermon by the FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST—Services at 11 A. M. Sermon by Rev. William Ross School—10 A. M. All Are Welcome REV HENRY W. MAIER (First Church) THE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL | “INSIDE THE CUP” Now In FILM and Will Be Shown Sunday Night, 7:45—South Church The Book made a profound impression on the public. The PICTURE is equally stirring and thought-provoking EMMANUEL GOSPEL CHURCH TABERNACLE Franklin Square Pastor, Harry S. Landis SEMI-ANNUAL BIBLE CONFERENCE ALL ARE WELCOME EVERYMAN'’S BIBLE CLASS ANNUAL MEETING— SERMON BY REV. JOHN L. DAVIS—ELECTION OF OFFICERS ‘ Saturday and Sunday, May 19 and 20 Morning Worship at 10:45—Sermon by Rev. John L. Davis B e 5 el Tt Non-denominational Meets at M. E. Church ,Preaent Last SUNDAY, 9:15 A. M. iSundny 910