New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 19, 1924, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19, 1924. | | | March Pontifical (Lemmens): Inter- s . 70 (Steane); Song of Triumph UNWERSAL UNDAY , Turner); 1dvl (Buek). 7:30 p. m., PROPER THINKlNG 1 | oral evening prayer and address l:yj £ R TR e : : Anthem: Baritone solo, sc- | G e il Sveryman's Bibl : E « FIR . teas Whe Angews of tie Byening “Whatsoever things are true, Ranquets This Month—Expect nw-.‘ (Baldwin): whatsoever things are honest, | —— whatsoever things are just, ord Crowd Tomorrow. Catholie Churches | 8 whatsoever things are pure, | morrow will be “Universay Sun- ;RCV..DI'. Amqul SDOWS Ch“rch = whatsocver things are lovely, 4 t Everyman's Bible class and | athea ¢l 45, St. Joseph's ing Mass cvery morning at 7 o'clock “"““sw‘ivf"‘,::‘,'.f:gf,rh::,).n(\,ffl,o,"f [ Rev. John L. Davie will tell of his| e ip PI‘OS[)C]‘OUS Condition I Ao Mbrning ~o rmon by |and snio { Wednesday—4:10, united week day| Baptisms Thursday eve : report; ! sions in going through that fs < iliam 1 Wit- rian worshiy . meting the | school for 4th and sth 5. Meot- | o l\:.‘;”' e ENTROaR ove 8t |§# and if there be any praise, think ?\:K-v: of the Landers, Frary & ool Yo People’s socicty. 6:30, Ttalian: [ing of the Friendship ciul i - ‘Souts ¥ri 7:30 p. m. | "““'.h"" ‘hil':g'. “”" ,i“s'“( Kk plant have been straining every | 7 ving worship. Mo- Thursday—4:10, united week da NG antads ) 3 i e e S e are all fam Fadit al More than 100 new members were Ires o Das avd R or Gth and Tth grades. 7:45, 4h:)’;:lr:h:‘\‘.|ly(;:l":;r1‘:\' Eu\:.l;'n‘\:n:::(:; Beripturs thxt: “Ax man. B rge crowd and upwards of $00 are | reeeived in the First Lutheran church Y osemit Ney™ in natural cole prayer meeting. o'clack except during siinmer vacs; |Jf SO ULhis heart, 8o s he. " AN expected Sunday morning. during the year of 1923, according to Mond W, meting of the Girl | | v—1:00, in church mem- | tion, 2 |§#§ compasses a truth whick may Mr. Dav as the subject |a report made by Rev. Dr. Abel Scouts ond division, Troop | bershi 4:00, sewing school ; s ok "‘;l":"' l’.',’g‘“"""'l i s d‘;; | of his sermon, “Expansion and Uni- | Ahlquist at the annual meeting uz Boy Scouts choir reheareal. (Continued On Page Kleven), ~ |§§ 5ires to be his best for Wmeell | vergatit evening. Dr. Ahlquist reported the ¥ Nine Junior - (foaud ot 8 ife, 800 ) On the occasion of the hirthday an- | church in a flourishing condition and first divisior A, M. K. Zion for seif ia not.rea i uccets™ 8| niversary of the Scotch poet, Robert |that it had made great progress dur- day serviee, 10:45 a. m., sermon ALL DAY GONYENTI N || Tol ]"“" "””'l Sl |'(““j‘m" Burns, next I . the Ited army of |ing the past year. He mentioned the 1 week-day | by t oy ubject, “Deliver- taug “1' 1 age Qld "“""l!’v “; ‘“ | Biveryman's Bible class will hold a | various gifta by church socicties {0 nday schoo! 12:30 4. m | h;‘ T A O e dieth to §1Burns banquet. So far as General | missions and benevolences and to the noon at 3 o'clock. acred con- | New ‘England Young People’s Union | :‘_"‘ i ““,'n ""' ”“‘“‘ ~:|I ¥ "1 Maxon and his staff ean do o, every- | $1400 presented to him during the |# himse he first and second , ol 1 \ A program under the direction J. 4 _ Sty | Blger o " thing on the program will he Scoteh. | year, He told of the renovation of the Willi Varick' Christlan -En-| .40 3100t in Gorwsin Baptist. Chuech | ;'"",“"”,‘:::{:;“:; ?,‘o;,’h-l .,',“";",'I Dave Young will impersonate Harry | church at a cost of $10,000 and of the deavor society 6:30 p. 45 p.om. - : 8 {Lauder and there will Scoteh | visit of saveral people of international ome to it . Carhion By Y ward Mason,| T daresses and Music oo Progrem (i} that oiir Lord-and Wastee quits Bl Ui Lt it Il e mnm‘lnt‘l alnl(m!; thai being Arch- setability rited | of Nochester, N. Y 1o of the ablest | The New Rritain Young Peoplc’s | I'“'_"‘,“';h’""r‘x "h“‘”l"l‘z | Rev. I, J. Kennedy of New Haven bLishop Soderblom of Swede " v school for gri ) the A .. Zson chureh. | Unfon will meet in New Britain in a1 i Sha will speak. During the year there were 2§ bap- vening prayer mecting at | ull day convention at the German |§ 1-ord thy God with all they 1 ° 60 Ny Mavening of January 26, the weddings. 28 deaths and ptist church tomorrow. The meet- |§ Neart. and with ail thy soul, and 810, 0" Jone will hold a banquet = sl . |8 with all they mind. This is the o TR AR L will stare_ with dl‘-h-”“(ll.“ll.rr:]x?:-‘ e mandrhent, Bl which time there will be a varjety A et Madlak ab o RR E Il 3 And the second is like unto it, 81 o e thou shalt love they n V. ort during the week to get out Nondenominational program, Brotherhood cature picture : e e e “ n ¥ et will he, “Coming to Jesus M. | § mandments hang all the law and m.. pr topic, | 4 P the prophets.” Matt, 22:37-40. Zirbes will speak again at 3 o'clock | T st & on “Following Jesus,” and will be| TR S ¢ L i ussyfoot” dohnson. to Spend Five followed by wddresses by Miss Lydia [§§ Mm70's actions toward others de- service at 7 o'clock. chool. & , oung Peo- | foll i . Young Hottman of aw: Havon off *Phe vend on his' thoughts toward | Days in Connecticut Next Month in | them. The text quoted from ning, Young Ieoples Lutheran Churches moetli preaching, : Diffioulties . Have: ouud in. Follows | B puly =0 5 nafudia abont alla Interests of Prohibition, s meeting. i wih Souls s ing Jesus. Miss Clara Berger of | | man need regard if he wonid use his faculty of reasoning properly, Harboring thoughts which violate laws of propriety and chastity cannot help but eventuate in outward acts of worship 11 o'clock, Topic: “The |Also Harold Lioyd com . i Bl Hairt Tos Young I'eople’s meet- | subjects o : i Siih eformation Information has bene received from the Connceticut mperance Union | hat William 15 Johnson, better known us “Jussyfoot” Johnson, will speak at u mass meting of New Brit- ain people in the First Congrega- tional chnreh, on Monday evening, February 11 Mr, Johnson is touring New Eng- {land following hig recent return from Bridgeport will spesk on, “The Joys Have ound in Following Jesus. Willizm etz of New Britain will tell | urch school 10 o'clock ) igue at 8 o'clock in the hall cople . f, *The Reward in Follswing Josw sper will be served in the chureh. | srvice at 11 o'clock. Sermon Hungerford court, Meeting of Congregational Churches Morning service at 10 o'clock, - Thursday—7:45 mid-week First Monday-——Meeting of 11 { N DaN »n_ “What Abot GhUrGh counci on TUCKIay even e will be a consecration meet- 1 the pastor on “What A 1 irch inctl on Tuesday evening 1 o 1 ching by 7:50. o'tloek Tollowed. by violence and misconduct. Solo- row.” Men's Bible class 12 oc ¢ \ “Dying on Necond ¥ ) o'tlock followed by & tHe Wik & il “Keow Me f the Young Women' ¢ 2 o y sermor Rev, Mr., Zirbes. There mon, the wise man, said, “Keep Meeting of the Young W i Sunday school scssion Will e selos, quartets amd other |8 thy heart with ail - diligence; 8| Missionary society rv'\ iesda } mecting, ok kiRl e ot e di at for out of it are the sisnes of ¢ ) 2 |8 ire. And centuries er, Wl meetings in the afternoon and per will be served STl el e ; Jesus said, “out of the abun- ML Sahe G ntereats § ¢ Wednesday—Mec of th lish class for Armeninn wom [ o'clock ‘ er [ V1 s 3 the midnight scenes dance of the heart the mouth League ainst Al o'clock. Meetin mior Mission- clock 1 Hhie oA e e speaketh.” | comes to Now gland rrom ary society at 4:15 o'clock i There Is little doubt about the B | YOrk on Kebruary 6, when he spea Shuteday o= Meciing ot : st Mat e slane WALTHER LBAGUE ELECTS volation of love for men to right @ |10 New Haven, Kebruary 7 he speaks Women's Bible class at i “ . i thinking about thom. A man 810 Bridgeport and February § in New Mesting of Gir its at 4:3 ¢ t 16:45 1y ' day m ut 9:48 ——— who nmecer entertuins snurder. 8 |1ondon. e does not speak on & Friday—Women of the church will rispeetive lanzuus Howing e Altved Sehleicher is Made New Treas- (# cus thoughts concerning his fel- SRIL SRS Lacs REV. DR A, A AHLQUIST ry 10, in the morn- o lowman urer At Annual Mecting Held Last - nd in the evening at ) Waterbury, On the evening of 1eb- | forty.six were contirmed The meme .'"'”’M'."“‘ AEeLRAOTEDY S RCOUIA LG sabeble AR g s murder e is no rule of more ) o'clock., n » « 1o Y B SO0 o : w's Ol o | importance for any young man = s g Evening in St Matthew's Church, v ruary 11 he will speak in New Drit- | bership is between 1,300 and 1,400 and {ain at the Iirst Congregational more than 100 new members were buile open to th |8 or young woman ke, who from 12 until 4 At the annual meeting of the Wal would be m blessing to the race Sunday a. ., Senior d in n's ’e pt ndays A holdays. ther league of St, Matthew's Luther- |8 pather than a curse, than that lcaves the next day for Rhode Is- | ceived during the year. mediate departments of the churel y sl at s man [ Wednesday 1 30§ n church held in the church hall last of entertaining right thoughts land The cleetion of oficers was held as 10:45 1. service of wor ) ) ] ! evening the following officers were |8 wbout all things, and especially Practically all of the local ministers | follows: Deacons, 8, J. Swenson, John are sald to be cooperating fn this | Swenson and Charles K. Olson; tris- meeting ces, Emil Bengston, Conrad Hultherg t , Eml & n Ll LI N ship with sermo the pastor, sub- secoml Advent clected: President, Alfred Schieicher; {8 toward others. God has mad: —_ and Charles Walling sexton, Kuilb o'cloc stor, sub- is not likely to commit ject, “The Cha of the Church,” | on of offic 45— Kunduy morning service and | viee-president, Lucy Hoffman: record- |8 a1 men in His own Image The recently clected officers of the |« ' | ¢ ) wstor, “The Ways of | ing secrctary, Eleanor Kocrber; treas- |8 ruily and wonderfully - we 12:05, 8un- | urer, Otto Steege; financial secretary, |8 made. He has made us godly A 1l will be commissioned by t ening serviee and | Arthur Schleicher; corresponding se jove and virtwe, ‘The only su- tell the membors of the South tor to their for th R | Fra ) vine ¥ vetary, Louise Klopp: treasurer of |8 jerjority under the sun s wis- gregational chureh Brotherhood nest | trust committee, Joseph 1. Hultgren; year, 12 m,, jur primary ¢ Y 0 w0 . service it S student fund, John Glatz, The unnugl‘ dom and virtue, and the the- Tucsday evening about Hum™, ushers, David Al i clairman Friday afternoor 3 o'clock in the | Raymond Carlson, ( oot, Paul ting, e ¢ Soven Prom- | report showed that the year had been |8 ooy that vielates no onc's a suceesstul one in all respects vights, 1s love and respect | uth church parlors the Home Mise | Freson, Theodore ! Therefore “he who loves best stonary department will have a sociar | sen, Landers Johnson and fon and tea at which Mrs, It 1 quist. Rev. Dr. Allguist 2} ¥ el 8 seventh Day Advent — e [ 8 0is fellow man, s serving God A K ) can.” i discuss The Child at [ that the pa , January 27th, 10:4 v rinity o o0'ch Satiurs the hollest way he 81 Work and Play,” and Mrs, Kenneth ‘ financially, about $ Sherrod Acule, DD superint v Ao WMoy, Do New | aternoon a0 gaos Yl Religions ltems R | L e Sud DIy RS M Kenrinth f Aisoliiiye whost & | he Missionary saciety of Con t Joh tient be the preacher B orth League Bibie (e ~ —— — hursday, Janua Jst, T:106 p t follo ! efreshment raational Bible Stodents Assn, e S 5 S et ‘ L e T L e o | M. Pim Sees It Through tan department 45, beginr ‘ nda \ A i at 1 va' hail on “Has | pastor, Res N. Gilman partment 10:45, morning 1tev, Dr, John Honry Black, pastor | Question . Series of Sermons at 5 "W ) . of the Church of A1l Nations, in New | people's Church Sunday Evenings. By GRACE SAGE, Reader York city will speak at Trinity M, | chureh tomorrow morning, | Things which happened at midnight "0 Itev, Charles ¥, Carter, .., of the | will be discussed by Rev. 1. L morn- Immanuel Congregational ehurch of | Brooks of the Pcople’s church, who ! o : g b rector y vill speak at the South |has just announced a serles of ser. ! TUESDAY, J. 22-7:30 P, M. olm G . chureh, Bunday, Jan-|mons on “Midnight Scenes in the Benefit of Carpet Fund Program: | uary 25, at the morning service, | Bible Mr, Brooks has preparcd a i P [list of Bible events which occured at Tickets 75¢ e _________________J] midnight and will deliver his ser mons on Sunday cvenings as follows 20-~"Bedlam Let Loose THE COMMUNITY CHURCH | fanveey So—"Besiam Lot Loser” STANLEY MEMORIAL CONGREGATIONAL ~ J|oni' i Morning Service at 10:45 o'clock i bt il Tl Al Sermon by the pastor, Rev. Raymond ?‘i.lll;‘ilnlw;m P iy Y “ia - Dreeporate | HRSTBAP"ST CHURCH CHURCH” CRCER TS s Al U P R R NI T Al DA TR\ B . Heublein of Hartrord will | delegate to New England conforon chureh will be the guests of ) \ vham I Con- | John Nelson, alternate, Bmil Larson: ginners' departments of schoo John=oy Thursday--7:30 R Methodist Churehes Sunday at “THE CHALLENGE OF THE February 17 Prayer Meeting At Hell’s Gate” February 24 and the —_—————) Mouse." FREE LECTURE Rev, William Ross Iil'ver man s “HAS CHRIST, RETURNED?" e By A 1L GOUX of BROOKLYN, N, Y, ___Subject: “WITNESSES OF GOD” sunday 3 p. m=0dd Pellows Halle=Arch St SALVATION ARMY Anspices Tnternational Bible Students Association o Holi meeting. a ».as . 3 : i : Thursday, 7:45—Prayer and Praise Service. [ ] No Collection . . wool. 1 p. Ie's service, § p.om.. odda e o : 3 : . e E ] m:.:v'.“m‘ ;‘" : ;\:“:.:l. : Friday, 6:30—Bible School Supper and Teachers’ e tion mecting. ANl Wele Conference. [— Morning Worship—10:15 Bible School—12:10 Sermon by the Are You Heavy-Burdened? Are You Spiritually Hungry? Tomorrow Come To 9:30 A. M. ) People’s Church Of ChrlSt An sual pictore that anfolds absorbing story portraying the mystery and the umiguencss Sermo“ by Court Stieet N e 1o f the There will also be shown a beawtiful picture in colors showing the Rev. John L. Davis ' RRev. F. 1. Brooks, Pastor YOSEMITE Spivitual Atmosphere Soul-Satisfying “ExpanSIon and Morning subjeet, 10:15—*Dying On Second Base.” Sunday Evening 7:15 v_ South ChurCh l Evening subject. 7:00—“Bedlam Let Lobse” Doors Open ot §: The First of a Series on the Midnight Scenes of the Bible § IR AT PIE LT A I P E ] niversality’’ ; Especially Adapted to Trinty Methodist Churchi] AT CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH | the men of the SUNDAY— Sunday 10:45 A. M. : 10 A. M.—Church School. Bible Class for Mothers; subject: l'anders’ Frary & Clark Sermon by REV. JOHN HENRY “Life of Christ” of Church of All Natione, New York City 11 A. M.—Morning Service—“What About Tomorrow?” 12:15—Men’s Bible Class Friday, Jan. 25—Hospital Day. Ladies of church will make sup- Follow the Crowd _7:"7 I ‘“'7"' ’ V'\:”M”‘t s plies for our hospital. JIRON FILINGS AND MENTAL MAGNETS Good Music Bring Your Friends Factory Pme——