New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 15, 1924, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, vision, Wes week-day four an chur and s Scouts, m., united for grades in the Methodist 6:15 p. m., monthly mecting pper of the tegehers and of. of the chureh school. Adjourn- ment at 7 Thursday A\ssyrian P. M., meeting of the in the church parlors. 3:30 p. meeting of the Young Woman's de- xur'nu it for sewing and sociability German 0 p. m, nited week.day church ay srades six and seven in the lish; Bi- 1:456 a. m., . mecting urches Troop 2, Boy esday—4:10 p. school Baptist | o'clock, morning worship, ive sermon by Rev. William Ross cet: “Commendation and 12:10 p. m,, Bibie schoel and erhood cla T p. m., You ple’s society will meet in th Monday—7 p. m., Boy T d 4 pm, t g 7:45 p. m,, 10:45 : Peo- 5 apel. p. m., meeting of the Women's sewing club. Itatian mo t tte ek sewi school sery school. bie class i service in Gern of the . m., meeting of the ) p. m., motion pi ture entertainment under the uu P f the Brotherhood. Iea picture: “Penrod”, with Wesley Barry, also two more of the rod and gun series. Rifle club, evening box-soc meeting of the es o ing— of nders' club at the residence ind, 216 Bassctt street, p. m., religious in- «hnn!mu fm girls, 0 p. m, mect- ing of the deacons. At S p. m. pray- er meeting in German. meeting Stanley Memorial 10 a. m., sebior and inter- mediate departments of the church school. 2 . m., service of wor- ship_with Lenton sermon by the pas itor., Subjeft: *“The Vearlessness of Jesus.” 12 m., junior, beginners' and primary departments of the church school, Sunda Elim (Swedish) Sunday school 45 2. m. Morn- ing worship with sermon at 11 o’clor Topic: “Can We As Christians At the Present Time Receive the Fullness of | vadnesday—2:30 p. m., meeting of the Biessing of the Gospel? Young |0 1. Ald society for sewing. People’s meeting at 5 p. m., good pro- | =, 11l S0 aalk gram, Evening service at 7 o'clock, | Ve - A tepic: “The Way 'of Melvation;n | Lenieh sorvioe, Tho spectal Rl 7 . ', A., Middletown, whose sub- Congregational Churches jeet will be , “Why I Am Not An - Atheist.,” Harold Winshop will lead First the singing. school 10 &. m. Morning | IPriday- Sermon by the minister on|of the Men's clyb. t 11 o'clock. Men's Bible p.om. inglish class for Ar- p. m. Junior nt 4:15 p. m, Lee-| ad Old Testament 30 p. m, social mecting Church serviee, “Light” class at Wednesc 3 menian women st Missionary society ture on “How to Navrative” at 7:30 p. m, Thursday--Armenian Women's Ti- ble class at 2 p. m, rl Scouts 4:30 | I p.om, Friday—Boy Scouts Lutheran Churches Tteformation Services 10 m. Sunday school 11:15 . m Monday Az meeting the Luther p.om Wednesday-—lecture Lo'clock. at serviees at 7:30 p. m. Matthew's glish at 9:15, Sunday school after in the South B 8t Sery in man at 10:4 each serviee Sunday—9:30 o Rl talian department ginners' department, ship, sermon: “Taking Vain." Address to Juniors Ears” 12:10 p, m., church scho Primury, junfor, ~intermediate senior departments, n worship, 6 p. soclety, 6:30 p. m,, Italian wor- T:15 o'clock, evening worship,, motion picture: “Slippy McGee,” Monday—4 p. m., meeting of Reouts, 4:15 p. m., patrol lead school, 7:30 p. m., sccond division, Troop Joy Scouts. 7:45 p. m.. concert by Northland collego girl's quartet in the old chapel 0 p. m., soclal of the Young People's society “Tuesday=—4 p, m., Jolly nin Mor Achievement elub; 7:30 p. m., ai- m., chureh school, 10:45 a. m,, 1 Mornis jans respective Waodnesday evening 1 serviee Waither League monthly meeting Friday evening. m., Young - Pirst Swedish serviee at 10 wom, and 7:50 p. m. Bible class at 6 o'clock Girl| Wednesday—lgnten service ot 8 r's | 0'clock. Thurs the erhood ut 8 o'clock, Wednesday, March 26, the L xt' Al society will eelebrate its 43rd - niversary with an interesting program ©hslund New Haven will y—meofing of Brothe | Rev, from first be speaker, 1 Morning Worship, Sermon. RLLESSNESS O1 ISUS" THURSDAY<<T:45 p. m. “Why I Am Not an Atheist” By Lester O, Schriver, Middlctown Come! You will he made welcome! EMMANUEL GOSPEL CHURCH Tabernacle, Franklin Square CELEBRATION OF EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY Speakey REV. JAS, R, MORRIS, PASSAIC, N, J. Services at 10:45 a, m., 3:30 p. m., and*7:00 p. m. Specjal Feature—Reading of Historical Sketch, Box Open- ing, Ro[l Call _nl‘ Charter Members, and Presentation of And the END of the WORLD Christ’s Own Prophecy of OUR DAY Faery man and woman in Sunday Afternoon March 16 3 pom. Lyceum Theater New Britain AST E. L. CARDLY Tiustrated with many new and beautitul pictures, Musical Program. Solos by Miss Trom All are welcome, LVANGLI Everyman’s Bible Class Evangeiical er 3 p. m. by Evangelist het, soloist Up of ® Lyceum the picture lecture Cardey. Miss T jeet: “The Dreakis ments, a Sign o A Secomd clock, Advent Sunday mornin Methodist Churches Yo ALy ¢ Trinity b Sunday--9:4b a. m., Sunday s 9 sermon by th . B L Bible stund ader, Leon (!, Voke, Subj t Adversary—the Devil worth league devotional Miss Anna Ward. Subject: 4 Look, Listen."” . Usher. m. i St. Pautrick’s party Tuesday b ., ¢ Wednes weckeday Lrades, Thursday—14:10 | day school for 7:45 p. 1 Its Di ernac! ereiznity p. m. Sunday Mng serviee with mon by the paster onah” “Our Bible class St “Priesthoo Taternational Bible Students Morning serviee 10:15 o'cloek. N mon by William THudging: Broo Lecture 8 p.om., ( by dship * hail, nes. tow? F. Hud Barth, 1 ass meeting., 188 supper. m., united fourth and fifth When St Sccond M % 3 g schdall for fark's Fpiscopal m., united week- sixth and seventy “The Linen Cov- (talks on Leon ¢, Morning pray by Rey b York at and of “rmo es srades m. 11 o'clos Choral ¢ o'clo mmunion & Litany a G. Linsley % New ons, 4 , by m. by in church eni 1 p. wing school, choir rehearsal, =hip. m., mon reseinns rvice 4:3¢ A M. Sunday service, ing by the Zioy 10:45 a, b ndeavor soeic m, Su preaching by the pas “Ihe Trial of Jesus Dy the Tue cvening—pruyer at 8 o'clock. subject: Jews." meeting m wsday evening mecting at to until tional L public o'clock Wednesday tion. | nk building is open Iy from 12 noon exeept 8 ¥ 124 Catholic Churches Nondenominational Churches Emmanuel Gospel Eighth anniversary Sunday—10 m., prayer and praise serviee, 10:45 0, m,, reading of nistorical sketeh Ly Mrs, H, €. Capeun, Sermon by Rev, James R. Norris, Passafe, N 12:15 p. m, Bible schoel, hox opening ex- ercises, charter mems. a surprise, and bw H. . Capen, and Rev. L Morris. T op. m., song ». evangelistic preaching by Tev. James I Tucsday—1 p, m., teachers' celeb a St. Joseph's Mass every morning at o'¢lock Boy Scouts IPriday at Christian doetrine for public children every Sat ™ICC | g'elock except during summer mecting, | 4o, Morrs. | guturday children's meet- | oo Lo training ntation ot vac m., and atternoon eveni at 7, nedietion AESON eVery Sunday §, % a and taptisms at 4:00, Sccond Sunday of each month Holy Name Sunday. Mass at 7 a. # and meeting in evening, * Rewards of the First Tuesday of month Sunday school |meeting of Ladics' Al soclety, the Young People’s | Girl Scouts mect every Mond Miss“4nez Hancock, (afternoon at 4 o'clock, That Pre- | Children of Mary have commun serics on book of | first Sunday in every month and monthly meeting at 9 a. m Sunday Weekly ciety at | night 10:80, Vespers iwsday busi- 7145 poom,, annoal 10:45 a0 Saint session, meeting, 12 ne 6 p.om, led by “A Vaccinatton vents," (frst of a Daniel). Tuesday- Wednesday sk onary prayer Thursduy—4 p, m., children's meot- T:46 p, m., church prayer moot. on sa TS p.om., Dogan Bible Ladies’ Ald every Thurs by o'clock whist Woman's Mary's Sunday morning, Masses ut T and 10:30 o'clock, the 8§ o'clock m. being for the Ttalian members of | congregation, with sermon in ing 8t ing. 1rid TS Saturduy at the e m, choir rehe from 2 until parsonuge., Trinity Methodist Church Sunday morning at 10:15 o’clock, sermon by Rev. John L. Davis, “Things Which Can- not Be Shaken.” Evening service at 7:15 oclock, sermon by the pastor “Stop! Look! Listen!” arsal b, ehildren’s th Special music by Mrs. Clara Oakes Usher A Scourge Worse Than Smallpox Abounds in New Britain, Are You Immune? Come and Hear About a Vaccination That Prevents Contagion and Death People’s Church of Christ Court Street Rev. F. L. Brooks, Pastor 10:45—"The Rewards of the Saints” 7:00—"A Vaccination That Prevents” First of a sevies on the book of Daniel FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Morning Worship 10:15 Semon By REV. WILLIAM RO Subject: COMMEN DAT[O\ AND CENSURE Special Lenten Music All Welcome Thursday Mid-week Service S S SATURDAY Asso, *t, by Willig ading room—NRoom 504, Na- the and holiday T d'clock, Baptisms Thursday evening at 7:3( Monthly the MARCH 15, 1924. —_——— MPRESSIVE SERVICES MARK SECOND SUNDAY IN LENT —_ ORCHEDTRA OF 16 PIECES PLAYS FOR ALL CHURCHES AND ACCEPTS NO FEE ¥y make o money they A re i angh The enomination no recompense 't wonld cfit by their my orchestra that music for ably nd secks a emsely wugh to pe accepts the pro estra sheets for them February they gave Newin Home played Oliver H. Nic On 2 drer have Bi lass army s Bibie ¢ theater H. Nic} on it is tod: formerly played but ut the op The men ol mornings only, ‘larksor (LD an r, director of planning the for are nation Society, is members of shington, D. tember Nai nd re of . the ub- leader « will b to musiciar ks, to or an orchestra be oW W al functic ) cl ime time nilable or to any oth a Christi sueh as the Y A and welfs was voted «d that ay at and at the other churches ganization doir the community, A, the ¥, W, ¢ ganizations s0¢ 1 V&, Pattison, make appointment Wilson, Those umor, 1’ Willlim ¥ H Carl Thomas Ward, wk i M. ( v arvin, to wear th n organiz ba nry s be M and Swar 00 that Ha . Mrs, Le i but ey orel ssists o etic nd rea to a Iy ar sup tures. will play ch 1esd i oin t they iments, | for 4 a- At chool children and working place down At 4 o'clag Ihe regular week are tongue 9 o'clock the usual | The Ladies' Afd sc Lutheran church wi anniversary Wed yman's 1 s the next largest class « stesippl In attendance Rartholow cla t Mou Y., had 570 men prys Britain had 687 mass for and irls will tak: in vespers will morning 7 o'clock, Men's communion on Sunday vy mont ng Loy ke ¥ e stairs chureh take y T masees for nd i at m the wi camp many, thi anil keep it of e\ _————— Religious Items fl ippy Lo saf ied the police but by the Cheistinn te sion priest and the Lound by igiler lay ion ave me was captured a mis a prefy ties more Jasting than any could impose, will the picture at the South Congres ass | Kational church tomorrow evening The Friendship ol Trinity Methodist chiureh wiil £t Patrick's party Monduy Jay You have read the hook and that it is one of the sweetest and most entertaining stories of recent vears. Now you can see it in film and get a double thrill, SOUTH CHURCH Sunday Evening 7:15 Doors Open at 6:15 You, and your family, and your friends are most cordially welcome ! ings of smiles of girl and o, W of cir hold a evening. SALVATION ARMY 1 a, me, Holiness meeting LU school. I People's sorvice, 3 Soldiers’ mecting. 8 p, om., tion mecting, P »om., Salva. [ Y All Welcome, —LECTURE— “Peace on Earth, How? When?” hy Wm. F. Hudgings of Brooklyn, N. Y. Sunday 3 p. m. Odd Fellows Hali, Arch St. Seats Free No Collection International Bible Students’ AT CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH UNDAY Church School, 10:00 2. m. The Bible Class for Mothers Meets At This Hour., Morning Service, 11:00 a. m.—Sermon by Rev. Henry W. Maier, “Light.” Men’s Bible Class, 12:15 p. m. l North & Judd Surday, Tnmty M. E. Church 9:30 a. m. Sermon by Rev. John L. Davis, “The Anchor Holds” Good Music Bring Your Friends e . Michael J. Ripple the 80~ nmembers of the Troop management may vidual ine who 1 at Miss Rose on A, d Miss Lois th Jas niers roofs will this forget the to return Two teach g8 besides how