New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1925, Page 11

LUTHERANS WILL HAVE OBSERVANCE Wittenberg, Germany, Scene of 400th Anniversary Wittenberg, Germany, June 13 (F) ~The 400th anniversary of the founding of the first German par- sonage will be celebrated here to- morrow with elaborate exercises, in commemoration of the marriage on June 13, 1925, of Martin Luther to Katharina Von Bora, a nun who re- nounced her vows. Numerous descendants - of the greater reformer have been invited to the festivities which will include a procession from Luther's home to the City church, laying of the cor- nerstone of the “Katharinenstift,” which s to be the deaconess' mother house, and a concert in the evening. Katharina Luther, who Is held in high esteem by the Germans as a model pastor's wife, found time to ralse bees and cattle, plant a large garden and brew beer, besides acting s hostess to her famous husband’s numerous friends, Enumeration of even an approxi- mate number of the authentic de- reendants of Martin Luther for the annlversary is impossible, as In the course of generations many have changed their names and a number of church registers are miseing, ac- cording to Dr, Paul Luther, Dr. Luther, a member of the Tielehstag and pastor of Trinity church, Derlin, is himself a direct deseendant of Luther's son, who be- came body surgeon to the elector of Iirandenburg, Joachim IT. Tt Is Dbelieved that Chancellor Juther is aleo a descendant of the preat reformer, but his ancestry cannot he traced in church registers further baek than 1828, I TITLE AT GIVEN 00T Belgian Halloon Race Award Still Pending : Brusse lc“z rm June 13 (A— the Gordon being wit are‘t Lalloon race is| by the Belgian Aero club nend relurn of Veen- stra, pliot of t Prince Leopold, Upon the offitlal doonuments attest- ing wiic r he cam« down on the Rpanicl near Cerinna, as first reported, « 0 the re hangs the dcelsion whether he shall be de- clared ol the event, having | winner covered the preateet distance, or be | e for landing in the wa Van Orman, pilot of the 1ioon Goodyear 111, lins : Aero club that he will vietory if Veenstra s al e deek land, off Ushant Light and dia not land in (i ater, He covered the rreatest distance, exceeding the flight of the Belgian ace, Die Muyter, who alighted in France. Van Orman yesterday made an at the American embassy, £oconl lavit 10 he commis i of homologating the verifying the iand- with the dlst e ta Lees and ol the reguiations gov- reads: sea nt on the itor descending on the sea mpeiied ourse (o a in atsoever s to i insis's he does not lisqualitication, 28 he stcam’s deck nient dewn on the touching the water, carefully ma- reuvering hbis eraft to do so. He the landing whi'e being car- ird the ppen sea, mede ricd Lo Langley Indicted on Drunkenness Charges tle, Ky., June 13 (A—Con- g n John W. Langley, republi- can, Kentueky, was indicted in the Pikie cireuit court here yesterday on a charge of drunkenness. The bill wis refurned by the grand jury hody took the evidence of . Henritzie, varrant against the congress- carlier in the week which re- sulted in Mr. Langley's being fined 210 and serving a jail sentence of four honrs for contempt of court by I'atice Judge Mars, The judge sentenced the repre- ttive for contempt when he used in defying the drunkenness Plkey ont man > Red Lobster Found In Maine Lobster Pot rk. N. J. June 13.—P— loboter scarlet in color, ar- | here today in a shipment from vrtlend, Me to a local fish deal- ‘e nuthority on shell fish at the Museum of 1 ural His- New York, when notified of vnomenon, said that the red freak among lobsters, Albhino among hu- ed that the museum n of a blue lobster | I requested the tish dealer to pre- | the red lohster to the museum. "xoe \ttemn( to Tvnch One of Own Race | shington, June 13.—Charles negro, 18 nursing painful here today and glving up Leing saved from lynch- of his race “aig, a ur ke [ members own 1y nmight of attacking a nine year o1 nogro girl. Craig was set upon Ev A mobh of negre beaten, A rope for vhen resened hfm \eenve being brought arrived and wa was the first " : attempted in the capltal in L 1 emonstration of the competitors in | » came down on the | the German steamer Vater- | Ernest | ] ghould he appear before | entrusted | Every com- | and came | without | who swore | s and was badly | Religiaus Items The "annual collection for the Children's Home in Cromwell will bo taken at the meeting of the Bwedish Bethany church tomorrow, The summer schedule will go into effect at the Stanley Memorial church next Sunday, all departments of the church school mecting ut 9 o'clock in the morning and morning worship will be held at 10 o'clock. The Mothers Jewels of the Trinity M. E. church will hold an outdoor plenic at Rackliffe's grove Saturday afternoon, leaving the church at 2:30 o'clock, The Woman's Home Milsionary socfety of the Trinity M. E. church has elected the following officers for amext year: President, Mrs, Lillle Stotts; first vice-president, Mrs, A. A, Mills; second vice-president, Mrs, W. C. Talmadge; recording secre- tary, Mrs, W, C. Manee; correspond- ing secretary, Mrs. L. H., Hanford; treasurer, Mrs. Benton Parker; sec- retary of missionary education, Miss Gladys Shaler, secretary of temper- ance, Mrs, C, J, Symonds; secretary of mite boxes, Mrs, Fred Booth; secretary of thank offering, Mrs. Abble Ladd; secretary of Christian stewardship, Mrs. Frank Barrett; secretary of evangellsm, Mrs, James Healey. the will The senfor department of Trinity M. E. church school hold a picnic Monday evening. The Philathea class of the Trinity M. E. to Rackliffe's grove on Tuesday eve- ning. There will be a strawberry festi- val at the German Baptist church Friday evening. New members will be welcomed at the German Baptist church to- morrow morning. Rev, Joseph Cony MacDonald Christ Presbyterian church, New York city, will speak at the First Congrefational church tomorrow morning. Rev, Theodore A, Greene, the pastor, will preach at the South Congregational church, Springfield, Mass., whence his sermon will be broadcast through Station WBZ. Rev, on “The Anti-Christian Movement in China" at the mecting of the i First Congregational chureh men's 'T’lh le class tomorrow noon, “ Warren M. Blodgett, director of | religious education, will speak at |the mecting of the First Congrega- tional church Young People's meet- ing tomorrow evening on “Follow- ing Christ.” Vahran Hovhanesian will lcad the meeting. There will be |an instrumental trio hy Miss Nancy \rm.m' Bliss B. Clark “and Leon | Bradiey, | chilaren [the Elim tomorrow. 5 Day will be ohserved at Swedish Baptist | = | Mrs. Paul Thoren and Mrs. Jo- seph Carlson will entertain the For- cign Mission circle of the Elim Swedieh Baptist church in the | ciurch parlors Tuesday cvening, | | Groduation exercises at St Mat- thew's Evangelical Lutheran church will be held in the church hall on | Friday evening, June There are }17 in the class who will receive diplomas. N Theodore A the pastor of the tional church, will the parsonage | Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Blodgett will be at home sday evening. Gireene, First Congrega- | be at | EHAE Brar Olson, a student at Upsala college, will preach fin the First Lutheran church tomorrow | morning. e Dr. Abel A. Ahl- jauist, the p will conduct a stor, service in South Manchester in the |George Gill, Toyola university law | I morning, but will return to preach |Senior, held as Read's slayer, and as at the Stanley Memorial church will go on a plenic | of | A. D. Heininger will speak | church | English at | Haven will preach af the South Con- gregational church fomorrow morn. ing. The executive committes of the South Congregational church Broth- erhood will meet at 6:16 o'clock Monday afternoon: The standing commitiee of the South Conkregational church will meet in the church office at 7:46 o'clock Tuesday evening. The Junior auxillary of the South Congregational church will sponsor a pienie for young people at 6:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The annual plenie of the Houth Congre- gational church school will be held at Lake Compounce Saturday, VAGATION BIBLE SCHODL T0 START | Sessions Will Be Held This Year in Methodist Church Plans are under way for the an- nual session of the Vacation Church 'brllool to be held this year in the Trinity Methodist church, This | school under the auspices of the New Britain Council of Rellglous ¥duca- churches has had eight successful seasons. Enrollment 18 open to all children from four to 14 years of age regardless of religlous denomi- nation. Sessions will begin Tuesday morning, July 7, and continue each morning from 9 to 11 o'clock for four weeks tg July 31 (Saturdays| and Sundays cxcepted), The first hour {s devoted to relig- fous instruction, Bible verse hunt- | Ing, memory work of hymns and | Bible stories, story telling, Bible | story dramatization, worehip, ete. | The second hour is glven to craft | work such as basketry, hammock | making, millinery, dress making, cooking, toy making, shoe mending, ete. Mrs. F. Chester Hale, who has | conducted the school for the past two years, will be in charge again this summer. Competent and exper- fenced teachers are being engaged to assist. The enrollment Jast year was 300, and plans are belng made to accom- modate more this year. The commit- tee in charge of the work is com- posed af O. A. Marsh of the Stan- ley DMemorial church, chalrman; Miss Cora Graulich of the Trinity Methodist church, secretary; A. Ty- son Hancock of the I'irst Congrega- tional church, ¥. L. Fay of the South Congregational church, Emil | Hjerpe of the Swedish Bethany church, E. R. Hitchcock of the First Baptist, and W. B. Retz of the Ger- man Baptist church. The enrollment during the past few years has been largely from the Sunday schools, and it is planned this year to extend its influence to | children who are not already en- rolled in some church school. As the maximum enrollment is usually | reached within the first fow days after which registration cannot be accepled) parents who are Mterest- |ed are being urged to send their children on the first day. A reglstra- tion fee of 25 cents per family will | be charged this year to partly cover the cost of new Bibles which will have to be purchased for the entire school, as those previously used are worn out, STUDENTS DEATH NOT ALL SOLVED wife nv; . ki ! 1 poercen- | Unexplained Facts in Killing of from 4 to 6 o'clock | Robert Read Shreveport, La.®une 18 P—The official investigation of the death of | Robert' Read, 23, Centenary college athlete, today was directed to ex- {amination of seemingly conflicting | langles in tho case as detalled by | tion and flnanced by contributions | from several cooperating Protestant | CHI[I]REN’S IIAY and Peaple’s Churches Exercises | Tomorrow will be Children's Day {In the Methodist, People's and Stan- | {ley Memorial churches. | will bo observed, In Trinity Methodist church the morning parents will bring ba- bies to be baptized. The cradle roll, beginners, pri- church school will have a part in the service. The scripture will be recited by Ellzabeth 8jovall and the story “The Birth-of Children's Day" by Gladys 8mith, | A unique feature of the morning Is the baby procession. The begin- ners will lead the parade, |by the children of the cradle roll, Tm walking and some in decorated o-carts.”” The “Welcome Son" Is |to be sung by the beginners' depart- |ment and a recitation given by Mrs. Sherrod Skinner. The little “Thank | You" song will be sung by Louise Hermann and the prayer offcred hy Ruth Ramsay. A framed plcture |containing the names of the cradle roll babies has been presented to the churcH, It will be formally accepted by the pastor and after the service will hang in the church vestibule. The evening service at 7:16 o'clock will be In charge of a mombrrshlp class which has been under lrn\nlm: since Easter. Others will join on |confesson of faith and by letter. |Members of the Philathea class will serve as ushers and certificates of satlstactory work in the recent lead- ership training class will be pr sented to a number of young ladies. The program will be as follows: Hymn “Onward” by junior depart- ment. Apostle's Creed by church member- ship class. |Secripture readjgg by Barbara Foster Recitation ** Ideal Choice” by Howard Fox. * |Hymn “O Master Workman" | junlor department. Presentation of certificates to lead- ership training class. Hymn story by Virginia Andrews. Review of work of the church mern- bership class, “What the Church Expects of Tts | Members,” by Caroline Ripple, class of 1924, Reception of members. Benediction, | People's The program at the People's | church will include singing by the school, prayer by Rev. Lyman 8. Johnson, consecration of ch\ldren, and recitations and exercises which the following will take part' “Welcome,” Winslow Perry; reci- |tation, Woodrow Kloiber; “Not Me, But You,” Stewart Holcomb; exer- Knowles, Forrest Hart and Junior Swanson; “Keep Smiling,” Tudor Freeman; Shirley Capen; *“When Children's Day,” Helen “God's Care,” Ellen Marie “Buttercups,” Phyllis Perry. Song, Carol Baker; recitation, Al- fred Nordgren; exerclse, “In the| King's Garden,” Lorain Woram, El- |8le Fowler, Carol Baker, Lois Webb and Alice Moore; song, Ruth Brown; “Look Ahead,” Lorain Woram; “What Can I Do?”, Carol Baker; “Jesus Bids Us Shine," Scranton; exercise, “It I Were a Flower,” Daisy Dennison, Virginia Holcomb, Althea Holcomb, Clara Nyack; Dennison; “Elisha At Dothan, Clara Nyack: ‘“Loving Service, | Burton Hart and Sigfrid Nordgren; “We Can Do Something,” Richard | Holcomb, Herbert Knowles and Bud- |die Hall; “Which Path Shall 1| Take?”, Allan Mills; exercise, “Com- \rades of the Cros "annie Knowles, Lydia Kloilber, Tilllan Trombley, (M'PHA Atwood, Gladys Henneburg, idith Hoyt, Constance Taylor, Al- |Vina Baehr, Clara Knowlés and \x\'lnn Hough. It Comes | Hopkins; Tuttle; Stanley Children's Day Memorial will be observed church. in Swedish at his own church in the |Indicated in the coroner's report and There will be a program of songs evening, Ensign Ca Salvation Army will talk to the First mieeting Thursday evening. Rev, Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist, pastor | of the First Lutheran church, has | been eloc |of directors of Upsala college, | Orange, N. J. | | | East Miss Nora Jordan and Miss May Robertson, two young women who | crossed the continent from Los Angeles by automobile, will speak and sing at the Emmanuel Gospel church tomorrow morning, and |sgain at the evening service. of Wilmington, a special meeting Tracy C. Miller | Del., will conduct |at the Emmanucl Gospel church Tuesday evening. He will also speak on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday atfernoons and conduct erv In the evening. Rev. M ian, pastor of John's German Lutheran church will attend the annual convention of [the New York ministerium at Niagara Falls, N. Y., on June 15-19 and services ut his church will be omitted tomorrow. Tomorrow will be Children's Day at the Swedish Bethany church. The picnic committee of 8t. Mat- thew's Lutheran chureh will meet at 8:30 o'clock T ay evening, Walther league Lutheran churcl evening. The thew's | Friday of St. Mat- vill meet | The inter-church basebali will open with a game “muh Congregational and First Congregational e Mett odists and Red Army of Everyman's { Bible class on June 23 win Erook park Rev muel C. Bushnell of New cague between the teams and t president of the board | |police findings. | The sheriff's office said Glll con- his head was dashed against a row Lutheran church Brotherhood at its |03t While the report of Dr. H. W. | tism. {Paul, acting coroner, the |wounds on Read's head |1acerations made with a pistol butt |or similar instrument. Mrs. nesday several times, authorities sald they were informed, and arranged the meeting at Pleasureville, on Old River, Wednesday night which end- ed fatally for Read. This both Gill and his wife deny. Although Gill admitted his wife had talked on the telephone with Read Wednesday, he said Read made the calls. Another point on which police were working was the part plawed by Mrs. Gill in the struggle which says began when Read and Gill met at| Pleasureville and which is described | in the confession, credited to Gill as having terminated in a hand-to-hand | fight in the water and Read's death. Mrs. Gill was sald by officers to have admitted vesterday that took part in the struggle and that |she was bitten on the arm by Read. { e T\\o Sailing Vessels Are Stolen in Sound | Southport. June 13.—Two &alling sloops, the “Little Hope.” owned by | |Helen RB. Van Schaick, and the |“Baghera,” owned by Dr. Dougal Risscll, were stolen from the South- port outer harbor early vesterday by {sound pirates, who evidently towed the boats out into the sound with another sail hoat. as no motorhoat was heard by any of a crew sleep- ing on a nearby boat. The “Bag- hera” was found drifting outside the harbor, abandongd by the thieves when they discovered it was rudderless. The search the “Little Hope," a 27.foot =al | eabln sloop, valued at $2.000. was unsuccessful although the alarm was spread all along the coast and nas also communicated on Long Island for ing to points resemble | Gill telephoned Read Wed- | she | that | |and recitations by the children of the church school primary and be- Frederickson of the fessed that Read was killed when ginners’ departments, while a num- ber of children will recelve bap- A speclal offering will be |taken for the extension of Sunday |school work. The scssions of the church school will be omitted Swedish Baptist Children’s Day exercises will be 14 at the Elim Baptist (Swedish) church tomorrow also. he DAWES PLANNING INTHREE SCH00LS Stanley Memorial, Methodists Npm'hll: exerclses for and by the children ! mary and junior departments of the | followed | by | “If Flowers Could Talk,” | Stewart | “God Cares For All,” Daisy | Baptist Churches 1irst Bunday—10:15 o'clocky wmaornli vorship, sermon by Willlan |.,.«, subject: “ksscutiale fo e Christlanity of Christ." Bible school ur adult classes, Monday—17 p. m. Boy e Thursd, T4 p. m, Mg we prayer service, German Sunday—9:30 a. m.,, Sunday school. 10:30 a, m, service in English; @ m., communion; hand of fellow- ship to new members; Gemsaan serv- lce. Thursday—8 p. m., prayer meet- ing fn German. Friday—8 p clal, m., strawberry so- Elim (Swedish) Sunday—10:80 a. m., Lay exercises. 7 p. |the pastor, Tuesday—7:45 p. m, Mrs. Paul Thoren and Mrs, Joseph Carlson will entertaln the Foreign Mission circle in the churel parlors, Thursday—7:45 p. m., mid-week prayer service. . Children's Congregational Churches First Sunday—10 a. m,, church school. o'clock, morning worship. Rev, Joseph Cony Mac- 12:15 p. m., men's Bible class. Speaker: Rev. A, D. Heln- inger. P. m, Armenian service. 6 p. m, Young People's meeting. Speaker: Warren M. Blodgett. Wednesday—2 p. m., English class for Armenians, Thursday—2 p. m, Armenian Bi- ble class. 4:30 p. m., Girl Scout meeting, Friday—7:30 p. m., meeting. 11 Preacher | Donald, Boy Scout South | Sunday—9:30 a, m., Ttallan de- partment of the church school. 10:30 a. m., worship of the Italfan Mission, !Ivm(nr Road community house. 10:45 a. m., beginners' de- L1-nr0m:»m of the rhurch school, 10:45 o'clock, morning worship, sermon by Rev, Samuel C. Bushnell of New | Haven, 12:10 p. m., church school, | primary, junfor, intermediate and 1 nior departments. 2:30 p. m., As- |svrian worship. 3 p. m. i“v‘h(ml of the Italian Miss ter Road community house. ip. m., worshi at South church, Monday—5:15 the executive | Brotherhood, committee of the i Tuesday—2 p. m., meeting of the | Assyrian Women's sewing elub, D. m., meeting of Boy Scouts, mittee in the church office, P e e ers’ munity house. 3:30 p. m., week | sewing mesting of the Youns Wor- |an's department, 5:30 P. m,, picnie 7:30 1 7:45 | cise, Dorothea Lawrence, Jeannette |D. M., mecting of the standing com- | Hand: [@rdz Services | Lawyer's Bill of Exceptions.” I tism at evening service. Wednesday — 4 p. m; leeting nursday — 746 prayer meeting. I children's I m p. m 1 . m.,, cholr rehear a8l |#oclety untl September, 940 m | 11:30 | {meeting m., sermon by church | fon, Hun- | 7:30 | p of the Itallan Mission . m., meeting of |Caines, text, “Keep Thy Heart Will meeting at Hunter Road com.|Mmembers. | for young people B glven under ' ‘(hn auspices of the junior auxfliary. | Triday—4 p. m. mecting of the | Rifle club. 4:15 p. m., meeting of | Girl Scouts, Saturday—Annual plenle. church chool Stanley Memorial Bunday—10:45 a. m, Ch | Day. Program ot songs, recitations, ete, by the children of tha primary | and beginners’ departments of the {church school. A number of chil- {dren will recoive baptism. Special | offering for the extension of Sunday school work. No regular sessions of {{he church school at 10 A. m. and 12 m. Tuesday meeting of p. social meeting of the Tadies' Aid This will be the last meeting of saclety. i praise service, Idren’s {dan and Miss Robertson will speak. the |preaching by the pastor, subject: NATIONAL FLAG DAY Let all make it a day for renewing regard for our |nle committee, [be omitted tomorrow, as Rev. Sunday, June 21—Summer sched- | ule of services gues into effect: 9 a. | m., all departments of the church school. 10 o'clock, morning worship and sermon Second Advent 10:45 o'clock with sermon by Return of the p. i, evening service Bunday servies T 12:¢ o'clock, morniig the pastor Spirit to God.' Bunday school, 7 T with confer Bethany Sunday—10:30 a. m. Children's day program in charge of the Sun- day Bchool, 4:80 p. m., Young Peo- | ple's meeting. 7:30 o'clock, evening | service, Swedish ence on denom intorest Thursday—7:4 m., subject “Not Able to Kill the Soul." uttona Christian Sclencr Sunday service at 10:45 a. m ject: “God, the Preserver of Sunday school at 9:45 a, m Wednesday cvening mecting at. 8 o'clock. The reading room [ National Bank building is open {o the public datly from 12 nocn until 4 o'clock except Sundays and hoti- ys. Man, Lutheran Churches Iirst . Sunday school at 9:30 a. m, Morning service in English by Bror Olson, a student at Upsala college. Rev. Dr, A, A, Ahlquest will con- duct the evening service, Thursday—8 p. m., Brotherhood nsign Carl Frederickson - Noom 1 Bible Students' 10:45 a. m., junior Bible cl; a. m., Bible study. subject Author of the Atonement.” International Ass'n will speak. St. Matthew's Sunday service in English n' 9:15 P R a m. in German at 10:45 TOB Sermop on “The Christian's lJuly With Regard to Civil Affairs.” Sun- ’ ROADGAST SERMON day school after each service, in the | respective language, New Britain Minister to Have Sun- Tuesday at 8:30 p, m, school pic- | Friday—W: 3 HELEEY Althergleagis ‘ Radfo From Dr. Gilkey's Pulpit. St. John's f Services and Sunday school wiil| M. W. Gaudlan, the pastor, will attend the | New York ministerium conference at Niagara Falls, N. Y. Rev. Theodore A. Greene of the |Tirst Congregational church will x:n.lch at the South Congregational Methodist Churches Trinity 30 a. m., woman's Bi- ble class, 9 a. m., church school. 10:45 a. m,, Children's Day program. | 7:15 p. m., reception of members; review of work by church member- | ship class, | Monday—2:30 p. m., Sunshine so. | ciety. § p. m., senior department | 8 picnic. o Tuesday—6 p. m, Philathea class plenic at Rackliffe’s grove. 7:15 p.| m., Boy Scouts.| 7:45 p. m.,, class | mecting. Thursday—7:45 p. m., prayer serv- fce. | Friday—7:30 p. m., cholr rehear- sal. Baturday— Jewels plenic, Sunday—39: 2:30 p. m, Mothers A. M. E. Zion Sunday-—10:45 a, m,, by the pastor, Rev. pru:u-h!m-:v e Willlam B, REV . A. GREENE church in Springfic!d tomorrow, in the pulpit of Rev. Dr. James Gor- don Gilkey. His sermon will be | broadcasted from Station WBZ in the forenoon. | A1l Diligence For Out of Tt Are the Issues of Life.” 12:30 p. m, Sun- day school, 6:30 p. m, tian Endeavor. 7:45 p. m., preaching, text, “As For Me, I Am in Your Do With Me As Scemeth Good and eMet Unto You." Monday evening, meeting of Business fs necessar classified ads help a lot. READ THE HERALD CL ADS FOR RESULT , and Herald | the Tuesday evening, prayer and class SSIFIED | meeting, Nondenominational Emmanuel Gospel Sunday—10:15 a. m., prayer and 10:45 8. m., service | conducted by Miss Nora Jordan nn‘i‘ Miss May Robertson. 12:15 p. m., Bible school. 6:45 p. m., Young People's service. 7 p. m., Miss Jor- | | FREI, LECTURE ON Tuesday—4 p. m., children's monm By RICHARD Ing. 7:45 p. m. special meeting | conducted by vangelist Tracy C. Miller of Wilmington, Del, | Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Mr. Miller will speak at 3:30 p. m., and will have charge of services at | 745 p. m First Church of New Brit -~ - The Public is Cordia People's 10:45 & m.. Children's Day cises by the Sunday school. § p. m Young Prople’s service. 7 p. m., A exer- | FLAG RAlSlNG SERVIGE AT BURRITT MISSION FL 1 Neumann to Preside at Pateis otle Lxercises—Rev, Samuel Sutcliffe to Speak flag raising ceremony, to which b friends of the City Mission have the 61 Cherry street, to« The been invited, will be held at Burritt mission, morrow afternoon at § o'clock, | any Moming Address sent By | | NEUMANN exercl which will be indoors, will be as follows: Orchestra; singing, “I Would Be 3rave,” by the children of the Bur- ritt chapel; prayer; quartet from the Swedish Bethany church; talk on life and work of Elihu Burritt, donor of the chapel, Mrs. B, J. Skin- ner. a niece; Mrs, J. K. Wood- ford, by Outdoor Program — Presentation ofsthe flag by a delegation from the Daughters of Veterans; acceptance by Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe; “America, the Beautiful,” Hy the childfen of Burritt chapel; benediction by Rev. William Ross. The program will be in charge of F. Neumann. ‘:Man Who Jumped Into | River May Be Gregory ‘, Middletown, June 13.—Two girls, Lillian Hagland, 14, and Rose Car- \ta, 16, returning from Portland over foot path on the highway bridge late last night, saw a form move |ahead of them, heard the wire on the railing rattle and then heard a splash in the river 30 feet below, they reported to the police here. | Today, the state police reported |that th had received word that | Willlam Gireg 22, had disappear- ed from th M. (" A. in Hartford |May 26, and it is thought possible that the person who jumped or fell ‘\Hm the river last night may be the | missing man. e is the only person reperted missing in this section, the Ipolice safd. ory, ¥ Christ, Scientist ain, Conn. Announces a CHRISTIAN SCIENCE J. DAVIS, C. §. of Chicago, 1L, Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass, IN CAMP SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 1 13, 1925 at 8 o'clock 1y Invited to Attend. [— Children’s Day All Day Al Flag and devotion to the Country for which it stands, Morning Worship South Congregational Church 10:45 - Sermon by Rev. Samuel C. Bushnell You are most cordially invited to share the fellowship and worship of this church, which stands for Freedom 1 Trinity Methodist of Thought, Sympathetic Tolerance of \pmt \mgle- breasted Devotion to God, and Unselfish Service of Men in the Loving Spirit of Jesus. SPEAING TOUR Likely to Go Throngh Far West Giving Views 13.—P—Vive- Dawes {s con- tour, after his 4, in support revision of the | Chicago . June ! President Charles ( sidering a far weste | Denver speech July of his advocacy of !scnate rules. Should he decide to proceed west from Denver, he probably would speak at Seattle, Portland, San | Frencisco and Los Angeles. A mid- | western series of addresses also is |under consideration for the fall. | The Vice-President, who in sev- |eral speeches, has urged that the |senate rules be changed so that a majority may prevent filibustering and proceed with its busi will leave June 21 for his second speech in the east on the subject, at Man- chester, N. H June 23. In April he spoke at the annual meeting of {the Associated Press in New York City Vice-President Dawes may devot |September, October and November to a middle western tour to include Indiana, Ohio, Kansas |and poseibly Mie on Kentucky sourl, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 10:45 Morning Worship Sermon by REV. WILLIAM ROSS Subject: ESSENTIALS IN THE CHRISTIANITY OF CHRIST Anthem—"0, Taste and Se¢’ Offertory— Thursday, STANLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH Littie Church with the BIG Welcome “The 10:45 a. Parents 7:45—Mid-Week Prayer \euue m CHILDREN'S “Suffer the little children,—— for of such is the Ringdom of Heatven v0d friends and all very I TheFirst Ch Pastor Emeritus THEODORE WARREN MANDE 10 a. m.—Chureh Se Sermon by 9:45 Bible School Rm : “CHRIST, T Men's Bible ( TAN Iu~ Subject eople’s < . Reed Selected “FOIL EN \INS HE \leetl 10:45 BAPTISMAL SERVICE nd — BABY PROCESSION 7:15 REVIEW OF WORK by Church Membership Class Reception of Members Episcopal Church “The Glad-Hand Church® T T N L T wirch of Christ RY WILLIAM MAIER ORTH GREE BLODGE —Morning Worship. Apl\ ((\n\ \l‘lcl)nna]d ONLY SALVATION” Speaker: Mr. Heininger. ‘(",' INT IN CHINA” Speaker: Mr. Rlodgefl ting ect LOWING CHR The People’s CI Court Sundny. DAY 7:00 p.n invited? Baptism at cordinily 1urch of Christ BROOKS, pa. f Excej erviee