New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1926, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1926, Elim (Swedish) Baptist |the pastor, sgbi Sunday—10:30 a. m., scrmon by | Valley of 12:30 p. m., Sun-| the pastor and singing by the choir. [day school; 3:30 p. m., sacred con- Monday—$ p. m., church monthly |cert; 7:45 p. m., sermon by the pa tor; subject: “The Rose of Sharon foreign mis- L e Sk Bt of S AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY [sist of a sacred concert in charge of 195 Broadway, New York City. 125 Milk Street, Boston, Mass. choir rehearsal. | Mrs, Theodore Blassingame in in- Elim Swedish Baptist church will | terest of the work now going on in To Stockholders: o to Elim park ton, Conn., to- renovating building. The pro- | morrow and hold a meeting there at : Plano solo, Mrs. Your stock certificate is a valuable paper. It is evidence 30. The pastor will preach and| . son; vocal solo, Mrs. of your ownership of stock. It is important to put it away 1e choir will s | Jok i Smith | recitation, | o et e Disa il promptly and keep it in a secure place so that it will not be lost, First Baptist mard Smitn; reading, E. H. Single- | stolen or destroyed. If lost, stolen or destroyed it may be pos- a. m., morning ton; vocal solo, R. Richardson; a worship, sermon by Rev. William | dress, Thomas Watson: piano solo, sible for you to secure a new certificate, but the necessary re- oss. Subject: “A Man's Problem. Tvelyn Baker; voeal solo, J. quirements to do so will invofe delay and cause vou consider- Thureday—7:45 p. m, midweek|We able troubie and some expense. Sewt Tihssiatiioar Mile soitacte s, A safe deposit box is the best place to keep this certificate. South Congregational Sunday—10:15 a. m., junior Bible H. BLAIR-SMITH, Sunday—9:30 a. m., Italian de- | class. No study for the adults will B artment of the church school; 10:30 | be held hecause of the convention ||} Treasurer. . m., worship at the Italian mis- held in Waterbury Sunday | sion, Hunter road; 10:45 a. m,| Monday—7:45 p. m., Young Peo- T e e T morning worship. Union service. | ple's B 1ss, subject of study: || Sermon by Reverend Irving H. Berg, ¢ 18 in Permitting Evil . of New York cit p. m,| Wednesday—3 p. m., lecture ; p. m., church|M. L. Herr of Brooklyn, N. Y.; - chool at the Italian mission, Hunter | p. lecture by M. L. Herr, Th° 2 “ kh ld b h Joc “atvarencer 1s notice was sent to all stockholders by the I'riday—38 p. m., Bible study at the Qeconil Advent home of Charles Henry, 34 Dwight | * American Telephone and Telegraph Company by We Rent Safe Deposit Boxes for $3.00 [ Sovmem) a Year and Upwards will report on the Young Peoy conference Storrs. Superinte ing nt Oscar A. M 3 the life and work of f th d 8 p. m, quarterly great missionaries. 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