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SATURDAY Eastern Standard Time NEW ENGLAND STATIONS $00—WTIC, Hartford—500 1:45 — Yale-Harvard football game from New Haven :50—Summary of news 5—Foothall scores S—Organ recital $:30—The Park Bench 9—Adler Quartet and Sonia contralto —Male Octette 10—Dance orchestra i1—Correct time 11:01—Dance orchestra ews and weather 990—WBZ, Springfield—303 L4 Princeton - Navy game from Philadelphia #—Weather report 6:01—Organ recital —Football scores —Raritone recital News and Chimes 7:06—Igmus and Intellc 7:30—Dance orchesera 8:30—Michael Ahern and Artists Rose of Algeriu” program Essin, 9—Operetta, 10—Correct time 10:01—Sportograms her report and news Arctic - Antarctic Broadeast a. m.—Musical Show for Byrd cx- pedition and Polar expedition 1230—WNAC, Bostou—214 45 — Harvard - Yale game from New Haven ed and His Gang Dinner dance music —Newscasting 6:30—Dance orchestra —News T:11—"Anfos 'n' Andy" Radio )llllhlrv'h 10—Yale-Bond Slogan Contest Dance orchestra ews 5T0—WNY(—520 —Police alarms; scores :38—Air College: John Winter —Roger Nye. tenor $:05—Joseph Di Fiore, Lena Nerenberg, pianist —Police alarms; weather violinist; 1:45 — Yale-Harvard football game, Yale Bowl, Graham McNamee 5—St. Iegis orchestra 5:30—Jolly Bill and Jane nher music §:40—Football scores 45—Summary of programs 30—Norman Hamilton, poct {—Phit Spitalny’s Music —Genia Fonariova, soprano i—Lew White's organ recital 5:30—The Park Bench dler quartet; Sonia to ~he Male 10—Dance orche 11—Cerrect time 11—Twin Pairs of Harmony 11:15—Orchestra TH0—-WOR—1 15 — Dartmouth - football game _4~—Chimes —Orchestra 16—WOR Studio Tea 10—1skimo Lore; newscasting t sin, con- 2 orthwestern 40— Fraternity scores; chimes 8:15—Sonata, Nichola Thomas, vio- linist Th¢ Gay Nineties —Emil Velazco, organ recitul 10—Orchest :30—Yale-Bond slogan contest 11=—Time; news; bulletins; 11:05—Orchestra 11:30—Orchestra 780—WIZ—395 1145 — Priaceton - Navy me from Philadelphia 4—Band of a Thousand Melodics s—Clover Club Trio, Torre and bi viano —The Aristocrats 6 —Orchestra Ttow, football 2 footba o o Pups® go murchmé to a New Record 32 I{lAmo SUNDAYS /7 SPONKORED LOCALLY BY @ Wt and | football | news to South “Everyday Prob- weather | NEW YORK 7 DENVER s CANADA 20 Ye GULF sonth polq 4 REALISTIC RE-CREATIONS OF GREAT PAR\DES /) 7 WEYMOUTH POST %7 AMERICAN LEGION BAND 0'00% (30 M LISTEN LOCALLY TO ‘he Travelers, Harold A. Knowles, Inc. FOOTWEAR lnm. of the past Speclal messages are to be flashed to ‘all poipts of the compass. Let- ters and grectings of various sorts have been flowing in during the past fortnight for transmission on this opening broadcast from WBZ- WBZA. Among the far north set- tlements to be reached are the fol- lowing: Chesterficld Inlet on the northwest corner of Hudson Bay, Pangnirtung aad ‘Lake Harbor in Bafiin Land, Ppnds Inlet and Craig Harbor, and the Bache Peninsula, a Lare 600 miles .from the pole. mmary of programs Correct time; football sccres 05—Orches 'he World's Julius Klein Ludlow, violinist m Ryder, baritonc am_ 1lerman, xylophonist . | Business, “Rose of Algeria,” a comic opera in two acts with music by Victor Herbert, will be produced with Jes- sica Dragonette and Colin O'More in the leading roles over WJZ and WBZ at 9 o'clock tonight. The story takes place in Algeria and the work contains some excellent mu- i sical entertainment. Masks and Faces umber music SO0—WABC—319 i4i—Wada Kids John Kennedy, Anm’s Santa —Time; weath :05—Alps music yrehestra Night merson Male quartet yrehestra —Orchestra 11—Orchesira 1010—WHN—297 wee orchestra | 6—Financial Cavaliers G:30—Journal hour Ti50—Financial Cavaliers 1010—WPAP—297 10:30—Winancial Cavalicrs 11—Studio presentation 11:30-—John Gart, organist 12—Pepper Pot Tohemians 1010—WRNY—287 S—Dr. George King. talk $:15—Tom Wilson, tenor is Orchestra tenor Clans r forccast ek Jossr HOFMANN Alwaler l(enflrhsf 4 Sunday’s Features Few private libraries are without John Bunyan’s ‘ Pilgrim Progress” and other works of this immortai English preacher, who will be .he source of Dr, 8. Parkes Cadman's weekly address over WEAF and WTIC at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The title of Dr Cadman’s tulk is “Bunyan—The Immortal Dreamer” and the usual musical program an orchestra and vocal ensemble be include na | Paperte, mczzo so- ~Biblical 1 —Hrance prano —Dr. Steph 1 8. Wise 4—Dr. 8. 1% 8 Cadman 6—Stetson Parade with band :30—oncert Period | 7—Reinald Werrenrath, baritone Major Bowes' FFamily dJur Government,” David Law- renee 0—WBZ, Springficld—303 Organ recital Dinner music toxy Stroll Adventures of Igmus and Intel- Weymouth The outstanding feature of the day perhaps will be a concert by the celebrated pianist of internation- al fame Josef Hofmann, who will play four sclection by Chopin, del and Liszt during the regular At- water Kent hour, in which he will be assisted by a concert orchestra. Hofmunn, as a boy, was instructed by his father a professor of music at the Wars: Conservatory and conductor of the Warsaw Opera. At fifteen he began his studies with An- ton Rubinstein and came to this coutry in 1898, where he resided since. At present he s devoting most of his time to the Curtis Mu- sic Institute in Philadelphia, where he is a member of the faculty. In his radio concert Mr. Hofmann will play Handel's “Variation in 1. Ma- jor.” Chopin’s “Fantasic lmpromp- tu” and “Valse in E. Minor,” and Lisat's rantella.” The orchestra will play among other numbers “Valse Triste” by Sibelius, and “Rustic 1dyll” by Pasternack, con- ductor of the orchestra. The pro- gram will come through WEAL at 9:1 baritone California — Marian B0—Arthur « 1100—W ¢ Rochelle College idoardo Battente, tenor arie Donovan, soprano zines,” Walter Gavigan Howard Tompkins, tenor loris Popovitzky, piano | T:30—Talk, “Health"” 7:45—National ai 1300—W —Children's stori Z0—Alice Robinson, soprano 40—John Murphy, reader | 6—Johanna Karlbach, soprano | 6:20—Bernard Carp, baritone | $:40—D. Hall, “Child Verse” gro Art Group Four 1170—=WCAU, Philadelphia—2 6—The 1 Robert Fraser, Gospel | singers | h 4:45—DBourassa-Girard cnsemble —Weather report 0—Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick ~The Angelo-Persians —News and Chimes :05—Betty Morrow, soprano —World Tookman potlight Hour na Jettick Melodies “ollier’s Radio Hour incent Spolzino and Redmond 2l Tango Romantico 5—Correct time portograms News and weather 230—WNAC, Boston—314 “hildren’s Chorus { 2:15—Radio Sunday school Z—United Symphony orchestra athedral Hour of Music —Wlorette Ensemble 5:30—Vesper service G—Program by Alpha Fraternity Vewscasting Amos 'n’ Andy"” ews and weather ening service o—Concert Period | 9—The Two Black Crows 10—Musical program | 10:30—Play, “Quare Medicine” | 11—News hour: h—231 i45—Orchestra wrch 1 Jewish world hour §-—Daily news hour d—Gotischulk Grenadiers ) Musical Chefs 10—Columbia chain features 10:30—Orchestr 1 11:05-—0 Chi Umega Marie Cahill, the comedienne who first achieved heights of popularity in years that now have flown b will be the guest artist on today’s | Acousticon prograim at 0 over L WEAF and WTIC. Miss Cahill will [ present wmong other numbcrs which shé popularized in musical 'l' d. Fut“m | comedien "Nancy Brown,” “Marrying [ s Mary,” “The Congo Love Song” and | “Under the Bamboo Tree and will also sing “The Dallas Blues” the first of the line of lugubrious songs | that first flooded the country about twenty years ago. Miss Cahill will be assisted by a concert orchestra which will lend a peppy flavor to the program with popular numbers of years gone by. A group of songs by Deems Ti lof. best known by his composition “The King's Hench- will be produced at the Metropolitan this winter, will be sung during the regular Sunday e ning program by Reinald Werren- ruth, popular American baritone, at |7 o'clock over WEAF and WTIC. O—Danee musie 0—Dance orchestra H0—WIEL Philadelphit—535 room ensemble ale vs. Harvard football G:15—Late news A—Orpheus Mised Quartet S1i0—WELL ensemble “The Mikoristers 0—Ivins Solo Male ime as W 610—WIp, rnie Horwitz agher, tenor; it orchestra Bedtime story, roll call; Strang. piano 1100—W PG, —Coner —Boardwalk Quartet —Concert orchestra Joint recital Studio program orchestra orchest T0—W Neh “oothull game, Although Yale has not fared so !\well this year on the gridiron | there'll be plenty of interest in to- !day's annual football classic with Harvard's best. No matter what tie Laverage of these teams is during the season, the fact that the time-old rivals on the field of glory are to | meet is sufficient cause to stimylate interest in the most stald follower of the ol college classic. The Aght. the punch and the spirit i8 there when these two rivals meet, no matter what previous vecords show with other teams. The game shoul | prove the more interesting as both | teams seem to be evenly matchel and no better man could be selected |The - complete program includ to give the pluy-by-play deseription fyyircn Woman. A Song of Lovers, of the game over the ether WAVES| pinyqjon Love Song. Time Enoug than Mr. Graham McNamee him- |y eeronua® from “The Highway- Iself. The game i scheduled for 1:45 | ngp™ ang Captain Stratton’s Fancy. and will be broadeast in this area | e over WEA and WTIC. | The story of a mountchank, which presents many amusing situations will be told in the presentation of Offenbach’s opera houtfe “La Prin- spe de Trebizonde,” which will by the tional Guard Opera company at 10:15 over WEAK i with Paula Hemminghaus, Walter Preston. Grace Leslie and Delphine March in some of the leading roles. Quartet phia—192 rians Polish Trio Jack Atlai ot y—380 Yale vs. Har- tatler's Pennsylvanians —Musical progra ame as WAL i1—Dance program PB0—KDKA, Pitisburgh—306 | G:10—Studio program G:30—Dinner concert T—Chimes; university address dio «¢lub n ing teadings, Elbert 1t s WJZ naders Orehestra Aretic tootball classic. rivals will mect in (t the same time, with | Princeton. fresh from its victory | Jover the Yale bulldog. cndeavoring [to get Navy: and at the same time establishing itsclf as the one only football cleven in the Three™ without a defeat tack- ol onto its cord. I'hilip Carlin Wil he ut the “mike” and the clas- sic will come through WJZ and WBZ at 1:45. Tn anoth two other g Philadelph; v Moses pecial and - Antaretic broadeast SUNDAY The subject of Dr. Harry Emer. son Fosdick’s weekly address Saving Religion” which wiil be livered at 5:30 over together with a mus these days many ROGRAMS e de- 600—WTIC, Hartford ~Musical program 1 program. people trying religion. Dr. Fosdick consid- this o fal ious method of ap- and thinks that the only way we religion is 10 have a religion at visibly sives us, one that brings peace, health, dynamic power. will be broad- ‘clock at Dartmouth and North- cach other in at Chicago. Al- a surpris- | Sl cast which wostern a thivd game are over WOIt at time will their annual though Dyrtmouth ingly poof showing this year it ex peets 1o emerge victorious in this afiair of the East vs. West and | The Anglo-T'ersi always res Lring home the | 50 to speak. |10 entertain their listencrs with oy quisite sclections of the lighter type Will present a program of mnsic should delight every fan. The am ta be | rondeust over W7 WISZ at 6:30 includes among others Chopin's “Vals . Lents Herbert's Song Cyele” Luigini's “Mar fusse” and Mott ambour foter | 1Ky nd Mottl's “Fambourin be the Richarl who | [0 th mele s, dy con OE WEBZ-WEBZA this ovening ’ oclock inaugn this year's sehednle of b deasts to the aretic and antarctic with a four-hour pro- fam of music, good cheer mes S and dramatized news cvents an almost world-wide the program will Droadiast o Commander 1. Byrd his companions ire ing new trails to al 11 i Al st 1o orite opercity gt to light light heur, soprano selections 1o STATIONS zain during the featuring Hosalis md Cyril Pitts, fen the same sta which will in he Enchan “Vollics of Now o'clock over tions i a program clude selections from tress,” “The Deby v 1921 AT i3 rristg will 1 or der several of A sotten gems Jeasts this winter will be importunce to the men in antarctic. Aside from only liaison between The 1 of vital the arctie and up the 1 th 1 tHing them AMOLS Soldier rted by tim ™ con relatives and friends itute the itures mads the long A, KDKA their pro 1" pr will co e D, LW it n s a hestra whic to 1 ahit KYW will s on m Wi tr 1w sved antarctic espe standing by for thel t will include the Ievillon Freres, Hudson Bay com- pany, Oblate Fathers, Canadian Foyal Mounted Police and thousands missionarics prospectors, explorers and adventurers, The A wornan's 1 Two Black Crows. Mo Last Sund night only Tlack Crows showed up at the stn dio and it looked for a time that he would have to ask himself the questions and answer them as well, for his co-part was for the 3 : [ment changing bis lavender <hirt The program Will take | hich was minus two bhuttons for notc of all of individnal i pink one. About two minutes hefor ssages golng out to them |y on deasting time he and and friends in the e program weat on Ao will ites and Canada. Partion- | peocang of presenta- e toniehn o but nd WN A resting part | the from the per- sonal will be the dramwa- | tization of important news happen- suy wer, Gides the gronps midnight broad an and Mack of the o at Hartford, Conn. of miners, Ve 10 materis these oups. T showed up The Lir 20 trom ves Uit | anotir frly ambitions mosical nroar WA Tock over probikly the broadeast aside worked nte up. most messages “otu Minne ix the Sionx word for clondy or snioky water. » by | will | Han- | L Wednesd [ WIZ and WBZ | n vl ] amnsines | BAPTIST CHURCHES First 10:45 a. m, non by Rev. “Gratitude” Sunday, shi L William Ross, | subject 12:10 p. classes. Mondag, 7:30 p. m.. Boy Scouts. the World Wide guild will meet at street. Wednesday, 2:30 p. m., week day school for religious instruction. Thu v, 10:30 a. m., Thanksgiv- Frid Girl Scouts. v, 15 po Elim (Swedish) Sunday, 9:45 a. m., Bible school 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., sermons by the pastor, Rev. Axel L 30 p. m., Young People’s service. Tuesday, 8 p. m.. King's Daugh- ting at the home of Mrs. erson, 0 p. m.. Thanksgiv- ing service with address by Rev. Dr. J K. Klingherg and Rev. Axel ] Peterson, Special musie. crman v a. ., Bible school; glish worship, topic ¥ Temptation” 11:45 a . German worship; 7 p. m.. evening service in charge of Young People. Tuesday, 2:30 p. m.. Ladies’ Aid at the home of Mrs, Emma Fienemann on Rassett street, Thu s op Sunday. 9 10:50 The m., Thanksgiving service. ATIONAL CHURCHES irst sunday, 10 a. m., church school; 11 4. m., church kindergarten; 11 a. m., morning worship, sermon, Rev. Theodore A. Greene; 2 p. m., Ar- menian service; § p. m., Peng-Yu club. Monday, ion committec CONGRL m., religious ting in the Tues Woman’ 2:30 p. m.. New club, First church chapel. . 2 p. m., junior m., Boy scout meeting. Men's Bible class will meet tomorrow noon following the moi ing service. Mi. Greene will con- tinue the series of studies into * torical Pictures in American Church History.” The special topic is “The 1irst Thanksgiving. The 1"eng-Yu club will meet Sun- day at 5 p.m. in the church p lors. The leader is Miss Thelma Kitson. The speaker is Miss Clara harce, who will tell the story of ndergartens in Indi Young People’s society jmeet at 7 o'clock Sunday ¢ {the church pariors. The { Miss Marjorie Gibney. The November supper meeting of \uu- st Chureh Men's association | Wil be held in the dining room on F T ¢ evening at 6:30 o'clock. The speaker is Dean William Hung Peking university, cxchange profes- sor to Harvard unirersity, .He will | take as his subject. *The Nationalist Government in China Today.” Al sessions of the week day church_school and the mecting of the Girl Scouts will be omitted nest | week because of the Thanksgiving holiday. h- will ening in leader s South 9:30 w. M., senior ment. Halian-American deps of the church school; 10:30 a. w., worship at the Hunter Road branch of the tlalian mission. morning wor- #hip at the chureh; 2:15°p. m ., Sun- day school at Hunter road; 2:30 p. m. Assyriun worship at church: & p. m. Halian worship at the South church. Rev. Pasquale Alterio will preach. Mond, ».om, deavor me Tuesda Sunday, rtment Christian En- ing. »om. an m.. Jolly Juniors; P. ML, exeeutive commit: of the home depurtment; | Assyrinn hood . m.. social for the decartment 4p.m Girl Scouts, nL supper fo Boys Seouts. Hunter Itoad Assy Bible 4:15 meeting " p. m class; | intermediate riday i z | tTpem 0 P, al. | Saturday s p.om., | Kethall team wint p ton Boy< elub at the | Boys club, Troop N can- Troop choir the scnior has- the Kensinge- New Britain | | Sunday, mediate, and | chureh school; worshij Sanle, D, A m. junior, senior de 10:45 m. vl sermon by 1 Do osuperinten Missionary Scciety of 12 noon. primary partments. | Monday 7.2 i Troop 11 Tuesday inter- partments morning errod toof the Connecticnt; and beginners' de- 0opom Toy Scouts, T p.om. @il Scouts, will Sunday morning wor- | Bible school, Lrotherhood, and aduit | Tuesday, 7:30 p. m., members of | the-home of Mrs. A. Baseett, Arch | ling scrvice at the Methodist church. | Peterson; | 433 Stanley strect. | ! Philathea | Scouts Rritain choir | of | South | A SERVICE dOF GIVING an THANKSGIVING Music by Quartet the morning worship, 10:45 o'clock, the sermon topic will be “The Lord Judging All Nations.” At this serv- ice the mixed chorus under the di- rection of Walter Magnuson witl render special music. Baptism of infants will be observed. At the evening service at 7:30 o'clock the male chorus will furnish special singing. Rev. C. J. Fredeen will preach on ““The Millennial King- dom.” Walter Magnuson, organist, will render several musical numbers. Sunday school in the morning at 9:30 o'clock. In the afternoon at 4:30 o'clock the Young People’s ~0- ciety will hol3 a program meeting. the ANNUAL CONGERT BY RUSSIAN CHOIR Dances, Instrumental and Yocal Music and Playlet on Program The annual concert of the Russian Orthodox choir for the benefit of the orphans of the Russian Urthodox church will be held tomorrow after- noon. The concert this year, under the direction ot A. Screbrennikoff, wHl be u more elaborate affair than ever before and will be given in the Palace theater, starting at 3 p. m. The ogram will he as follows: Choir American hymn, Russian hymn. Violin solo with piano. “Sextette from Lucia,” by Wiliam Conner, pupil of New Haven Insti- tute of Music. Balalaika sextette, Aberty” march. Kohanochka™ danee. Tenor solo by 8. (operatic tenor). Girls' choir. “Lovely, Beautiful Damsels,” from the operas *“Kugene Onegin” by Tehaikovsky. (Singing and dancing). Balalaika sextette. “Little Birch Tree” Walse. “Krestianachka™ dance. Violin solo by M. Molchan. Balalaika orchestra. “Waiting” Walse. Josephine™” Walse. The Moon Shines Dright” folk son. y Baritone solo. E. A. Serchrennikoff, Dol dance by Ludmila Zaiko (five ars old. Choir. “Dunia™ folk song Serebrennikoff with che “Down the gtreet” folk song. At the piano Miss K. Dankevich and M Dankevieh. “Russian Wedding of the Musical sketch from music by Rini= musie | Troop 16. LUTHERAN CHURCHES First L 0:50 a. m., service in | English; sermon by Hlu pastor, Rev. | Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist. A Thanksgiv- g offering will be taken' up; 12 noon. Sunday school; 4 p. m.. pag- | The i g .'lhl‘ young women will furnish selections. On Thanksgiving Day at 5 p. m.. a special sery is being arranged. The mixed chorus wil rendeg music and several other numbers will be After the program refresh- ments will be served. | International Bible Students’ Assa. Sunday, 1 to 5 p. m., velunteer service; 8 p. m., Bible study at the hoeme of Charles Henry, 32 Dwight Istreet. Wednesday, 8 p. m., pralse, prayer [anq testimony service., riday, 8 p. m., Bible study, book, “Government.” . Thanksgiving Day, 10:30 | . services with sermon by the | [ 9: Sunday school | German service. Tuesday, 8 p. m., | Friendship league. Thursday, 10 | Thanksgiving service. Satur 2:30 p. the Light Brigade. St. Matthew's Service in English at 9 a. m., Sun- day school following. Service German with communion at 10:45 a. i, Confessional at 10 a. m. Se mon by Rev. S T. Knuehnerst of Crystal Lake, Ill. ,Bible hour in German at 7 p. m. Service on Thanksgiving Day 30 2. m, meeting of a. m., German m., meeting of text A. Gladilin Peaple’s Sunday. 10:15 a. m., prayer’in the | pastor's study; 1 5 a. m., sermon: A Wretched Man”; 12 noon, Bibf§ school; 6 . m.. Young People’s meet- . Rev. N. L. Larsen will lead: 7 sermon hy Rev. N. L. Larsen. pastor of the Danish-Norwegian church in Hartford. Rev. H. Olney will be in Hartford, exchanging with Rev. Larsen. Monday. § p. m of officers of the the prayer room. Tuesday, § p. class. Wednesday, Ladies’ Aid so- | 743 p. m, at 10 METHODIST CHURCHES Trinity Sunday, 9:30 Bibl Bible class; school: 10:45 a Epworth leagn Mildred leader; topic, “Gratitude”; M., evening servi 3 p.om. Everyman's Woman's | church 6 p.m., Ripple, 7:15 p. annual clection Sunday school in class m m., sermon; m., Men's Bible no children's classes; anksgiving ci 2t t the 30 p. w., choir rehearsal. Christlan Science Tuesd. group m.. Methodist 6:30 p. m., 7:15 p. m. Doy T:45 p. m., class meeting. | v service at 11 a. On Thanksgiving Day at 10:30 a. ! Sonl and Body." m. a union service of prayer and | School at 9:45 a. . thanksgiving will be held in Trinity | Wednesday evening meeting at chureh. Rev. William II. Barsch, | @'clock. pastor of the German Baptist church will spea A trip with Hartford, church on cember 6. some intery ing picture . m.. sub- Sunday 5|« UNION SERVICE, THANKSGIVING A number of local church are cooperating in a Union Thankseiving is planned in Trinity |5ervice to be held at Trinity Meth. |Of- e R e ledist church Thursday wmorning, | With assistance of the choir, T s | iExe W iTHiar ) Lt pastor of | Dalalaikas and dancers, dances us sting and unusual mov. |the Tirst German Baptist church | follows SLTis i will be the speaker. de—Miss M. Bridegroom—=§, Matchmakoer Ge A. Gladilin. A. Serebrennike o Zaiko and Dankevich, Russo-Stavish™ 1y Anop. 8. Nazaruk, N. Union A, M. ¥ Sunday school at 9:30 ¢ ing worship with sermon by the pa tor at 10:45 o'clock. Varick Chris- tian Endeavor socicty at 6:30 p. vening at 7:45 o'clock. Tuesday evening. prayer and class ng. Thursday N. ko, N. Belomizy and m. Morn- 3 are the walkers, of world's most gr according to the ju :Ill")ll the audience at a | ter where an intel |Al|0nu1 | walking contest has been staged | American, Britlsh, German and | at {other show zirls entered were not A, placed. M. Mariot, promoter of th contest, declared the secret of th ‘rench g walk was that she | doesn't walk-—she glides? | —_— ‘ House spiders lay egzs at a thme A [ERE . Mark's Episcopal ! nest before Advent: 7:30 1 wom. holy communion: 9:30 a. m, church school: 11 a. m.. morning prayer and sermon by the rector: 5 DML, evening prayer and address; 6:3 m.. Young People’s Fellow- ship. | On Monday cvening the Auniliary and the Girls' ciety will hold a joint which the (rector will on the gene Thursd ful - Koznchok” \by T. At the piano, Dances are staged b Choir. balalaika orchestra and dance ers will be dressed in old fashioned native costumes. Zaiko. 1sracl Rosenbers, Sergei Gladilin, e g Thanksgiving service 1a. m. Rt Rev. W. J. Walls, M. D Do bishop of the Eighth Episcopal district of the A. M. Zion church, will speak. Senior choir tehearsal Friday eve- ning. A re nt annual traffic census at a Surrey. England, cross-roads re- d that every other form of transportation. including bicycles,, had inc . while horse driven | vehicles had decreased. The First Church of Christ 10:00 A, s many as 60 carcfully enclosed in of sil Sun; » i Woman's riendly so- mecting. at give a report al convention, Thanksgiving Day, 8 a. ni. holy communion: 10:30 a, servie m‘ praise and thanksgiving. Priday, St Andrew’s Day, . holy (omlnunmn M.—Sunday Church School 11:00 A. M.—A Pre-Thanksgiving Service Sermon by the Pastor “HOW TO BE THANKFUL” W M.—Men's Bible Class Reformation Trinity. Serv. 10 a.m, ment of holy ptism - will bhe administered. Bun- v school at 11:15 n. ksgiving Day, services 00 P. M.—P’eng Yu Club 7:00 P. M.—Young People’s Society Thursday, November 29th, 10:30 A Union Thanksgiving Service Trinity Methodist Church at 10 ening. public confession at 8 o'cloc el Gospel 10:15 prayer meet- | 1 10:45 a.m Bible study Sunday school and rritt mission: 6 p. service; 7 p. m. " Sunday ine in preachin m vest 5o m Were You Ever Dissappointed— Perhaps the Se ans Broken? non at South Congregatlonal Church On sunday Morn Mizht Help You Preaching by the l'.nnlor~]l|ml|lpo|l|!nd Hopds CHURCH SCHOOL Bessions at 10:50 and Thursday-—10:30 a. m. mksgiving Day Serviee in Methodist Chureh Preacher—Rev., William H. Barsch A Cordial Welcome to All serviee L. senior bourd of tru 30 ). 0., Troop 4. 1. official meeting 2nd Sinday sehool board weeting. Wednesday, 2:30 p. m.. religios instruction cluss, hursday, 3 p. nu. religiond in- truction class; 7145 p. m., fellow- chip hour i Friday. 7145 p. ., cloir Savcdish Bethany \lay. Nov is the last Sun- | day the ehureh calendar. The | contents of fhe foxts will e elaby nipon mon and song. 7o, \g. 12:10 rehearsal Sui on in s At Everyman's Bible Class Speaker—Rev. William H. Alderson Class Session-9:30 to 10:30 A. M. All Men Cordially Invited 5 A M Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church First Baptist Church 10:45 Morning & Sermon by s doytul in God.' sow Al marvelous are Brotherhood Class rviee. THANKSGIVING Willidn TITUDE® -~ West, in tears shall reap in oy STANLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH 9:50 w. m. and 12 neon—Church School orning Worship and Sermon by Kev. Sherrod Soule, D. D., Nuperintendent of the Misslonary Society of (onnecticut Thunksgiving Anthems: “0 Clap Vour Hunds Together” and me Ve Thankful People Come™ You are alwayw welcome at “The Little Church with the BIG Welcome” 12:10 Bible School Ross, subject Murning Service, e mgh ¢ hrist Erening Ser Nornegian man that | 1 thank God Thy works.™ s lastor, leader.

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