Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 20, 1923 · page 9

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xnrwalk Methodist M
)gw. John J. Bus'fl’. III“-
rilon L'lionimtdifll. “I...
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Sermon theme no no “It.
Hr’PS and the HI.” Help.”
“ml: League devotional mast.

l..- iwld at 6:46 Sunday's“.
[as LUCY mallet”. m m.
3 mll load. The subjsotwlh
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,...l n' owning the mid-m
“2:1 he" held at 7:65 o'clock.
. \\ :ll be the little devotion-
"l‘lzo Thoughts of Pass-1.”
in n's Chrllillll “I‘m
0‘ hold its annual meeting
1“. «\rnlng‘ at the Ohm
[l l.~ in connection With It I
“urn all members of the
w l-zl'llt‘d. Annual election“
“v1 take place .snd other on-
. 3.. will be tranmcted.
gnfins only remain in the
3 l? 'H nxn‘cted that before
2 ' who have ”MM 7.
lvht fund will have M
.mlnns. and that the notes
, l will shortly be burned in
.. _ ..--~.. All subscriptions to
- . as of he church should
lllr‘ end of this month.
.. pusslblo the new year
.. ll clear.
: mllm’ church attendance
.wxlrn‘mntlng with Easter.
1v.» church on 'he first of
l‘vnrv one who wvuld like
«mph 3. still more vital
‘v' :mnmuwtv life. and a
llnl'lh while influence for
.e vnrtl‘tlly united to "ft"
en lhis movement and help
19. it should be.
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.uilk Methodist Episcopal
.4.“ ll. Tompkins, minis-
. - . l}. lvcs. organist ind dlo
11H. L. 1.. Pugh. contralto:
i" ,r Hull. soprano; Harry L.
11. P. Sundsrisnd.
Sunday school and lion's
mil convent st. 10 o'clock.
\Hurlh Whll. every 08-10“.
,~ .3 ~ .ll" invited. At 11 0.6100“
w :i sermon. The minister
'. nu the subject: “Shall the
.mltude Toward World
. 1:.» nominated by a Narrow
. or by the Tteachings of
w lipworth League service
, 1r“! rm led by Mrs. Benton?!
\u interesting topic: "In-
H . \lnrch." will be interesting‘
on“ rl and discussed. Come and
[-l r. At 7:30 the minister will
".\n ideal Way to lake
l‘l u-licnlly Christian."
I" ' rlub will meet on Monday
r ' 7 o'clock. Hr. Whittlol. t
. niversity man. is In charge
All boys of the church
- school are welcome.
vting on Tuesday evening

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tau-5' Aid Society will serve a
r» l'l Wednesday between the
:l:30 and 1:30. in the Sun-

mom. Busine- men can
E M quick service and a
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.. wnlce on Thursday even-
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l we Methodist Episcopal
l-:n, rl Shaflnsr. Mar:

l mlv. organist r‘d choir
Hml's Other Sheep" Will
.mn theme at 10:30. Other

l l mu which are not of this
"llrisl. Who are God's
The male quartet will

'w school and Bible class

mam; class has purchased

L‘i'i attendance banner.

1 w a contest between the

a (ll » men ofhthc class. The

1* l ”1:" is the lessor. or the

‘Z‘ll‘ at 6:30. "The RID-

.: India." is the topic and

5‘ U‘nn is the loader. “fine
i will he the theme of tho
'lun at 7:30. He hdth Ill-
‘H: in which be will judge.
ln righteousness by “I:
l lw- linth ordained. even

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' Aid Society will meet
firm-noon at 2 o'clock.
1 meeting. Thursday "Ob-
Wo had a. splendid at-
.l walk Ind hope It may
'll I‘ Hi, this coming meeting
will lm the"‘Parabls on the
. "7 Wed."
1' Iu-nlng a most unusual
2mm: entertainment will be
‘ ‘lr ll. S. of the O. B. ‘We
n'l “ill have to stand an”
- ll‘lv. for there is a guest
‘~v- this treat.
u'wus are under vs! 1" a
l-rrirll evangelistic "Nb“
‘ l"rlwuary 11th. not each

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12-14 No. Main Street.

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January Sale Sam I
flr every man who‘
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Sunday school. 10:“ a. ni. public
W9 '31! sermon by the pasmr.
Mot: Church.“ 1:
"r N Pink lb- erssrst R.

will lead in a discumion
at “The Md 0! nodes-n Amuse-
‘m‘h” “'70 n- in. Young People-
m“.- 75“ D- m. evening song
service and illustrated lecture: "The

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cedar-”7:80 p. m. meet! or the
B. B. K. club. ng
Thursday evening. Jan. 25. there
wilibsssnpperservedlnthebase-
meat of tho church at s: so o'clock. to
be 101101": by the annual meeting.
which will egin at 7: 45. Everyman-
bor of the church should attend .his
339" and the meeting which tol-
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The musical program for Sunday

; Mon-nu. ‘
Orgin Pounds—"Prelude in C Nader"

.............. ..... Ferrari
Anthom-—“I Was Glad When He Said
Unto Tile" ..... ............ Spence
Otter-tor Solo (Bean—"I Will Lift
Up no Eyes" ...........Bartlett
Hr. Nash.
Organ Mode—"Postindo in E"
........ .............. '.. Vincent
Evening.

Organ Prelude—"At Evening". .Buck
Oilertoa-y Anthem—"Pesos Be Unto
You" Roberts
Organ Postlude—"Grand March in D"
......... Spence
First Congregational church. Nor-
walk. Rev. E. F. McGregor. Ph. 1)..
pastes—Homing service at 10:30.
with sermon by the pastor. Sunday
school at noon. Christian Endeavor
at “do. Topic: "Evangelistic Mis-
sions at Home and Abroad."
Thaxrsdsy—Mid-week service at 8 p.
In. Book talk by the pastor: "This
F‘rsqiom." by Hutchinson.
Haste:
Hm Lillian Sherwood-Newark. so—

pmno: Mrs. Edna May Selleck.
punist; Miss Mabolle Austin, vio-
lisilst.

Prelude—"Meditation” . . . Mletske
Violin and Piano.

Odbrtory—Alr (Pur Dicestl) . . .
Violin and Piano.

Soprano Solo—"Leave Me to Lang-

nlsh." Lrom "Rinaldo" ...... Handel

Mrs. Newkirk.

mantle—“Finale". . .. . . . . Richter

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South Norwalk Baptl‘: church (the
home-like church).'Rev. L. J. Schoep~
plsr. minister.——Sunday: Bible school
Insets at so a. m. to study God's
Truth. in which every man, woman
and child ought to be vitally concern-
«1. Public worship at 11 a. m. Sor-
Inon subject: “Why 1 Believe in Re-
ligion." Com. to church and begin
the day right and also add to your
self-respect. At the close of the serv-
tce an ofiering tor the Near East relief
will be taken. Have a share in doing
to others so you would be done by.
Bible school teachers' meeting at the
church at 3 p. m. C. E. Society meets
at 6:45 p. in. Teacher training class
at 7 p. m. Evening service at 7:30 p.
m. .

Monday-7:80 p. m.. volley ball at
'the church.

Thursday—7:45 p. “1-. mid-week
prayer meeting. Subject: "Peace
With GMT—Romans 5: 1-6.

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First Baptist Church of Divine
Healing, De Witt Talmage Van Doren,
alumna-Morning service at 10:30.
Subjeot'ot sermon: “The Line or
Least Resistance."

Monday night prayer meeting at
halt-past seven o’clocr.

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Trinity church notices. Rev. C. S.
Lewis. 1;. A" rector. —Cslendar for the
week beginning Jan. 21. 1928 (8rd
Sunday after Epiphany): 7:80 I. m..
holy communion. 9: so a. m.. Church'
school. 10:80 a. up, morning prayer
and sermon. 7: so 1;; l. m.. evening

nd organ reel
agar—s p. m.. businem meeting

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Saint Paul's m a“, m 3.

ion u; in. meaning “await“ 10:10

dsrsobooblttbe'ohurch satam.
norms. Jan :3.’
Day. 7:30am..ho ‘oomm‘unlon. 9
'l~ m» moraine- rays: and holy com-
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two Sunder schools at the

lasts.
suspended tor the time being.

mdeitstion.

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at 2: 80.

under way.
quested.

The Altar Society will
Thursday afternoon at l.

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Christ church. Gregory Boulevard.
East Norwslk. Robert B. B. Foote.
rector.—-Jan. 21st. (third Sunday after
Epiphany): 10: 30 a. m.. morning
prayer and nrmou. 11: 45 a. 111. Sun.
day school. 7: to p. m.. evening pray-
er shd sermon.

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First Church of Christ. Scientist. 57
West avenue .—-Tho regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 a.
in. Sunday school will be held at 11
o'clock.

Subject. January 21: "Idle."

Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o’clock.

To both these services the public is
invited.

Reading room in the noodner bulld-
lng. 61 Wall street, open week days
(holidays excepted). 12 to 5. and
:‘uesday and Thursday evenings trom

to 9.

Full

meet on

St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
church Cedar street. near West ave-
nue, Rev. E. G. Weasel. pastor.—-Ger-
man service at 10 a. at. English serv-
ice at it a. :11. Sunday school at 12
noon. Subject of sermon: “The Ac-
complishments or Faith." Everybody
is cordially Welcome to these services.

The choir will rchchrse Tuesday
evening. at the home of Mrs. Braves.
beginning at 7: 80 o'clock.

Confirmation instruction is glxen
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
at 4 p. m.

Thursday evening. the 8th of '“ob-
ruary. the Ladies“ Society will serve a.
sauerkraut supper in the basement or
the church from 6 to 8 p. m. Tickets
are on sale now. They cost 60c apiece.
School children will be served for 25c.

Thursday evening. the 15th of Feb-
ruary. the voting members of the con-
gregation will give a social in
basement or the church as a forerun-
ner to the 10th anniversary of the
dedication of the church. which will
be celebrated this coming December.
The Ladies' Society and the Young
People's Society and all the other
members and friends of the congre-
gation are cordially invited to this so-
cial. Refreshments will no served and
sdmimion will be tree.

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South Norwalk Nasarent church.
42 Franklin street—Sunday school at
2 p. m.. in charge or Superintendent
Samuel Mott. All children and also
adults are invited to attend our Sun-
day school. Preaching service at a p.
m.. in charge of Pastor Alfred Ander-
son. God's blessings are upon our
services and are appreciated by all.

timony. followed by preaching. ,
services are all evangelistic in char-
scter, and we aim to get men con-
verted.

-Weduesday night—Prayer meeting.
in char of Samuel Mott.

Friday night—oYoung Peeple's mé‘tc
ing. in charge oi Mrs. Anderson.

once and all young people are invited.

The meetings are interesting and our

aim is to know the Bible better and

get young people acquainted with God.
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St. Paul’s

person are welcome at the
urviessssSLPaulsohurch. and new
scholarsatanymn or either otths
;afl8h.
Stranger- and visitors in town are in-
vited ”daily to make themselves at
home in St. Paul's. All church privi-

The usual week-day services are _

Ihschumhu-opeauldmmry
dos in the me. for rsst. prayer and .

BLPaul's branch Girls“ Friendly
Society. mut- Tucson night at 1:30. '
Guild meets Wednesday
Plans for the supper to be
given the night of February 1 are well
attendance is re-

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In the evening at 7:30. praise and tes- '
’Our .

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Romar‘kable value in every instance

mamnnnAumur- mill: Acetate, 241mm i
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and Harvey streets. Rev. 3‘. Is- Piper.
pastor: Mrs. Eloise Pal-trio. organist.
—-Mornlngr worship at 10:30. . Sermon
"Problem of Immortality."
Sunday school at noon. Richard Bland,
superintendent. Juniors at 8:30.
Loyal 'Worksrs » at: can- Evening
song service at 7: to. Sermon topic:
”Two Great Requirements.”

Minion gathering ‘0! ladies. Wed-
ncsday at 2 o'clock.

Prayer. cons and testimony service,
Thursday evening. at 7. u.

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Services at Grace Baptist church.
corner 371“” and M
mull-Subtle! services: 11 I. In.
nosing by the junior choir. accom-

: ‘ panisd with strlagmusle. Cartoon by“

the laminar. Subject: “as Game to
Himself.” 1:: so p. m.‘. school.
Deccan W. C. Hinton. superintendent.

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of. the Scriptures. We were very glad
tosce suchalargocrowdot the chil.
dren out to Sunday school last Sun-
day. God bless the parents who are
seeingtoitthatthelrchlldren‘gcto
sundry school regularly and on time.
Branching st 7. 30 p. m. The public
is invited to all o1 our services and
specially the strangers who have
come to our clef are requested to
make church home with’ us. as
our services are attractive and enthu-
siastic. . -

Prayer meeting, Wednesday. 7:80 1
l!- m. V. 3
Sowing Circle. Thursday 6178111118.

17 Elyi avenue. the home of Mrs. Lula

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morning that he. could either coats-to.
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