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News and Notes
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. John J. Snavely. pas-
tor. Carlton L'Hotmnedieu. organist
and chorister.
Sunday servioes: at 10 o'clock
Church hool and T. C. B. Class
meeting. at. 11 o clock preaching
service. sermon theme. “All Souls Are
Mine. "
At 6: 45 Epworth League meeting
will be led by Miss Luella Finch. The
subject at this meeting will be “See.
ing God Through the Life of Jesus."
Ato'l: 80 song and preaching service.
sermon theme. "The Strength of the
Master." All persons are reminded of
the appeal for the Brooklyn memo.
dist Hospital of last Sunday. and re-
quested to‘hand to the pastor tomorr
their contribution. for the hospital.
Subscriptions may be paid at any time
before the annual conference of 1924.
On Tuesday afternoon the W0-
men' s Foreign Missionary Society will
meet at the home of Mrs. Elton Bale
er. 27 Webster st. Mrs. McKibbin
will have the discussion of the chap-
ter for that meeting.
The Norwalk Teachers' Association
will give a concert in the church on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. The
music will be by the Lenox String
Quartet assisted by Mrs. Emilie Roos-
eveft Chadderton. soprano.
The mid- week service will be held
on Thursday evening at 7. 46. During
the month of March the theme for
these meetings will be "Fellowship
with Christ." For next Thursday eve-
ning the subject will be "Fellowship
with Christ in His Work "
If any subscribers to the current
expenses of the church have not yet
receivedtheir envlopes 'for the new
year beginning Feb. 1st. please in-
form Marshall E. Hoyt. financial sec-
retary. 41 Bayvlew Avenue, and he
will supply them.
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The East Avenue Methodist Episco
Clarence Cable. organist and choir di-
rector. ,
We are expecting a great time in
our serviceuon the Lord's Day. The
special services have resulted in the
quickcning of the spiritual life of
our church in a manner that is high!
gratifying and we feel that the best
is yet to come. Do not fail to attend
the services Sunday.
At the morning service at 10:80 the
pastor will speak on the theme. The
Reward of the Righteous. Come ye
blessed of my Father. inherit the
Kingdom prepared for you from the
foundation of the world.
There was a splendid attendance at
the Bible Class last Sunday. Let us
plan to be present in some depart-
ment of the Sunday School at 12.
The Epwortn League will meet at
6: 30. The topic is seeing God through
the life of Jesus. Miss Ethel Peter~
son is the leader. Come out.
At the evening service .at 7:80
Which will probably be the last of our
special services. the sermon theme
will be The Penalty of the Wicked.
Depart from me ye cursed into evre‘-
lasting fire prepared for the devil and
his angels.
tendance that has maintained through
the severe weather while the services
lasted will hold this last day.
There will be a men's meeting in
the church at 8 o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to ill the men of the vicinity
to be present. We should be glad if
the pastors of the neighboring
churches ‘mlght find it possible to at-
tend the service with delegations‘of
their ‘men. We promise u. Feast of
Good Gospel Singing and a Definite
Gospel Message from the Book of
God. Come along men.
'The Ladies' Aid Society will hold
its regular weekly meeting Wednes-
We can have just as interesting
prayer meetings on. Thursday eve-
nings as any of our special services
have been if you people who have
been coming out to the special ser-
vices will set Thursday evening apart
for prayer meeting. We have good
singing. a good Go3pe1 talk with
prayer and testimony. Let's start this
first night to be regular prayer meet-
ing attendants. 7: 46 Thursday eye-
ning is the time.
The Friendship Bible Class will hold
its regular monthly business and .so~
cial meeting at the church Friday ev-
ening at 7: 30. All who remember the
delightful time we lied at our meet-
ing last month will be on hand. and
we have any who were absent than
will be present this time. Let us so
Uve that we may help folks to live to,
sing. 0 How I Love Jesus. It is the
only thing worth while. Try it.
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Norwalk , Meth'odlst “Episcopal
Church. Geo. B. Tompkins. minister.
Chas. G. Ives. organist and director.
Mrs. L. L. Pugh. contralto Mrs. Ar-
thur Hull. soprano. Harry L. Sterling.
basso. H. P. Sunderland. tenor.
Sunday ‘ School and Men's Anem-
bly.at 10 o’clock. All men are invit-
ed'to come into this Bible class and
enjoy the lessons as presented by a
modern business man. "Frederick L.
Lennon. -
The preacherat the' eleven o’clock
service will be Rev. W. J. Thomp-
son. 13.13.. of Drew Theological Sem—
inary. Dr. 17.5mm has the chair
of Religious Pedagogy. He is a
member of the New for! East Coli-
fare .a brilliant thinker and s”
most We floater.
Epworth League at also. Miss
the Soule; leader
wise) Erasing preaching service.
We! 7 o'clock Boys‘ Club.
Tuesday 7:48 p. m. C... meeting.
Thursday 7:48 Dd!!!- Prayer ser-
row. if possible their subscription, or"
pal Church. L. Earl Shaffner. pastor.’
We trust that the fine at-,
of the Churches
mm annexes-axiom: Church. South
Norwalk. 1". H. Jacobi. mlni‘er.
Archibfld Merriam. organist and di-
rector. .
Services for Sunday, February 23.
Sunday School 8: 45.
Morning worship 10: 13.
Sunday Club 12. 00.
' Young Peoples.Society 6:30.
Evening service 7:80. The pastor
will. continue the series.-.» of studies
from The Acts. '
.The Sunday Club will be addressed
by A. G. Ireland. .M.D., of Hartford
on “Health Education in Connecti—
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be followed by-an illustrated lecture.
"John Fergerson. " ‘
Musical program morning service:
Organ' Prelude. Religloso. Goltermhnn
Anthem. The Sun Shall be No More
...................... Woodward
Ottertory solo (bass) Peace be unto
You .. ott
Frank Nash
Organ Postlude. Moderate in B-flat
........................ Roparts
Evening service: .'
Organ prelude. Prayer .. ..... .Loret
Ottertory Anthem, Bonem est (in G)‘
...... ..... ...... ..... ....Buck
Organ Postlude. Animato in D
............... .....Lemmens
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FirstvCongregat'iom Church, Nor-
wnlk. Rev. . F. McGregor. Ph. D.
pastor.
Morning worship at 10:30 with
sermon by the pastor. Subject.
"Aware of God." This is the second
of a Lenten series on "The Christian
Way." .
Sunday School at noon.
Christian End'é'avor at 6:45. Topic:
"Some Temptations to‘ Lie and How
to Overcome Them." Leader. Miss
Mary G. Rider.
Tuesday.,the Mlnistering Circle will
meet with Mrs. Loper. Union Avenue.
at 8 p. 111.
Thursday preparatory service for
the church communion at 8 p. an All
are welcome:
Music:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newklrk, so-
prano: Mrs. Edna May Selleck. pian-
ist: Miss Maebelle Austin. violinist.
Prelude. Adsgletto Religloso
. Carl-Bohm
Violin and Piano
Offertory. Berceuse from “Jocelyn"
......... .....Godard
Violin and Piano
Soprano Solo. Gethsemane
. . . . . . . . . ..... Mary Turner salth
Mrs. Newklrk
Postlude. Marche . . . . . . . . . . Bargiel
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South Norwalk Baptist Mission.
Rev. H. R. Cooper. minister. Preach-
ing at 11 o'clock. Sunday School at
~12 noon. Let all of the parents see
lto it that their children who are un-
der their care attend the Sunday
School. so as to keep their young
minds employed in the way 0: right-
eousness. for it is said that an‘idle'
brain. is the devil's workshop. There-
fore you‘ should see to it that your‘
child is religiously trained. which will
make them good citizens and ate
leaders in the world.
Preaching at 7.80 ‘p. :11. Come for
a blessing and. 8"" shall not be dis-
appointed.
Prayes meeting Wednesday
at-“lrso p. m. m- Lord is
constantly.
Let more of our sinner friends came
and worship with us. Since Jesus
came to the world to-seek and to save
sinner. “No compromise with sin and
the world. for the light is on." Good
music, good order and g’ood services.
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South Nor-wank Baptist "Chur'veli. the
home-like church. Roy. L. J.
Schooppler. minister. '
a. m. for the study of God's Word.
Public worship at 11 a; m. Sermon
subject. "Why I Believe in the Lord.
ship of Jesus. "
“ Teacher Training Class meets at 7
p. m.
” Evening service at 7770 p.111.
"I Monday 7:80 p. m. Volley ball at
theh church.
Tuesday 8 p. m. Advisory Council
meeting at the church.
m. Mid-week
Thursday 7:45 »p.
prayer meeting. Romans chapter 7
for on} study. Business meeting to
follow. . . l
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Trinity church notices. Rev. 0.8.
week beginning Feb.
Huntley in last.
7180 a. nu. Holy Communion._
1:80 a. u. Church School.
35 1923.21“!
sermon. Rev. Kenneth McKenzie or-
£73.; 8 Sewing me tin of
a nu. e s
the Weider-'- Guild. 4: so p. :17. 'Con-
firmafiin class. 7: 45 p. in. Meeting 0:
the Music &_ Dramatic Guild.
the - Friendly Society.
Clam.
St.
Church.
Rows.
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Evangelical Lutheran
“Jesul’ ‘
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The evening song service. wiliL
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good men and women to this church“ '
Such as shall, be served. 7
Sunday. Bible School meets at 10f
Lewis. M.A.. rector. Calendar tor the »
10:80 a. In. Morning prayer and
sermon. ‘ ’
740 p. 17:. Evening prayer and .
7:47 p. in. Meeting of
Frflay 7.2“ p“ m. Confirmation.
fl. nu: , West Avenue. ‘
1. mason the new will M
and install the oucers or this
church.
e o'clock sharp the B. Y. P. U..
Miss Anderson. maddest. will under
a program.
L :80 sharp.- singing by the. Senior
choir, uslsted by the Junior choir.
Mrs. Powell. director. Mrs. Victoria
Cutler and her maids or honor will
lead a candle rally march; This is
wen planned and is expected to be a
financial success to pay for the dec-
orating or interior 0! the church. We
hope all friends and Wall wishers 0;
Grace Baptist Church will help us.
This church is re-‘opened ‘with three
services that the public may come
and judge for Yourselves as to the
worthiness of the cause. You are
thrice Welcome. ' Prayer meeting
Thursday 8 p. m.
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The Norwalk Rescue Mission. The
regular services of the mission will be
held on Sunday at 8: 15 p. m‘. and on
Wednesday evening at 8 77.111.311.31,
The meeting on Sunday afternoon
at 8: 15 will be ansmusual one in that
a large number of workers from out-
of-town will be with us. The Rev. J.
H. Brewer. formerly oi! Fair Haven.
N. J.. will be present and make the
address of the afternoon. Stat! Capt.
M. A. Lewis of the volunteers of
Port Chester N. Y.. will also be pres-
cut with others. The Rev. A. N.
Trotter and wife who expect to sail
very soon for the Interior Mission.
Cape Pumas. Liberla. West Africa
will also be present and speak and
the afternoon oaering will go to them
as we wish them God speed on their
errand of mercy and love.
These meetings are decidedly help-
ful and those who attend speak very
highly of the spirit and power of the
meetings. The music? It can't be
beat.
Next Sunday afternoon Mr. wm.
Wesscls a well-known evangelist
worker. Will be With us and others
of the same stamp will be with himl
and assist in' the service. A cordial
welcome is extended to all and the
highest aim and'desire of the mission
is to be helpful to as many as we
can pomibly reach. You can help us
reach them by letting us- know who
they are and where they live. Come
once and you will come” again and be
sure to bring some one else with you.
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First Church of Christ Scientist. 67
West Avenue. The regular Sunday
service of this church is held at 11 a.
m. Sunday School will be held at 11
o 'clock. Subject, February 25.
Mind.
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. To both these ser-
vices the public is invited.
Reading room in the Roodner
building. 81 Wall Street. open week
days (holidays excepted) 12 to 6 am!
Tuesday and Thursday evenings from
7 to 9. t .
All are welcome.
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Advent Christian Church. Van
Zandt and Harvey Streets. Rev. F. L.
Piper. pastor.
Morning worship at 10:80, sermon
topic. “Was Christ the Eternal God 2"
Sunday School at. noon: Richard
Bland. superintendent. The manage-
ment of the school greatly desires the
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Ludies' Mission Society 2 o'clock ’
friends om.“ school. "I Each one will
count in a contest in which the IchOOl.
is now engaged.
Juniors at s. so conducted by an. '
Ainsworth. Loyal Workers service at "
6:15.
4 Evening .5... service at 7: to. la. L;
dress or the evening on "washing?
Wednesday. at the home _of Mn.
Merwin near Christ Church. :
Weekly service of prayer. song and
testimony on Thursday evening at i
7. 45.
Christ Church. Gregory Boulevard: 7'
East Norwalk. Robert B. B. Foote.
rector.
Feb. 25. second Sunday in Lent.
10:30 a. m. Morning. prayer and '
sermon.
11: 46 a. m.—Sunday School.
7: 80 p.- m.—Evening prayer and:
sermon.
Monday. Feb. 28. 4 p. m. Girls’
Friendly Society. Candidates meet at
the rectory. 7 p. m. Senior. Boyf‘
Club meets at rectory.
TuesdaY. Feb. 27. s: so p. in. Junior ‘
Boys’ Club meets at rectory
Thursday. March 1. 2 p. m. Meeting
of the Woman' s Auxiliary at file rec-
tory.
Friday. March. 2.
church. 4 p. 111. Children's service
with pictures of life in Pareto-Rico.
7: 45 p. m. Hymn service with mus,
trated lecture on life in Porto Rico.
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Our cash register recorded 1,172 sales, which goes without saying that the peo-
ple of South Norwalk and vicinity took advantage of the old adage—A word to the
wise is sufficient—The sale will continue until every article' is sold.
Again we wish to remind you. Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to buy at
at the right price.
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