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East Amos Methodist w
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L. Earl Shannen Pastor
Clarence Cable. organist and choir
Broom.
All the announcements for the East
avenue Methodist Episcopal church
are given according to daylight
saving time. The Sunday services will
be as follows:
Morning worhip and communion at
10:80. The sermon theme will be:
“The Light of the World."
Sunday school and Bible class at 18.
The Bible class will study the life of
Samuel.
At 8 p. m. the probationers‘ class
will meet in the Sunday school room.
Parents are requested to see that the
probationers attend.
Epworth League service will be held
at 0 b'clock. The topic is ‘What Is
Sunday For?" and Mrs. Nellie Baxter
is the leader.
The evening worship will be at 7
o'clock. The theme of the sermon is
“The Power of Choice.”
The crucial board will hold its
monthly meeting at the parsonage on
Monday evening at ‘1 o'clock. If this
notice meets the eye of any member
of the board who has not been attend-
ing the meetings. we trust it will not
oaly invite but also persuade him to
be present. -
Fellowship and Recreational hight
for the Junior boys will also be on
Monday evening from 6:80 to 8
o‘clock. The men and older boys will
meet at 8. Earl Scam and Mr. Wilk-
ins are the captains for the evening.
At 7 o'clock on Tuesday evening the
Womans’ Foreign Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. L'Hom-
medicu on Rowan street. This will be
the occasion of the Thank Oflering. at
which time the pastor has been asked
s oak.
toiltyednesday night is Ladies' Night.
This is growing increasingly popular
with the ladies and will probably load
to match games when the new alleys
are completed. Mrs. Fox and Mrs.
Slawson were the high scorers at the
last session.
Thursday evening is Prayer Meeting
night. We have a large attendance
and a splendid time at our prayer
meetings as well as at the more dis-
tinctly social features of the church.
The lesson will be based on the par-
able of the Prudent Steward. and each
one is asked to select the ten most
famous persons in the Bible whose
names commence with the letter “B."
The time is 7 o'clock. Come along.
A district institute of the Fairfleld
County Sunday School Association will
be held at East avenue on the after-
noon and evening of Friday. May 11;
Supper will he served by the Ladies
Aid Society at 6 o'clock at fifty cents
per plate. All are. invited to the ses-
sions of the institute. and all are urged
to remain for supper. "
Do you remember that “wagon ?
Let us all take hold and make it hum.
Here is one field at least where there
Is no speed law. Each member and
friend of the church should and at
least one place in the work of the
church where he will feel the respon-
sibility of rendering his very best ser-
vice for the Kingdom of God. ‘
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Rev. E. F. McGregor. P. H. D. Pastor.
Monday night.
Bum mums:
BECOMES SERIOUS
severe headache.
backache and pains in my legs and
under my shoulder blade. My kidneys
and bladder were in bad condition. 1
was weak and nervous and felt tired
and worn out. Walking made me short
of breath. Every morning my face
Medicines
failed to help my condition and doc-
writes
"For-
tunately I read about Foley Kidney
them and got relief."
"Suffered with
and hands were bloated.
tors advised an operation."
Maggie Nelson, Mossdael. Fla.
Pills. tried
Still-on. Powell Corporation.—-Adv.
Doorkeepers’ Circle
will meet with Mrs. Harris. 4. Conn.
avenue.
Tuesday afternoon. Golden Rule
Circle will most with Mrs. “Mr.
18 Under: avenue. Please bring begs
for the phantom‘cake mic.
Mrs. Lillian. Sherwood Newkirk.
Soprano.\ ’
Miss Sally Betts. Pianist.
Mi- Maebelle Austin. Violinist.
Prelude. Ave Maria. .. .Bach Gounod.
' Violin and Piano.
Offertory. Angles Ever-Bright and
M. from 'Thoodora." Handel.
Mrs. Newkirk.
Violin Solo. Traumerei. . . .Schumanna
Miss. Austin.
Postlude ...... ............ Selected.
Miss Austin.
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So. Norwalk W Church-
1". H. Jacobs. Minister; Archibald
Merriam. Organist and Director.
All services of this Church will be
held on Daylight Saving time as fol-
lows:
Sunday school 8:45 a. m.
Communion and Reception of new
members. 10:45 a. in.
Sunday Club 18:00 m. Leader.
Charles Dimond who will lead in a
discussion of The Scout Movement.
The Club cordially invites all men and
women to attend. .
- Young Peoplcs Meeting 5:80 p. in.
Mrs. E. A. Yarrow ,will lead the meet-
ing. The Society invites all the mem-
bers of the parish to attend this meet-
ing. There will be special music. a
social hour at the close of the regular
meeting and refreshments.
The May meeting of the Woman's
Association will he held at the home
of Mrs. F. H. Bowen. :1 Elmwood
avenue. Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'cl ock.
On ednesdsy eevning at 3 o'clock
Miss aisy Jean. Harpist. Cellist.
av.d Soprano. assisted by Miss Jean
Wiswell will give a recital in the
Auditorium'ot the Church. This is a
return engagement and we feel there
artists will please all who hear them.
On Thursday evening at 0:30, the
regular monthly meeting of the teach-
ers and omccrs of the Sunday School
will meet for supper at the Church.
The Rev. Andrews of New York. Sec-
rotary of the New York District of the
Congregational Educational Society
will be present and talk over the
problems of the school ,with the odi-
cers.
On Friday afternoon the Whatso-
ever Circle will give a food sale at
Baxter’s Drug store. The sale will
begin at 8 p. m.
The program of music for Sunday
morning will be:
Organ Prelude—Communion. Peace.
Lemare.
Anthem—Even Me. Warren.
Oifertory Solo—Soprano. O Lord of
Life. Salter: Mrs. A. Gibson Hull.
Organ Postlude—March in D.
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Advent Christan Church.
Van Zendt and Harvey streets. Rev.
F. L. Poper. pastor. Mrs. Elsie
Partrick. organist.
Morning worship at 10:80: sermon.
"Lifts Higher Realities." followed by
Communion.
Sunday-school at 11:50: Richard
Bland. superintendent. full attend-
ance is desired. Visitors are expected
from Dsnbury and Waterbury.
Juniors at 8:80; Loyal Workers at
5:15.
Evening song service at 7:80;
Sermon. “Among Great Characters."
Ladies' Mission Society Wednesday
at 2:00 o'clock.
Weekly prayer service Thursday
evening at 7:45.
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First Church of Christ Science.
57 “'est avenue.
The regular Sunday service of this
church is held at 11:00 a. m.
Sunday-school will be held at 11
o'clock. Subject: ‘Everissting Pun-
ishment.”
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
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ing at 8:00 o'clock. To both these
services the public is invited.
Reading room in the Roodner
building, 61 Wall street. open week
days (holidays excepted), 12 to 5, and
Tuesday and Thursday evenings from
7 to 8.
All are welcome.
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First M st Episcopal Church.
South Norwalk. Conn. Rev. A. F.
Chamberlain. pastor.
Sunday. May 6th. Morning wor-
ship. 11 a. m.: the Holy Communion.
Evening service. 7:80. Sermon
topic. “A Mighty Man of Valor."
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Sunday-school 10 a. m.. Mr. Charles
Tristram. Supt. The T. C. B. Class
for adults. men and women. is taught
by the pastor. All adults welcome."
Tuesday _evening. annual meeting of
the '1‘. C .B. Class.
Thursday evening. 7:45. week day
Devotional Meeting. Subject. “A Cis-
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First Congregational Church
Norwalk. Rev. E. 1". Mc Gregor, Ph.
D.. pastor.
(Daylight Saving Time)
Morning worship at 10:80 with com-
munion. sermon and reception of
members.
Sunday-school at noon.
Christian Endeavor at 5:“.
9"A Prayer Psalm. 88 1-17.”
iWillard Carter.
Thursday at 8 p. m.. Rev. William
Horace Day of Bridgeports will speak
on “The Church and in: New Age."
All are invited.
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Chrim Church.
Gregory Boulevard. nan Norwalk.
Robert B. B. roots. rector.
Topic.
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We will Holy Communion; 8 p. m.. Woman's
m, Guild with Mrs. c. s. noun-on. so
In, om,” Fort roan street: 7:80 p. m.. mots-
May 8th. afth Sunday after Easter.
10:80 a. m.. Holy Conimunion and
sermon.
11:85 a. m.. Sunday-school.
8 p. m.. evening prayer and ser-
mon. -
, Monday.dp.m..G.r.S.oandidate
- at the rectory.
Tuesday. 1 p. m.. Boys' Club at the
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Beginners'departmeat of the Sua-
day-school.
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of the Industrial Home in New Haven.
This will be a very interesting service.
a little out of the ordinary. Good
singing and speaking.
Meetings during the week. Tuesday
and Thursday evenings at 8 o'clock.
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South Nor-walk Baptist Church
Rev. L. J. Schoeppler. minister.
Services on D. S. T.
Sunday. Bible School meets at 10
a. In. Service of public worship at 11
a. m.. "The Motive of a Great Life."
Communion service follows the
preaching service. Teacher training
class meets at 7:16 p. :11. Evening
service at 8 p. m.
Monday. 7:30 p. m.. volley ball at
the church. Young Men‘s club vs.
Broad River team. W. W. G. meets
at the home of Miss Gertrude Jen-
nings. 8 Quintard avenue. Please note
change of day. All members urged
to be present.
Wednesday. 2:30 p. m.. The Wo-
man's Association will hold a birth-
day social at the home of Mrs. Rom-lie.
7 Crescent terrace. Members are
asked to bring their birthday bags or
envelopes.
\Vedncsdny. 8 p. m. there will be
moving pictures given in the lecture
room of the church. The iilm to be
presented is “The Stream of Life."
Every one is invited. No admission.
but a silver offering will be received.
Thursday, 8 p. m.. mid-week pray-
er meeting.
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Norwalk Gospel Minion
.. 21 Monroe Street. South Norwalk ..
E. E. Gale. Supt., Albert Monroe.
President.
Serxice begins at 8:16. daylight sav-
ing time. with twenty minutes of very
inspiring and helpful song service. Mr.
Sweetten from Tcrryville will be the
speaker. The male. quartet from the
Maple avenue. M. E. church of Stam-
ford will sing. We also expect friends
from Port Chester and Bridgeport.
Come and hear the old-fashioned and
simple gospel of Jesus Christ preached
This mission is strictly undcnomina-
tional. _,
All are welcome.
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Rowaymn Methodist Church
H. B. Schnert. pastor.
The regular monthly official board
meets next Monday night at 8 p. m.
(D. S. T.)
The Juniors of the Junior League
held a sociable this afternoon at 8:80
o'clock.
The Sunday-school board met on
Wednesday night and dellinitely do—
cided to be ahead with the work of
making alterations in the Sunday-
school room. and it was also decided
to get new chairs for the Beginners'
department in the school.
We tender a cordial welcome to all
and especially to such who may be
strangers in Rowayton or who are
again residing among us for the sum-
mer.
Our services on Sunday are as fol-
lows: Morning worship at 71 and eve-
ning at 7:80; Sunday-school at 10 a.
m.. Epworth League service at 0:45
in the evening.
Mid-week social service and prayer
meeting on Tuesday night at 8 p. m.
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Thsnov.C.S.Lewis.M..L.Rector.
Services for the Fifth Sunday after
Easter.
Church School. 8:80 a. m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon 10:80
a. as. (Special parish meeting after
service). "
Evening Prayer and Sermon. 8:80
in.
Note: The early service at 7:80 a.
us. will be omitted for‘this Sunday.
Tuesday. 8:00 p. m.. sewing meet-
ing of Women's Guild. .
Tuesday. 1:80 p. m.. businem meet-
ing of the roung People's‘Mniic and
Dramatic Guild. ‘
Thussay (Ascension Day). 8:80 a.
D.
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conducted by Ensign and Mrs. Figures? 8. full attendance of chariot." is
earnestly requested.
All services of Trinity are now in
accordance with the daylight saving
plan.
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Grace Baptist Church
Corner Butler and Quincy streets.
Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor.
Sunday. 11 a. m.. 8 sharp.rp. m..
preaching. The pastor will have
someone from the Mimionsry Union
in Norwlich to preach at both serv-
ices.
18:80. Bible School. classes for all
grades and ages. Deacon W. C. Min-
ton. superintendent. 8:80 p. m.. B. Y.
P. N. meeting. Mi- Julia Anderson.
president.
Tuesday. 8 p'. m.. Dr. W. T. Amlges'.
.a. returned mimionary from Africa.
and superintendent of the foreign
mission board will speak to as many
as will come to hear about that im-
portant work.
Thursday. 8 p. in..- Prayer and
Praise meeting.
Everybody is welcome in Grace.
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Knight Street A. M. E Church
Rev. W. Henry Palmer, pastor.
“'estchester County preachers _will
be with us.
David Young of Stamford.
At 18:80 there will be a class meet-
ing led by Brother F. Chambers of
New York and Brother G. Ramos of
Elmsford. N. Y.
At 8 p. m.. preaching by Brother I.
H. Hawkins of Mamaroneck.
At a p. m.. preaching by Brother
G. Powell of New Rochelle.
Tuesday evening. class meeting.
The work of remodeling is going
along very nicely. We are expecting
every member to come out and help
in this great task.
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St. Paul's Parish
Rev. Louis B.‘~Howell. rector.
Rogation Sunday. 1:80 a. m.. Holy
Communion; 8 a. m.. morning pray-
er: 10:80 a. m.. Holy Communion and
sermon: 7:80 p. m.. evening prayer
and final instruction for First Com-
munion.
St. Andrew’s Sunday-school meets
at the Winnipauk school house at 8
a. m.: st. Paul's Sunday-school at
the church at 8:15 a. m.
negation Sunday is followed by
three days of fasting and abstinence
with prayer for a bleming upon the
fruits of the earth. On these three
Rogation days the Holy Communion
will be celebrated as follows: Monday
and Tuesday at 8:80 a. nu Wednes-
day at 8 a. in.
Thursday next is Ascension Day.
which is a holy day of obligation
for communicants of the church.
The services will be: 0:15 a. m.. Holy
Communion; 8 a. m.. morning prayer
and Holy Communion: 3 D. m.. avo-
nlng prayer. It is hoped that every
communicant will make an snort to
be present on the day itself. The 8:18
ass-vice will be with choir and proces-
n. .
All persons are welcome at the
services of St. Paul's church. whether
members of the church or not. Now
scholars may begin on any Sunday
at either of the two Sunday-schools
of the. parish.
The church is open all day Guy
light mvtng time. ’
Sunday—school. 18 noon: Commun-
conveniences,
about
$60
to
$75.
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