DAY. MAY 12, 1a
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-. k1 \‘izemberlein. Pastor
51a:- 18. Hother'e Day—
. .lock in the Sunday
, ...l program will be pre-
. . n songs end recitation-
“..l be rendered. The
.‘izttf will it" ”WM
Jr ._— uill deliver a brie: ed-
;ar(nls and friends ot the
--..:< 1. At 11 o'clock the
,. will carry out the aug.
day in sermon and
topic: "Honor Thy
Mother." Evening
the sermon will be on
:29! it 'Well Done.‘ "
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worship as allows:
10:00 m Ina-cubism. “The Perfect
tribute." -
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Ceiling ot God." ”a.
Bible lchool at. 18:00 in.
Y. P. C. E. at 7:00 o'clock.
dud-week prayer meeting. 8:00
galls: “graffitudy of the Bible To.
." e ourth cha
lot Hark. pter of the
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Christ Church
Gregory Bouelvard. East Non-elk
Robert B. B. Foote. Rector.
May 18th. Sunday after Ascension
Day. 10:30 e. m.. Homing prayer.
Address by F. R. Gigs: on "Present
Day Conditions in Bible Lends." and
"The High
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7:45 the week-
.» topic will be "Stop
\u‘ .‘i. ll. Church
5' :nllner. pastor
orgnnist end choir
l s-'
1f! Day. and the
30 “iii be used
to motherhood.
War on this theme
- 'r is that. every moth-
connected in
church. he pres.
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p
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all it.
ill."
“Ml and Bible class
'lhis will he hits-
.-.-~.l :1 special opening
rrrtdcrcd. “'0 have
‘. l‘zn support and in-
. rvny unorganized
liz-T» clam is study-
.‘IJY.
. .l‘l‘ is held at 3. All
:.;.rvm-rs are expect-
: lines it they con-
?: immbcrship with
r 'zat
r ' m ry
7 the lcague will
lay. A "ecial
1-» n prepared. e pert
-- i-m inatallation of
mi officers. by the pas-
1 music will feature the
.cr service at S the pea-
«. 'l the theme. A Book
May we not look
“m.. r at the older iollta
5. ran 9 end a larger
)ounger folks at. the
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“tip
103's will have their
'«iilOn on Monday eve-
-.. i. The men and old-
. a is 134m min ssoq .ta
-.i':nn and fellowship.
rv-vninl is ladies' night.
’. to sea the large number
4 “no avail themselves or
' ”V.
at 8 Is
;~ anon will
prayer meeting
be based on
The ones present will be
liTo ones present will be
. sunzrst the names of tho
’ prominent chariot!” in the
nose names start with the let-
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--.alk (‘mmotionll Church
il .l i ~oils. minister.
meld Merriam. organist
. daylight. saving
. “S on
for Sunday. May 18. will
- “'3;
siirdey school: 10:45 e.
mrahip. I‘rofessor Burton
'. of New York will give
r. The .‘a'eer East Ro-
.~ .mlzly club. Joseph Xa-
n-ul the club in I did-
l‘rinclplr‘s of “'ire-
m. ‘i‘nung people's
a;
,.
l‘
‘ 30 p. m. The Whatao-
l ‘. meet at the home of
'H, 2:; Seaview avenue.
1 p. m. Meeting of the
3 at the church.
:v-«m at music for Sunday
. n
'-. Hi-mne Celeste. Gret-
Prim in n Buck
.‘rallo solo and quar-
. -.i the Master"
. Stevenson
Stults
.‘lflrch in C ..
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\ will. Methodist Church
'T‘r’umpklns. Minister
’ .e, organist and direct-
l'ugh. contralto: Hrs.
‘ -- prano: Harry L. Sterl—
.- s! \V. Soule. tenor.
’Srhool and Men's As-
aimn at 10 o'clock.
. in our school for incl
wt children of ell a'ges.
. ’ 11 o'clock will be .0
in honor of our moth-
:Iconlcs of the cross
' «0 much occupied with
’1 'lnz as to be unmindtul
Can we aflord to let
affairs 0! life keep us
in some special way.
, 24 or our mothers.
“~ League at 6:80 will be
~ .‘ Yme Lycett. This is the
the Epworth League.
‘.'.‘.'l he IPDI’ODflltOo
m-rmon will be on “The
. its purpose and pro-
; l“
-' school Men! will hold
' seeing On Monday evening
livery board meeting 8
"fiance to the workers. but
I he at special value. as
’ ”'r institute will be given.
‘;ng on Tuesday evening
' meeting on Thur-dd!
in: thought. of by all
N a previous engagement.
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e e e
' ”revs A. 3!. I: much.
" ‘1»an Lamar. pastor.
termon by valor.
, Sunday-school.
» ‘h'u'p the following cor—
' " r program will be cer-
.- in prelude. singing by
t-az-er. tlcriptnre le-on.
"xe P. d; M. Quartette.
"avnr Barton. selection
. - ‘ Chorus Choir of Item-
‘r ' " ” "z'e adore-es hyyieiting
.‘L. "T'Ptlonn by in. r. a x.
" “Win by Roy. H. P. Bydee.
" ' “rich. selection! by the
‘ ‘fhoir or numbed. o!-
remodelil. et the
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i the work being done by the Nee: East
- Relief.
Sunday school. 11:43 a. m.
I At 8:00 p. m.. Special service with
admission oi Robetioners es candi—
dates oi the Girls' Friendly Society.
Mothers' Day address.
londay. 4:00 p. m.. candidates of
the Girls' Friendly Society at the rec—
tory: 8:00 p m.. vestry meeting at the
rectory.
Tuesday. 7:13 p. m.. Boys’ Club at.
the church.
Thursday. 2:00 p. m.. Woman's
Guild wih Mrs. Otto Butler. 43 Os-
born avenue. .
Friday. 7:10 p. m.. Choir rehearsal
at the rectory.
Saturday. 7:80 p. m.. Sunday school
party given by the boys of the school
to the girls.
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First Church of Christ Scientist.
57 “'est. Avenue
The regular Sunday services of this
church is held at 11 a. m.. Sunday
school will he held at 11 o'clock.
Subject. May 13th, 1923. Adam and
Fallen Man.
“'ednesdny evening testimony meet-
ing at 8 o'clock. To both these servi-
ces the public is invited. Reading
room in the Roodner Building. 81
“fall street. Open week days( holidays
excepted) 12 to 5. .
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South Sat-walk Beptbt Church
Rev. 1.. J. Schoeppler. Xinister
Sunday, 10 e. m.. Bible school
i meets to study God's word. Service of
[public worship at 11 e. m. The sur-
imon subJOCt will be in keeping with
1 Mother's Day. This day reminds us of
'one of the most important and most
sacred facts in our own lite and in
the life or our country. Can America
endure withOut good homes is e quee-
tion that causes one to pause seriomly
amid the hurry or life. What kind of
in. home ere you building and main.
talnlng? Teacher training class a!
7:15 p. m. Evening service at 8 p. in.
Monday. 7:80 p. m.. volley ball at
the church.
Thursday. 8 p. m.. mid-week prayer
meeting. Come and we will do thee
m.
Groco Blptist Church.
Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor.
Corner Butler and Quincy Ste
11 e. m. Sing by congregation. Miss
Amelia. Hopkins. organist. Sermon
nxhject. "My Mother's Prayer." This
being Mother's Day. every mother B
invited. 12:80 Bible school. Deacon
W. C. Minion. Supt. (flames for all
grades and ages. 6:30 p. m. B. Y. P.
meeting. Miss Julie. Anderson. pres-
ident. Young people are ursed to
attend since this is a splendid oppo-
lunity to prepare for greater useful-
ne- for Christ. 3 p. in. sharp. sing-
ing by the senior choir. Mrs. E. 0.
Powell. d’irectress. Sermon subject.
"Great Mothers. Great Sons." Keep in
mind this is mother's day. The pes-
tor will also make e report or the
courention at Norwich to which fit-
teen delegates event from this
church.
Mid-week senice Thursday 8 p. m.
Prayer end praise meeting. led by
Sisters Dunn and Spells.
The spring and summer season is
here end mrengers are coming into
this community. We went them to
know this is e borne for strangers.
The pastor wants to shake their hand
and make them welcome. The per-
sonage. 22 Butler street. is open to
them at ell times. Cell phone no
\ice in any way.
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The Seismion Army
:6 Washington Street.
Captain and Mrs. Perkins. oflicers
in cherge of local work. All ser-
vices daylight airing time. Holineu
meeting 11:00 a. m. Sunday school
at 1:80. Young People's meeting con-
ducted by C. C. Clara. Sleuson and
Ruth Havens at 6:45. Very Special
Mother's Day program given by the
Sunday School at 8:00. which will
consist of songs. recitations. etc. In
addition all day. Sergt. Major Carlo.
tor many veers e alvetionlst true.
Itried and tnlthtul. with Banana-let
Avery of Ansonie. will render special
service. hTeir testimonies will prove
of interest to ell. The usual mid-
week services on Tuesday end Thursc
day evenings at 8:00 o'clock will be
held.
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Advent Girl-t. Chm-ch
Rev. F. L. Piper. pastor
\‘en Zent end Harvey treets
)trs. Elsie Patrick. organist.
Homing worship
ther's Dey servic;e
special music. neon.
ored Mother.” Sunday school at
11:50. Richard Blend. superintend-
ent.
Junior at 8:80; Lon! Workers at
0:18.
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lt 10:10 A are.
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otrk. will b. the
attend-
[will give e concert in the basement es
the church, needs are on sale
already. ,Iat in all try to support the
choir with our presence at their con-
cert. Buy your tickets now.
The envelopes tor this fiscal year
will run out with the month of Key.
All members who are behind with
their “Minions are cordially re-
quested to straighten their accounts
with their church before the end oi!
this month and to receive the new sets
(or the new fiscal yeer which begins
with June.
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My M Notices
307. C. 3. mil. 1‘. A... Mr
Calendar for the week beginning
May 18. 1028. (D. s. '1‘.)
Sunday erter Ascension. 7:80 a. in.
—Holy Communion: 0:30 a. in. -—
Church school: 10:80 e. m.-—I{oly
Communion and sermon: 7:10 p. 1n..-
Choral Evenaong.
Nonday. 7:45 p. m.—lieeting or the
Senior Club or the Girls' Friehdly
Society with the Mines Redling. it
Academy street. Nor-walk.
Tuesday. 2:00 p. m.-—8ewing meet-
ing of the women's Guild: 7:48 p. m.—
Buatneee meeting of the Young Peo-
ple's )1. and D. Guild.
Wednesday. 8:00 p. -—
meeting at the rectory. in
‘ Thursday, 7:45 p. m.——- eetlng of
;the Girls’ Friendly Society with 11133
M. X. Jennings. 119 Flax Hill Road.
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Vestry
Fuss
Rev. Ernest F. McGregor. Ph.D.
0 (Daylight Time)
Mother‘s Sunday.—-Morning worship
at 10:30. Dr. A. F. Beard will preach
a. 90th birthday sermon. Sunday
School at noon. Christian Endeavor at
6:45. topic: “Believing in Christ."
Tuesday —- The. ministering Circle
will meet with Mrs. Keeler, 8 “'cst-
port. avenue at. 8 p. m.
Thursday—At s p. m.. a musical
hour will be given under the auspices
of the Gleaners‘ Circle, with a canal
pianist; Miss Maebeile Austin. violin-
‘ist.
Prelude. Melodie ...... Baumga‘rtner
Violin and Piano
ottertory. Romance
...... . Glzycka-Zamoyska
Miss Austin
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International Bible Students
Red Men's Hall. “Wash. St.
Sunday. May 13. 3 p. m. (D. S. T.)
W. F. Hudsings or Brooklyn. mem—
ber of the editorial staff of the Gold-
en Age. and author of a treatise
called "The Einstein Theory." will
lecture on ”The Resurrection or the
Dead."
The public
m free.
Smith’s Pet Monkey
NEW YORK. May 11.-——The highly
prized monkey from the menacerir:
or the home of Governor Smith. New
York, will not compete in the chil-
dren's pet. show here May 19. Harry
D. Moran. superintendent of the Hu-
mane Society or New York. has
pleaded with the governor in rain.
The children think too highly of
the animal to let him out of eight.
Smith stated. In addition. the mom
key is subject to sudden changes in
climate, and therefore would he in
grave danger during the journeys in-
volved. the governor said.
is cor :lislly invited.
sent to sending another of their ani—
mals to the show. Smith said.
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tonal Church, Not-walk '
Firemen Prevent Flames
.Spreading' to Storage
Warehouse—Loss83,000
A cargo of 8.000 shingles. recently
purchased by Austin mothers. car.
penter builders. and the barn in
which they were stored. in the reex-
oi' 18 Linden Place. were completely
destroyed by' tire of unknown origin
late yesterday alternoon.
The structure was e man of flames
when Chiet Yeit and the local fire
fighters reached the scene. nrrom‘
were confined to saving the ware-
house of Stephen Patrick & Son.
close by. in which thousands or do].
lars' worth of furniture wee ltored.
This building was badly scorched
but the. contents are intact. The '03
on the barn and shingles will reach
33.000 .
The alarm was sounded a few min-
utes after 4 p. m.. and the firemen
were kept on the jump until shortly
after 5 o'clock. -
The barn. owned by John '1'. Soo-
flnid. was not insured. George and
' Robert Austin. carpenter builders,
used it as a storage place l'or build-
in: materials. Their stock was unin-
surcd.
A cargo of two by {our timbers and
a. cargo of sheethlng. recently uno
time. and refreshments. All are
invited.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk.
soprano: Mrs. Edna May Seileck.‘
Soprano Solo. Mother Leech.
Mrs. Newkirlt
Postlude. March ........ Von Weber
Mrs. Selleck
However. the children would con-;
BEAUTIFUL PEERESSES
OF BRITAIN FIGHTING
OVER LEITER ESTATE
loaded in the yard close to the burn.
“ere saved through the quick work
.of the firemen with but. slight dam-
;aceti. A row of the heavy timbers
i \\ ere damaged. ‘
E Immediately upon arrival at the
ism-fine. Chief Victor H. V.“ ordered
1Harms lines of hose laid. The flames
.liad gained such headway that the
‘iianrn. realizing the barn wen
i doomed. directed their efforts to sav-
ing the adjoining property and the
lumber stored near the burning
tumbling.
Chirt \‘cit said last. night that. he
“as unal-le to definitely determine
‘lhc origin of the blaze. but believed
it was caus~'-l by small boys seen
playing in the vicinity a short title
previous. The doors of the barn
wire open when 1‘. firemen reached
lho scene. ‘ The warehouse or
Sl‘pltrn Patrick & Son was insured
for 3:.m‘m. The damage to this build~
mg was slight.
No. 1 truck and No. 8 engine re-
spun-led to the call. The recall was
sent in' a: 5:20 p. m.
EIlDailyRadioPi-ogram
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(400 Meters)
L. Rambo 8: (0.. Newark. N. J.
6:13 p. m. tome Garden Hinte".
supplied by the National Garden
Bureau.
. l"- m.—Basebell scores and
. “hportlng News up to the Minute"
I l-:' Fred J. Bendell. Sporting Editor
{ of in» Newark Ledger.
36:35 p. m,—~Songs by Elle Colin Myb
‘ ius. soprano of New tor-k, accom-
panied li)‘ Louise Em.‘ Prd‘rem
to be announced over Mo.-
.7;-.-:. v. m.-—"ldentitieetlol tor Wo-i
! men" lg: Marie. Ilyerson Dowden.
5 “MP (400 Meters)
inner-ken Tole-phone and TW‘
1 , (‘mnpeoy ‘
: 4:00 p. m --l‘rogram by Glmbel Bro~
thnrs .\'rw York store. Julian and
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E i.l'¥i‘l‘ Miltcr. Banjcist and Plan-
‘ int.
'i..'“' r rr»—l'\:ince music by Bob
1 l'ridliitl's Society Orchestra. now
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plem at Oefien'e Mutant.
Brooklyn.
n—nflootml by Charles E.
5:10 p.
Schumecher. aooornpanied
by larger“. Emitter.
7:80 p. rap—Gone.“ by the'n. P. 0.
8. Bend No ‘20 Bataan. under
direction o: Col. bert I. W‘et-
kins.
7:80 p. m.-Ieies by Mil Weber
Owen. soprano. accompanied by
lead. Tucker onetime.
:00 p. m.—-Coucert by the 1!. P. o.
I. hand No. 74 ot Benched
8:20 p. raw—loin- by Ides-ion Owen
Weissr. soprano.
8:40 p. m.—-Coneert by the B. P. 0.
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Service a In Carts at All Hours.
Snappy Orchestra Eu'ry limbs.
Dancing—Tom 888.
Chicken Wattle Dinner, 3.004
The .
Royal James Inn
is now ready to. cater to
Luncheon Parties, Wedding
Parties. Afternoon Tea: and
Banquets. and other social
functions.
Arrangements can be made
with 4
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racm_m in steam mwca.
E. Band No. 74 of Hoboken.
9:00-10:00 p. mi-‘Pregrem by Gim-
hel Brothers New York store. Piano
recital by Maude Tucker Doolittle.
0:18 p. m.—Concert by the choir of
The Chapel of The Good Shepherd
of Wakefield. N. J. W. Barry. di-
rector. W. Valentine. Organist.
9:86 p. Ina-Plano Why Hand.
Tucker. Doolittle
9:45 p. m..—Concert by the Choir of
The Chapel of The Good Shepherd
or Wakefield. it. 3. -
Wail (:00 Meters) ,
Westinghouse node-lo .I: Mfg. Go.
2:00 p. m.-—The two neavywelghi
boxing bouts between Jess Miler-d.
ex¢hampton and Floyd Johnson.
and also between Luis Flrpo and
Jack hicAuliflfe. and several minor
events. broadcast direet (rem the
Yankee medium.
1:00 p. m.-—Uncle Wiggly stories. by
Howerd B. Geria .author. ‘
8:80 p. m.—Fashione by an editor of
Harper‘s Bazaar.
8:45 p. m.———¥V‘mners of the contest
of the Amateur Dramatic organize
tton under the direction of the
Drama league.
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