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Haynes directed
"‘ lqunriion by State
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‘111:, of Pennsylvania.
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omelals said that
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:ulnnor Hnynes and
the divisional
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~ .wt Improving.
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. «lv-xv says: “Prcs«
r.-:--:u-live and the
lmlxama market
days is giving
»- to huycrs who
lilll'rv‘flt in the
’lffll‘lllri‘l‘fl con-
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that Methodist W Church
South Norwolk
Rev. Andrew F. Chamberlain, pastor
Corlton L'Hommodieu, organist
and director.
Sunday school 10: 00. Classes for
all sges. Tho "T. C. B.” odult class
will study 'The Mlsslonsry Teaching
of tho. Psalms."
Anthem. “America the Beautiful"
......................... Kuhn
Duct. “Saviour Source or EVery
Blessing" ............... Geibel
Mrs. Wilkinsln and Miss Lovejoy
Postlude. Alleluia . . . . .o. . . . Loret
Evening worship 7:30. Commun-
ity song service. led by Mrs. Bib-
blno. ond supported by the chorus
choir.
Sermon. "His New Resolution "
Continuing the series on “The Prod-
igal Son."
Musical program:
Preludgin B Fist . . . Wolstenhoime
Anthem. “Even Me" . _Warren
Gospel solo, “The Prodigal Son"
' . .1. Stebblns
Mr. Wilkinson
Postlude, Marche Triomphole
A cordial welcome to the “House
0! Happiness."
Tuesday 7:30 the “T. C. B. Class"
will meet for a social and business
meetings '
Thursday evening 3:00. The week-
ly rally meeting. The committee in
charge of the meeting is from the
Ladies” Aid society of which Mrs.
Alice McKibben is president. The
address will be delivered by Mrs.
Orville Rector of Bridgeport. Mrs.
Rector is head of the Fanny Crosby
Circle 0! King's Daughters. and is a
woman with a. real message for the
o...-~.......-..-..
workers of “the church. Mr. and
Mrs. Wilkinson will present the
musical program. The committee
will serve light rcl'l‘vshments.
l-‘ridoy urlcrnoon 3:45 the Proba-
lioncrs Class will mvcl in the Sun-
duy School room.
t O . I
Soth Somalia 8311“.“ Church
l0 :1. in. Bible school.
ll 21.111. Molning worship. Rev. L.
l.. «f-urpmlcr .1 charge. Topic: "Our
Chulllngc logo Lin: ol Service."
7:30 p. m. Evening schicc. Topic:
"A Paul of Great Price."
Monday. 7:30 p. m. Volley ball.
Thursday". 7:30 p.111. Mid-week
prayerservicc. Dr. C. l". Boutwall
in charge.
Friday.
7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal.
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Grace Bsplbl. Church
Corncr Butler and Quincy Streets
Rev. 1). C. Thomas. pastor '
Sunday services: 10 a. in. Bible
school; ll a. in. Singing by congre-
gation. amnion. benediction.
6:30p.m. B.Y.1’.U..
, 8 p. m. Singing by senior choir,
sermon. benediction.
Mid-week mcolings: VVednesdsy 8
p. in. All men who crave to become
Mason will meet at the club a.
Butler street.
Thursday 7:30
meeting; 7:30 p.
praise meeting.
Frldoy 8 p. m.
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a.
p. :11. Teachers'
m. Prayer and
Choir practice.
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hon-walk M. E. Church
George ll. Tompkins. minister
Chas. G. Ives. organist. and direc-
tor; Mrs. L. l.. Pugh. contralto; Mrs.
llols W’emc. soprano: Harry I... Ster-
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ling. basso; Ernest. \V. Soulc, tenor.
Sunday school and ilcn's Assem-
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‘bly at 10 o'clock. A class and a.
VVg-lcumc for min. women and chil-
vll‘ln.
, VVorsllip and sumon at ll. Ser-
5 .m-n ioph': "Conquering the World."
l lipworill IAIISIIL‘ at. 0230.
Al "(:30 tllcrc will bc a spcclul
Armistice Day serilco to which all
people are cordially. invited. Music
will be provided by the Non-walk
Church orchestra of 35 pieces under
the direction or ClarenCc Cubic. and
by the quartet of the church. The
subject of the minister‘s address will
be: "After the Armistice “hat?"
Music for the owning:
Ulerturc. "Raymond"
. . . . . ......... Ambroise Thomas
"The Prophet" ...... G. Meyerbecr
(A) Sylvlo
(15) Morning . . . . . . Olcy Speaks
Orchestra.
“Save Mono, God" . . . . . Rsndegger
”Msgniflcat" in C . . . . Dudley Buck
Quartet
'Tuesday 2:30 p. m. W. F. M.
meeting in church. 7:45 p. m. Ci
meeting.
VV‘odnesdsy evening 7:45 omclal
Board meeting.
Thursday evening 7:30 to 8:10.
study clnsses:'.8:15 to 9 prayer ser-
vice. These classes and servicos are
opcn to all.
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Christ Church _
Gregory Boulevard. But Norwslk
Robert B. B. Foote. rector
Sunday. Nov. 11. obsenonco or
parish birthday as well as Armistice
day. There will be a corporate com-
munlon for the' whole parish at
10: 30 a. m. The Sunday school will
g meet at 11: 45.
5' n the evening at 7: 30. the Rev. Dr.
St. Clair Hester will give an address
on “The Moral Crisis in Europe."
Ur. Hester has just returned from a.
trip to the European battlefields and
Germany. and will speak or his own
personsl experiences. Last Sunday.
Ur. Hester completed his twenty-
litth year as rector of the Church or
the Messiah. one o! the largest por-
lobes in Brooklyn, N. Y. A cordial in-
vitation is extended to the public.
The vestry of. Christ parish will
’bold its regular monthly meeting of.
the rectory on Monday evening at
7:30.
The other
will meet as usual-
. 3 0
East Avenue M. E. Chord!
- L. Earl Shoflner; pastor
Clarence Cable. organist and choir
director. The
mm: worlhlp It 10. 39.
Mo theme will be. "The Ability
sensneo
manna. school and Bible class at
2. The Bile class will study the
- h of Obadiah.
lPGKnm-"me at 3 o’hlock. Parents ,
’send your dren that they may -
:get in st mbeginning of this in-
term“!
. himfl‘tizfll. Th0“)-
é 3"?“ World citizen.
”Mitotic”!
church Wednesd ‘ .
at 7:45.
term for the letter "Y. "
Open week days (holidays
ed) from .12
Thursdoy evenlngstrom The 9.
day school at 12 noon.
at 6 o’clock p.
will be executed by our young peo-
i
parish organizations
Woman's Furnish Ill-loony soci-
ety meeting at the home .0: Hrs.
Paddock Tuesdoy evening at I.
Ladleo' Aid society meeting ot the
m. -
. ursday evening
Look up an appropriate
Prayer meeting
Choir rehearsal Saturday evening
3.38.
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First (Thumb 07 Christ, Scientist
‘ 67 West avenue
Morning worship 11:00. “Arm. The regular Sunday service of
“100 Dw- ' this church is’ held at 11 o’clock.
Prelude. Mediation . . . . . . Ketclbey Sunday school is held ea: 11 o'clock.
Subject: "Adam and Fallen Mon.”
Wednesday evening testimony
meeting is held at 8 o c'lock. To both
of these services the public is
vlted.
in-
Readlng room. Royal James inn.
except-
to 5. *Tuesdoy and
All are welcome.
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Mount. 2101: Mt Church
Rev. H. R. Cooper, pastor
Preaching'at 11 o‘clock a. in. Sun-
13’ Y. P. U.
A fine program
pic 'at that hour.
Preaching at 7:30 p.- m. Prayer
meeting on 'VV'ednesday evening 7:30
p. m. Choir rehearsal after prayer
meeting.
Sewing circle on Thursday evening
and business of importance will be
transacted.
Responsive reading by the con—
gregation will begin on Sunday
morning. You are expected in your
seat on time. 1
The public is welcome.
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St. Peter’s l-ZVangcllt-al Lutheran
Seats free.
"liurch .
Cedar St. neat \Vest AV e.
Rev. E. C. VVcnzcl. pastor
German senior: at 10 a. in. Eng-
lish service at 11 a. 111. Bible class
and Sunday school at 12 noon. Sub-
ject of norm on "The Power of Faith
to Conquer Sin and Death. Ever)-
body is cordially welcome.
musics will be celebrsted
cents at 11 a. m.
The choir meets every Monday st
8 p. m. in the basement of the
church.
Social and business meeting or the
Young People' s soclenr Thursday ev-
ening in the basement of the church
at 8 o’clock. Four flew members
were recelVed into membership at
the last meeting. Who Will join the.
society this time?
The annual Christina fair and
10th anniversary soil: will be held
the 23nd of November in theme-
men: of the church from 2 to 10 p.
m. The money realized will be used
to pay on: the remainder of. the debt
on the church.‘ Who will help us
to burn the mortgage ‘at the occa-
sion of the tenth anniversary? In
all $500.00 are still needed.
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Trinity Chord:
Rev. c. 8. Lewis. Mot. rector
Calendar for the week beginning
NOV.11,1923, 24th Sunday after
Trinity. ‘ .
".30 a. m. Holyvcommunlon.
9. 30 a. :11. Church oohool. '
10: 39 a. m. Morning prayer. and
sermon, Rev. B. T. Scudder of Tir-
rytown.
7:30 p. m. Evening prayer and
sermon.
Monday 8: 00 p. m. Meeting of the
Vestry at the rectory.
Tuesday All- day sewing omeeting
of the Woman'- Guild.
Tuesday 8:00’ p. m. Business
meeting or the Trinity Young Peo-
pic's Musical sud Dramatic Guild.
Wednesday and Thursday Annual
parish fair.
‘ O. O C
lnternutionsl Bible Students
Red Men‘s Hall. Wash. St. '3 p. to.
13rd. Chas. Buchler ottolumbio
Heights. will lecture on ’s Ern-
pirc. its Full. Resulting in Millions
of l’roplc Now Living. Being Car-
rio-d UVer Into the New Order. and
.\'c\cr Die. , ‘
Knight Street A. M. E. Church
Ilcv. “‘2' Henry Lamar, pastor.
Virginia. State Rally Day services.
n the English senice Holy com-
psratory service for thof communi,’
’ Harris. 1). 1)., of Norfolk. V’s.‘
Rev. C. T. smith."
13:00 a. m. scrmtm by Rev. 5. s.
12: 30 p. m., Sundsy—school. ‘
12:30.1). 111.. Virginia dinner. _
8130.11.31», A program will be
rendered ’by local talent assisted by
the Junior Choir of the Stamford A.
M. E. church
7. '30 p. m.. Organ prelude by
James E. Perkinslollowed by con-
gregnfionsl singing; prayer by pastor.
chant Lord’s Prayer by choir, scrip-
lure reading, selection by choir, in-
troduclory remarks by pastor. solo
by Mr. George Whitehursf sermon
by Rev. S. S. Mprris, . 1).. chant
“Sweet Hour of Prayer" by the
choir. oils-ring and notices or week.
benediction.
Members and friends are asked to
contribute as largely as possible.
Tuesday evening Mme. M Tartt
Lawrence of Tennessee will render an
unusual program. ’
Class meeting will be postponed
I until Tuesday evening.
C . .1
South Nonvsll: Congregational
’ Church. _
Cor. “'est Ave. and Flax Hill Road.
F. H. Jacobs, Minister; llr. Archi-
bald. Merriam, organistas'ld director.
Services for Sunday. November 11
will be h id as follows:
9:45 a. m.. Church'school.
10:45 a_ 111., Public worship. Scr-
mon subject, "Christianity and Vl’orld
Peace.”
6:30 p. 121., Young people's meet-
ing. Mrs. Leo Davis, who has re-
cently returned from a tour or the
Near East, will give 11- talk on
“Bible Lands." The society extends
a. cordial invitation to everyone. to
attend this meeting;
7:30 "p. m., Evening service. Con-
gregational singing and illustrated
lecture on “Pcnrod and Sam,” a..de-
lightful Booth Tarkington story
which presents, a powerful plea for
playgrounds and clean amusements.
Monday, 7:30 p. m., meeting or
the B. B. K. at the church?
Tuesday, Nov. 13. meeting of the
Whatsocver Circle at the home or
Mrs. Mary Beers, 45 Blmwood avo-
nue.
The program of music for Sun-
10:00 a. m.r Praise Service, led by‘
day. will be:
’Moto—Gusl.
- ’ '. ' nominee ’ ,
argon Prelude. momma—Lucas.
Anthea} “God at Our Father-3%—
Schnecker. .
Ottertory solo. soprano '—- The
voice in the wflderneHott—Mrs.
A. Gibson Hull. '
Organ sostlude. march—Worries.
. EVENING.
Orgnn’ prelude—Ave Marlow—Rich-
mood.
Offer-{cry Quartette—J The Day Is
Ended"~Bsrtlet t 1
Organ Postlude -— Andante Con
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St. Paul's Parish.
Rev. Louis B. Howell, 'rector.
Twenty-fourth Sunday after
Trinity. ) .
7:30 o. m.." oly Communion; 9
a. 111.. St. Andrew’s Sunday-school at
the Winnipauk school house: 9:15
a. m_. St. Paul's Sunday-school at
the church ; 10:30 a. 111., Morning
praxer. sermon. Holy‘Communlon;
Comesnd Bring Someone Tomorrow Night 1
Ila. InbofleBibbinsSongI-eoder; GuhonL’Hcmau
SERMON—“HIS NEW EESOLUTION” ,
This May Be Your Church-Try the Welcome. >
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
scum NORWALK
a
mum: incurs AT 7:30 sour
GhmrDirector.
7:30 p.-m., evening prayer. -
Thrcrvlces at: St. Paul’s church
are for oil who wll come to them.
Strangers and visitors in town are
especially invited to worship with
St. Paul’s people. New scholars are
welcome at either of the two schools
of the parish. from the go or (our
Up-
The women of St. Paul’ s Guild are
planning a. rummage sole to be held
next (week. All those who have ar-
ticles to contribute are asked to no-
tify Miss Dudley. 22 Merwin street.
or Mrs. Selleck, Isaac street, or any
other member of the guild.
St. Paul‘s church is open all day
in the year tor rest, prayer and me-
ditation. g.
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First Congregations! Church.
Rev. E. F. McGregor, Ph. D.. pastor.
Morning worship at 10:30 with
sermon by the pastor. Subject:
“Shining Itaiment and Dumb Spirit."
Sunday-school at noon.
Wednesday the Gleaners’ Circle
will meet with Mrs. Farnham Mid-
dlebrook at 7: 30 p. m.
Thursday. stereoptlcan lecture on
the Passion Play at Oberanmergau‘
by Mrs. Hozeihurs‘t, at 8:00 p_ m.
All arxlclps for the missionary bar-
rel should be left this week either
soprano;
pianist :
moo topic.
head."
Sunday school at 11:50. Richard
Bland, superintendent. Juniors at 3
o'clock. conducted by Mrs._Ainsworth
Loyal workers at 6:15.
‘ Regular evening
at the parish house or the parsonage.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newklrk,
Mrs. Janet
Mrs. Edna May Selleck, pl;
anist; 'Mlss Maebelle Austin, violin-
ist.
Prelude . .
with the
Newkirk and Mrs. Osterkamp.
Postlude ................ Kreutzer
Mrs. Sellock
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Advent
Van Zandt and Haney Streets, Rev.
’ F. L. Piper. pastor. .
Morning worship at 10: 30.
“Doctrine of, the God-
Good singing. Sermon topic. “Ac- der way. The two orders repré’ow
qurimance with God. " sent an expenditure or $8 900. 000..
. fission service Wednesday at 1 The locomotiVes are designed pa?”
o’clock. Prayer and praise service
Thursday evening at 7:45.
. . . . . . . . .......... Bohm
Violin and Piano.
Ofiertory chant.
Lchaikovsky—Miss Austin.
Duet. soprano and alto, “For Ever
Osterkamp, on the new prices named on
cales. There was a. unanimlgr
opinion that the new basis 0! '
is not nearly so high as is wan-an
by the greatly increased cost of
materials and that the new PM
wil not be maintained many
This is indicated by the un’wil ’ '
BESS of the printers to accept
neg beyond December deliver): ,
is expected that buyers q , ,_
avail themselves of this opportufif
to fill their requirements at most .
U sonable values. In addition to .
Christian Church. cales there were many other deer
- criptions of cotton, goods min--
in price. notably brown shoe -
bleached goods and colored cloths.
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Lor'd”—-Gounod—Mrs.
Ser- .________..___ _
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 9.—
Soulhern Pacific Company has placed"
an order for seventy-five locomo:
tires to be delivered in 193%
lixeries of fifty new freight dpasa-
sengcr locomotives, which were on:
service at 7:30. dered several months ago, are
ticulariy (or mountain hauls
other heavy work.
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