Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 24, 1925 · page 12

311‘s for this week's as-

in charge' at the bra
chairman being

The openlnl

pro-
0. Chopin' s Prelude, Norml
‘ chem Christian Soldiers,

S0 0. Margaret Millard.

as. That Letter tor rand-
was McCormick. Ieoila Bryce.
‘ titan. Enaminomdas. Alice

he Blue Bird, Marjorie

.I,' “That Letter tor Grand-I
or Evelyn Gamble. Dorothy
sn. ’
, Solo, Dorothy Anderson.
. palliation. William Tell. Clifford
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song. Long Long Trail. Assembly.

'Dlalogues, Peach Pies. Eisi‘e Com-
Edna Richter.

' Mutton. Twenty years
. Vos‘Keeier.

’ iah Fan Dance.
‘rickson.

' i tion.‘Adventures, Catherine

ago,

Marguerite

the weekly meeting at the 9A
Helen Boss presided. being up-
‘ .as Chairman by President
~ . sat Flewcilln. Atto. the indet-
Herbert Christotfers gave sover-
personatlous and a part of the
Jean Val Jean, by Victor
go. was rendered by several stu-
The cast was as follows:
it _‘Biahop-—Ernest Flewwellin. .,
‘ nmoiselle~Harriett Bray. .
adorns—Elinor Ericson.
«in Va! Clear—Herbert Christ~
til“.
j the Reading Club elected the fol-
tying officers at its last meeting.
President—William Hunzllc.
ice President—Kenton Eridsou.
.Secretary—Justlne Murray.
Treasurer—Justine Murray.
very interesting program was
five. Poems were read by \aiious
inhibitors of the club.
not week the six Weeks examin-
dtio‘ns were, taken by the students
report cards which were given
this week.
tthe weekly Science Club meet—
g’ last Friday arm-noon. Oct. 16
e .tollowins pros. mm was giteu:
disc‘n's invention. The Incandes-
nt‘ Light. Herbert Brotherton.
.rnnkiln and Electricity, Stanley

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an cough brepsratious contain
‘9 one or more harmiui drugs
on. are added to-take the place
1 es. None of these narcotic

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111's HONEY AND no. com.
The name 0: every in-

ing when you take Foley's- I\
, utofitho throat. Good for old
jyoung.» You have a cough. Why
t‘ryit? "'Remse substitutes. Stiilo

quality high
Safest place to buy
onto thatcnn’t be bent

and Service

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. Phone 1456
meriy Unholtz Market

at 15 North Main Street.

your requirement with our Company elixhinatcs
the guess you. -

Doors and Sash are not alike any more than are
cameras or chelry or how could there be a Ste1n-‘ " ‘
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is more potent than expenditures in its achieve- ’

t’ s surprising how

homes with the right kind of woodWork ‘But
‘ satisfaction' :11 knowing that they will hold
. end retain their finish long after ordihafi’ doors

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-- Dependability -— Service. Only. with these; i
n transaction complete.

The Eistory of .i.ighting. Mabel
39““ a
Debate: Resolved that the banks
of a river are more important than
the bed. -
Mtirmativcwberothy Nichols.
Kendra—Marjorie. Haymos.
Debate: Resolved that s.
burns up and not down.
Affirmative-Bernard Harris.
Negative—Edward Rooney.
The report cards were glyen out
Thursday and the 110110. roll was
made out. This is the first honor
1011. High honors are awarded to
those attaining A in every major
subject that is from 95 to 100 and
not less than B in minor subjects.
Also they must not go below 1 in
«tort. leadership, and citizenship.
Those aWardod honors must not
have below the average oi! B in
major subjects and not less than C
in minor subjects. Those awarded
honors also must receive not lower
than 2 in integrity. leadership. and
citizenship. Those attaining hich
honors and honors are as ioliows:
.lllsh Honors.

William Bradford Hoyt. room 13.
Emily Smith Doggy. room 18.
Margaret Isabelle Dunbar. room

Millicent Ruth Mcrrlman.
13. .

Alice E. Tallon. room 20.

Norman MacLenn, room 21'.

William Hunzllk. room 21.

Sophia A. Schneider, room 23.

Ruth Smith, room 24.
Honors.

Mildrcd Bloom, room ,1.
Emerson Beaupain. room 1.
Florence Amundsen. room 1.
~ William Curtis. room 1.
Charlotte Gilbert. room 1.
Paul Hickey. room 1.
Edith Ireland. room 1.
Norman Mac Innis. room 1.
Mildred Lamb, room 1.
Eleanor Street rooml.
Theresa Seslo. room 1.
Charles Sciaudouc. room 1.
Vinccuzu I'apngno, room 1..
Frederick Rowe, room 1.
Joseph Eula. room 4.
John Chopin. room 4.
Dorothy \‘hittlcscy. room 4.
Roberta licckcz. 100m 10.
Helen Bonn. room ‘10. ‘
Frank Brazil, room 10.
Frances Chandler, room 10.
Stephen Kavurchlk, room 10.
Verna Pollard, room 10.
Vivian White, room‘ 10.
Margaret Worthy, room 10.‘
Lavina Rice. room 11.
Ruth Chittim, room ll.
Claire Lycett, room 11.
Rose Kaolin. room 11..
Home Com. room 11.
Robert Allen. room 11.
Suzanne Pepper.’ room 11.
John Rochovunsky. room 1g
Anna Russo, room 1:.
Geddcs Weed, room 1...
Josephine Kelley. room 12.
Dicdrich Hohn. room 12.
Marjorie Juleson. room 1'3.
Holly Rogers, room 12.
Edward Kellogg, room 12.
Edward Monroe. room 12.
Eieanor-Hendrlckson. room 12.
Margaret Mary Hillel-y. room 13.
Wm. Edward Harrls.'roopt 18.
Howard Charles Pabst. room 13.
Antoinette Fuliin. room 13.
Isrella M. Bryce, room 20.
Elsie Comstoclc. room 20.
Marybeth Chopin. mom :0.
Flora Davis. room 20.
Emily Ellerin. room 20. .
Elizabeth L. Elwood room 20.
Margaret Fiaherty. room 20.
Theresa E’. Fish. room 20.
Alice Graham. room 20.
Alice McCormi . room 20.
Eloise McEiroy. room 20.
Violet Bentschlor. room 20.
' Grace Stewart. room 20.
Jane Wason room 20.
Karl Wasop. room 20.
Harriet Bray. room 1’1.
Herbert Christotters, room
Elinor Ericson. room 21.
Nathalie Malktn, room 21.
Justina MurraY. room 21.
:vslyn Rowe. room 21.
Catherine Baker. room 21.
Anna M. Bales, room 28.
Albertina J. Mlserendino.

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V. Jeanette Little. room 23.
Harry Ingram. room 23.

John. Tolaud. room 24.
Marguerite Hendrikson. room 24.
Mildred Large. room 24.

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.Lord"——Psn.

THE. OFF|C6 Gov WHO HAS
A BROTHER m (30:92.66

“p.116 (“Immerse

Knight Street A. M. E. Church
Rev. W. Bent-y Lamar. Pastor.

Second quarterly meeting services. .

10:30 a. m.——Love feast.
2:30 p. m.-—~Dinner.
3:10 p. 1n.-—Union service, sing-
ing by the Union Choir of Norwalk.
7: 30 p. m.~—Scrmen. by Rev. w.
H. Jones, presiding elder of the New-
port District Conference.
6: 00 p. m.—-Ailen League.
Monday evening—Class meeting
and the quarterly conference.
Thursday evening—Class meeting.
Friday evening—Allen League.
Hallowo'en social.
Envelopes for the rally are to be
brought in at any or the services on
Sunday.

.- 1: 1.
Grace Baptist Church
:ev. It. F. Lee. Minister.

'1 was glad when they said unto
me. let us go into the house or the
22:1.

Sunday school-10 n. m.

Baptizing—li a. m. .

Preaching—11:15 a. m. Idol 3:
16-18:“tl1aracteristic Traits ot a
Christian. "

Junior B. Y. P. Ill—5:80 p. 111.

Senior B. Y. P. U.-—7 p. m.

Preaching—4 p. m. Mk. 16: 15116.

Officers meetingw’ruesdny. S p. m.

Missionary n1cetlng~“-'ednosdsy.
8 11.111.

Pray er and cotcnantq‘ meeting—
Thursday, 8 u. m. '

Church iilccting~Fritlya. 8 p. in.

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First Church at Christ. Scientist
57 West Avenue. ’

The regular Sunday service of this
church is held at 11 a. 111. Sunday
school is held at 11 a. 111. Subject:
“Probation After Death."

Wednesday evening testimony
meeting is held at 8 o‘clock. To
both of these serviccs the public is
invited.

Reading Room. 57. West avenue.
open week days (holidays excepted)
from 12 to 5. Tuesday and Thurs-
dya evenings from 7 to 9.

All are welcome. ‘

- ‘ c a s ‘
South Nor-walk Baptist Church
Rev. L. T Mallet-y. Pastor. .
Everyman's Bible class will meet
Sunday morning at 10 a. 111. There

room will be special music by Bob Hart-

ley and Homer Grimes. The subject
of the lesson is: "Diana oi Ephe-

' sinus.

‘Bible school will meet at 10 a. to.

Worship at the Tabernacle. 11 a.
1n.a.ud2:30_.p m.aud7:16p.m.

Young peoples meeting at the
First it. E. Church at South Nor-
walk at 6 p. m.

The mid-week prayer service will
be resumed Thursday evening at 7: 30
in the tornt of a Tabernacle service.
This is to be an "Echo" service.
Every member ind friend of the
church is urged to be present.

Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. East Nora-slit.
Rev. Robert 13.13. Footc. Réctor.
Oct. 85th twentieth Sunday after
Trinity-
-:10 so a. m.—-Moruiug prayer and
sermon. v
"9: 30 a. in .-Senior Sunday school.
11: 45 a. m.-—Junior Sunday school.
Sunday afternoon and stoning
services at the Tabernacle. . This is
the last opportunity to hear Dr. An-
derson. .
.fl‘hursday. 2 p. m.—-Meetlug of tho
wanna Guild with Mrs. s “21:91.
ley. “l Scaview place.
Friday. 8 p. m.-‘Hallowc on party,
given by St. Agnes‘ Guild. All are
l.nvited

Trinity (march

Rent] .. 8.14mi! H" .. Rector.

i
‘ship at the Tuber-uncle.

:cnucmru

9:10 a. m.—~(lhuroh ,

10: so a. n1.~)iatins

Calendar for the jw‘eeh‘
lowing:

Tuesday. 8 p.- in. «Basin
ing at the Young Poop “a“
Guild.

Wednesday (Feast of In.
and St. Judah—"me Holy .. ,
will be celebrated at 9‘: so a. in

The Thursday Eucharist Ml
omitted for this week. ' ;

South hermit Congregation”,
church

Rev. 1“. It: Vacobe. Minister.
Servicestor Sunday. October 25~
The Church school will‘moe

9: 45 '
The church will unite with tit

Crusade services tor morning was

.The Young People's Society will
unite with the union young people".
service at the South Norwaik inn
Church

The he
meet with rs. Robert Silcocit
Couch street. on Friday afternoon‘s
three o 'clock

The members of the senior depart
ment of the Church school and the

teachers and ,oflicers 'ot the school ’

will hold ., Hallowe'on party on Fri;
day night at eight in the church. on

ing to lack or facilities the partywii

be limited to members.

The Endeavor Circle of King's
Daughters will meet with Mrs. 0.!
I" try on Wednesday afternoon.

On Thursday evening at 7: to w

lbo held the ilrst of a series of Thurs? ‘

day evenlhg services. The hospital:
ity committee will Set as hostess,”
'the occasion. Mr. Jacobs will speak
on "Impressions of the Meeting of
ithe National Council " .An interest
ing musical program - is» assured.
Everyone invited.

Members or the parish Will must

note the following teattrtive program '

{or November:

Sunday. Nov. 141.11. Day.“

Church, Church school and Young '

Peepie’ s Society at regular hours.

Special hour or music given by
choir. assisted by Mr. Charles Ste
ling, violinist. and Mr. Norman Stan
hard 'celiist. trom tour to live in tho
afternoon. ,

Monday. Nov. 2. 8-Meoting' of
business committee at the church.

Tuesday. Nov. a—Meetlug '

Whatsoevcr Circle 0! King s Dough»

iers.

Wednesday. », Nov. 4. s—Womeiafs

Thursday. Nov. 5. 6: SO—Suppor.
Association regular meeting. *
followed by meeting in Church school
room at» 7:43'. Mr. Jacobs will
speak. 3 "

Sunday. Nov. 8—Communion serv-
ices.

Monday, Nov.
Women’s Club will meet with Mrs.
William Ferris for reorganisation.

Thursday. Nov 13 and Nov. 1!.
6: Sit—Supper. followed by services.

International Bible Students .
Red Men's Bail. Washingmn Street.
Bible Class—4- 5 11.111. Text to bi
considered: 1 Tim. 2: i, d. y

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First m-(fiiln'ch‘of DIVE.”

De Witt Talmadge 't’sn Doren.
later.

Sunday sonica- will be held at
10: so a. 111. this sermon subject will
be: "Whit Malt Be the nest:
Conflicting rut-poses and on
Will It Depend t"

commence Thursday evening N"

5 at. eight o‘clock.
I 4: .C

M
Rev. E; C ‘Wonlel. Pads}.

Services for the twentieth Sunday} German service at iii him. '
latter Trinity: ,

7 N I. Inc—~89 En

urn; service at: i! a. to.

tality committee wilir‘

Mrs. Weasel vrc
the baby boy. '

'rno‘ Sohiet‘y

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