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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 1, 1926 · page 14

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3 BATURDAY.mMAY1, 192a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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. New Haven Journal Courier de- given by Floyd A. Beecher. The (
.A . . t \ ‘ scribed the occasion as rollovvs: program or the evening consisted or
A FEW ‘ "Rev. A. r, chamberlgin, new musical numbers ». by the Sunday
un y 06¢” an cw: ~ pgstor or the puma", Plains iii. E. school orchestra. in ukulele solo by TRISTRAM & HYATT CO
fOW FOR YOU PASTOR GIVEN church. and Lira. Chamberlain Sir“); “l"le”. “01’7“"0 ”“10 by
were given a reception last evening 5" my "‘5. ”"11"“ by "‘0 WALL
‘ , ‘ . in the social roomy. at tho Humden WWW“!!! New ”Man l'Mlol‘hI “OV- "“33...“ ”a.“ I. (‘ FQRWALK' OONN
‘1‘ Wednesday-Band Practice, 7:80. Plains church where 160 member. L‘. it. linssett of tho (1mm M. l'l. "3 ‘Y NW A r‘luxn
e L Tll' SUNDAY Al'i'llR EASTER . .. . WARN WELCOME .. .. A .,
. u sy- or! In an cams. semblcd. The occasion devclo :- 0W!" Monuv J. 3- vhurch: im- .
$80.80;)“ air. mo. Holiness mcct- . mm . mo... 9..."... affair. in: iron-Tum: Hill at the Trinity M. :2. gm?“ 3‘3““ :30 y: 311811“! Prints 500 yd. ~
ng. : . “'7‘”: committee in ‘ohll‘lc having “r. murch: Am. a. o. ifurils of tin- ver ast nis o y otton Foulards
magma-o...) cum. 0, Emu". or,“ mm“ “Hymn, Rev. A. (. Lhamberlaln ranged a line program {or the cvc- Wm "mm M. 1:. church; Rev. C. Evertast Gingham Bile yd. Prinjab Percales ' 33° y:
South Nor-walk Ccluto." Grey. K‘kh‘ 3- 5' M- ’1. i'hmb- l Guest of Honor at Re. ping. Fl. Farm of the Blakcslec ’i'rnlnlng " ‘ " ' 0 y '
30W I“. H. Jacobs. minister Anthem. “The God of Abraham Rev. W. Henry Lamar. Pastor. I - . “B. B. Broadbont was chairman “”00" Mfl- 9- W. “GM“ rendered COLORS “FAIL“TEE"
“glint-chard Hedner. organist Praise," Buck, 11:00 Monthly morning class i c e!) t I 0 n '1" Hamden or the reception. and Rev. W. D. a. violin solo accomlinniNi by Rev. ‘
r - dmgasxflearector or “'23-:le postlude. "March in D." :flcigoAfiucndéylzflml- Plains M. E. (/hul‘cl'l 31::cdlt.“distrli‘ct ssu\%erinte:dent.f a: Beach at the piano. Following tho
M 09s for the week beginning The month] business meetin of 7:80 Ser‘mon (allowed b the ,. . ”VT/W...- s . " n. I essen ergo te mum“! and literary program. ro- ‘ '
. , . a will he held as follows: the Ladies' Ai’d society will be bold Lord's supper. ' y ”l" "t" A‘ .F' (‘hn.ml'm‘l'_m' f0" 3:21:0st mug: $5112?" QVar- freshmen” were ”nod and the H... Woman Slain—Throat Cut 1". J. Walsh. (my, “As found hud—
"i Iday. 9: (5, church school. Tuesday afternoon. May 4, at 2:30 Monday evening trustees met-ting mvrl‘v 1mm" m ”10 Mutt: M’r‘mlk \lisslonar societ i t 'it omc ntnx's attnir concluded will 11 died bum” Mr ”"1 m h" “0”“
:. 100. Public worship. communion instead or Wednesday, in the church Tuesday evening 'class meeting. I “rum-1N min" h “"3 ““m u "9' ‘ trio ”:0 new n.3,. 0mm y n- . l n ”WADE” H”. MP) —' “01‘ he" Th“ d'"“""’-‘ “ “ “"d0 i'”
:bq“ movtion of new members parlors. ' caption liyl‘lus new purlsllinncrs in 9". 3 p - D7939“ betoming l'i‘rfiitl‘iln." {H‘- Ithront mg and n. handkerchief ”tug. Miss Milly war. a rim ‘9 “-h,. ,
431200. nursery. Thursday. 7:”, worship. Guns 3‘9"" Church. llillllillll llllirsuluy t‘i‘i'nlilg. The “The address of welcome was qunintcd with the new minister." If"; in 1101' mouth the body 01‘ Mrs. lives with the “'illshv‘s
V: a:33iifllln'gcmpeople’n meeting -—---f——— Rev. R. F. L09. Minister.
. 0- 51’. 8' meeting otthe busi- First Church oi’ Christ, Scientist 23 Butler 31.
. “53312056, ti 5'! West avenue Sunday school. 8:46.
B K mcc ng of the C. The ""1" service of the First Ereaching. 10:16.
' ' Church Of Christ, Scientist. will be un. and Sen. Unions 0. ‘
wggllbzdu'onatfrfs22:02:81,033: held Sunday. at 11 s. m. Covenant and Communion 7. :
held in the church dining-room. Subject. "Everlasting Punish- Monday. 7. Donkey party. home
varied program of readings and may“ , ti g: M". M"), A' Clement. 1' Tollea
; train has been arranged. Miss Helen 0 nesdny cienlng “3 mony y - l
‘b tsingor Wm Mn: and refresh meeting will be held at 8. . . onday .. parsonage. Ladies Alli
4,“, his will be serv.cd Each group Sunday school will be held at 11. Meeting. 't
‘ the association ““1 have .‘ part into which children up to the age Tuesday 6, teachers' meeting.
~lho program. and We”, noman in of 20 are lovingly received. Thursday, 7, Midweek prayer:
parish is imited to attend and The reading room. in the church meeting. ‘
nioy the afternoon. edifice. 57 West avenue, is open Friday. 7, Y. M. bible class. 1
Thursday. 7: 00' there will be a week days. holidays excepted. from |
” -dio Party" at the church. given 12 to 5: Tuesday and Thursday Christ. Church '
y the junior high department. evenings from 7 to 9. where the 0,930,, Boulevard |
-no who comes must be dress- Bible. the works of Mary Baker Robert B. B. Foote. Rector
.. .. Eddy. and all authorized Christian 9.30 S
u s. Kiddie and bring «5° It i b and . enior Sunday school. .
Mothers Duy will be observed as scum“ tern ure may a r. ‘ 10:“. HOW communion and aer~l
. 1 The program or the morn- borrowed. or purchased. mon ' ‘
'1" be in ohm.” or the hospi- A" are welcome. 12:13.0 Jgnior Sunday school. ‘ "
' . committee. It there are an , . "em"! Waycr and icturc
-o desire to contribute towardv St. pom” Evangelical Lutheran sermon. “God and the Pinama'
rs to be sent to the sick and Chm” can“ i
tit-in mothers. they may do so by 59"" Street Tim“? 3‘ 30 G. F. S candidates- t
ifying Mrs. Archie Nash. chair. Rev. E. C. Wenzel. Pastor 7. 00. S. O. S. boys club; 7: 80 girls
is of the flower committee, German service at 10. English club with Mrs. George Stillman. .
, The Whatsoevor circle of King’s service at 11. Bible class and Sun- Wednesday evening services have?
’ lighters will hold a rummage sale day school at 13 noon. Subject of been discontinued until full
. 18 and 14. Those who have sermon: “Temptations." Thursday: 2: 00. monthly business
tiles to contribute will kindly The Bible class will meet Monday social. and missionary meeting of the l
tify Mrs. E. B. Smith, Mrs. Elim- and Wednesday evenings at“ .80 in woman's guild at the rectory.
« Selleck or Mrs. Louis S. Boers. the basement of the church.
dilution will be made May 12. May 10. plays will be given in the The South Norwalk Baptist Church i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

finale for Sunday will be as fol-
flush prelude. Allegro Risoluto.

them. 0 Lord. Thou Art My
gen. Godard.

 

. L . Methodist Episcopal Church
“‘30,“ Warren I. Bowman. pastor
19. Bible school.

11.. worship. communion and the
j cut oil baptism.

' 45. young people's devotional
- ting.
‘ $5. worship. “The Midnight
'aical program:

Jul". organ prelude.

basement of the church.
The Ladies' society will
Thursday afternoon.

Rev. Lester ’1‘. Mallory, Pastor
The Sunday addresses are as fut
lorvs:

Morning: “Communion
tion." Children's sermon: “Tll'
House we Live in." Evening: "‘.
Young Man and His Purpose."
Sunday: 10: 00. Bible school: 11: (In
morning worship: 6:30. young pew-
plc's meeting. loader. John Hougl:
tonz' .. 3'0. evening worship.
Monday: 7: 30. Pioneer 1' mm‘la
log: 11:00. trustees' meeting.
Wednesday: 2 30. woman's asser—

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Medlin
Advent Christian Church.

Rev. F. L. Piper pastor,
Partrick organist.

Public worship at 11:00 A. M. and
7:30 P. M. Morning sermon by the
pastor, followed by Communion.

Sunday school at 10:00; Loyal
Workers at. 6:15.

At the evening service Rev. Bert

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Hudson 01 India will be the speak-
er. Mr. and Mrs. Hudson. are back
from 16 years or missionary work.
and with their four children will
spend a. year in this country. much
of it in Norwalk where Mrs. Hud-
son. formerly. Anna Nickorson lived

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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am. "As Pants the Hart."

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Church of God in Christ.
Elder Plummsr. Pastor.

10:30 Shnday school.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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8 Evening Service.
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tier Performance at 7:30.
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LAY 7:30. Open Air 8. Norwalk 8:15.
AARON KOEEN Sunday-Sunday school 10:30.
. Holiness meeting. 11:80. Y. P. n.
, g. 3 Ave. So. NOW]! 6:30. "Open-Air. 7:00. Salvation Ser-
Phone 489 vice. 1:30.
Tuesday—Ladies Home league
7:30.
we... 'COHENS
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thickly by pretending you have to

iation will meet at the church for!
bussiness and missionary meeting. .
8: 00 World Wide guild meeting at
the home of Mrs. Russell Wright
Ponus Manor Norwaik.

Thursday: 7: 30. mid-week meet-.
ing. Topic “Inspiration."
Announcements: . .
Miss Susan 'Olmstead will lead the
meeting of the Woman's association 1
Wednesday .

The pastor is beginning a regular
course in Bible study at the praytr
meetings. -

Music. morning:

Prelude by Mendelssohn.
Anthem "I Will Magnify Thee.0
God. " Mosenthai.

Solo. "Light and Darkness."f

Cow-en. ’
Postludo in G. Voickmar.
Evening:

Prelude. "Prayer." Massenet. i
l Anthem. “Come Holy Spirit." Mil-
er.

Solo. “Ah. ’Tis a Dream." Lassen.
Postlude, “March." Roger.
Quartet: Miss Threasa Schmidtp
soprano: Miss Eloise Shove, alto:
Mr. Walter Sayer. tenor; Mr. Fred-
erick Brock. bass.

 

‘ Trinity march

Rev. C. S. Lewis. M. A.. Rector
7:30. Holy Eucharist.

9:30. church school. .
10:30. choral Eucharist and ser-
moo.

Business meeting or the Women’s
Guild Tuesday evening preceded by
a supper at 6 o'clock.

 

First Baptist Church of Disinc
Healing .
DeWitt Talmage Van Dorcn. minister
Morning service at 10:80. ’
Subject or sermon: "The lmpelllngs
Motive or Lite."

 

 

" Grace Church
Rev. .7. Benton Werner. rector. ‘
The tlrst celebration of the Holy
Communion at 8 o'clock: the second
celebration of the Holy Communion.
with sermon. at 10:80; Sunday
School at noon in the Parish house.
Those recently confirmed will
make their ilrst Cammunion at the
10:80 service.

First Congncationsl Chm
0n the Green. Norwalk
Rev. E. I". McGrsgor. Ph. D.. Pastor
Morning worship at 10:80. with
sermon by the pastor. subject.."Gos-
pol Prld "; and communion and
reception of members. .
Sunday school at 9:30 and 10:30.
Young people's service at 5:16.
Monday. the Doorkeeper's Circle
will meet with Mrs. John Glover at
8.

 

Tuesday. the Gleansrs' Circle will
meet in the Esther Noble room at
7.80. ‘
Wednesday. the‘L. B. A. will meet
in the Esther Noble room at s.

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Prelude. Andante Cantabile. ’rsch.
sitowsky. '

Response. Bless the Lord. 0 My
Soul.
Anthem. Christ When a Child. .
Anthem. A hash of God. Roldan.
Response. The Lord Bless Thee. ,
Gibson. ;
Postiude. Harehs Postmesle.

w. Allen Schodeld. organist and
director.

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