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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 10, 1926 · page 12

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i ’ Sunday Notices and CllUith News l

THERE’S
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merit.
This is the big event of the yenri
in which all the parish organizations o
unite and is for tho bcncflt of theI

parish house fund.

 

East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church '
East Norwalk
Rev. Charles S. Gray, Minister
Clarence Cable. Organist and
Director
10. Church school and Friendship
llible class.
ll. Public worship. sermon on
"Faith. l’aitlifulncss and Freedom."
ll. Evening worship. sermon on
“lv‘ollowlng Christ."
Monday,evening. Omicron circle

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business meeting.

Wednesday, Ladles' Aid society
picnic.

Thursday. 8. Prayer and praise
service.

Saturday. Picnic of Friendship

Bible class.
The pulpit flowers tomorrow will
he provided by the Epworth league.

 

Trinity Church
Rev. Chapman S. Lewis. M. A..
Rector
Rev. Alexander Hamilton
Sunday services July 11
7:30. Holy eucharist.
10:30. Matins and sermon.
The. Young People's guild
meet Tuesday evening.

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St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran
Church
Cedar Street
lirv. E. C. Wenzel. Pastor

 

 

nill$.t‘. 1 meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
I'mria‘in- 5m the basement of the church.

IGerman service at 10. English
:sr‘rvlce at 11. Bible class and Sun-
‘day school will be omitted during
lJnly and August. Subject, of ser-
imnn: "The Christian in His Daily
Calling."

The Young People's soclgty will

 

 

tickets "5c Open Air. 7:00' .. _.'. , “. ll
Knight St. A. M. E. Church man; “7:30 choir “hears-L Salvation Service. nth. . ; \p ”I“ in Mid
Rev. W. Henry Lamar. Pastor ' e Thursday. Boys and Girls i-lnu . 'l‘ “”11 morning
The first quarterly meeting at this Advent Christian churclh In 3:23;,“ Mr 1.30 ml“... W «. .. mm. 1.1;: 1;:
conference year will be held as foi- :1; 111.33%; gkfiiupnstor. ll rs. - Salvation Service. 3100. .\ .. “will i... “Run.
‘°'"‘ Public worship at 11 and at mo. . -— . e and . . _""‘- “Urshin
10:80. Love Feast. Rev. Charles Sunday School at 10' and Loyal south honvslk Baptist (hum. Noi'n ‘ ‘Llleri ”mm“.
and Deacon Taylor. leaders. Workers at 5:30, Rev. L. ’1‘. Mallory, rum... .th m . ‘ thorn“...
2:80. dinner. ' Through Sunday mornings in July. There will be union Scrum s :- e 1...” .. “I min-n will
8:80, union services.‘ 0.. pnltor' will speak aions this gen- day in this church, South .\. i- \ “.01 .. .' '. mm; tit 7;“.-
o 6:00. A. C. E. league. goal line. "hiorninfl “‘“h GM! Fun- Methodist and South Norwiil. . ”um ho . .. r u. 5p”... a
7130' “"110“ by P- 13.. W~ 1" damentais." gregational churches C‘lDI"l'.i‘ and hplp it is rem.”
Jones. The topic for Sunday morning will It. Morning worship. Hm .. wok and
Honda! oveninr first quarterly be “Has the Bible Evolved out or 7.30. Even,“ worm... . __
conference in charge of Dr. Jonel- Man‘s Religious Experience; or has Monday, 8. Postponed nzw‘ ( Mi... (Inn. 1
‘ 6°“ “Wk" through I" the board of trustees. Rev. J, . ‘ I 'j |, _
Grace Baptist Church While the pros‘ent heat is nit con. Tuesday, 0. King's Dank.” ‘ C. V The CD: A“. , i 1 him”
ductive to atten once. we as our . n .1. 1.. 3. com_
22 Butler Street friends in the church and parish to msl'htlrsday, 7:”. Pl'avr . inllgl‘lgglrlnm
Rw' 3' 1" Lu' mum” W“ ”mm 9"" '° °°'“°‘ The Mirna circle of xi. . . 3n. 10.3... I 5’iliiiin it
Sunday '°h°°" “5' Prayer and praise service Thurs. to“ will hold m “mm ‘ _ c at - .
PreIchIn‘, 1!:15- day evening “I. 71‘s. 1 . ’ . A ‘- l _ '
Th3 Rev. Dr. E. A. P. Cheek. Roton Point. 'lucsd.._\ , oon l-‘irstCm In: . MM Mrmm
New York. will preach at 3:30." St. Paul's Church On the Green Supper will be scrverl‘n' . ' ’ . .. 1e .
Junior and Senior 13. Y. P. L s.. Rev. Louis B. Howe“ Rector. Sunday morning m... .. ‘ The r . . .. of mm
7200- 7:30—Holy Commun|°n_ Prelude “Andante l.’ 2 ' . Lcy- l'hurch 0i .ri \‘.1ll be
Preaching 8:00. 9:00—Morning Prayer. blCh- .. ‘ ' '.. held Sundi 1...th Sacra“
Revival meeting beginning Sun- 10:30—41on Communion and ser- 03W! 0 Divine law” '1'. 6011- szt'd d
. ntinuln throu h mon. ll ' t n" ' . .4 u...
g:)l;’di‘ylllel:iy.qg.co This rgvival egf- 7=30-Evenins Prsyer. without Postlude in n Fist, rrrdrs. meeting in , . r. cloltnllfmy
i did 0 ortnnity sermon. Evening: ‘! Sunday i Ml .
graffiti: ta: gnaw Fn‘ii. aile- Durinr the summer. the Sunday Prelude. “Aurikfrsr! Engle- 1-... m. . l.-"‘1‘I‘llllr]i‘1h
glance to God and to the sinners “1100‘ ‘5 closed. The children “1'0 “K- mnnn. ‘ cditlcc. 57 ‘ h H...“ “wk
to become at in“ with God. You ed to come either tothc 7:30 or the 3010. "I Coniv- .. liner." Caro. days, lioiid . .mm 1. to
are welcome 10:30 a. m.. service. This attendance Roma. . 5: Monday -.~. P m-m
The Grace'Baptiat Sunday school will be credited on their record on Postlude. MW. 5 fl. 7 to 9; “h, _ its
' ' ‘ do to them . .. “Lurk!
will have its annual picnic outing “mam““d' “m "'3 ma ._. .. . or “My n . i A!” m
on July 29. at the end of the next Sunday school 30",.“ “mum“ l-Xliecovll ”mm“! (.11 .. ... , '. .
year. Parents are asked to encourage ( him I may be r‘ ‘ .. m ler
I - I." ll -
Mount Zion Baptist Church iglgenc'ghlldren in this matter of churc (At 21,. renter) chased. ‘ ’r
‘ .~ w 1‘ .nnrch
Franklin Street St. Paul's Church is open all day R V731“: 1"]; “’11:" Ph. D. ( ‘ . ‘ !

Rev. B. B. Harris. Pastor every day in the year for rest. e ' ‘ " " \'- B" r ' ' Gregory 1:. .. .m ‘ ‘ 1k
Preachin . 11. prayer and mod tat on, . ‘| - W...“ .
Sunday sihool. 12:30. ’ Children may be brought for bap- 945. Fundy “Mm-m2": 2:93;: ”in”; . ..,.
The Protective league will meet tism any Sunday at 12: or parents moms and 'i‘““’“ ‘ t ' - -- - 3M 3M“

at 3-30 .3... may arrange other hours if more “L H. 31~ ~ Shim“- ““9"“ M' mort-
3-60 B y 'p r: convenient. ‘ iieni. An in hers unable to he “ednesdnj W1 ML
7:80. Preaching . present nil: amount for substitutes. ning tho lil . W... In“
Wed‘negday pra§ref gneefin‘ 7;3n.- Salvation Al'm’ .‘It‘n'l .‘if‘h. '1 NY Clflll me?“ In the {018 Will be I - . . !\‘. SUD-
Thursday. watermelon festival at| Sunday school. 10:30. Men's riui. : .HT: at 915. The study per will 1... a; . m 7.3m
the home of Mrs. Norwood. Rock- Holiness Meeting. 11:30. of i-‘osdlvi . ls." liennina’ 0 Serv. In the men . ., I”
Y. P. Lesion. 6:30. ice" Krynl‘ '1 intrrrst. by the orciic

land road. from 6 to 10 P. M.

 

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3 TAKES — TAKE 1.

Wm. ncw YORK—492.

P. M. '

moo—Dinner music.
d:55-——i§asebail scores.

two—Janet BushJiccht. contralto;

Dr. Applcgate. barytone:
Mabelanna Corby. composer.
pianist.

his—Big Brother (to-operative
Committee.

7:30—Musicai comedy hits by
WEAF Musical Comedy

'4' Troupe.

liSO—Goldman Band Concert;
Waino Kanppi. cornet solo-
ist. ‘

10:00—Ben Bernie's orchestra.
11.12-Rolfe's Palsis D'Orehestra.
“'Jl, NEW YORK—465.
P. M.
’i:t‘5-—-Waldorf-Astoria Roof Or-
chestra. -
8:00—Congresslonai Forum.
8:2$-—Stadium Philharmonic Con-
cert.
10:30-—Astor Roof Orchestra.
“038, NEW YORK—810.
P. M.
6:00—-Uncle Geebee.
MSG—Vincent Sorey's Concert Trio.
6:50—Sydney Forson. barytone.
7:10—Vincent Sorey‘s Concert Trio.
7:15—Baseball results.
7:30—Wiiliam Black. "Outline
Travels." .
7:45—George Hall's Arcadians.
EMS—Clifford Measley. Numer-
. oi gy.
9:00—\ liam Chosnyk's Music
Memory Violin Recital.
9:30—Charles 'Febre tenor.
9:30—Ray Lev. pianist.
mes—Cmrles Febre.
10:00—Alexandcr Kadtson. "Fans.
ons Women of History."
mus—Ukulele Lon Hayes.
10:30—4Arrow head Dance
tra.
WNYO, NEW YORK—520.
P. M.
7:00—Plano selections.
Neumsn.
7:15—J. Morton Smith. barytone.
7:30—Police alarms. .
lzaa—J. Morton Smith, barytone.
his—Police Entertainers.
8:10—Baseball results.
sun—Band concert.
10:15—Harold Fowler. tenor.
10:30—Pollce alarms: weather.
WBNY, NEW YORK—:69.
P. M.
dub—Weather report.

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Saivation Anny Has -
N0 Summer Vacation

' Despite Balmy Night Air Lodgers Continuc To Apply
For Inside Beds—Outing For Children \cxl Week

 

7:10—Commercial digest.
his—Charles Premmac. tenor.
7:30—Orlando's Concert Orchestra.
8:00—Mme. Helene Rubinstein.
"Your Face."
8:15—Artists' debut hour.
sub—Anna. Russo. soprano.
9:00—Ginseppe Adami. violinist.
inn—Drawing Room Players.
“Francois Villon."
(ms—Johnson and Dowd.
and piano.
10:00—Frisch and Bergere. songs.
1-3.3. m—DX Hound hour.
“'MCA. NEW YORK—311.
P. M.
Rio—Belle Brooks. songs.
7:00—Tappen's Orchestra.
7:30—Margaret Garland. sopr
7:65-—Samuel Heller. reading
8:00-—-Mrgaret Garland. sent 0.
8:80—Time-O-Stat Entertain s.
9:00—Gladys Durham. sopr o.
9:15—John B. Muiianey. t
9:30—Gladys Durham. so
this—Bradley Lane, baryt

banjo

10:15—Hansen and How
10 : 30—Stsuch’s Orchestr
11:00b—Ernie Golden's
11:30—Food Show.
12 midnight-—-McAlpin
“T'Bl-l. NEW Y0
1". M.
6:15—Beiie Osborne.
6:30—Golf lesson.
Gus—Majestic ense .~ .
7:00—Grace Smith. .
7:15—Investmcnt
answers.

10:30—George

tone.
11:00—Hotsy "v Roys.
. “‘OR, ill ink—.405
P. M. ,i

gzlsflJacqu-‘l .Iilt‘Ol‘SI Ensemble.

mes—Bill Willie '. "Sports."

7:0‘0_Jscquos .inrribs‘ Ensembl'.

7:25—1N'ews i‘iillrtin.

7:30—0relie's Queensland Orches-
tra. . "

8:00—Lo’F-oy .llontesanio, tenor.

8.15—3dldrrd Delma, soprano.

8:30— thur Pryor‘s Band.

9.15... asino Orchestra.

9:45.- orkvlny Cartaret Concert
Orchestra.

10:15 Frass Quartet.

10:30 linntorcy Society Orchestra.

 

Milo—Sport Rays.

11:15. Ben Bernie's Orchestra.
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iihe past few months.

ihe East. for durinl the past week.
the captain said yesterday morning.
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——Shower Baths Open to All—Won. at iicadquar- 1

iers Done on All Year Basis.

sin Norwalk branch of the Sal- many of the
c iinii Army is conducting as full have sccured

schedule during the summer home.

tenths as it did the Past winter. A new polir
(cording to a report given by Cap- . em.“ wry w...
iain “1 Harold Bevan of the locall walk branch.
headquarters. The'memharship here led"... the ”g
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' "for the boys.

I rcpaired by transients. The system
is norklng very well.
i The open air meetings which

5 have been conducted in Nors-alk.
Saugatuck. Fairfleld and Westport
l have been very well attended.
During the past ”to works the
larmy has taken old people and
il cripples to Calf Pasture beach.
[where they have remained for a
day. Sometime next week 100
children will be taken to Calf Pas-
time where a day's outing will be
held for them. There villi be ath-
lr-tlc events and games.
The Ladies' House League has
been disbanded for the summer
’months. but will resume opcration
September 1. 'It is the work of this
society to repair old clothes which
been collected. Religious
ivliildren every Sunday at 6 o'clock.
.They are well attended despite the
warm weather. Thursday afternoon
I Bible instruction classes are popular
among the younger element. At

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