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l first Methodist Episcopal Church
South Norwclk. Conn.
(Warren 1. Bowman. Pastor).
Church School at 10.
Public worship at 11.
“The Victor‘s rewnrd."
Young People's service at 0:16.
Evening worship at 7:“. Sub-
Subject
Music
Morning. Organ Prelude. Rer-
ceuse. Spinney; Offertory Solo, “The
Cross." Harriet Ware. Miss Ruth
Bowman; Organ l‘ostlindc. Postlude
in F. Cappeien.
Evening. Organ Prelude. By Bil-
ent Hearth. Wagner; Offertory Solo.
“Teach Me to Pray." Jessie Mae
iJewett. Miss Ruth Bowman; Or-
gan Postiude. Poglu e in G.
The Thursday even g devotional
services hereafter will begin at 7:80.
Concert in this church for the
Ibonefit of our my mission work an-
der Dr. Riggio on Monday evening.
Rally-Day services will be observ-
ed next Sunday. for both church and
church school.
' The Ladies' Aid society will serve
a chicken dinner in the church on
Friday. Oct. 22. 6 o'clock.
The Methodist Men's council will
meet in the grand banquet hall. Ho»
tei Commodore. N. Y. City. October
16 and .zeth. The aim is to relate
Methodist manhood in a larger way
to the present day Christian tasks.
First Congregational Giumh of
South Norwalk
(Mrs. Lois Birchard Hedner. Organ-
ist and Director)
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‘ Sunday—9:80. Everyman's bible
class. at Regent theatre. 9:46
Church school. 11:00. Public wor-
ship—Sermon by Rev. Thomas A.
Young. 11:00. Nursery.
.‘iusic
Organ Prelude. “Andante Canta-
bile in G Major." Crison: Anthem.
"Sing Ljnto God.” Schnecker; Offer-
tory Solo. Soprano. "Come Unto
Him." Dunn; Organ Postlude,
"Morning Song.” Merkci.
Monday—7:30. Meeting of
Pilgrim Guild. at the church.
Tuesday—7:30, Meeting of the
chairmen of the different depart-
ments of the Chirstmas Fair. at the
church.
Wednesday—2:30 The Whaiso-
ever Circle will hold its meeting at
the home of Mrs. John A, Hamilton.
the
No. ”l Flax Hill road. Fanny
Crosby song books. Penny-a-day
bog! are due.
Wednesday—8:00. The Endeavor
will hold its first meeting of the
fall season at the home of Mrs.
Reed Flynn. Eversicy avenue.
Thursday-4:30. Choir practice.
St. Peter’s Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
(Rev. E. C. Wenzei. Pastor)
German service at 10. English
gervics at it. Bible class and Sun-
day schoolat 12 noon. Subject of
sermon: "Good Works."
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
there will be a conference of the
Lutheran Pastors in Hoboken. N. J..
and the local pastor expects to at-
.tend it. Confirmation instructions
will be omitted Monday. but will be
resumed again Friday at 4 in the
Sunday school room of the church.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Young People's so-
ciety will be held Tuesday evening in
the basement of the church at 8. All
the members of the society are cor-
dially requested to belpresent.
November 2 our Ladies' society
will serve a supper in the basement
of the church. The supper will con-
sist of clagt chowder. ham. potato
salad. relishes. pie and coffee.
This Sunday. our sister congress.
tion in Westport will celebrate its
annual mission festival. A special
service will be held there at t in the
afternoon. Pastor Kavasch of Hart.
ford. will preach the sermon. After
the service the ladi. will serve re-
freshmcnts.
Salvatim Army
20 W ington Street
Sunday sch . 10:80.
Holiness meeting. 11:80.
Praise meeting. 8:80.
Salvation wind-up. 7:80.
Services conducted by the South
Manchester corps band.
Trinity Church
(Rcv. Chapman S. Lewis. M. A.
Rector)
8:00. Holy Eucharist.
0:80. Church school.
10:80—Matins and sermon.
Contributions for the parish coal
fund will be received tomorrow.
The Young People‘s society will
hold their first social dance of the
season. Thursday evening in the par-
ish hall. '
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Church
West and Mott Avenues.
(A‘. the Center.)
(Meorl P. C er. Pl; D.. Minister.)
ans—Sun ay School.
New scholars received at any tim
11:00—Church Rally Day service.
This should be agenuine "every-
mcm r-go-to-church-day." Dr. Cul-
ver w l preach on "The Means of
Grace." Flowers and fruit will be
placed on the altar to the shut-ins.
Notice of people who cannot get out
to the public service should be given
to Mrs. St. John Keeler. Phone 1878.
0:30—Epworih League Devotional
meeting. All young people of the
church and Sunday School should be
in this meeting. .
7:80—Evenlng worship. Those
who could not be present at the
Rally Service in the morning should
make a. special effort to be on hand
at the evening service. The pas-
tor's scrmon subject will be: "The
Discovery of America."
Monday, 7:45—Opening meeting
of the Tompkins League. All old~
or boys of the Sunday School are in-
vited to this meeting. too—Meet-
ing of the Sunday School Board.
Wednesday. 2:30—Meeiing of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty at the home of Mrs. C. Otis Fitch.
81 Fairflcid avenue. This is the
annual meeting for election of of-
ficers. Following the business ses-
sion Mia; Susan Olmstcad will con-
duct the study class. ~
Thursday. 7:45-—Mid-week service
of Prayer. There will be a con-
tinuation of the theme: “The Place
of Prayer in the Christian Life."
All classe
enter upon a new year of wor ay
This” week‘s subject will he “The
Elements of Prayer." Interest and
attendance is growing. Plan to at-
tend.
Friday, 5:30-8:00—The Y-t Class
will give a Cafeteria supper at the
church. Everybody invited. There
will also he a sale of fancy work.
Make Sunday a real Rally Day.
The friendly church.
South Norwalk Baptist Church
(Rev. L. T. Mallory, Pastor.)
The addresses are as follows:
Children's Sermon. “A Boy in a
Field."
Morning, "Spiritual Training."
Evening. "With Both Hands."
This is Loyalty Sunday and every
member of the church is urged to
be present.
There will be a demonstration of
Scripture teaching to children by
Mrs. Stephen Clifford Sunday morn-
ing which every mother and father
will wish to enjoy.
9:80—19. B. class.
10:00—Bible school.
11:00—Mornlng worship.
6:80—0. E.
1:80—Evening worship.
Monday, 8:00—Monthly meeting
of board of trustees.
Monday-Wed. -- State convenUon
at Mystic.
Tues., 7:80—Kings Daughters.
Thursday — All day. Pairileid
Sunday School Aaso. at First Pres.
Church. Greenwich.
Thursday, Tao—Prayer meeting.
The new hymnais will be on hand
Sunday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. L. T. Mailery will
attend the Baptist State convention
at Mystic. Conn.. this week.
Music '
(A. M.)
Prelude Religioso—Parker. An-
them— “Let Not Your Heart Do
Troubled," Stillman. Solo—Postlude
Mirna—Donahue.
(P. M.)
Intermezzoc-Mnscagni. Anthem-—
“0 Jesus Thou Art Standing."
Shepherd. Poetlude in D—Oesten.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
. Church
lo—Church school
ship Bible class. ,
ll—Publle worship with Rally
program by the church
and Friend-
chooL
,0:80—-Epworth league. Leader.
Earl Gorham. Topic. "Fair Win-
ners and Good Losers."
7:80—Publlc. Worship with all
Masonic bodies of the city invited.
Most of them will attend as organ.
iznllons. Sermon on "The Plans
on the Trestle Board."
First Comtlondl Church
On the Green. Not-walk
Rev. Ernest 1". McGregor Ph. 1).,
. Pastor
Morning worship at 11. Rev. Ern-
est M. Halliday. of New York will
preach.
Sunday School at 9:45 and 11:00.
Christian Endeavor at 0:00.
Tuesday. the Golden Rule Circle
will meet with Mrs. William F.
Wicke, 2 Fort Point St. at 8:00 p. to.
Sunday. Oct. 17,. will be Rally
Day for all departments of the
church with a general service at
11:00.
Articles for the Missionary Boxes
should be sent to Mrs. HUM): Cole-
burn. Berkeley St.. The House Boun-
tiful will be held Nov. 11 and 12. in
the parish house.
Music
Prelude. Andante
Anthem. God Is Lave . . Skelly
Anthem. iiymn of Praise . Ruienher
i‘ostludc Finale .. ....... .. Wider
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Christ Church
Gregory Boulevard. East Norwalk
Robert B. B. Foote. Rector
9:30 Senior Sunday school.
10:45 Morning prayer land'sermon,
“The Best Dish."
12:00 Junior Sunday school.
6:30 Young People‘s Fellowship
supper meeting
7:80 Evening service conducted by
the Young People's Fellowship. The
Rev. Henry E. Kelly. rector of St.
George's church. “Bridgeport, will
preach the sermon.
Monday, 7:80 Vestry meeting.
Tuesday 7:00 S. O. 8. Boys' club.
8:00 St. Agnes' Guild.-
Wednesday. 8:00 Parish council.
Thursday. All day meeting of the
Women‘s Guild beginning at I a. m.
Friday. 7:80. Choir rehearsal.
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St. Paul's Church
On the Green
Rev. Louis B. Howell, Rector
7:30. Holy Communion: 9, Morn-
ing prayer: 9:15, Sunday school:
10:30. Holy Communion and ser-
mon: 7:80. Evening prayer.
All seats lire free at all services at
St. Paul's Church. and all persons
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gr. welcome at all times. Scholars
are wanted for the Sunday school
from tho ago of four up. The school
is graded. and all classes have com-
petent teachers. Parents are asked to
encourage the children to come to
the Church services also; an award
is made for faithful attendance at
the end of the school year.
Knight St. A. M. E. (‘liurcli
Rev. W. Henry Lamar. Pastor
The Second Quarterly Meeting
service will be as follows:
10:80 Love feast.
18:80 Sunday school.
8:00 Dinner.
8:00 Sermon by llcv. F. 1-3. nou-
ser. of Stamford.
0:00 A. C. 1:) Magus.
7:80 Sermon by Rev.
Jones, president of the
district.
Monday evening. quarterly con-
forence.
Tuesday evening. class meeting.
W. ll.
Newport
Nasarcue Services
3‘25 Liberty Square
Preaching Sunday afternoon at
8. with praise service preceding.
Preaching in the evening at 7:45.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8.
Grace Episcopal Church
Rev. J. Benton Werner, Pastor
The celebration of the 11on Com-
munion at 8.
Morning prayer and sermon at
10:80.
Sunday school at noon.
First Church of Christ. Scientist
-~. 67 West Avenue
The regular service of First
Church ‘of Christ, Scientist. will be
held Sunday at 11.
Subject: "Are Sin.
Death Real?"
Bundal school will be held at 11.
Wednesday e v e n in g testimony
meeting will be held at s.
The reading room in the church
edifice, 57 West avenue is open week
days. holidays excepted from 12 to
5; Monday and Thursday evenings
from 7 to 9. where the Bible. the
works of Mary linkir Eddy and all
authorised Christian Science litera-
ture may be head. borrowed or pur-
chased.
Ail are welcome.
Disease and ‘
Grace Baptist Church
32 Butler Street
Rev. R. F. Lee. Minister.
Sunday school. 0:45. i
Preaching. 11:15 .
Rally . reports-J1 u b i n Simeon
chl. Judah and Zebulum service.
Preaching. 8.
Rally reports—Joachar, Dan. God.
Asher and Naphtnli service.
Regular Sunday offerings as usu-
til at lllib and uh.
Tuesday. 7. ’l‘eacliers'
5,30. Missionary meeting.
Wednesday, 8. l‘rudenllal beam.
Thursday. ll. l‘raycr meeting.
Friday. 8. Young People's Bible.
class; 8:30. Choir practice.
Bible Popular As
Ever For Students
meeting;
Despite all reports of growing ma.
tcriulism. ngnostlcism and other
anti-religious tendencies, the llible.
Word of God and a fascinating his-
torical record, remains the most
popular book in the world. accord-
ing to a statement from tho Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago. which
announces a new course to he offer-
ed in the institute's correspondence
department.
The experience of the institute
with thousands of people outside of
the regular students in the Bible
school reveals. the odicials say. that
although church-going and other
religious duties may not be as
scrupulously observed as in formgr
days. the fundamental human crav-
ing for knowledge of the iternni is
not to be denied.
“Great Epochs of Sacred History"
is the name of the new course which
has just been added to the icn al-
ready offcrcd by mail. it is to be
conducted by Dr. James M. Gray,
president of the institute. and offers
certificates of credit if the final ex-
aminations are passed. Twenty-four
lessens. beginning with Genesis and
concluding with Acts. comprise the
course.
Figures recently compiled show a
total enrollment of 6.000 in the, vn-
Hans courses of the correspondence
school at the present time. Since
the organization of the department
in 11101, more than 35.000 persons
have taken advantage of the oppor-
tunity to study the Bible in this
manner. Other courses include:
"P'r’actlcal Christian Work.
"Evangelism." "Fundamentals of
Christian Faith." “Christian Evi-
dences." "World-Wide Missions"
and “Synthetic Bible Study." the,
last named holding the record for
popularity.
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HIGH SCHOOL
The June 1027 class of Norwalk
High School is holding a cake sale
today at the Piggly Wiggly Store.
.‘iiain street. Very good cakes will
be on sale. The class is confident
that {ho public can recognize those
eukcs that make the mouth natcr
and hurry the hands to the poclut-
books. '-
Amo’hg those who attended the
Norwalk-Danbury illgh School game
at Danhury were: the Misses Ellf'l‘n
McMahon. ilelen Sculiey, Dorothy
Delaney. Dorothy Stevens. Margaret
Fish. Marion Riordan. Doris Pin-
noyer, Anna Cotter. Dorothy llull.
Gertrude Cotter. Dorothy Cnndee,
Jeannette Guthrie. Katheryn Skelly
nnd Katheryn O'Reiily. and tho
Messrs. Ernest Pollard. Dan Doug-
las. Henry Hopkins, Coleman Char-
nok and Chcstcr liuitcry. The score
of the game was 0-0.
Miss Amelia Walton and Miss liln
Modnc. attending Normal School.
\isitcd their runny friends at the
Norwulk High school Friday. This
\ch being Danbury Week the girl.-
hnve a week‘s vacation which they
nrn determined tn enjoy to the full
extent. Miss Walden was telling
many of her friends who are plan
ning to enter normal “noi just haw
she finds it there. The gir s
cited and asked many questions
which Miss Walden answered cheer-
fully.
Miss Ruth Uhle. Marvin Beach.
has: just returned from a trip to
Bridgeport where she visited rela‘
lives.
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