The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-13
SUNDAY SERVICES.

DePeu, Pastor. Service with sermon 10:30 A. M; Song service, 4:3O P. M: Organ recital 4:15; Sunday School and Bible Class at Noon; Wednesday Even 7:45 o'clock.
 Kings Highway Congregations Snurcn, spring street. near Noble ave- nue, Rev. F. E. Matthias, pastor. Ser vices: Preaching, 10:45; Sunday School l2:l5; Christian Endeavor 6:15; preach Ing 7:15: Morning subject: ''Church iHances. The address at the even- Ing service will be made by Rev. Wm. D. Stelle, missionary from Picking, Gnlna. During the morning service there will be an address to boys and girls.
 First Methodist Episcopal Church, Fairheld avenue and Broad street, the pastor. George M. Brown will speak morning and evening At 1O:3O the subject will be: '"The charm of cheer fulness or the fountain of good feel ing. Sunday School at 12:15: At 3 ' o'clock Madam Mountford will lecture on the '"ren Talents" The Epworth League service at 6:3o will be conduct ed by MT. Walter Hoag. At 7:30 the pastor will speak upon: '"The friend of the unfortunate.'' There will be a evening service.
 First Presbyterian Church. Corner State street and Myrtle ave. Services MacLaren Richardson, Pastor Topics: Morning, Joyous Living" Evening ''The Man for the Times" Elias Howe IT., Post of Civil War Veterans, and Nathaniel W. Bishop, Camp of Span fsh War Veterans will attend this ser vice in a body. Sunday School fol- lowing the Morning Service
 Grace M. E. Church, Fairfield and Clinton avenues. Divine worship 1O:3O. sermon by the pastor John Emory Parks Bible School 12 o'clock; Ep- worth league, 6:45; Leader, Geo. w. smith; Evening worship 7:3o sermon by the pastor. Subject. How to hit because they do not know the secret. If you cast an arnnful of missiles in the air, you will not likely hit the tae- get. Hear the pastors sermon on the subject. Good inspiring music. All welcome.
 Immanuel Baptist Church. The third of the series of services relating to favorite hymns will take place to- morrow evening at Immanuel Baptist church, cor. Lafayette and Gregory streets, at 7:30 o'clock. The hymn "Je sus Saviour, Pilot Me" will be the subject. These services are uncom- mon in that there is a continnality of thought LnrOuSnOuL, only the WOTuS or the one hymn being used, and every utterance whether in prayer, song or comment bearing upon the thoughts embodied therein. The Pastor will give the origin and history of this most beautiful and popular hymn.
 First Church of Christ, Scientist, S71 Lafayette St.. Service at Il a. m: Subject, Soul" Sunday School 12:15 Wednesday evening testimonial meet ing at 8 o'clock. Reading room open every week day, morning from 10 to' l, and every afternoon including Sun day, from 3 to 5. Also open Friday evening. All are welcome to both the reading room.
 Peoples Presbyterian Church,
 Lincoln Hall 10:30 A. M.
 Minister, Rev. H. A. Davenport.
 Theme:-
 Are You Going to Heaven?"
 Trio:- Mrs. Lyons, Miss Ginand, MT. Adams. l
 Other Services:-
 12:10. A. 5, 6:30 P. M. St. Johns Church, cor. Fairfield and 1 Park avenues, Rev. Wm. H. Lewis. | D. D., rector-Holy Communion, 8 | a. na.; Men's Bible class, g a. n1.; morn ing service, with address by the rec tor on '"The Personality of Abraham Lincoln" 1O:30 a. m; Sunday school, |
  12 m.; Confirmation lecture by the Rec tor. in the Chapel, p. m.; Evening l Prayer, 5. p. m.
 West End Congregational church, Colorado avenue, between Fairfield av- enue and State street. w. Irving Mau- Ter, minister. Tomorrow morning at J0.3O, the Rev. William B. Stelle of | Picking. China will speak on Mission ary work in the Imperial city. Sunday | School at noon. Christian Endeayor at 6:30 p. m. Evening service at 7:30. Sub- ject, Amos. the Social Reformer."
 On Sunday evening at the South Congregational Church, MT. Roy B. Guild, of Boston, will give a Stereop- ticon Lecture on one phase of the Inn migrant problem. MT. Guild has made a study of the immigrant and has re- gently visited Italy where he obtained the colored views that he will use to- morrow evening. This problem of tant questions of the day. The par ticular subject upon which MT. Guild will speak is, tThe Man from Italy, The service at which the lecture will be given begins at 7:30 All are cor dially welcome.
 Oliyet Congregational Church. North Avenue and Main street. Morgan Mil lar, minister. All seats free. Morning service at 10:3o: Rev. Dr. F. s. Child of Fairfield will preach. Evening ser vice at 7:30. At the evening service the minister will give straight ans wers to questions asked by the congre- gation. Wednesday evening at 7:45 ex- position of the International Sunday School Lesson.
 Scandinavians, AttentionH You are cordially invited to attend two great interesting and instructive lectures by the famous speaker Madame Lydia Van Finkelstein Mountford from Jeru- salem, Palestine, to be given in the First M. E. Church, cor. Broad St., and Fairfield avenue Monday and Tuesday. Feb. 18th and 18th, at o'clock D. m. Subjects: "The Shepherds of Palestine or the 23rd psalm illustrated' and Jerusalem My Happy Home" To these lectures the Scandinavfans of Bridgeport are especially invited. but we also ask the kind cooperation of the various American churches. There will be singing in both English and Swedish. N. J. Chilstrom, pastor Swe- { dish M E. Church, 34 w. Liberty St.
 Washington Park M. B. church, cor ner Barnum and Noble avenues. The pastor. Rev. Charles Fillmore Barto will preach at both services. The sermon at tent thirty a. m. will be on ''The Message to the Church at Pergamus." Evening address on Abraham Lincoln. Al the evening service Wh 'ch will be