The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-25
r Fairfield

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Fridays.
First Presbyterian Church, corner
| State street and Myrtle Avenue. Rev.
John MacLaren Richardson, pastor.
day school 1910. Subject in the morn
ing Goods knowledge of Man In
the evening Samuel" Organ recital
by Mr.. Joyce 1925.
Broad and Gilbert streets, Richard L.
Swain, Phi D., minister. Morning ser
vice at 1890, sermon subject: The
Divine Art of Christian Living Sun
day school at noon; Junior Endeavor
at 4 p. M; Vesper Institute at 5 p. M;
Subject of DR.. SWANS address 1.-The
Growing Sense of Mans Worth" Spe-
cial music by the Arion chorus of 40
male voices. conducted by Mr.. r. K.
G. Weber. Christian Endeavor at 6:15.
First Congregational Church, corner
Broad and Bank streets, Rev. Herbert
D. GaHaudet, pastor. Service with
sermon 80 a. m. The Business of
the Church.. Second service, $50 p. N.
de We Believe in Gods RuIe?'' Spe-
cial Anthems by the choir. Organ re-
cital 4:20: Sunday school and Bible
class in the chapel at noon; Wednes-
day Evening Prayer meeting in the
chapel at 7:45 o'clock.
Park Street Congregational Church
corner Barnum avenue and Park ST.,
Gerald H Beard, minister. Morning
lister, subject: "Great Prayers of the
Bible. I. David's Prayer of Se1f-Con-
secration." Sunday school at 1905:
Young Peoples Alliance at $50; At
Stap1eton Of South Norwak will
preach Subject the Tombstone of
Christian Faith Inspiring music. A
welcome to all pews.
Avenue and Main St, Rev. Morgan
Mil1ar. minister. Fourth Sunday of
New Years to Easter campaign. Morn
ing service at 1920: MEN in the City
~ the Kings Fare - VPH-
per service at 5 o'clocl1( see notice in
another coEumn.) Sunday school at
1915. Christian Fndeavor meeting at
6:15.
Kings Highway Congregational,
Spring St, near Noble avenue, Rev. p
E Matthias. pastor. Services: Preach
G. E. $50; preaching 1885. Morning
subject, What Jehovah Requires of
U.s. During this service there will
be an address to boys and girls. Ev-
ening subject, tTfle Power of Moral
Leadership
West End Congregational Church,
Colorado avenue, between Fairfield
and State, Walter Leopold Bennett,
m. and 7:30 p. m; Sabbath school IL
a.. M; Y. P. s. G. e. $50 p. m. Lead
missions Prayer meeting, Wednes-
day 7:45 p. NJ Sabbath sermon sub
jects: Morning. '"Tribulation." Even
ing lis Mankind Grateful?"
PaEk Avenue IGmp1e, w aSn1nSJOn
and Park Avenues. The weekly ser
vices at the Temple are held at 8
o'clock, Friday. evening and 10 O'Clock
Saturday morning. Rev. DR.. Maurice
will be 6David, A Study in LIES
Poetry and Prose-
First Church of Christ, Scientist 81
Lafayette ST. Service at II a. M, sub
ject, Truth" Sunday school at ~ 10.
Wedn esday Evening Testimonial meet
ing at s. The Reading room is open
every day except Sunday from 10 to
and from 3 to also Thursday even
ings All are welcome.
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church
West Liberty street. Rev. N. J. Chill
strom, pastor Morning worship at
10:45 with sermon by Rev. Chas. w.
Simpson, superintendent of the Bridge
port Christian Union Sunday school
at noon Evening service at 7:so.
with the church, Mr.. Simpson and
some of the men from the Christian
Union having charge.
Bridgeport Christian Union Getty
Mission), q Bank St, Rev. ChaS w.
Simpson, superintendent. Services 5ev-
cry night at 8, except Wednesday and
Sunday at 8; also at O'Clock Sun
day afternoon. Tomorrow afternoon
Rev. Mr.. Rideout, pastor of the Sec
ond Baptist church will be the speaker
followed by testimony service, when
the men will tell of the only cure for
drunkenness.
First Methodist Church. F'airfed
Avenue and Broad St The pastor,
George NJ. Brown. will, speak morning
and evening At 1870 the subject will
be: 1.-The Church to Which I BELONG
After the sermon a. number will be re-
ceiyed into church membership The
and the Mems Assembly at the same
hour. The EpWorth league devotional
service at $50 will be conducted by
topic of the sermon will be: Birth
days of Great Men, 1t will be a ser
vice ~commemorating the birth and life
of VIM. Mckinley and Will be attend
ed by several patriotic societies.
Washington Park M. E. Church,
corner Barnum and Noble Avenues,
Rev Everett A. Burnes. minister. $50
a. m, Class meeting, Benjamin B.
Smith, leader; 1890 a. M. Morning
worship sermon by the minister; 1910
p m, Sunday school,, H AImon Chat
GLASS;. E. H. Williams, leader; $50 p.
M, Early evening meeting with an
address by DR.. J. E. Crowther of the
Methodist Board of Foreign Missions
His subject is Africa 7:3O p. M,
Evening worship and musical service
composed of eight favorite hymns with
new settings and an instrumental trio
Seats reserved for strangers.
Trinity M. E. Church, North avenue
and Remer street, Rev. r. S. Povey,
pastor. Divine worship at 1920 g. m
Power, But by My Spirit Sunday
School at 1910; Epworth League at
80, present Day Conditions in At
rica'' missionary, Mrs. George Den
man. Preaching at 1880 by the pas
tor. Subject, Francis -Asbury the
First Apostle of American Methodism,
An Historical interpretation
The First Baptist church, Washing
ton and West avenues John Richard
Brown, minister. Services at 1880 |
and 1880. Sunday School at IL. Mems
Glass in 1.-THE Social Teachings of
Jesus Morning subject: THE Last
Beatitude of Jesus. Evening sub
ject: 1.-THE Religion of Sensible Men,
All are invited.
Bethel A M, E Church, Broad
street, Rev. Harold M. Kingsley, pas
tor. 1915 a. m, preaching Peter
Walking on the Water; IL noon, class