The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-15
Services In The
Churches Sunday

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Park Street Congregational Church
corner Barnum avenue and Park
street. Gerald H. Beard, Minister
Morning worship at 1890. Sermon:
s'The New Movement in Congregation
alism-" Boys and girls serman: D1d
Tell 1t Straight2'' Sunday School
at 1906. Mems class conducted +, by
the minister Youn Peoples AlAance
at $3.50 Evening service 1880 to $780,
s1,ife's Opportunity with the world -
Gospel hymns in duet and quartet
Saint Johns Church, Fairfield and
Park avenues. Holy Communion, 500
a. m, Morning, prayer and sermon
1890 a. m. Sunday School, 1900 M
Evensong. $500 p m
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Church, corner
Broad and Bank streets, Rev-sHerbert
D. sGadlaudet, pastor. Service with
sermon at 1890 a. m, by Rev. VII
liam H Salmon, DID,, of Yale UTa-
versity on s'The Things That Cannot
BE Shaken" Annual collection for the
Bridgeport Hospital. Sunday School
and Bible Glass at noon. Second SER
vice at 1880 p. m. Address by Mr.
Salmon. congregational singing of
popular patriotic hymns Organ re-
cital, 4:2O. Mid-week meeting We'd
inesday evening at o'clock.
First Presbyterian Church, State
street corner of Myrtle avenue, Rev.
John NGacI.aren Richardson, pastor.
iEervices 1890 a. m. and 1880 p. M
sunday School, 1906. Subject in
morning, Modern Sins" Evening
kcontinaatfon of series of MARKS of
christian the theme being The
1Hark of Mercy"
Trinity Church, Fairfield avenue and
Broad street, Sunday services Novem-
her 16y 1913. $500 a. M, Holy Com
i1nnnion- 1919 a. m. Mathis 1880
Ia- m. Choral E'lchaIist and sermon
nv the rector, Rev. Charles L. Gomph.
1880 o. m, Choral Evensong and SER
mon. The evening service will be
service especially for men, and the
sermon VIII be preached by the rector
Rev. c.. L. Gomph.
church of the Nativity, SyIan ave-
lr1re North Bridgeport, Sunday, Nov.
l16S 1918 $500 a. M, Holy Commun-
Ion s:15 .. M, Evensong and sermon
by the Rev. c. w. Areson-
NJ sLukess Church, 5tratford avenue
and sixth street, Rev. William H Jep
son.. rector. Holy Communion, g.
informing prayer ante-C onanatnion and
Holy Baptism, 3. Evening prayer and
sermon. 1880. The rector anticipates
lk large student body at his new school
tbf which, he himself is to be the
teacher, beginning Sunday morning,
Nov. SO at $3.50 This viii be in addi-
Is for adults and older scholars.
washington Park Methodist Epis-
-ropaI Church, Barnum and Noble ave-
i1gues. Rev Everett A Burnes, minis
ter. $3.50 g. ms class meeting, B! B.
Enxltn, leader. 1920. morning wor-
ship and Sermon by DR.. J. w. Mahood.
Subject, ssThe Wonderful Name"
1910, Sunday School, H. A. ChafTee,
%superlntendent Mems Class, d. H.
Williams leader $50 p M. early
meeting, leader Mt A. d. George.
lesuacaea rsyszssi d, aeva negelistic rally
by Axrt and IS D. george. Ser
mon by DR.. 1dahooa. subject, "The
souls Birth Seats reserved for
strangers.
FIRST Church Of Christ Scientist, 81
.Tfavette street Service at IL a.. m.
subject aeHIortals and Inxnorta1s." sum
day school at 1915. Wednesday eve
mig Testimonial Meeting at 8. The
reading orom is open every day ex-
eept Sunday from 10 to 1 and from
10 and also Thursday evenings.
&An are welcome.
~ The Peoples Church, Laurel and
Park avenues. Rev. H A. Davenport,
minister Divine worship with Sacra-
ment, 10: 30 a. N. Theme, ''In Me, vs..
In the world" soloist, Miss Ballard.
Sunday school, II to 1. junior Chris
ltfan Endeavors 4 p. m. Senior Chris.
4ian Endeavor, $3.50. Church Cabinet
meets 1880 ATid-week service con-
Quoted by Rev. Harry Davenport.
"Wednesday evening. y
South Congregational. church. corner
Gilbert and Broad streets. Rev. Rich
ard l. swain, Ph.D., minister. Morn
Ding service at 1880 a. m with sermon
ny the minister. Subject, 'TThe World
Problem Sunday school at IL N.
1unfor Endeavor, p. m; z. p. S. C.
E. 6-16 vesper Institute at p. m.
subject, stSEocks to Faith. Why do.
Faith and Reason Clash - Music by
me Church Quartet. Organ Recital
ut $50. AfAd-week meeting on Wed
Eesday at 7745 p m. Miss Margaret
Beard of Montgomery, Ala, will make
her annual address
The First Methodist Church, Fair
Geld avenue and Broad street. The
pastor, George NJ. Brown, win speak
morning and evening. At 1890 the
subject VIII be: @'Tlae Open Eye The
and the Mems Assembly at the same
hour. The Epworth League service
at $3.50 win be conducted by Mr. Will
Ham Boyd Spencer At 1880 there
VIII be a praise service led by the
quartet and choir OF 100 voices. The
sermon on. Our City-Its Prosperity
THE service will close with a special
Number by the quartet All seats are
free
A. M E.. Zion Church, Broad and
Gregory street Rev. Vim. H E1ey,4A
M d. D.. pastor. Woman Day will
he observed Rev. Mrs F1orance Ram
dolph of Jersey City, New Jersey win
preach morning and evening. Good
Emusic by the senior choir. Mamie
Brown. organist; Mrs. Alice Whiting
Fsarrar, assistant.
Artillery officers of the United States
army have succeeded in directing the
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