The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-08
MISSION SUNDAY.
Churches and Assignments For Mis-
 sion Sunday To-nlorrOVV

sion Sunday Tomorrow
 First Methodist, a.. m., Miss Ruth Angel; D. m, Mir and Mrs. Sidney Whittemore and Rev. T. B. Ironside. Miss Angel is from the Hebrew Chris Whittemore is President of the Ma tional Federation Of Gospel Missions, and. Mrs. Whittemore founder of the Door of Hope.
 Newfield Methodist a. m., Rev. $. H. Murray of Scranton, Pa, a class mate of Supt. Simpson and for some time a mission worker in Boston.
 Summerfield Methodist, a. m.. MT Sidney Whitternore, President of the National Federation of Gospel Mis-
 Grace Methodist. d. m., Mrs. John H. Wyburn, Missionary of the Old Jerry McAuley Mission, N Y
 Trinity Methodist; a. m, Wm. Me Nc -Auley Mission, N. Y.
 Washington Park Methodist, a. m., Mrs. Sidney. Whittemore, Founder of the s,o[+2e D9or -of of Hope Hope t,aa N Pew q W. Simpson, Supt. of the Christian Un- ion
 South congregational Church. a, m,, ger of N. Y. Christian Home for In temperate Men. Mt. Vernon.
 West E1nd Congregational, a. m-, John Wolf, Supt. Beacon Light Mis- sion, N. r.
 Kings Highway Congregational. a. m, Vim. F. Ellis, supt. of Yale Hope Mission, New Haven:
 Swedish Congressional, a. m. John Christian Union.
 First Baptist, a. m., John H. Wy burn, supt. Old Jerry McAuley Mis- sion. N. Y. e
 Second Baptist, a. n., John Thomp- son; supt Dexter Street Mission, Paw- tucket, R. L, D. m Harry H; KTat- rat ion. and others.
 Memorial Baptist, a. n., Harry H. Kratzig, Asst. Supt, Christian Union:
 Calvary Baptist, a. n., August P. Enge1en, convert of the Chrnstian Un- ion, now studying at Mt. Hermon.
 Swedish Baptist, a. m., Ernest Rass- mussen Chaplain of New Haven Coun- ty Jail, New Haven.
 Immanuel Baptist, p: m., Thos Noo- nan, Supt. of the Midnight Mission, Deyer St.. N ~ Y; n,r Henry Rollins, of St. Bartholomew s Church. N. Y.
 Trinity Episcopal Jas. H. FaIconer, of the Chapel of the Atonenent,
 St. Luhe's Episcopal, sheafe Walker, Yale University Chapter Brotherhood Of St. Andrew.
 St. Georges Episcopal, p. m-, John Thompson, Pawtucl1et, R. T., and oth- CTS.
 First Presbyterian, a. m., Rev. Thos. b. 1fOnSlQ0, SOupb. O1 1OOl Mission, Morristown. N. J.
 Peoples Church, a. m., Rev. S. P. Fairbanks, former Supt. of the Bea- con Light Mission, N. r., now a pastor at East Norwa1k.
 Black Rock Congrega tional, a. m., T. c. Roberts -Horseheld, Sllpt. of Til- larry Street Mission, Brooklyn.
 Stratford Congregational, a. n1., Jer- eniah Holmes, now Religious Secre- tary of the Navy Branch Y. M. c. A., Brooklyn.
 English Lutheran, a. m, Carlton Park, Supt. of Williamsburg Rescue Mission, Brooklyn.
 Berean Church, D. m., Jeremiah Holmes and others.
 Christian Advent, a. m., Robert M. Hay, Supt Manhattan Gospel Mission. N. Y
 Church of Christ. a. m., Rev. Wm. Ritzman, Financial Secretary of the Christian Union.
 The cause of the Bridgeport Chris tian Union was presented in the Swe- dish Methodist Church on the evening of January 18th, and in the Olivet Con grega tional Church on the morning Of February 2nd.
 Because of prior arrangements for February 9th, the work will be pre- scented in Christ Episcopal Church the following Sunday morning Feb Is.
 In the near future, the Stratford Methodist Church will have the work presented there.