The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-20
Services In The
 Churches Sunday

interesting programs have been ar ranged in connection with tomorrow's services in Bridgeport churches. In connection with the evening service al the First Presbyterian church there will be the 6O0th anniversary of the battle oe Bannoclzbur. wnith the mem bers of Clan Campbell, O. S. C., and the Daughters of Scotia attending In a body At the evening service or Park Street Congregational church Here wfn Re a new collection of ster- eopttcon views of the life of Christ shown Rev. Washington Irving Mah- rer, formerly pastor but now or pulpit at the West End Congress- tzoEra1 church
 CONGREGATTONAL.
 West End Congrega4ional chu1scll, tc,oIor-aE5S, avenue. between State street and Fairfield avenue Sunday morn ing sexvace at 1O:sO EvendnS service at 7:sO Preaching at both servrces oy Rev. Washington Irving Maurer. Sun dav school at 12 o'clock noon; Supper srFerF5ent w. S. Huriburt. Christian Esudeavor at 6:So D. m Topic, -cf1lef iSeaas and How to Reach Them. ! I,.saaaer. Nriss Dorothy N Smith Wed lnesday evening prayer meeting at 4:z0 o'clock
 Park Street Congregatdcna1 calHiacn.
  street, Gerald H. Beard, minister Morning worship at a0:3o. Sermon -.Eest and Refreshing" Sunday school at 19-06. Annual examination. Even -- ing service at 7:30. 1.-The Ltre or (.7rsFsts' eQ1Ovvn, in a new collection of ieaut1fully colored stereopticon views
 Fxrut csouEreEationa1 church. corner ,Esrxsaad and Bank streets. Rev. Herbert B. caIIaudet, pastor. Service with sermon. 1o:so a. m- Subject, "Iinvin- cible Partnership Anthems Ve- ,-if.. ss vvoo1er-- ssI Heard the Voice of -Ter~1,e sa,v.ss williams Soprano and coutrzlto duet, Arise, O Lord God, fH7us1n. Onering for home missions Preuaratorv service Wednesday even ing at 7.45 o'clock. etThe last nlidweelS meeting Of the seasonl The next lrsounrnEnfon service will be June zetns anstead of July 9th.
 Olsvet Conregga4ional church, Main street ard North aven1les Rev. George 70. TanbIyn minister. The pastor win preach at 1O:45 a. m and 7:45 D. m The sub5ect. for the morning ser rror, fs 1~rhe Peerless ILife.''y The eve While Opportunity of the Twentieth Ceufurv.'s The Sabbath school meet a4 g.45. Christian Endeavor at SAB p m. You are cordially invited to all fhese ssrv1ces The first IneetAngi or the Bfbie c1aes for young ladi4s pchsau1ed for this Sunday has been postponed until next Sunday.
 Bethany. s-the little church beside the road Rev. NTestor Light, pastor. H1vsn1ne worship at 7:s0. Chilarells g Day exercises & S. at p. m Beth any picnic Thursday at Beardsley psrlE. ' Car win leave terminal at s:so a- m
 ssoutf csonreeatioral church. Cor. BGfbert end Broad streets Rev. Rich ard L. Swain. Ph-D-. minister Morning eerv1ce with sermon by the minister ct fo.3O. Subject, Social Service." Sunday school at noon. Junior En- ideavors 5 D. m. The evening serv1ce land Christian Endeavor meeting are united in a. single meeting at o'clock PT-lae young people. conduct the@alst half of the service Dr. Swain speaks on ltne topic -fLife's Reversals." Singing of many familiar hymns Everyone 1s weIcofne- Wednesday at 7:45 D. m. ds held the -mid-week meeting with the .topac ssThe Work of the Holy Spirit IA cordial welcome to all the services.
 The Life Of Christ in picture at 5Far4x Street Congregational church, Sunday evening A new collection of lstsreopt1con views of the life of kchrdst has been secured for the Sun kCougregationa1 church tornorrow- These views are ali reproductions of paint9ngs by the great masters, an fcisnt and modern They are done in kbIack and white sepfa, and Cn1ost of Ethem1 In coIors by the best artists. Fghozvn with appropriafe descriptions FEunday evening. are follows- The EGood Shepherd, SOoft; Lord, Save t1E&" Plockhoryt: 9Healng the Sick IChld.'' NaA; The Good Samaritan,'' tEfemsnOth; '-The Parable of the Lost EPiece of Money NmI1aig; '+Christ Bleasdng Little Children vogeI; i>'Haster. Is It, I7' Soh1nitz; Christ In kGsthsemane," HiOfmann; '+ChT1st Be- kfore Fdlafe.'' Hofmann; '9The Virgin lscdfxtDEz,' Michael Angelo; He is Ris- leu.s' Desch~Eann- Plaster Morning. Hofmann ~:Peace Be Unto You Ekurthsrdt-
 PREsBKTT1RIAN.
 First PrwbyterEan church, State tstreet- coT11sr of AIyrE1e avenue, Rev. b. 7FacLaren Richardson. pastor. Ser lvices 1o-sO am, 7:sO D. m Sunday bgchOo1. 12-03- Christian Fhdeavor Ezneeting, s.30- Subject in the morn ling, The Glory of Growing Old" In fthe evening a special serSice in com smemoEataon oR the six ha1ndredth an- Errdversary of the battle of BannocIz- burn Clan Campbell win attend with b4sae Daughters Of Scotia
 i The Peoples Presbyterian church, Laursl and Park avenues. Children's ldays services beginning at Il o'clock. FT71e school session will be omitted. Spe- tcial printed program Of varied exer- bcfses in which the little ones take large hpart, solo1st- Miss Bllllard. Special sing fers, Master Stewart and Margaret E5wz11es. Baptism of infants A great bday for families Junior Christian En- Ideavor at 4 D. n- Senior Christian Endeavor 6-50. s 'Chief seats and how IEo reach them-' All are welcomed. Rev Fl. A davenport. minister
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 | The First Methodist EpiscipsaI church, Faarfeld avenue and Broad hstreet- The pastor George M. Brown kzlu speak morning and evening. 10:30, hanh1tc rRorNhtp. Sub9ect of sermon.