The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-07

6 Exaltation sspsa1n 3o.'' Soprano solo. I will Extol Thee. M. Costa Praise '.psalm 9s"-sQuartet, o Sing Unto the Lord A. W. Lansing.
 Organ PostIude, TriumphaI March. J. Lernmens.
 Quartet: Miss Margaret Hogan. so< prano: Mrs Gertrude L.. Me%uliffe, contralto; MT. Sidney Colbornes tener; MT. Austin MacConnen, bass; MT. Elmer S. Joyce, organist and director.
 FIRST CONGREGATIONS
 First Eongregationa1 Church,, cor ner Broad and Bank Sts.. Rev Her bert D. Gallaudet, pastor AiService with sermon, 10-30 a. m., by Rev. John Hal1i1nond of Bowery Mission. New York. Second service, 4 80, D. God. by the pastor. Anthems: ssMag- ln1fieant,'a by Williams; Praise Wait eth for Thee" by Trowbridgests1 The Day is Over and Past by Goodrich; Sunday School and Bible Class at noon; Mid-week meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 o'clock. Subject: I.sThe Church's Heritage from Lin icoln."
 WEST END CONGREGATIONAL i West End Congregational Church, I Colorado avenue, between Fairfield and State. Walter Leopold Bennett, minister. Church services at 10:30 a. n-, and D. m.; Sabbath school 2 a. m.; Y. P. S. c. E. 6:30p. m- Leader, Mrs. Mckee; subject. Ae- lquaintance Meeting. Refreshm ents served. Prayer meeting. Wednesday t7:45 D. m, subject: Race Problems: Sabbath sermon: subjects: Morning, I f"Gospe1 for the Down and Outs'', MT. Randall, of Newark, speaker; Evening l Vesper service at 5 p. n1- Special mu- sic- Subject: War and Waste, = ss All Iare welcome.
 SOUTH H.CONGREGATIONA l South Congregational Church. cor IGilbert and Broad Sts.. Rev. Richard .f L.. Swain, Ph. D., minister. Morning g worship at 1O:30 a. m. The Bridge port Christian Union will be repre- Isented by Jeremiah Holmes, Religious lSecretary of the Naval Y. M. c. A. at Brooklyn, who will speak of his work among the sailors. Sunday school at moon: Junior Endeavor Alp. m.; Sen lior c. E.. meeting at 6:15. Vesper ! service 5 D. m. i, with Sermont blythe e sl Rev. John R. Brown of the First Baptist Church, who will speak upon the question. els a Scientific Religious Experience Possible ?'' Fine music by lchurch quartette- Organ recital Al 0 D. m. Mid-week service on Wednes- T day at 7:45 p. m.
 South Church Vesper Institute ] sIs a Scientific Religious Expert Iense Possible ?'' This will be the ques- ton discussed by Rev. John R
 
 he speaks for Dr. Swain on Sunday at I5 D. m., and many will be interested to hear his views this point. Mrs. Elmer Beardsley, the accom- plished organist of the church. will render the following selections on: the organ, beginning at 4:50: Larghette, Geo. B. Whiting; Canzona, Judassohn Arabesque, Wrange1l. Special music will be furnished by the church quar- tette, composed of Mrs. R. D. Mar l tin, soprano; Mrs. R. B. Hard, con tralto; Louis D. Ginand, tenor, and
 Jos F. Wieler, bass, as follows: An
 them, Why do the Heathen Rage :?
 R. H. Woodrnan; solo, The Message o1
 a Rose, Mrs. Hard; quartette, Lord, Is It I?, Robert Hardness.
 PARK STREET CONGREGATTONAI
 Park Street Congregational Church 1corner Barnum avenue and Park St. Gerald H. Beard, minister. Mornfn;
 worship at 10: 80; subject: s"The Sev. en Messages to the Church. II. Faith full Unto Death Sunday school semi annual examination at 12 :05; sYounf Peoples Alliance at 6:30. In the ievening at 80. the second lecture il Itie series on sssIhes Social Gospel. Subject: The Master Brother II
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