New Britain herald., 1915-03-29
SPECIAL SERVICES AT
 CHURCHES THIS WEEK
"Ih6 CIuCIfixjoh" Surg al St
 Marks Church Last Evening.

1 Special services were held in the
 city's churches yesterday in recos-
 milton of Palm Sunday and Holy ] Week will be marked by appropriate 1 services in connection With the usual meetings The Good Friday union ! Congregational church at 7:3 0o'clock | Friday evening. - .... ''The Crucifixion' was sung by the choir of the St. Marks church last i evening. The church was filled and the cantata was we'll done. South Congregational. ! Fitting recognition of the week will 1 be given at the South Congregational church. Rev. s. A. Fiske. of Ser l lin will give an illustrated lecture in i the chapel Tuesday evening on The Passion Play at Oberammergau.' The ! lecture will be especially for young ] people, although all others in : vited. Thursday evening the com munion will be celebrated in conjunc- 1 tion, With the Center church at 7:45. It is expected that those of both 1 churches who are to be received into membership on Easter Day will be present at this service.
 1 In accordance with custom, spe- / cial Easter service will take the place i of the regular session of the Primary ] department of the Sunday. school next i Sunday at 12:10. Parents and other 1 interested persons are invited. It is planned to have autonl obiles l placed at the disposal of the shut ! ins Easter morning. George H. by l son is in charge of the, arrangements. i The Woman's Homo Missionary so- ciety will meet Wednesday to do 1 work for families in the parish. Lunch will be served at noon.
 The Woodruff club will meet at 1 the home of Fred Stevens, 6S0 West 1 Main street, at s o'clock Thursday evening. ......
 Center Church. l - Next Sunday evening the choir of the Center church will sing the can
 tata, The Man of Nazareth" by 1 Rogers. Special music and a ser 1 mon appropriate to the occasion will be given at the Easter service next Sunday morning.
 At the meeting of the Young Peo- 1 ple's society last evening, the ques- tion of the comparative efficiency of tho Rockefeller foundations and 1 Christian missions was discussed.
 The singing and sewing meeting of
 the Armenian children will be held
 at 3;45 this afternoon. The Young
 Peoples Sewng club wll be held at i o'clock
 Mrs. Laura T. Seelye will give a
 talk on Children in Turkey at the
 meeting of the Junior Endeayor so- 1 ciety at 4 o'clock this afternoon Miss 1 Grao hn hn i,,r, 1 leader. !.
 A meeting of the Boy Scouts of the i church will be held at ' o'clock this 1 evening.
 The Armenian Women's Bible class 1 will be held at 2:3o o'clock Thursday i afternoon. The Boys Thursday club l will meet at o'clock. A communion
 service with the South church will i take the place of the customary East
 CT communion Thursday evening. l Trinity M. F. Church. 1 The every member canvass of the Trinity M. F.. church was begun yes ] terday. ! Meetings of the Pastors cenversa- l tion class and the Tuesday night class l will be held tomorrow evening. I The Standard Bearers will cele- brate their twelfth birthday Saturday | evening at the home of Mrs. Goodrich, 98 Grove Hill.
 At 6:30 o'clock next Sunday eve | ming the Sunday school will have a 1 rally and will give a carefully. pre- 1 pared program.
 Members of the Christian Endeavor
 society of the First Baptist church who | are planning to take part in the Union entertainment are requested to meet
 at the Methodist church at 30 to-
 night.
 Rev. Dr. G. w. c. Hill will speak , on English Translations' at the 1 meeting of the New Britain Institute
 for Sunday School Workers in the
 Meth odlst church Wednesday eve l ming.
 A Sunrise meeting will be held by the Christian Endeavor Union at the
 Baptist church at o'clock next
 Sunday morning.