New Britain herald., 1915-03-08

1 tors class at 12 o'clock yesterday for all young people who expect to join 1 the church by confession at Easter. ] The Misses Gertrude Strosser and ! Henrietta Flagg were the leaders at 1 the Young Peoples meeting last even- 1 ing, Books worth while were dis
 cussed, "The Servant in the House. and Passing of the Third Floor 1 Back"
 l The Armenian children will meet ! for singing and sewing at '3:45 P. M, 1 this afternoon and at o'clock the Junior Endcavor meeting will be held the subject being ''The Friends Jesus Chose" A meeting of the Boy Scouts will be held at o'clock this even 1 ing. A tea party and cake sale will be l held at 3:3O o'clock Wednesday after 1 noon at the home> of F. G. Platt, on l Grove Hill, under the auspices of the Young Woman's Foreign Missionary branch.
 ! The Armenian Womans' Bible class will meet as usual at 2:30 o'clock Thursday afternoon. The week night service on Thursday will be led by
 Rev. pr. Reynolds, of. Van, Turkey, who will speak on What the War May Mean to the Work of Mission Friday afternoon and evening will be a particularly busy one at the First church. The Home Mission depart ment will meet at 2:30 P. M. The third session of the Boys Friday club will be held at o'clock until 6. At 6:3O o'clock the church supper will be given, to which a general invitation to the membership Of the church is extended At 7:45, Wallace Woodin will give an illustrated lecture on '',The Rise and Development of the
 Modern Sunday Scho ool."
 It will be parents night and the teachers of the Sunday school will be present to meet the fathers and mothers of the Sunday school chill dren.
 South Congregational Church.
 The following persons were added to the membership of the South Con- gregational church at the communion service yesterday:
 Mrs. Della J. Bramble, from the
 First church, Wallingford Mrs. Edith A. Hyneck, from the First church,
 Thomaston; MT. and Mrs. Alexander Jessman, from the High United Church, Aberdeen, Scotland; Ray w. ! Leach. from the South church, New
 Milford: Mrs. Ray w. Leach, from St. Johns Episcopal church, New Milford Miss Emma Martin, Con- gregational church, Kensington; MT.
 and Mrs. A. K. Sutherland, Congrega- 1 tional church, Plainville. Next Sunday morning Rev. G. w. c. Hill will speak on Giving and Gifts,'
 sermon dealing with the reason, 1 port. The sermon will be preparatory | to the every-member canvass to be | inaugurated on that day. The entertainment given for the benefit of the. Sunday school last 1 Tuesday evening netted $10, which
 will go to the work of the Red Cross l society.
 The Lenten readings will be con-
 tinued on Thursday evening, the sub l ject being Christ, the Consoler.' This
 will be illustrated by selections from 1 the writings of Hills, Connor, Van
 Dyke, Whittier and others A supper in the interest of the ey-
 ery-memher canvass vii be given at
 630 Thursday evening in the church
 chapel.
 The Little Tourists club will meet
 at o'clock Thursday afternoon. The
 church night service will be held at
 7:45 as usual. The Woodruff club
 vii meet at 8 o'clock Thursday even-
 ing at the home of Louis Bruemmor l 101 Madison street.
 Trinity NJ. F. Church.
 The annual meeting of the Won1- ans Home Missionary society will be | held in the church at o'clock this 1 afternoon.
 | The annual meeting and election of l officers of the Broth erhood will be i held WedneSdaN evening at [ Al in