The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-08

| First German Lutheran : church,
Grand and Catherine streets. Sunday
school, '9:15, German services, 1880
and I. H. Weymeyer, pastor.
German Reformed church, Congress
street, near Main street. Rev. H. G.
Wiener, pastor. Divine services,
morning, 1890, and evening, 1880. Sun
day school, $3.50 a. m. Catachumens'
classes Sunday at 2 and Wednesday at
3 o'clock p. m.
The First Methodist Episcopal
church, Fairfield avenue and Broad
street. The pastor, George NJ. Brown,
will speak morning and evening.
Morning worship at 1880. Sermon
subject, "The Church Family The
Sunday school will m ct at IL O'Clock
and the Mems Assembly at the same
hour. The Epworth League meeting
at $3.50 will be 20 minutes with Gospel
] songs and a sermon on "A Kings Ad-
vice to His Son. The quartet will
sing at the close of the meeting.
Washington Park NJ E. church, Bar
mum and Noble avenues, Rev. Everett
A Burnes, minister: $3.50, class meet
ing, led by B. B. Smith; 1890 a. M,
Your Family at Church. Subject,
Shall I Forget Zion?''; 1910, Sunday
school and Brotherhood Bible class;
| $50, early evening service. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Minor, representatives
! of the Connecticut Bible society, will
have charge of the meeting They will
tell many of the interesting expert
ences of their lives. Young peoples
! chorus will sing at the service; 1880,
/ popular evening service with special
music by J. Henry Hutze1 on the vio-
second in the series Modern Day Wis
ions of Character. entitled, "C&ooked
Sticks Young lady ushers- All are
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church,
North avenue and Remer street, Rev.
ing worship at 1890, with sermon by
the pastor This will be, a, Family
Sunday, for the Methodist churches,
and Trinity expects her people to be
present Special program Sunday
school at noon, B. W Latin, Supt.;
Mrs w. s. Freeman, primary Supt. !;
| g. E Quittmeyer, leader of the Mem
Bible class Epworth League, $50;
subject. THE Beatftude of the Brfnger
of Good News = 1sa- 52-75 leader. Miss
Sarah L Richards Evening service,
100 Stereopticon views Subject,
Jacob and EsauT Prayer meeting
Wednesday,, 7z45-
A NJ E. zion church, Broad and
Gregory streets, Rev, w. H E1ey, A
M, D. D., pastor; 1c-45 subject, Union
With Cod; 1915, Sunday school; $780,
boys Brigade and Red Shield; 1920,
Var1ck Christian Endeavors 7:45,, "a
Grip On Jesus. Miss Esther E1ey
organist-
The Bridgeport. Christian Union.
Inc, the INSTRUMENTATION work of
the churches of the city in rescue and
relief, Rev G. W. Simpson, Supt-, "a
Bank street Services every evening
at o'clock, except Wednesday and
Sunday at 9: also Sunday afternoon at
8 o'clock. Tomorrow afternoon Rev
H A Davenport, pastor Of the Peo-
pies PRESBYTERIAN church, will speak
Felconne-
First Baptist church, west nd
Washington avenues, Rev John Rich
ard Brown, minister Services at 1880
and $780, Sunday school at II. The
$780, Morning subject, THE Christian
Sort Of Forgiveness, Evening sub
ject. 1.-THE limitations of War as a
Means of National Righteousness
Second in series on christianity and
Its Relations to War and Peace
Calvary Baptist church, corner Con.
necticut avenue, and Bunnel street.
W. B. Oakley, pastor: Morning wo1-
ship at 1890; II M, Bible school; $50,
y p s. c. E conservation meeting;
7:S0, evening service. Wednesday eve
ming at 7.45, praper and conference
meeting
Universa1ist Church of the Redeem
er, Fairfield avenue, above Broad
street, Rev. William Wallace Rose,
minister. Morning worship with SER
mon at 1920. Topic, "sUncharted Seas:
A Sermon for the New Year" Cheer
full Sunday Evening with illustrated.
lecture at $780, Topic, '~O1lr Army and
Navy. Lecturer, John c. welsh of
New York City. This is an opportu-
nifty to inform yourself upon the sub
ject of Preparedness. kindergarten
under trained teacher at 1890 Moth
ers may leave children and attend the
morning service. Sunday school at r.
Young Peoples Christian Union a $50
Topic. Martin Luther A cordial