The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-29
Sunday Services In The Churches

HI J. 1lS st. Johns Episcopal church, Park e@d Fairfield avenues, Rev. Stephen : F.. Sherman, Jr., rector; Rev. Charles WI Ffndlay, assistant. Services: a. i m,, celebration of Holy Communion; f1Sa. m, morning prayer and sermon The Rev, MT. Findlay will preach.
 Trinity church, corner Fairfield ave- fnde and Broad street. Sunday, July 30, 1916: a. m., Holy Communaon; F10,l0 a. m., Matins; 10:3O a. m-, choral stJucharist and sermon by Rev. Gilbert R. Undersiill; 7:so>p. m.. choral even son9. x
 St. Luke's church, stratford avenue and sixth street. Rev. William H. Jep- fson, rector: 8, Holy CommunaoA: i1o:3o. morning prayer. Ltany and ssr- lmon.
 Church of the Nativity: 8 a- m-. tHoly Communion; 3:15 p. m., evensong and sermon by the Rev. Howard La Field. '
 N Calvary Episcopal church, Wells tstre6t, corner North avenue, Rev. G. la Sutherland, minister in charge Holy Communion with short address at g Sunday school omitted until lfurther notice
 St, Georges church, Colorado and Maplewood avenues, Rev. H. E. Kelly, Afector- Sunday. 1o:so a. m-. Matns Nand sermon
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 Unated Congregational church, Gill bert, and Broad streets. Sunday, 10:30 "a -fn, sermon by the Rev. Robert Sem eea Smith of Poughkeersie, N. Y. Wednesday, 2 p. m-. Intermediate Ehrist tian Endeavor, Topic, Lying. Wednesday, 7:45 p. nn., midweek ser Wee Topic, "The Masters Spirit" Y Park Street Congregational church. corner Barnum avenue and Park street, -1rald H. Beard, minister. Qpblic worship at 1o:3o a. m.. with vreaching by the minister. Subject, .sThe Divine Joy in Infinite Variety" The quartet will sing. There will be no session of the Sunday sqhooL The olivet coAsrezational cnurch. Main Erect, at North avenue. Rev. EGeorge Olver Tamblyn, minister. The bastor will preach sunday morning at l10z4S for the last time before leaving l for his anual summer vacation Tho enhject Is "Our Nation as Good &amardtan.s and is the third in the ( series of patriotic sermons preached < dyring the month The preacher for lIext Sunday is Dr. " J. Wilkinson, dean of Washington college and . c1Aszmate of MT. Tamblyn in Union N51minary. The public is cordially in> vi<ed to the special summer services.
 -Tne First Methodist Episcopal church, Fairfield avenue and Broad street. The pdstor, George M- Brown. will speak morning and evening Morning worship at 1o:ao- Subject of the sermon. -Jehosaphat" The Sun day school will meet at F o'clock There will be general exercise for~all 6& the adult classes5 ChiBdren under Ware excused from attendance. The Mems Assembly will met at noon as isuaL The Epworth League service ax 6:3o will be conducted by Messrs. Ogtrander and Speer. Song service at fz:s0 followed by closing sermon on .Why Men Go To War;" The subject , yNbe The Joy of Conquest \ ifWashingson Park Methodist Episco- pal church, Bamum and Noble ave- nues, Rev. Everett A. Burnes, minis ter: 9:30. morning class meeting in east claAs room; 10:sO, morning wor- ship with sermon by the minister; 12;10. Sunday school for all except those 10 years of age and under; 7:so. an illustrated song service will be held in which number of the old x~vfI1 t~% Al cad their history given All seats free.
 Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, Hubert Cyril Carter minister Ser vices for the coming Sabbath: 10:3O !, Efyine worship. Sermon. ..In His Steps Sabbath school has been closed pro tenn on account of passing epidemic; 6:S0, Epworth. League, lead- eer c. Wright. T-p c, fIs it Easier to be a Foreign Volunteer Than a Home Standby ?";; 7.30, special ser vice. Ninth of the Happy Hour Sc. { ries." Sermon, "A Live Kan in Ia Dead Mans Clothes.'r Midweek ser vice Wednesday at 7:45
 Begfnning the coming Sunday even ing the pastor of Newfeld Methodist Episcopal church, corner Stratford and Central avenues, Rev. Daniel M. Iewfs, will preach on Some of the Personalities of Life" That there are such is apparent. to all, Some are practically beyond. our control. These t1equalities give rise at times to rc- sentiment or a sense of injustice How ehall we understand them alright? :? The sermons win treat them from the standpos-- of the teachings of Christ. The first topic will be "The Problem of Ability" A chorus choir, hearty congregational singing and a cordial welcome, help to make NewfieId ser vices attractive and helpful to East Binders. The doors swing wide open to, all
 First Baptist church, West and Washington avenues, Rev! John Rich aid Brown, minister. Services at 10 30 and 7:30. Sunday school at 9:30. The pastors class for men. c. E. society. l6:So Morning subject, 'The Gospel lof the Tower" The Sunday school at \le:30. for all classes above the age of < 20 years only. Union open air service lat 7:30, on site of Star Garden. State istreet and West avenue. Special mu- ~ iGfc All 4pvff0d t