The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-12-30

The Peoples Presbyterian church,
Laurel and Park avenues, Rev. H. A.
Davenport, minister. Mems meeting,
10 a. m. Divine worship, 1920. Theme,
i Inc, Way of God Sunday school,
12-1. G. e. meetings, 4 and $50, led
by the pastor Midweek missionary
service Jan. 8, 1917. Special Sunday
evening service 1880. Dec. 81, to say
| goodby to 1916.
! The First Methodist church, Fair
| field avenue and Broad street, George
i VI. Brown, pastor. Morning worship
! at 1890. New Year sermon; subject,
I"Launching the Ship" The Sunday
school will meet at u o'clock and the
Mems Assembly at the same hour.
The Epworth League service at $50
will be led by William S. Penoyer and
Harold l.. Epson. The usual evening
service will not begin until $3.50 and
will be the annual Watch Night SER
vice and last until midnight. 1t will
open with a musical service in which
the choirs of the Church of the Re-
deemer and Of the Grace Methodist
church will assist. The speakers will
! Rose, Rev. E. F. Weise, Rev. w. l..
Douglas and the pastor. 1t is toabe a
regular old fashioned Methodist Watch
Night service and everybody is in
vited.
Washington Park M E. church.
Barnum and Noble avenues, Rev.
Everett A. Burnes, minister: 1880 a..
. NV Chor1oc
Cormiek, district superintendent Of
the New York East Conference; 1910,
Sunday school, H. A. Chaffee, Supt.,
Brotherhood Bible class. led by the
minister; $3.50, early evening service,
lea:er, John Kearns, president of 1.-THE
| Epworth League of the First clutch.
Harry Nichols will have charge of tho
| music and will meet the double quar-.
| tet and chorus at o'clock; 1850, one
hour evening worship with new gospel
hymns by the congregation a New
Years hymn and anthems by the
choir and a short sermon by the min
lister on "Forgetful Of the Past"
Seats all free.
Trinity M. E. church, Hubert Cyril
Carter, minister. Services for the
coming Sabbath: 1890, divine wor-
ship, sermon by the Rev. Coyle Of
Yale University; IL noon, Sabbath
| school,, Supt. Latin; 7:30, evening
worship, sermon by DR.. Carter on the
Judgment and its relation to
Bridgeport: 9, >Epworth League devo-
tional service; 9:45, installation of new
Epworth League cabinet; 1915, social
hour, refreshments served by the la
dies; 11:15, Watch Night service. Adj
| dress by the minister upon the sub
| ject. "The Harps on the Willows
Wednesday at 7:30, midweek service;
SIS, annual Sunday school board
meeting; S:45, official board meeting.
| Newfield M. E. church, corner STRAIT
| ford and Central avenues, Rev DAN
ieI M. Lewis, pastor. Morning Mor-
ship at 1880. Sermon by the pastor,
Clearing the Deck Sunday school
at noon, G. w. Dew, Supt., classes for
all ages. No Epworth League. Even
ing worship at 7:20, sermon by the
pastor. Union Watch Night service at
Summerfield Methodist church at 10
O'Clock. Tuesday evening at 7:45,
monthly meeting Of the official board
Wednesday, afternoon, 3:45. Junior
League. "Wednesday evening at 7:45,
all-church prayer meeting. Friday
evening, neighborhood meetings.
| First Baptist church., West. and
Wash ngton avenues. Rev. John Rich.
Iard Brown, minister Services at 10: 30
and 1880. Sunday school at II. The
j pastors class for men. C. e. society,
$50. Morning subject. "The Dissolv-
ing of the Hard Heart" Evening SUBJ
Meet. 'sThe Mercy Of Mystery Imme-
diately after evening service social
| time till 1OI o'clock, a musical hour
from 10 to II, and Watch Night SER
vice fror' II to II. led by Rev. H. D.
Pierce. The public is invited.
! Second Baptist church, Kossuth and
Arctic streets, Rev. Frank c. Rideout,
minister. Morning worship at 1890.
Subject, Planning to Be Christians
a New Years sermon. Bible school,
j. A. Tilton, Supt., at noon. Pastors
class for men at the same hour The
younger fellows of the church are
planning to organize new class. All
interested are invited tomorrow. A
good teacher is in sight. c. R at $50.
Subject, Lessons to Learn From the
Past" Public installation Of officers
1
worship at 7:3O. Song service and SER
mon on "The Priceless PEARL There
/ will be baptism at this service. Union
Watch Night service of all the East
Side churches at the Washington Park
M. e. church begins at 10 o'clock.
Music bv all the choirs and sermon
by the Rev. Clarence Hill Frank, d.
D., pastor Of the First Baptist church
of Stamford. No earnest Christian
should mi"s the opportunity and the
influence Of this great meeting.
| Calvary Baptist church, Connecticut
avenue and Bunnel1 street. Rev. W. B.
Oakley, pastor: 1920. morning SER
vice. sermon by the pastor: IL. noon,
session Of the Bible school; $50, Y. p.
s. c.. E. serviee. Topic, Lessons to
Learn From the Past; 1880, evening
isong and preaching service. Subject,
Prosecutions" Wednesday,, 7:45, the
covenant meeting. Thursday, 2:30.
the Ladies Aid society will meet in
the church.