Middletown transcript., 1917-11-10
ST. ANNE'S CHURCH NOTES


Sunday after Trinity.
Services: 10. 80 A. M. Morning, Prayer
and Address by Mr.. Charles W. Bush, At
torney-at-law, on the War Work OF
the Young Mems Christian Association.
11.45 A. M. Sunday School session.
1902. y. Evening Prayer and Ad-
dress.
IMPORTANT MEETING IN THE INTEREST
OF THE Y. M. c. A.
The people of Middletown are cordial
ly invited to attend the morning service
on Sunday when Charles W. Bush, ESQ.,,
of Fort Ogelthorpe, Georgia, will speak
to US of the War Work of the Young
Mems Christian Association, among the
enlisted men in the army and navy and
of the work that is being done in the
cantonments. Come hear ! this man
who knows of the work at first hand.
No subscriptions or offerings are asked
for at this service.
We hear men speak continually of
going to ''better world rather than
of its coming to them; but in that pray
er which they have straight from the
lips of "the Light of the World" there
is not anything about going to another
world; only of another government
coming into this, which will constitute
it new world indeed; new heavens
and new earth: "Thy Kingdom come;
Thy will be done on earth as 1T is in
heaven !"
WINNING THIS WAR IN OUR AMERICAN
HOMES
The latest reports from Europe can
leave no doubt that the people are suf-
fering a serious deficiency in nutriti-
Gus food Our Allies are in dire need
of certain foods without which they
cannot maintain their present splendid
devotion at the battle front America
has the food they need end can send it
to them by saving part of our plenti-
full supply. Our own soldiers are going
by thousands to share the tasks of the
war. We must also send their food to
them. Every true patriot must enlist
in this home-ba army and be as faith
full as we expect our soldiers to be at
the front, at'whatever cost.
During the week of November 4.h to
11th, we are arked to enrole ourselves
in the nationwide campaign of food
saving in order to meet this immediate
need. The membership cards were dis
tributed in the Church-did you get
yours and have you returned it properly
filled u? If not do so not later than
Monday, November 18th, to Mrs. C. B.
Green, chairman of the local committee
Every member of the Episcopal Church
is urged to enter this campaign in a
soldiers spirit of sacrifcial service
Surely you will not fail your country in
this crisis. Fidelity to the programme
in every American home will mean vic
tory and larger liberty for all man.
kind.
A PRAYER FOR MEN SERVING AMERICA
BY BISHOP GREER
Almighty God, that sttest on Thy
throne judging right; We commend to
Thy fathery goodness the men serving
our nation at this time Of peril, be-
seeching Thee to take into Thine own
hand both them and the cause which
they uphold. Be Thou their tower Of
strength and give them courage in peril
and danger. Make them bold through
; life or death to put their trust in Thee,
who art the giver Of all victory, through
Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN.
On Thanksgiving Day, November
29th, there will be two services: Holy
Communion at eight o'clock, and Morn
ing Prayer with Sermon at half past
ten. The Offering on that day will be
as usual for the Babies Hospital and
! Day Nursery, A Diocesan Institution,
in Wilmington.