The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-20

year, and also to give the children a better allotment of presents Our Sunday school has been credited with having the best and most interesting programs in past years, but this years program will top them all. The pro- gram includes recitations, diaIogs, ex- tra fine music, good singing, a beau tifuI Christmas tree with smart dec Orations and a Santa Claus with a large bag of presents. Besides pres ents to the children, candy will be given to everybody in attendance at the festival. The admission is free. Everybody welcome.
 Second Baptist church, Arctic and Kossuth streets, H. Schuyler Foster, minister: 10:3O, the Christmas Mes sage in hymns, carols and anthem and by the minister; F, Bible school. c. , F. omitted; [, Christmas concert by the Bible school School Christmas tree entertainment Monday, Dec. 29. The services at Grace M. E. church, corner Clinton and Fairfield avenues, Sunday, will be Christmas-ike in character, though the special Christ mas music will be put over till next Sunday on account of illness in the 1 family of one of the choir members
 But the church will be decorated and i baptism of infants will take place as announced. The pastor, Rev. A. J. | Martin, will have for his morning i sermon subject. The Sages' Search 1 and Their Sacrifice Service at 10:30, 1 at which time z baptism will take place. The Bible school and Mems i F'raternal Auxiliary meet at noon- E2p- | worth League devotional meeting at | 6:2 go. Miss Frances Baker, leader. Eve ming service at 7:3O; sermon subject | The Celestial Glory Song" Christ mas carols will be used at all services. i Watch night service was planned by Ithe Epworth League at their business
 meeting held Thursday evening at the ] home of Miss Helen Driver, 175 Pa icific street Election of officers also itook place, Howard Macy being iclected president; H. s. Young, first
 vice; Miss Mabel Albertson, second
 vice: Helen Driver, third vice: Viola ISwezey fourth vice; Frances Baker, secretary; Herald Grayg treasurer
 Miss AIbertson, pianist.
 Christ church, Courtland street, John G. SadtIer, rector. Services at IS and 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 D. m. Sun 3dav. school at l2:05. Christmas Eve, I4:90 children's festival Christmas Day, 1O:3O servcie and short sermon. Washington Park NJ. F. church, Barnum and Noble avenues, Rev. A. IF Campbell. minister. Morning ser lmon at 0:30: subject, The Message of BethIchem'' Bible school at 1910. T2pworth League at S:45. Evening service at T:30. CantataY Holy
 Night" Brewer. Address, "A Sermon lin Song"
 First Church of Christ, Scientist. 87l iL4afayetc street. Sunday services at In a. m and D. m. Sunday school al hi q. m Wednesday evening testimo- Iniai meeting at o'clock. Reading room, Security building, 1,115 Main istreet.
 First JJniversa}ist church, Fairfield laven71e, near Broad street, Rev. Ha iT. Kear1s. minister. Morning wor- Iship and Kindergarten at 10:45. Christ Iruas sermon subject, If Christ Hac Not Come" Special Christmas music Sunday school at noon. Young Peo' lpIe's service ac 6:15 p. m. Cheerfu Sunday evening service at 7:15, Henry Van IDvke's Christmas story, '"Tht Other Wise eTan," in story and pic
 lures. SneciaI music. Christmas caro
 singing.
 Calvary Baptist church, Connection avenue and BunneI! street, Rev. ". A , Dalton, pastor. Topics tomorrow vii
 be, 10:20, NO Room in the Inn; 7:20
 ''Trhe Message of the Manger.' Th'
 Christmas spirit will be prominent +
 the services. Come and worship Him