The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-13
STRATFORD

stratford, Dec. 1S.-(special to The Times) Services at the Con- gregationaI church will be as fol- lows: Morning worship at 10:3O A. ! M. Sermon by the minister, Rev. R. c. Whitehead, on the subject, t'"The Book of Life" At 12, noon, usual sabbath school will be held. A program will be the feature of the l meeting. Young people will meet at 6:3O. The topic will be How to Use the BibIe.' The minister will 1 lead the meeting
 hrr Whitehead will address the congregation at 7:3O in Packard Hall His subject, The Social Life | of Christi will be Illustrated by means of stereoptican slides Illus 1 tratted lectures will be continued on 1 Sunday, Dec. 21 and 28.
 The many friends of Miss Olson. l the public health nurse, will be 1 sorry to learn that she is i'll at her l home with an attack of tonsilities.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Dorman, of i East Broad street, will soon leave l town to spend the winter in Florida, and other points of interest along 1 the west coast
 | Reports state that Miss Sarah Nit l chelI, formerly in the employ of the l Stratford Trust Company will soon start for missionary work in Africa ! She will probably sail on or about l the twentieth of this month with a l party of missionaries from different parts of the country.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Bunch of Elm street, will soon start for Florida where they will spend the winter 1 months
 Word has been received from Mrs. Joseph Stagg, that she is enjoying her stay on the west coast.
 A club, composed of young ladies of Bethany church Sunday school, ! known as the Willing Workers l Club" were entertained Thursday evening at the home of Miss Ethel Anderson, on Johnson Avanue.
 The services in Bethany church, on Sunday will be as usual Morn ing worship will commence at 10:30, l with a sermon by the pastor, Rev. W. H. NichoI, and the session of the Sunday school will be held at the 1 close of the morning service The congregation is invited to remain at this service as the Christmas music | will be rehearsed. The Young Peo- pie will meet at :45, evening service | at 7:30. The pastor will speak at this service and there will be good i congregational singing.
 Housatonfc Grange will confer the l H,-zt Jrr,
 lar meeting on Saturday, December 13.
 Home Night, will be the subject of the literary program. Miss Olson the District Nurse will be present to give a short address. Others tc speak on the following subjects:
 Mrs. Eaase--'fWhat Are the Nfost Useful Labor Savers that Can Be Put in a Home"
 Harry Getting Ready for Company
 Miss Gertrude MeIoy-"'Music'
 Mrs. Charles 'Essentia, and Non-EssestiaB in a Home"
 Mrs. Wilkinson - Essentials ir House Work"
 Mrs. StaIker-"Moths'
 Herbert sniffen-"The Ideal Far, mer's Home-H
 Mrs. Blakeman and Mrs. Loddel | will give special talks on the fol. lowing situation: With nothing cook, ed or baked how would you pre-
 pare a, meal for unexpected com.
 pany?
 Song-Grange members
 The services at the NJ. E. church to-
 morrow will be conducted by the pas tor. In the morning at 10:3O he will preach on "The Supreme Jesus," and in the evening at 7:30 on the real prodigal,. ''The Son Who Remained Home" The choir will have specia. numbers at each service. The Sunday school at 12, noon, has a place for everybody. The Wesley Mems class meets in the church. The Epworth League vesper service will be led by the pastor. and the theme will be 'The Duty of Church Membership" This church i4 marked by a cheery well come for everysDody. Good music, and , Gospel preaching.
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