Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-20
NORW;CH TOWN

sunday morning at the t1rst ConSre- gational church, Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey 1 preached from Numbers 1929. Hobab, | 6 Type of Man Needed Today, was the | theme of the interesting sermon. The | pastor presented the two motives given to Hobab by Moses, to induce him to join the Israelites in their march to- ward Canaan. One was the motive of self interest to Hobab the other the motive of service which he could render to the people of Israel Emphasis was given the second. as the more worthy motive with which to appeal to men.
 At the Christian Endeavor service at e.SO in the chapel, the topic was The Spirit of Generosity. Cor g: 6-15. | (Christmas meeting.) The members of the c. E. society and others are sending Christmas cards to be distributed at the state prison, Christmas morning. This is in connection wi,h movement through Connecticut carried on by Christian Endeavor people.
 Rev. ". D. Hetherinston, pastor of the Fitchville Baptist church, occupied the pulpit of the First Methodist Epis- copal church Sunday morning in ex- change with the pastor, Rev. William J. Crawford. The Young Peoples meeting in the afternoon was conducted by Ho- ward Bushnell, president of the Scot land road Christian Endeavor society
 The appeal to the American people
 signed by eight organizations in this
 country, for the relief of the destf:ute
 children in Central Europe, was read | from the pulpit of the First Congrega-
 tional church, during the Sunday morn I ing service Envelopes were distribut- i ed, and contributions will be made by
 the members of this church. The pas ttor Rev. Gurdon F. Bailey; and Her | haT T, -frnr,
 men, attended the mass meeting Sun-
 day afternoon, at the Davis the,.tre, be- i ing among those seated on the stage Sunday afternoon, at 4.30, five class les of young women from the Congrega- tional church, ur ited for rehearsal with
 the young worn An of the Methodist
 church, in preparation for the special
 exercises to be held at the uAon ser
 vice next Sunday evening, at the Meth odist church.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Marsh and chil-
 dren, MelHerda. Ralph, Esther, Charles
 and Thelma Marsh, for over six years
 residents of Town street, moved Satur- day afternoon to their new home on
 Peck street. They were accompanied by
 Mrs. Marsh's father. Henry Cross of Mechanics F slls, Mo, who is passing several months in Norwich
 1 Following the Sunday afternoon ser. ! Bushnell of Occum was the guest of his
 uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs Frederick H. Bushnell of Huntington avenue.
 The December meeting of the w. L
 T's, an organized class of the First
 Congregational Sunday school, was held
 Friday evening with one of the n1em- : bers, Raymond Smith of Rockville 1 street Those present were Marcus
 Grady, the class president; Theodore Sterry, Frank Mott, Walter Durr. El- mer Browning George Durr and the i eacher, Miss Jessie E. Hydes Following
 business, games, and Victrola selections. provided the evenings entertainment.
 Later, the guests were invited into the dining rom where the hosts mother
 Mrs Edward A Smith. served cake Jelly with whipped cream and cocoa.
 The table was at.ractively decorated. In
 the center was a Christmas tree lighted
 with small electric light bulbs and red candies; The favors at each place were
 santa Claus boxes with salted nuts. The teacher and class expressed hearty
 thanks for the most enjoyable evening.