The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-17

months While abroad they will visit relatives in the south of England and
 Leonard Burritt of North Main street attended the grand lodge meet ing of the New England Order of Pro- lection at New Haven this week. MT Burritt was a delegate from Seaview lodge of Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert DczHan> of West Broad street are expected home from the South soon,s they having started on their homewazd trip this week. They wil1 stop at various points of interest on their homeward l trip
 i Mir. and Mrs. George Buck of Fam street. who have spent the winter in 1 Florida, are expected home next week
 Robert Sfmman, formerly of War wick avenue, has purchased the Moore homestead on Homestead ave nue. MT. ENhman recently sold his home on Warwick avenue.
 Stratford M. E. church, Rev. A F. i Chamberlain, pastor. Sunday, April 1 1 by the pastor on the meaning of the 1 phrase Tn Christi Evening worship 7:So. Spirited song service, and ser mon by the pastor on Jesus and 1 Thomas.'' This will be an interesting study of Christ and one of his disci- pies. Character study is always of interest. Someone may find himself
 helped by the hearing of such a dis l course. Perhaps he has doubted, or been discouraged Who knows? Sun
 day school 12 m. Classes for all ages. Several classes for Preparatory Mem bership will begin study this Sunday. A class for Men will meet at the same
 hour. Epworth League 6:45, leader,
 Miss Hazel Thompson; topic, When
 Is Courage Needed'? The people
 who come to this church find it a
 church with a welcome It won't hurt to try it.
 The Mems class will hold their ban
 quet in the Rustic Inn, Milford, Tues
 day night at z. The autos will leave Stratford centre at 6:30. The occa-
 sion promises to be very pzeasurable l and profitable. Besides an excellent
 menu, there will be short speeches,
 bright songs. and a telling address by Judge Paul E. Miller of the Probate Court of Bridgeport. Reservations
 have already been made up to the ca pacity of the Inn.
 The basement of the church is un-
 dergoing a transformation. When
 finished it will show a greatly en- larged kitchen. as well as a beautified and extended room for the primary department of the Sunday school. Plans are on foot for an extended program for recreation for the Sun . day school. An excellent committed
 has the work under consideration
 and will make known it's findings very soon. Among other things they hope "A to put forth is a baseball program jsas well as general athletics. Indoor
 competitions of various kinds are a i part of the plan.
 A fine garage for the pastor is nearly finished. This will be a great asset to the work of the chzzrcfa. Bethany Church. . Nichols avenue and Wheeler ter
 race. The pastor, Rev. w. H. Mich
 oil, will preach at 10:3o, and at the
 close of the service the Sunday schoo | will meet The Young Peoples meet f ing will be held at 6:45. The evening ? service will commence at 7:3O, anc = will be conducted along evangelfstit ] lines. The Bridgeport Y. M. c. A
 male quartet will be present and ren
 der several selections. The regular f nfd-week service will be on Wednes' s day, at 7:45, conducted by the pas E tor. All are cordially invited to at
 tend these services.
 Mrs. Ethel Grain, of King street e entertained the Sewing Circle of Beth g any church last Monday afternoon e This society Is engaged in making ar
 ticles for needy persons around
 town.
 r Dr Io11n R Henf7e7-son and wife