The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-08
PROTESTANT

DnlteQ COnSreRat1OnaI Gnurcn, BrOdO and Gilbert streets. Rev, Wm: Horace Cowies, assistant pastor; Hospital Sun prelude ''Meditation,'! Bartlett; anthem by quartet and vested choir. Lord Thou Anst Aa ea,nsr 1en for ostsoFS postlude, "Chant Triemphat'' Gaul; F m. Sunday school; Discussion club led Hospital Serves Bridgeport" with short addresses on the following subjects: He ETTf Of the f Hospital; Surgery" by Dr. D. c. Pat terson; ,'The Children 52,,n1 by pr. F. IL l. 6:so p. m. senior c. E.; P: Y. Forum ley, organist, La Vernon, cornetist, and Louis Ginand, soloist;, 7:3o D. m., Forum. ism to the Jews) in England and Amer ict" offertory by the vested choir, T Am Alpha and Omega" stainer. Wed. the three Congregational Societies of the church.
 Park Street Congregational church, Barnum avenue, Gerald H. Beard, minis ter. 10:30, sermon, Some More Pilgrim Ideals; 12:o5, church school; 6:3o, Young Peoples Society; 7:30, address, with mo- tion picture, starred by Mary Pickford. "The Unwelcome Guest'
 Olivet Congregational church, Main street and North avenue, pr. Herbert S. Brown, minister. Church school at 9:45: songs,a pictures at 7:30.
 St. Paurs Episcopal church, opposite Washington Park, near Barnum avenue. Rev. Benjamin Franklin Root, DID,, rec tor. Holy Communion, a. m.; morning prayer and sermon. 1o:So a. m; church school, 12:10 D. m.; evening prayer and sermon. 7:3O o'clock.
 St. Georges church., Clinton and ReechwOOd avenues, Rev H. E. Kelly, rector. Sunday, and 10:30 a. m., and 7:3O D. m.; school, 12:3o. Thursday, 9:So a. m.
 St. Luke's church, Connecticut and rector. At 8 and 1O:ao a. m.; 12:15. school; evening, 7:30.
 Grace M. P. church. Fairfield and Clinton avenues, Rev: Joseph l.. Guern- sey, minister. At 1o:3o a: m., divine Hnd %Sfssp seeret Wlta of Anthem Exat Him All Ye People" by Hanscome. At ser1S bo shalt ths en not faRe the Anthem, s n. SThroggh the Day Thy Love Love aS,h spared uS Miss soa hs9 SBabyion." Bible school and Mems Aux, Hilary at noon Epworth League watnSs at s;so aaH seats "i free. ,e' T The M home-Iike church.
 Washington Park Methodist church Barnum and Noble avenues Rev. A. F. Ga@p0eIi iS5o Bible mniefsr seSooi 9fR iso e1 League, 6:3O; evening service, 1:So; week day meetings, 7:45. On Tuesday. Wed nesday, Thursday and Friday evenings out of town speakers will be present
 Kings Highway church, tsgi spEing tzsts strse' s as suggested by the incident of the Cleansing of the Temple by our Lord , morning service. In the evening at 7:30 a congregational song service Will ot %hat"? 1S15eEe9 9S The Bible a school meets at F and at 4 o'clock the Junior c. F: So ciety will be reorganized by Mrs: F. K h Brown. A cordial invitation is extended to all.
 First Christian church Oisciples) Iranistan and Maplewood avenues. N p eompIned W94Gnf service service gible school, sermoi Prof. Harold Humbert of Boston Dni li versity will speak on Bible School Fin ciency and the New England Frosrafn'
 First Church of Christ. Scientist. s77 Lafayettss street. sTnday sunday sehoo ehFsiee1 Il m.; Wednesday evening testimonia t aa meeting, g o'clock Reading room Sc
 The Peoples Presbyterian church Laurel and Park avenues. o Key; 1c ! ii. ,,1 A preaching. 10:30; Bible school, 12 m; C E. Meetings, 6:3o.
 First IJniversalist church, Fairfield ave-. near Broad street, Hal T. kearns minister, Morning worship, 10.4 A. M Sermon subject. ''Ths Challenge; Sun m day school at noon; Y. F. C. U. at e.Se cheerful Sunday evening service 7.3o t NJ. the drama, lover the Hill.'
 First Methodist church. corner Fair field avenue and Broad street, Paul Edwards, minister. The pastor will con duct the services morning and evening preaching on the subject, ''The Bibl Teaching Concerning Sin" Noon, Sun day school and Mems assembly; S;s