The Republican journal., 1922-05-11
THE CHURCHES

Itpiversalist church next Sun
Al nino .u there will be preaching ser
nio ,be nastor, Rev. VIM. Vaughan
zee uy school at noon. All cordially
n;,ed to these services.
METHODIST CHURCH. People Meth
~, Church. Rev. Charles w. Martln,
H,or. se parsonage, No. Z Court St; tele-
2l3.ll. Sunday morning service
sunday school, II m. Evening
;ce at 7.3O. Prayer meeting TINS,
hrrsday. evening at 7.3O.
rur FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev:
Zoe c. Sauer. pastor; residence, 10
eS.r Telephone 1911 Saooath ser
sus s"s at lo:45 and 1880; Bible school at
Young Peoples Hour, 6:3O; evening
nuotbers' s Day" will be observed by
:. church Sunday with appropriate ser
nss There will be delegauo from
odies, Auxiliary of the Sons OF Vet
sns and other bodies present:
a. the evening service, The Great
AZ f.tsrs of the World, Twill be the theme.
w. vsn Green, cornetist, Miss Edna Nj.
sp;ns and others will participate In
musical program. The public is cor
ealy inVlteo. onort,,;ties
..,v;ce. Monday afternoon and even
sropp meetings for boys; wednesday
..,ooon. the Sewing Circle will meet
The home of Mrs. Sauer, Cedar 81;
o,us rehearsal, W ednesday evening IN
yestry; Thursday afternoon, at
Clock Camp Fire Girls with Mrs. Bail
in the vestry; Thursday evening,
ID week service, subject, "ftezeklah
ads the People back to God," Chron.,
4. Friday afternoon, 4 o'clock, Boys
ben air supper at the camp; 7.30, Young
|eoples' social in the vestry; Saturday
ornlnp. hikes and ball games for the
,ys. under Scout leadership; Friday
nnday next week, Y. Nj. c. A. County
ovs' Convention in our city; Wednes
av. Nav 81, Lincoln Baptist Associa-
on, Rockport.
The Federated Church: Rev. w. r.
kerrye, minister; residence, 20 high
rect; telephone, ga; Sunday morning
rvice at l045; sermon topic, "Mothers
Id Homes" Sunday School at twelve,
Iowing the preaching service. All are
brdially invited. "Here let no man be
ranger" whatsoever thou art that
Interest this church, leave it not without
prayer tor thyself, for him who minis
ers, and for those who worship here"
According to the New York Evening
lost recent inquirer into what the col
kdes are doing and not doing for those
equenting them, apportions the effec-
na influences in education in the ratio
4 he IN
school, and seventy five to the home.
Dr. Alfred E. Stearns, Headmaster OF
bilhps Academy, Andover, Mass, said
an address before the New York I ale
ub: ut is very difficult to get young
(ople to church or under its Influence
hen the parents stay away and scoff at
E church. Gentlemen, this is all
Fant to leave with you, thatif you ex-
1t your boys of the coming generation
be the kind of men you would have
EN- be, then it is for you to prove that
want to help, and to re establish old
lndards of morality to which your boys
b anchor. If necessary, be willing to
IKE a little sacrifice, as our parents did
US, that we might be bigger and bet
r, in order that they may enjoy what
e enjoy as the result of those same sac
fices on the part of our elders"
The influence of the home on the life
n the child Is not questioned, it is uni
ersaly admitted. The home atmosphere
the one native to the child throughout
be most receptive years. AS life is pre-
(nted there to the child, so will it be
en while life lasts. Happy is he who
rries through life memories of Sunday
vening singing, when the hearts, hand
g bo fa. Z
hour in giving happy and hearty ex-
fession to the best aspirations of litel
appy is she who remembers, when the
bward way seem barren and sunless,
d the broad road to nothingness and
ght invites with its tragic gaiety, a
bme wherein she was surrounded with