New Britain herald., 1922-03-04
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 South Church
 Following are the Lenten services at the south church;
 The sermons on Sunday mornings will treat of some "Elements That Break and Make Manhood" March 3, Celebration of the Communion. March l2, Contradition in Character. Balaam. March 10, Abuse Of Facul- ties Caul. March 26, unrealized Loss, Samson. April ?, Facing Right. April 9, Palm Sunday, Hearing and Doing. April 16, Easter, What is' Eternal Life?
 Talks to boys and girls on Com mon Things With Hidden Meanings" March 5, Measures. March 12 Glass. March 19, Lamps. March 26, Money. April 2, Pictures. April 9, Stones, April 1G Trees. Sunday Eycnings-7:3O | Union services of First and South churches. The lectures, illustrated by the stereopticon, will picture scenes made immortal by Bible history and characters, under the general title of "The Land and the Book" March 5, Southern Palestine March 12, Northern Palestine March 2G, "Samaria and the Samaritans" April | ?, Around the Sea of Gailee." April 9, "Parsifal and the Holy Grail" A presentation by pictures of Wagner's famous opera.
 Thursday Evcnings-7:45
 The services on church nights will take the form of interpretive read ings from various prose writers and poets Special music will aid in the inspiration of the hour. The theme illustrated will be, 'The All-strength- ening Christi March ?, Union Preparatory Service" March 9, "The Christ and Solitude" March 16,
 The Christ and Struggle" March 23, 'The Christ and Suffering." March 20, '"rhe Christ and Surrender" April 6, The Christ and Service"
 Tomorrow's Schedule
 Sunday-9:30, Italian school; 10 Italian worship 1O:45, Morning wor- ship; 12:10, church school; 2:3O, As syrian worship: 6:3o, Christian En- deavor meeting. Leader Mir. Fay; 7:30, Union service of First and South churches. Illustrated picture on South ern Palestine including Jerusalem.
 Monday-4:3o, Sewing meeting of the Young Womans Dept; 6, Supper and regular monthly meeting of the Young Woman's dept; 7:30, Meeting of Troop ?, Junior Achievement club.
 Tuesday-4, Meeting of Achieve ment clubs; 7:30, Meeting of Troop 2, Boy Scouts of America.
 Wednesdays, Bible class for women in the chapel of the Cen ter church; 7:45, Bible class for wom- en in the Y. w. c. A.
 Thursday-4:10, Week day church school; 4:30, Meeting of Girl Scouts; 6:30, Parish supper; 7:45, Church night service. Lenten readings from well known authors and special music. The general subject will be "The Christ and Solitude"
 Friday 3, Meeting of the Foreign | missionary department of the Woni- ans association Mrs. Hannah Hume | Lee. formerly a missionary in India now a secretary of the Womans Board 0f MISSIONS Will speak.
 New members of the church are: On confession of the faith in Christ Mrs. Kandah Jonathan Isaiah Ken sington; Jacob Kochue, 169 Grove | street; Sarah Jacob kochue (Mrs. J.) | 169 Grove street; Dudley Woodruff | Nearing, 412 Park street; Estrid FL nina Carlson Nearing (Mrs. D. W., | 412 Park street; William Courtney Timbrell, IA Cedar street; Joseph To- nan, 160 Washington street; Mrs. Asait Sargis Zaia, 72 Spring street By let ter from sister churches-Earle K | Bishop, 219 West Main street, Grand | Avenue church, New Haven; Sarah | Ten Eyck Bishop (Mrs. E. K.), 219 West Main street, Episcopal church, Durham. Quebec; Elsie Beecher Oquist (Mrs. w. CD, S36 Maple street, Bethany Presbyterian church, Utica, N. r., Joseph H. Potts, 19 Madison street, Baptist church, North Bllerica, Mass.
 Stanley Memorial Church.
 Sunday services will be held in the East street school building Wood land street entrance Morning wor- ship at 1o:45 o'clock. Subject of ser mon, 'Life's Opportunities" Sunday school at noon. The Girl Scouts will meet Tuesday evening with Miss Ll- lian Spunger, 295 Chapman street The Junior c. F. society will meet | Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Roloff. $50 Church street.
 A. NJ. F. Zion Church.