The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-10
PROTESTANT.

1 St. Luke's Episcopal church, Con
 necticut and Wilnot avenues. Rev. w. | H. Jepson. 3D., rector. Trinity Sum | day. Holy Communion at and | 10:SO a.. m.; school. 1915. Special
 music at 7:30, the last evening ser
 vice till further notice.
 St. Georges church, Clinton and
 Beechwood avenues. Rev. H. E. Kelly, rector. Trinity Sunday, 8:00 a.. m. 1; 10:30, parents and children's service; i;
 II :45, kindergarten. Evening service omitted for summer.
 United Church, Broad and Gilbert | streets, Rev. Wm. Horace Day. D.D., | pastor; Mr.. E. U. Cowles. assistant
 pastor. 10:25. silent devotion; 10:30, Children's Day service, baptism of children. address by Dr. Day; recita-
 tions, songs and verses by Sunday
 school; presentation of Bibles and
 school and Discussion Club. 4:00
 closing meeting Junior c. E; meet at
 church at 3:30. 6:30, Senior c. B.
 topic, Team Work" Monday, 10:3O,
 last Mission Study Glass. Holden Me
 morial hall. Olivet. 6:3o. baseball
 United vs. First Baptist, Seaside, dia-
 mond No. 6. Tuesday. 6:30. Christian
 EhdeavoH alumni supper. Peoples
 Pres. church Wednesday Church Night, $500, synp osiun on ''The
 Work for Our Young People" in
 charge of Religious Education com
 n1ittee- Discussion led by heads of various organizations. Thursday,
 7:15, Boy Scouts. Friday, 7:15, Girl Scouts. Saturday, Junior c. E. rally at Fairfield.
 The First English Lutheran Church corner Grove Street and Laurel Ave- nue, has been without a Pastor since December 1st- They have called the Rev. Arn1in George Weng, who comes from Philadelphia. He is a very tall ented young man and is going to take charge on June 11th. when he will preach his first sermon at 10:3O a. m. The public well the old connected with the church should be in attendance.
 At the Grace Methodist church. corner Fairfield and Clinton avenues 10:30 a. m., Sunday. Children's Day exercises will be held and the rite of baptism administered.
 At 7:30 D. m., Rev. I. L. Smith will speak ont "ReHgion in a Five-Room House" Prof. Strout's choir will sing ''If Ye Love Me-" by Colemand, and a male chorus will sing Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah" by Flotow-
 The West End Congregational church. Colorado avenue between Fairfield avenue and State street, Rev. Ralph H. White, minister. Services for Children's Day. 10:30 illustrated sermon on 'The Talents" 12:00, Chil- dren's Day exercises by the Sunday school.
 Olivet Congregational. Main street and North avenue, pr. Herbert S. ercises at II; Sunset service, with | biblical drama, Moses the Libera- tor," at 7:3O.
 
 and Mrs Meeks officers l n charge, Lieut.. W. H. Beven, assist mt. Sunday services as follows: Il | l. m., Holiness Service; 1:30 D. m., Sunday School; 800 p. m., Praise Service; 6:15 D. m., Y. P. Legion; 500 D. m., Salvation Service. Ser yices are also held Tuesdays, Thurs lays Saturdays D. m. All welcome. Come.
 Olivet Congregational Church.
 Children's Day will be observed at he morning service at II o'clock by pecial exercises. Bibles are to be resented to baptised children of the eventh birthday and the rite of bap- ism will be administered to a large lumber of little ones. For the even- ng meeting, which will be held in the 'arish hall, the Five Hundred Club TiIl assist the Olivet quartet
 The Biblical drama of Moses, the Iiberator" will be read. It consists f the words of the Bible so assigned o different readers that the dramatic lement in the story may be made inn ressive- Ten men are to share in the eading. Monday Miss Witt Is to give CT last lecture on the lives and work f Congregational missionaries. The |. ime is 10:30, not at the time nrev- ously held. The church school officers nd teachers hold their monthly leetfng Tuesday with supper at 6:30 It 7:30 Professor Weigle of Yale is 0 give an address.
 The mid-week meeting Wednesday t D. m. will take up the Bible study ''The Gospel Published By Opposi- on," Act 21 to 23. These studies { cal with the missionary journeys of le Apostle Paul through regions now Utterly suffering from Turkish op- ression. Thursday at p. m. in Holden Hall the Montgomery Mission ry Society is to listen to reports as ( } the ways by which the money has cen earned in the two-dollar cam aign.