The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-11-11
THE UNITED CHURCH


 mand to be progressive in our relig- ion-wiu be the theme of Dr. Wm. Horace Days address at the United church tomorrow morning at 10:30. Mrs. Elmer Beardsley, organist,s will lead the quartet and vested choir in the following musical numbers: Or gaa prelude "Elegy," Milligan; an- Unto Me-" Woodman; offertory, My Faith Looks Up to Thee,'' Rutenber- ger: postlude 'Toccatina in D. Gil lette
 At 12 o'clock the Church school will have a twenty-minute Armistice Day service in the auditorium, in which the Discussion Club is to share. convene in the chapel as usual, and the Discussion club will consider the second chapter of Dean Bosworth's $ book, Becoming Aware of God"; all adJourning at the regular time. Elmer Howard Is to lead the Junior c. E. meeting at o'clock; and Frances Gregory the Senior c. E. at o'clock
 Dr. Lawrence K Lunt of Stock ten Fox Riggs, the famous psychia- trist, will address the Forum Sunday evening on Mental Health The musical prelude will be given by the orsanist, quartet and vested choir from o'clock until 7:20. For the next twenty. minutes, because it is Armis- tice Sunday, MT. Alvin Bruel will lead the audience in community singing. The Forum program itself will begin at twenty minutes of eight. pr. Lunt will discuss the treatment of sick minds,r discussing the personal prob lens of self mastery by which mental health may be established and main tained.
 On Tuesday the women's monthly all-day meeting Will take place; the Wednesday W Orkers' meeting at 10 0 CLOCK Lo sew, Tor needy children, and the Homeland society and oung Womens Guild in the afternoon fol- address. Mrs. Franklin Warner, pres ident of the Women'S Board Of Nils slOns, to be the guest of the women and speak on The RevaIuatlon of Ourselves and Our Work Reserva- tions tor luncheon should be made as soon as poSS1 bic.
 The Church Night service will be led by Dr. Day on the third chapter a God?" Preceding the meeting the Mems Membership Committee will hold their second supper meeting. MT. Bartlett is in charge of the Daily Doz- en period which concludes the Church Night program.
 United Church, Broad and Gilbert streets, Rev. Vim. Horace Day. D. D., ant pastor. Sunday 10:25 Kindergar- Wind in the ;M4saking;" pr; Day. Or them, "I Was Glad When They Said Unto Me- Woodman; offertory, My Faith Looks Up to Thee" Rutenber- ger: postlude ''Toccatina in D. Gil- lette. 12:00 Brief Arnistice Day Service, Church School and Discus sion Club joining, followed by regular sessions. 400 Junior c. E. 6:00 Se- nior c. E. 7:30 Forum. Monday 7:45 Senior Girls. Tuesday-W All Day Meeting. 12:30 Luncheon. Mrs. Franklin, president Womans Board of Missions. speaker. 7:15 Girl Scouts. W edneSday Church Night. 6:15 Men S Membership Committee Dinner. 7:45 "Is There a God?" (third chapter Dean Bosworth's book), Dr. Day lead ing. Daily Dozen. Thursday-Boy Sc puts. Senior Boys Basketball. Fri day s:00 Senior Boys Bowling. Bridgeport. Community Forum. United Church, Broad and Gilbert streets TOO Musical prelude: Organ Processional March from Queen of Sheha," Gounod; Chant for Dead Heroes" Gaul; vested choir. Judge of the tIust,'' Matthews; "Our Colors," !" Mattulbath; offertory, 'Now Pray We for Our Country Fisher. 7:20-T:40 Community singing of patriotic ap.. familiar songs led by MT. Alvin Bruef. TAO Mental Health,' by Lawrence K. Lunt, M. D.. of Stockbridge, Mass, associated with Dr. Austen Riggs, eel ebrated psychiatrist. Physicians par ticu]arlV invited,