The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-14

St Georges church, Clinton and Beechwood Ayes, Rev. H. p: Kelly, munion; 1O:30, holy communion and sermon; 11:45, church school; 7:3O D. m., evensong and sermon.
 Christ Episcopal church. Courtland street, Rev. John G. Sadtler. rector. Morning services 8 and 10:3O. Sun day school 12:1O. street and North avenue, Rev. Her bert s. Brown, Ph.D., minister. Church school at 9:45; worship at II; c. F. Societies at 6:30; worship, songs. ad- dress by Miss DeRocco.
 First UniversaIist church. Fairfield avenue near Broad street, Rev. Hal T. Kearns. minister Morning Mo wors Gcd." Church school at noon. Even ing service at 7:30. The play, Mice People, in pictures and story. Every one welcome always.
 United Church, Broad and Gilbert Sts., Rev. Wm. Horace Day, D. D.. pastor; MT. Edward T. Cowles, asst pastor 1O:2O, silent devotion; 1925, Poer' 9Poeme," Geehl: anthem "sing Praises unto the Lord" Cruickshank; offertory "All Things Come of Thee,
  Milligan. 12:0O. Sunday school Dis cussion club. Address by Prof. Jerome Davis of Harvard on Russian S.tua- ton. Prof; Dav1s was senior T. M encky. and through Bolshevik reVo- lution; and visited Russia last sum mer 4:OO Junior c. D. 6:16 senior C. F.. Tuesday, regular meetings or Wo- mems organizations; Young Women's Guild at home of Mrs. Bristol for annual meeting. Wednesday church night, Refuge in God" led by MT MT, new records, led by MT. Cowles. Other meetings as announced.
 United Church Community Forum; Musical prelude-o~rgan ~ FestiTai t.e \, !! Rubenste:n; chorus Sweet the Mo- ments." Dressler. quartette Saviour OCT Iife's Troubled Sea-" Bendel; solo by MT. Ginand; offertory fre1se .ra1fe Years of the League of Nations" by Prof. Manley O. Hudson of Hayward Law School, former member or va of international law division or American Commission to Negotiate Peace.
 First Methodist Rro59 chqrsh' st the eoFnsr Rey, Chester c. Marshall: pastor 10 go a. m sermon "God's N1fnorittes-" Noon, sunday school and Mems Assembly D.. h., m prea ching Can You Save Your self?'' The friendly church.
 Grace M. F. church. Fairfield and Clinton Ayes, Rev. Joseph l.. Guern- sey. minister. 10:30 "Rehg1ous Eou. cation in the Home" 7:3o. Errors of Christian Science" second or three sarmons Bible school. 12. Fpworth league, 6:3O. Special music. Strangers welcome.
 Washington Park Methodist church Barnurn and Noble avenues. Hev. George c. Fort, minister. Morning sarm0n by 1O:SO, pr. F. B. Upham of New York, formerly pastor or the First Methodist church: Bible scnooi' 12:1O: Epworth League, 6:5O; even inc service 7:3O, sermon by Rev A. F. Chamberlain of Stratford Mio- week service Wednesday, 7:4o.
 s+ratford Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. A. F. Chamberlain, pas for. Sunday, January 18th: Morning worship. 1O:3o. Mature and Human Nature" Why Do We Need the Re- generating Power of the Holy Spirit ? Evening worship, 7;3o, the Revereha S Frank B. Upham. D. D., will preacn. Dr. IJpham is we'll known and will De well received. The great chorus choir will sing the Gospel Seats free. sun day School 12 noon- Epworth League 6:45. Wednesday evening, -7:45, the study. Paurs letter to the Philippians is under-discussion. As there was no meeting last week the same text will be used for the coming meeting, philippians l. 1-2. The Salutatlon. Thursday evening 4:45 the Epworth League will hold a business and soc- ial meeting in the primary room.