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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13

Plans were perfected Thursday
night at the First Presbyterian Church
in this city for the synodical confer
ence to be held here February % and
26 at which 1000 persons are expected
to gather.
At Dallas, on February % and "a,
another conference will be held for
that section of the state and is OK
pected to be as widely attended rs the
one here. Both meetings will be in
spirational and every effort is being
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
AUTOIST FREED.

PONTIAC, Mich, Nov. 13.-As-
sistant Prosecutor Clarence L. Smith
has been exonerated by coroners
jury in the death of Mrs. Mary L.
Cross, 20. killed by Smiths automo-
bile. Witnesses said the accident was
unavoidable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-13
ADVERTISEMENT
SAYS EVERYTHING
FAILED; RELIEVED
BY PLANT juice
Astounded by the Benefit 1t
Brought; Stomach, Liver
Troubles Gone.

81 tried about every medicine I ever
heard of in my attempts to get rid Of
stomach and liver trouble and consti-
patton but without benefit and then
recently i found Plant Juice and i
can honestly say that the results it
brought are astounding" said Mr.. J.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
E. B. (. MEMBERS TO
 OBSERVE MOTHERS DAY
Wesleyan President tn Speak : Leonard C. Yoke and mother
 to Sing-Womcn Invited.

At the session of Eyeryman's Bable class tomorrow morning, Dr. James l.. McConaughy. president of Wesleyan university. will be the speaker, Ii will be a Mothers Day" service and will be open 10 women
 An unusual feature Of the Flor ence program will be tho singing by Leonard C. Yoke and his mother. Mrs. Yoke. who is visiting him from Bcrrian Springs Mich. Friends Of Mr. Yoke in this city will remem- Der that on Sunday March 29 Mir. Yoke tuned in his radio at his home in Maple Hill and had the pleasure Of hearing his mothers voice, broadcasting from Station WEMC. ot the Emmanuel Missionary col legr. She sang songs composed by him.
 Mrs. Yoke and her son will sing for the Evcryman's Bible class to- morrow morning. Mir. Yoke is or ranist and choir leader at the Trim fly M. F.. church.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
STATE BIBLE GLASSES
 MAY HOLD CONVENTION
Vice President COnger Of Eedcra' tiUn Making Plans for October
 Meet in Bridgeport.

Dr. J. F.. Conger of New Britain. first vice presidont Of the Fedora lion of Mems Bible classes, which recently closed a convention in Mount Vernon. x. T.. has taken steps for state convention of the federation 10 be held in Bridgeport in October.
 The federation which is practi- cally a new organization has grown so rapidly that 1t has been found necessary to distribute the work among the different states and state conventions are the result.
 The decision to hold the state convention in Bridgeport is thought 10 be d sort Of compromise, as 1t is an open secret that the Bridge port delegation to Mount Vernon would have liked to bring the next federation convention to that city. instead Of 1t going to Providence, R. l.. as was voted.
 Tn, convention at Bridgeport would be a one way session. occur ing on Sunday, with a banquet at RS0A
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
HAS NEITHER
 HERO NOR VILLAIN
Not One to Spare" Film Version Of Old Poem at South Church

Al ,he south Congregational church Sunday night at 7;45 ?, m., there will bs presented a picture which has neither hero nor villain, but which received unqualified praise from the New York press during tho showing Of th" film there. It is en- titled Not Ono 10 Spare" and is the finn version Of the old school poem (Which Shall it Be-" penned by Ethel Lynn Beers.
 It is the story of a poor father and mother with seven children -- they are average children with usual lnc0lnutions. They quarrel and they 1lsobry. There Is q younger boy with a lame leg, with pain written on his little face, and an older girl who plays the violin.
 on inc other hand there is Robert Moore inc wealthy brother in q magnificent house, who has no chil- drau. H. wants some little child 10 .o'", and writes the father asking hjW 10 spare just one of his larEo :uuuy in return for a house and .Ml arI q generous allowance for VI" rest of his fife
 Tn. h'trr makes the father and mo'hcr ponder de"ply-they can do So much for tho rest of the children with 'o" generous allowance" but "WhjrA shall it be? Which shall it "I looked at John, John looked al
 me"
 On" by one the children are con- sIl"red and they finally d"cide on the odes' daughter. The novt morning inc girl is told a, ahout 1t, and starts for the station in the old hurkuoard.
 Tho six Chiliren and mother can not seem 10 fl into 'ha usual life of the home with the o'des, girl gone Ey"rythlnE go"s wrong Thhn like a fash 'he whole house hold is changed. The cats nose up 10 the door, the big boy rises from his lethargic posture and the young CT ones tear around The mothers eyes glisten with tears Of toy. Father has returned with May, They have probably missed the train. The dog jumps in, wagging his tail
 I-couid-not say goodbye 10 her" says the sturdy John.
 II is said that the parts in this picture are especially well taken and in" characters io not play he parts. but live th m.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

and two stone churches which were Eul,t 29l years ago, one in Phila- Ie'phla and the other in Wilmington. prr. are Stii standing as the two uul,s' lanlmarks Of profcstautiSm in America today
 luhrrans also came tO New Eng land in coIouia, days. AS early as l74o there was Lutheran colony at WahoborouGh Maine, which for time was served hy John Christopher Har'Wick, the founder of Ilartwick seminary the oldest Lutheran col ,vCr in America. The first Lutheran pastor to make an attempt at es- rahnshing a Lutheran church in Connccucur was Dr. A. II. [. Schu- bert who came from Orange, x. j.. 10 Hartford, in 1880. The first con grogation Of Lutherans to be rstah- 1ishod was the church on Liberty street, Neriden. The foundations of this congregation werc laid by Pas for C, A. Ebert who came there from Newark N. J, in 1865.
 The Evangelical lutheran synod of Missouri, Ohio. and other states was founded In |Mcago IT, in April lI47, at a time when the old Luth- era1 church in America, had lost much of its former strength. The founders of the Missouri synod who had come 10 America in 1889 aimed Q establish Lutheran church on the old foundations laid by Martin Luther. Within % years of its organization it is said 10 have be- come the largest Lutheran body in America, II nov numbers 2S dis tricts including parts Of all the states Of the union, Canada. Mexico, Brazil and Argentina. Two churches in London England, are connected with the Atlantic district,
 According to the statistics of Dr. : Carroll of the L. s. census bureau the Lutheran church in the United States numbers 1n,255 ministers, l D. 92S congregations, and @,5o3,642 communicant members, making it the third largest Protestant denom- |ination in the country. During the year 1924 there was an increase Of 37.S01 members.
 The Evangelical Lutheran synod Of Missouri has 3.073 pastors, 4,327 churches and missions, 1,041,514 baptized and G3S.951 communicant members. l. maintains four theo- logical semnaries 10 colleges, five high schools and two normal schools. It also has a system Of elementary Christian day schools which are at tended by 76.317 pupils and taught by 1,500 teachers Its Sunday schools number 10000 pupils. The home mission work Of the Missouri synod extends over all the states Of the Union and up through the Can adian provinces. approaching the Alaskan boundary. There are 9G0 workers in the field. Foreign mis- sions are conducted in India, among the Tamis and in China. l. also supports the work Of the European Free church in Denmark, Germany, Poland and France, Of the Luther ans in Brazil Argentina, Mexico and Cuba. and has missions among the Jews. the Negroes, the Indians and the deaf. In it's work it uses 1 2 diff foront languages. beside the English
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

which is the official language of the Atlantic district.
 Abou, 5o Of the members will he entertained a the home Of members Of St. Matthews church in New Brit ain. E. Klopp, K. Kaufmann and A, Schoech will represent New Britain church as parochial school teachers, Eud Linn as lay delegate and the Rev. A. c. Theodore Steege.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

The German Baptist church is sending delegates to the annual meeting of the Young People S union which will be held in James burg, \. J., from Friday to SunIay,
 Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips will ad- dress the AssyrIan worship meeting al the South Congrt gational church tomorrow afternoon.
 The Young Woluan's department Of the South Congregational church will hold is annual meeting and picnic Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Rufus \. Hemouway 0. Ill Lexington s,rect
 The Young Peoples socirry Of the Film Swedish }apIst church will hold is monthly business meet ing Tuesday evening.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Religious Items

Rev. A, p. Heinjnger will speak at Tho meeting of The Firs. Cor gregsHonai church Young Peoples society tomorrow evening, his topic heinz. "What IS the MisSionary's Job ToIayc"
 The Peoples church will have an "cyery- mber-yisitadon" tomor- , row afternoon, when every member | of he church will be visited by ap- ! pointed visitors
 I'll" monthly entertainment and . s5cIa. for the people Of the Stanl"y , M.mo,ial church and parish will he holI l'rIlay evening under Inc aus plc,s 0. he NDn's club 1 h. By,hany Sisters society wli, meet a. T:45 o'clock Thursday eye nlng
 The monthly business meeting of Sf. Ma"n-ws Lutheran church will he hold at o'clock tomorrow a.t.-uoor.
 Eee. Dr. Abcl A. Ahlquist. pas or ot rb4 First Lu'I@rau church. anl Emit Larson are cxpectcJ home rom The annual meeting 0: th" New Eng,anI conference bling h',d q, t4alIaer Mass. pr. AL'quisr WAS o.,e.ed yIcn-p -proaIlcnt
 The Lu'h,r .gagHe from south Nancacs'e- viii pro'ile an 'n'"r- ,aInmnn. for the loca. i"sg4e here Thursday at'riuE
 Oa' Jonason a s'ule1' at Jp- saa co.aEe. N,U pr aoh a' Inc Frs Lutheran church tomorrow . morning
 The Loving Ser'jce c.ass of the First Esp'l~ church 1I meet Wadnes4ay afternoon d the home oc Mrs, Cora r. Eddy. 242 Chest nut stree'
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Missouri Synod, Atlantic District, of
 Evangelical Lutheran Church to Meet
sessions to Be Held in Meriden Next Week-LOcal Pas tor On General COmmittee-LargeSt Individual Synod

}ruNN maun,rs Of ST. Matt { ,wS Etme, Heal L4,hcran churn, .t p~muug 10 attend 'ha srs- .a.~ of he Atlantic district Of lhe .... - Hu Ia'hrmu synod Of Mis- -vuu Ohio. and S,v.rt other ..}. comprising AZ ,aurch"s ". AppgoNmatoNy G5.0un Nap.isr4 mnmn,vs. Sessions WI be held in Jh" Sr Johns Lutheran church on Liberty street. Mer.lru Monday 70 luuay May Il 70 15 inclusive.
 I!N A. C. Theodore s'crs" of N.N Bu'am wu u. one of the thrue ministers Iu charge Of ar raugvmcn,S, the oth,r two heiug inc l.e,, samue. Chaser of Meriden and Louis Martin os WalHNgiorI
 A the sessions there will be & .o,M Of -73 delegates. 43 ministers ,.nd educators. 4o parish school teachers auI iQo or more laymeD,
 The con} eNton wI'l organize on Monday a. ?. m, The Rev. Henry BjrkUer Of Boston, president Of the Atlantic district. will render re- port on the past year and dclyer his presidential address. In the eve nmg, the general president of the Missouri synod, the Rev. Frederick Ptotcnhaucr, D. D.. Of Chicago, will be the preacher in the conlcn- ion service. Dr. Pfotenhauer has presided over the affairs of ;he Missouri synod since 1911 and fl me fifth president which hat body has had in the seyen,y-seven years or is existence.
 His predecessors were the Rev, Carl r. W. Walther DID,. the founder and for 90 years the leading spirit of the Synod, the Rev. Fred crick C. D. Wyneken the Rev. H. C. schwan, DID,. and the Rev. Fran is Pieper, D.D.. who has just rounded out % years of service as
 pastor and theological professor in roncordia Seminary, St. Louis, the .argest divinity school in the coun- ,rv. This school was founded in the nackwoods of Missouri in 1899 in q log hut built by the first faculty juembers with their own hands and Nas grown 10 such proportions that !. is now being housed in new group of buildings which is being erected just outside Of St. Louis at q cost Of noarIy $3,0o0,Go0,
 Luthnrans came to America with 'ne earliest colonists In Augus1, 16i9 Captain Jens Munck and q col ony Of C6 Danes. with thoIr pastor, Rev. Rasmus Jensen landed on the shores of the Hudson Bay. During the following winter the entire col ony with the exception Of Captain Munck and one sailor perish'd. Rev. Jansen died on February 2o, 1920, oicht months before the landing Of inc Pilgrim Fathers on Plymouth Rock. IIorrich Christianson Of clevo. Germany. explored tho sou'h- orn shores of Connecticut between 'cl2 and 1914 and built the frs, dwellings for white mon on Manhat- an Island. in 1913. The Lutheran church in New York dates back 10 Eio. lis first pastor, John Ernes- tus Gutvaesor, was banishod by Governor Sfuyvosant in 1659, The swedish Luthorans began their set r,mcnts on the Delaware in 163S
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Will Sing at Emmanuel
 Gospel Church Tomorrow

.tt IT." Ewnan9. 'ioepr' cs4tch Traokt!n sqncro. r"re"oa oeaa.ag, at | o'c.ock, Mr. an. Mrs kear,tn r., Robcrts, Gamer suo.s's al inc south Goa@,. G,'l '-..' .a"~ru. viii r-n Ter the ro 'eDi~E e-,ey.:ars.
 Spi"it p' Co., ... Nrtdl0grr "T Heard the Nol.. a' Jssss Say
 -...... ..,.... ... ... lIa' riss "Comc ye R.assri" . Scott
 Soprano Mrs EoAerts
 "0Et of fho Frsp ..... Marks "n17r tho Cate" .......... Knarp Submission ... .-., Ballwln
 Baritone. Nr I;ahsrts
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
TO HOLD STRING MEETING
Rev. Floyd ". Tompkins. Jr.. Will Speak at Nt. Marks Church
 Next Wednesday.

The spring meeting of the wom- ans auxiliary of the Hartford arch dcaconry will be held in St. Marks church on Wednesday. May 13. Following Is the program for the day:
 l0:30 q m., holy communion. 11:15 Il. m. to l2:15 D. m.. business session.
 Noon day prayers. 12:t5 D. m, address by the Rev. Floyd W. Thompkins, Jro on church unity
 l:00 T. nl., luncheon. goo D. m, to $;3O p. m. Service followed by addresses by Mrs. F.. C. Acheson and Miss Lucy Gent of Alaska.
 All women Of the parish are es- prcialiy invited to attend. The serv- ices are open to all.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
BOYS NIGHT
South Church Brotherhood to Close
 NcasOn Program

The South Congrcgatuna1 church Mems Broth"rhool wiu c.osc the season Friday night when it will observe Boys Niglt." All boys of the church from II 10 % yrars Of age ar invited 10 be present and bring 'ho.r fathers, Supper will be served a' GRO o'clock. after which thnrn wt b" sps. c'rs by tAe boys ani tn.]r Gathers Th" church school orr'a s's" will play. and rnt"rlain- ment vi u. turnisa-d !y a Hart ford mzElLIaa-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
MOTHERS DAY
Majority of Local Churches to Honor Mother by special ScrN ices and Programs.

Sp'clal s'r,u"s or sprrla. rea- lures Of thn r.Et.lar Sor>lr-s will mark ;he lna.orI'y oc prurrams m local ChIrc"rs 'omorIow. winch he annual No'a'r.s u.y vii. be ob- served. Tlcr" wIn b.. mus..al pro- grams anI s rruons adapted 10 .Ais subject in uosl r.&.H
 The E1.r}mon'> ma4 r.aes 'ol. .o"1nE ''- anG"a c.s'0m VII throw open rs m,. ung 'o "qm,n Iuuug tomorrow $ s"'E..
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Emmanuel Gospel

sunday --- 1o:oo a. ln., prayer and praise service. 1o;45 d, m" preaching, topic. AS a Mother" 1915 p. m, Bible school, 5;45 p. m., Young Peoples meeting 7:uO D. m, evening worship, sermon topic, Kept by Divine Power" At this service Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F.. Roberts will sing.
 Tuesday --- 4:00 D. m., children's meeting. Thursday 7:45 ?. m,, mid-week prayer meeting.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
MOTHERS DAY THEME PREDOMZNAZES W SUNDAY SERVICES

To check babies while mothers Paid educational director be engaged for with who heard her radio Concert tonight Film Baptist Missouri president of l convention ehods plan reception minister Rev. Floyd Iom J to
  Several religious conventions scheduled during week.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Non-,lcnominatiOnal
Peoples

Peoples
 10:46 a. m. Sunday services Preaching by the pastor, subject; Portraits Of Mothers" 12:00 m., sunday school session. G;00 ?. m., Young Peoples meeting. zoo D.. m. preaching by the pastor, sub .iect: An OAly King and kingly UX."
 Wednesday -- o;45 p, m, Wom- ans Missionary prayer band, 4:o0 ?. m.. childrcn's meeting,
 Thursday - 1;45 ?. m, church prayer meeting.
 Friday - 1:45 p. mo choir re- hcarsal.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Swedish Bethany

Sunday - 1o:3O a. m, church and Sunday school united in Moth- CTS Day service, 4;39 D, m., special program 10 he carried out by the Young Peoples society and the Junior league combined. ESQ T. no evening service. Rev. Mr. NabIstrom will be the speaker.
 Thursday - 7;45 D, m, meeting of the Bethany Sisters society. to which husbands and friends are invited.
 Friday -- zoo ?. m, meeting Of pastors Bible class.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Evening service will be omitted, Thursday evening the Luther hague from South Manchester will visit the local league. The visitors will furnish the program.
 St. Matthew's
 Sunday service in English at 2l5 a. m, in German ar lo;4j a, ut sermon on "Tto IIo.l Spirit, the r,"fortcr r .r"o ing 'h' W i'd Because they Be ieve not on Christ >unhay schoyr u,lu 'ucu seIN .ce, in the respective language.
 Reformation
 lu:po a. n. services. ll,1j q. m, Sunday school.
 The catechcticai class will meet al the parsonage Tuesday evening al 7;3Q o'clock,
 S', Johns
 sunday $50 d. m, English service. 9;SO a. m, sunday school. lo:4j d. In.. German service. Tuesday - S;00 p. m" Young Peoples society
 Wednesday - c:3o p. m, Wom- cn's Missionary society. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 4;15 ?. m, confirmation class
 Sc Sat,rflav S.PuIt, ,1O m German school.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

community house, 7;30 D. m, wor- ship Of the Italian mission at South church. 7:45 ?, mn evening wor- ship; motion picture, Not One to Spar","
 Monday GOO p. m. annual meeting and picnic Of the Young Woman's department at Mrs. Ras- Aus \. Hcmcnways home, Ill Lex lnRton street.
 Tuesday ~- goo ?. m, meeting of the AsSyrIan women's sewing club. 7:15 D. mo meeting of Troop ?, Boy Scouts,
 Thursday -- con ?. m., Italian mothers meeting al Hunter road community housc. S:3u p. m, weekly sewing meeting of the Young Womans department.
 FriIay - 4;15 p. m, meeting Of Girl Scouts. 6;30 p. m,. Brother hood Boys Night supper.
 Saturday -- 3:gQ ?. m. library hour at Hunter road community house.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Si, John 3
Methodist Churches
Trinity

IIlIlIA
 Sunday -- 9:l5 q. m, Eyeryman's Bible class, women invited. 9:@0 a. m., church school lQ;45 a, m, ser mon by the pastor, "Mothor's Apron Strings G:o0 ?. m. Epworth lcagu" Mothers bay program. 1:l5 !. m. sermon hy the pastor. "Pctcr,' Special music.
 Monday - 4:00 D, m" church membership class, G:15 p, m., Sun Jay school board supper and busi- ness meeting. zoo p, m., Friend- ship club.
 Tuesday - 6;&0 ?. m, Philarhra class supper. 7:15 D. n,, Boy Scouts 7:45 ?. m, class meeting.
 Wednesday - BOO ?. m,, W, H, N. $. regular monthly meeting in the church 7;30 ?. m" choir re- hcarsal.
 Thursday 7:45 ?. m. prayer service,
 Friday - t:oo p. m., sewing school TOO ?. m. choir rehearsal, S:o0 ?. m, pastors reception.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Lutheran Churches

Firs,
 Service in Swedish Sunday morn ing al 1G;30 &. III. Olof Jonasou, student at upsala college, will preach. Sunday school at F noon,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Stanley Memorial l

Sunday - 1o;Q0 a. m, Young Peoples department Of the church school. 1o:45 q. m., Mothers Day service with special music. sermon hy the pastor Rev. k. x. Gilman. subject. Our Mothers" The ladies will he special guests and occupy the peHs in the front center 1900 m. Junior primary and beginners Apartments Of the church school
 Tuesday ESQ D. m. meeting Of the Boy Scous, Troop lS,
 Friday - 7:4b ?, In., monthly entertainment and social for all the people Of the church and parish under the auspices O. rhe Mems club.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Second Advent

1o:4S a. n.. Sunday morning service led by Mr. Peace of Plain vile. l@:05 D. m., Sunday school.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Congregational Churches

ilht
 Sunday -- io:0O q. m. church school. 1l;00 a. m. morning wor- ship, preacher: Hcr. Theodore A.. Greene. 1915 p. III" mems Bible class. Leader: Rev. Theodore A.. Greene. 500 ?. m,, Armenian sery- ice. s;00 ?. m., Young Pcoples $ meeting. speaker: Mr. A. P. Hein- Inger.
 Wedns sday -- 200 p. m, Eng fish class for Armpnians.
 Thursday -- 200 p m, Armenian Bible class. 4;GO ?. m, Girl Scout meeting.
 Friday - 7.S0 p, m, Boy Scout meeting.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
South

Sunday --- 9:%o 8. m, Italian de- partment or the church school
 l0:30 a. m, worship Of the Italian mission, Hunter road community house 10;45 q. m,, beginners de- partment O. the church school. 10:45 a. m, morning worship, ser mon. And Thy Mother" 1910 ?. 1n., church school primary, junior, intermediate and senior depart ments. 2:30 ?. m., Assyrian wor- ship, address by Rev. Vernon l.. Phillips. 500 ?. m. church school of the Italian mission, Hunter road
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09

Yokohama has made a remarkable recovery rom the devastation drought by the earthquake ln ls23.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
SWEDISH BAPTIST MUSICAL PROGRAM
SOlOist From New York to Sing
 at EIim Church Tonight

Joseph Palmroot Of Brooklyn, N. r.. tenor soloiSt, who has appeared In this city several times before. will be the soloist at concert this evening al the Film Swedish Bap- list church, under the auspices of the Young Peoples society of the church. Mr, Palmroot, who has had extensive training under the super vision Of several prominent teachers of New York, is tenor soloist in inc Gustavns Adolphus church in New York.
 Mr. Palnroot will be accom- panied on the piano by Mrs. Elsa Anderson Swcnson of Meriden. for merly of this city. She will also furnish several solo numbers. Mrs. Edwin Pearson of Maridrn will give several recitations, The program IS as follows;
 Prelude Mrs. Swenson Invocation
 Rev. Ahcl l. Pct.r Vocal Thank God For Garden .... .................. Del Riego "Tittle Mother 0: Mine" BurIeigh Absent" ............... MeUcalf Mir. Pamroot 1 Plano , "I.a Filsnso' ..,........,,.. Ron "Mazurka" .............. Goddard ! Mrs. Sweuson | Recitation "When Ma'inIl Sings" ........
 Mrs, Pearson "NorrIanningcns H"mIanstsn" .. ............,...,.... Eroman "lpeu Smaa Nng"n" ..... Lindberg "n,is Uu liar Narmo Tanker ..
 ....... ... ... Borr. eon
 Mir, Palmroot 1 PiaRo
 Selected 1 Mrs. Swenson i ReCtta 'On
 Tine Model Church" John H. Yates Mrs. Pearson Vocal By the Waters of Babylon" ... ...................,... Howell "G0.n' Home" ........... Drorak i "Eu Dag Narmare Hemmets Frid'
 .........,.... .....,,'....,'... Hymn
 Mr. palmro0t
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
A, NJ. F.. Zion

1o;45 8, m, preaching by the pastor. Rev. William E. Gaines. text, "Ruining the Christian Race. 12;5Q J. m., Sunday school. 6:30 p.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
BaWtst Churches


 10:A5 a. mo morning worship, sermon by Rev. William Ross. Sub ject, "Mother's Day." Solo by Mrs NJ. RoszelIe lanlon. 9:45 q. mo Bible school and adult classes. 800 D. m. Young PcopIe's meeting, leader, Miss Marguerite Fleming. Monday zoo ?, III" Boy Scouts
 Wednesday - ";SO ?. mo the Loving Service class will meet at the home Of Mrs. Cora Eddy, 942 Chestnut street f;$o D. m. Young Woman's sewing guild supper. Those attcn ling. notify Miss Hattie Andrews.
 Thursday -- 7,45 ?, m, church meeting.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-09
Christian Science

Sunday service at 10;4o a, m, subject, Adam and Fallen Man" Sunday school at s:45 a. m.
 "Wednesday evening meeting at o'clock.
 The reading room. Room 504 Ma tional Bank building. is open 10 the public daily from l3 noon until 4 o'clock except Sundays and holi- days.