New Britain herald., 1925-09-26
Religious Items

Tomorrow will be Rally Day at the First Congregational church school.
 "In the Beginning, What" will be the topic of the discussion at the meeting of the First Congregational church Young Peoples society, which will resume activities tomor- row evening. Rev. Warren NJ, BlodgQtt will lead. This will be the first of series of discussions planned by the executive committee.
 The First Congregational church Mems Bible class will hold it's first meeting of the season tomorrow noon.
 Rev. Theodore A, Greene will speak at preparatory service at the First Congregational church Thursday evening,
 The Boy Scout troop at the stan ley Memorial church will resume activities Monday evening.
 The teachers of the Stanley Me mortal church school will meet at the homo of 0. A. Marsh, 73S East street, at 1880 o'clock Tuesday eye- ming.
 There will be no Sunday school session at St. Matthew's German Lutheran church tomorrow.
 The Kings Daughters of the Film cua,Iicb Raptist rhnrpb Will moot Tuesday evening with Misses Ellen and Emma Bobcrg of 51 Dwight street.
 The first meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Trinity NJ. E, church will be held in the church parlor at o'clock Wednesday aft , ernoon.
 The Friendship club of the Trim | ity Nj. F. church will have a supper and business meeting at 6:15 o'clock Monday evening. when plans for the fall and winter will be discussed, The Ladies' Aid society of the German Baptist church will meet at the home of Mrs. A. Schultz 115 Beaver street, on Wednesday after noon.
 Rev. pr. Abel A. Ahiquist, pastor of the First Lutheran church, will participate in the 50th anniversary celebration of the Swedish Lutheran church of Wilcox. Pa, tomorrow. Dr. Ahlquist's father was pastor of that church for 15 years. Rev. Dr. George Fahlund of Rock Island H., synod Sunday school secretary, will speak tomorrow at the local church, where he was ordained IS years ago.
 The teachers In the First Lutheran church school will attend a conven- ton in Waterbury tomorrow after noon and evening.
 Because of the week day religious classes, the meetings of the Ladies Aid society of St. Johns German Lutheran church have been changed from the first Thursday to the first Tuesday of each month, consequent ly there will be no meeting next week.
 Rev. E. S. Eielsen of New Haven will preach at both services tomor- row at the Emmanuel Gospel church.
 1 The members of the Emmanuel Gospel church will conduct an open air service in Walnut Hill park at 4:SO o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Isabel Crawford, an expert on the life and habits of the American Indian, will deliver the sermon at the First Baptist church tomorrow morning and will address the Young Peoples meeting in the evening,
 The Brotherhood of the First Baptist church will hold an outing next Saturday afternoon.
 A change will go into effect at the South Congregational church school tomorrow. the pupils of Senior high school age and above meeting at o:3o o'clock in the morning instead of noon.
 Mrs. Lester MacLean of the Hart ford seminary VIII add~Ss the W oll- ans association of tic South Con gregational church at it's supper and rally Thursday evening.
 Rev. Gustave F.. Pihl. pastor of tho Swedish Bethany church, will talk on his recent trip to Alaska at the evening service tomorrow. It o,i1 hn tho last dav of Thure w. TrodcricEson's services as organist. 1 Roy. Theodore A. Greene, pastor of the First Congregational church will speak to the Young People of the Swedish Bethany church to- morrow afternoon.
 There will be special music Sun day at the Swedish Bethany church ard everyone is invited 10 attend,