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New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
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! Joseph $. paladino. MD: 7:l5 ?. l m., evening worship. Motion pie ! ture-"The Return of Peter Grimm. '' i Monday 8 r. m., weekly meeting ! Of the Young Womens depa rtment. | A buffet supper will be served at
 G:l5; i r. m.. meeting of the Girl l Reserves at the Hunter road mis- i sion: 6:"h ?. m,. supper of the ! Young Mems brotherhood. Supper will be followed by an address by : Robert l.. Scnglc of Hartford, who : will speak on the work Of the stat" police. Plans for the next three 1 months will b. announced; 7:15 p. ] m, ' oung Peoples society Of Chris tian Endeavor Leader. Tony Va lenti, subject: How Can We Help
 Younger Boys and Girls" At 3 p. m.. conference with Mrs. A. w. Up-
 son of all home department visitors and workers in the church parlors,
 Tuesday, 2 D. m.. weekly meeting i Of the Assyrian women for Bible study.
 Wednesday, 2:3o p. h.. united week day church schools, grades three, four. five; 1 ?. m. rehearsal . of the Girls chorus: p. m., re- hearsal of the boys orchestra. Thursday, , ?. m., United week.
 day church school. grade six. seven and eighth; p. m., first meeting
 and supper Of the season of the Girls r. r. club; 7:30 p. m.. prayer
 meeting Of the Assyrian Mission.
 Subject for discussion by Mir. Adams,
 The Message to the Church at
 Itphesis.
 Friday. 12 noon. fall rally and
 luncheon ot the Women's associa- ton. Reports of the finance can vass will be given and an address by
 Miss Amy Welcher Of Hartford on
 India Up to Date and the Veil of
 Kashmir." At 7:30 ?. m, sociable
 for the young people Of the Italian
 Mission in the supper room of the chapel
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meet Friday evening.
M ETHODIST CHURCHES Trinity

1 sunday, 9:30 d. h.. Womcn's Bible | class, EVcryman's Bible class and church school: 10:45 a. m. sermon, Religions Debt 10 Science; 7:15 D. nl.. evening service, When Prayer ! is | s"less." Monday, 3 ?. m. W. II. Nj. S. , meeting at the church. Tuesday. G:30 D. m.. Philathca class; 7:15 ?. m. Boy Scouts; 7:45 D. ln., class meeting. Wednesday. 2:%o ?. m. week-day religious school, third, fourth, fifth and sixth grades Thursday, r. m. week day re ligious school. seventh and eighth grades; 1:i5 D. m., prayer meeting.
 The W. II. NJ. $. will meet at the church on Monday October 10 at 8 o'clock.
 G"crgc D. Hernandez negro tenor, soloist. will be heard in the mid week service Thursday evening in a recital Of songs of the red, white and black man.
 Richmond r. Hobson, Spanish American war hero and an out standing orator will deliver his greatest lecture The Crisis" in Trim fly church sunday morning, October 18th.
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NONDE\ONl NATIONAL. n,n,D,,,,I En.nnI

sunday s'rviceSs, 10:15 a. m., prayer; 10:45 d. m.. Rev. F.. Leon- ard smith will preach his first ser mon as pastor Of Emmanuel. subject, "Rcvclation From Calvary" Com munion. At 12:15 p. m., rally day sunday school hour; p. m., town farm service conducted by the young people; ?. m.. Young Peoples meeting at the church. Miss Mary Slater missionary. recently returned from K"nya Colony. East Africa, will speak. At ?. m, preaching by Rev. MT. smith, cvangelistic service.
 Wednesday, 2:30 p. m. and Thurs day 3 ?. m, religious instruction classes.
 Wednesday, 7:45 ?. m., cottage meeting at the home of Mir and Mrs. John McKinstry, 8 Grand street.
 Thursday, 7:45 p. m, mid-veek prayer and praise service. Rev. Mr. Smith will conduct the meeting.
 Friday, ?, m., choir rehearsal at the church.
 Monday. Oct. 17th. installation service and reception extended to Rev. and Mrs. l.. Leonard Smith
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MEXICAN REBELS
 ANNOUNCE GAINS
(Continued from First Pagc)

Press dispatches to the Mexican newspapers yesterday Were that b. La Huerta and seven companions were captured and executed instead Of being killed in battle.
 Aside from the Sonora fighting and the pursuit of the Gomez Alma da forces in Vera Cruz the prcsid"n- tial bureau stated, tranquility cou- tinued throughout the republic.
 Measures are being taken 10 pre- vent profiteering, officials inyestjga'- ing the prices charged in retail stores, where foodstuNs have risen about % per cent since in" begin ming of the revolt. There is no food shortage, trains from inc outlying districts bringing in their usual quotas
 Fl Universal has published an ap- peal for executive cIrmpncl for Felix r. Palavicini. who founded and long directed that newspaper. CThe Mexican con-1h-gau"raI in New York is informed that Scnor Palavicn will be tried for compIi- city in the reNoltD
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INSTRUCTION FOR CHURCH TEACHERS
Post Graduate Courses in Re.
 i9ious Instruction Offered

| In order 10 help teachers in church schools to receive the benefit of additional training. the New Brit ain Council of Religious Education , conducts each year T community leadership training school, This school is approved by, and receives the recognition of the International touncil Of Religious Educat ton. This ] latter organization comprises over "J denominations who have pooled their dcnominationHl interests in the larger issue of training teachers for religious instruction. Last year SHH schools were conducted over the country and 3o.ooo credits given. When 2 student has received 12 credits. showing as many courses satisfactorily completed, he k 2wardod diploma from the Inter rational Council. These credits may be awarded by any school in inc country approved by the lnt"rna- tional Council, which sets higb standards and sees to it toy are maintained.
 In Now Britain last var fh" school was of two sornoSt"rs dura- ton. and SC credits, were awarded the strdents.
 This fall the first semester begins October II,
 There have usually hcou foun1
 
 education, but who do not care 10 do the required home work in con u,ction with the courses. These are accepted in the school as audit students. but they receive no cred it's toward diploma.
 The sessions in the South Congrc- gational church are held every Tuesday evening from October II 10 10 December IS. from 7:So to 9:3O D. m. The program is as follows:
 Schedule of classes at 7;%0 ?. m: The Message and Program of the Christian Religion" Instructor, G. orge Nesbitt McC1usky, director of religious education for the state council.
 Materials and Methods of Mis- sionary Education." Instructor. Rev. A. D. Hcininger, director of religious clucatiom. First congregational church New Britain.
 At S:S0 D. m.-"Thc Life Of Christ" Instructor. Rev. Raymond x. Gilman. pastor. stanley Memor- oI,,,ob N,u ]l,it in
 story Tellng.' Instructor. Mrs. r. Chester Hale, superintendent va cation church schools, New Britain.
 Frederic l.. Fay director of re- ngious education at tn" South Con- .rogational church is dean of the school.
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ing in tue st. Nary's Episcopa, church at South Portsmouth, R. 1 Later he became assistant organist at the church of St. John the Evan ioglist CZabriskie momoriaD in the
 samc community. remaining there ! for a year and a half.
 { In 1924 he entered Yale. working
 during his spare time 10 pay tuition ! fees and other expenses. While in
 New Haven he played for two years
 at the First Baptist church.
 1 In his second year at Yale he was awarded tho Julia A. Lockwood scholarship for excellence in organ
 playing and in his third year was awarded the Frances E. Osborne
 Kellogg prize for passing the best examination in theory al the end of a course in strict composition. It was no easy time the young iman had while working his way through Yale, Financial difficulties, illness. hard work and all the usual
 obstacles had their turn in testing
 his mcrit. He stuck through them 'all and graduated. having studied
 organ under Professors Henry Jep- son and H. Frank Bozyan; compost tion undcr Dean David Stanley Smith and II. Leroy Baumgartncr; and his tory of music under Professor Bruce T. Simonds.
 Mr. Bloom expects to move 10 New Britain shortly and it is his ambition to build up an acquaintance among the musiCally inclined citizens. He plans a dedication recital at the completion of the present organ. which is undergoing repairs at cost of about S15,600. He has written three dedication selections for that occasion, which he has dedicated to MT. Becbe.
 Another Of his ambitions Is 10 eN- pand the present quartotto at the chnrch into a suitable chorus.
 The new organist is Il composer as well. He has written 10 songs based on poetry by modern authors, such as Sara Teasdalc, Edna St. Vincent Mllay, George Sterling. He also has written two chorale pre- ludes for the organ. nine or ten piano compositions, which include his concert "Fuguc in G. Minor" and "Thcmo with Variations and Finale in C Minor" He also has some ability as an improviser and intends to make this part of series of monthly organ recltals he plans during tn" winter
 The organ. which was given 10 the church by the late Philip Corbin. has a speaking registers, having 2o in the pedal division, 1a in the swell organ. 1o in the choir echo, 1S in the choir, l5 in the great organ and
 16 in the solo echo. IL was built by inc Hutchings Organ Co.,, now eX
 tinct in 1896 and was at the time one of the four largest organs in America. l. was rebuilt in 1918 by the skinner Organ Co, and was the only organ equipped with electrical equipment at the time. Organlsis came hero from all over the country 10 try it out.
 IT was equipped with new con- sole and was tho outstanding organ
 of the east, IL is said to be noted still for the delicate timber Of its soft stops, magnificent pedal and tn"
 grandeur of its full organ. It will
 he rebuilt by the Lexis and Hitch tcock Organ Co.,, of Washington, D.. IC. New wind chests will be in stalled and many more Coupl"rs will be added to increase it's resources.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

Hollywood. Cal Oct X (P-Tt is g big night in Hollywood The world premiere of S2.opo,0o0 picture has attracted 10 the S3,ooooo0 thoatcr an audierce Of screen stars and pro ducers whose combined wealth 1ms into the hundreds of millions. Th. glitter and glory of f all h1Nr packed the street with great throng eager 10 glimpse famous faces.
 A short walk away from the the atcr, in a little canyon cottage sur rounded with shrubs and flowers, sits woman strumming softly on q ukulele and singing a song Sh" has composed, entitled "Fairw,uthor Friends"
 She is Florence Lawrence. th" first real star Of inc movies. the first film player to achieve such popularity that producers who did not h9ys her on fhoir payrolls laid schemes to get hor.
 Years have r"olrd bv since then. Not so many. bur Y of thom are an eternity in C"llulojd. Most of the fans who in 1910 stormod t,"- aters to soc her in person after tho sensational report of hnr death proved to he a hons. may rom'm- her her as the EjoEraph Girl. Nut she will toll you that most of tho producers who fought over her then find it hard nowadays to recall hay ing met her.
 T don't hop" for stardom again" she says. "I know that went Elm- merinC in th" years when illness kept mo from the camera But l
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
NEW ORGAN|ST AT
 TIE SOUTH CHURCH
Carl |. Bloom Is Musical DireC-
 t0r-PIanS Chorus

Announcement has just been made by the officials of the south Con gregotiOnal church Of the engage mcrt Of Carl l.. Bloom of New Ha- ven, as organist and choir leader. succeeding Joseph C. Becbo. who re signed some time ago 10 accept a position with an educational insti- tuition at rottstown. Ia.
 Mir. Bloom is young man. He was born in Newport. k. l., 23 years ago. He attended the public schools of Newport and graduated from the high school there in 1923.
 He began his musical studies al the age of l3 years, under private teachers, At tho age of 1 6 he began 10 study the organ and received his first appointment a year later, play
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
Churchmen Outlaw War
 As Brutal and Futile

Chicago, oct S.--CPt-A dcclara- ton against war. adopted by the Evangelical synod of North Amer ica. meeting here yesterday, pledges the Synod to withhold it's support from any war.
 The anti-war declaration outlaws war as unChristian, brutal and fu- tile.
 The synod was disturbed today by a suggestion Of Dr. BaltZer that con- fdenccs rcpOsod in q pastor be re- gardod as "confossions.' The word 'confession" aroused opposition, but this was allaycd when if was pointed out that such designation of confi- dcncc was not recognition of it as q sacrament.
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io want 0 stay on the screen. l began acting as q child. and the movies I helped to build into an industry aro my Ifr."
 Few casting directors can sec il mat way, hoWc ger. Sh" who was rh" Eir=rlph Girl long ago. ani the Nita@rdph Girl before that works rarely for the big studios now. Her latest appearance W,s in a comedy role in "13ordrr I.aw," an in1epcn- dent production that cost S7.ooo. T his ch"apIy made picture. however, WAS cited by one critic as evidence that 'thCe, who starge at an art advance jt most"
 Had Florence 1.aNronc" reached atlrdum decade later than she did she might have been very wealthy TOW. Eut when Hio"raph "stolo' rer from Nit1rraph Il Was at the stupenlous salary of S25 week. S1o more than Sh" Had been gel ing. Her salary as the widely huraldnd acquisition of tllc old Imp company WIS nothing comparable to 1hn top salaries of today.
 So tbo girl whom millions Of film 5anS ador'd not SO very long ago las no r'tinuo Of servants and no li,rric1 chaurirm 10 pilot her in Iunousined srhndor 10 tho newest world premiere, where film fans stand hours in the street 10 sec fam Cus tac,S.
 Florence Lawrence m"r"ly sits ,'ruuming a u,ul.lo in 2 little cot t"so surround.l with shrubs and Flowers. singing song Of her own composition, a song she call, "Fair weather Friends"
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Salvation Army

Staff Captain Carl Soderstrom Young Peoples secretary Of tho Eastern Scandinavian division of the salvation army, and Envoy HeIge Sodorgren. accompanist and soloist both of New York, will appear al the services at II a. m.. and ,. and s ?. m. at the local Salvation Army hall tomorrow.
 The Young Peoples society will meet at 5 ?. nl., Sunday and on Tuesday at 8 ?. m.
 Friday evening at o'clock the Sisters Aid will meet.
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stanley Memorial

Sunday, 9:3O a. m.. junior, inter mediate and senior departments. church school; 1Q:45 a. m. morning worship and sermon by the pastor, subject. Mans Supreme Need.' 1e noon primary and beginners depart ments, church school
 Tuesday, ?. m., Girl Scouts, Troop 16.
 Wednesday, o:30 ?. m, United Weekday church school, grades three and four; 7;30 ?. m.. Boy scouts. Troop II.
 Thursday, 7:S0 ?, nI.. meeting Of the Young Peoples society, leader, George BurIins.
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Lonely Grave

Nocalas Ariz., Oct. P--i mound of gravel m tho e.olate Civic cemetery of Nognlas sonora, Mexico. tonight marked in" gra'' Of Alfonso be Ta ffu.r'a. former army officer. and brother of Ndolfo De La Hu"t'a. former provisional president of MaNoo.
 The body of tho N.v,4n l"al.r who vas slain yo~tarIay hs Haarai forces. was removed from tnr >o- gales Plaza. where IF had h... on view all day rropr,a aeHa- a tfaa. and WAS buried without narmouy ry soldiers.
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BAPTIST CHURCHES
 First

Morning worship at 1o:4J o'clock. S'rmon. His Reason Why" by the Rev. William Ross. Bible school and brotherhood class at 10:1O p. m. Young Peoples meeting at : D. m. Leader, Miss Helen Connolly.
 Monday, Boy Scouts meet at 7:30 ?. m.
 Tuesday. the Goodwill class will meet at the hom" of the Rev. ly- man Johnson, 1G3 RoXbury road, at 1:45 ?, m.
 Wednesday afternoon at o:3O o'clock there will be religious teach ing and at G:S0 D, m. the Young Women's guild supper will be held.
 Thursday at 7:45 o'clock the regu- lar midWeck service will be held. Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock the women's fall rally supper and meet ing will take place.
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st. Matthews $

Service in English at q m. in German at 1O:45. Sunday school in German at 10 a. m. English at l0:30 q. m.
 Quarterly business meeting We'd nesday evening.
 Monday evening. meeting of the Sick Benefit society.
 Thursday. Ladies' Aid.
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LUTHERAN CHURCHES
First

Swedish communion service and reception of new members at ln:3O a. m. Sunday school at noon. No evening service.
 Tuesday evening the Bach male the church choir will meet. The confirmation class will meet at 10 o'clock Saturday morning and the children's choir at D. m.
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German

Sunday 9:30 a. n., Sunday school. Service in English al 10:3O a. m. sermon; "Follow Me- Communion service in German at 11:30 d. m. sermon Praying For More Faith"
 Monday, r. m., quarterly busi- ness meeting; annual election Of of tlcers and church committees.
 Thursday. ?. m, prayer meet ing in English; ?. m. meeting of the trustees.
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Reformation

Seventeenth sunday after Trinity. Services 10 a. m. Sunday school 11:15 a. m. The executive commit tee of the Sunday school will meet Monday evening. The religious school will meet Wednesday and Thursday afternoons. The choir will
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st. Johns (Gcrman)

Celebration of the harvest fcsti- val Sunday. English service at $50 a. m. Sunday school at 9:So a. m. German service at 10:45 a. m. Tuesday at p. m. the Friendship league will meet for the election Of officers.
 Wednesday evening the quarterly business meeting of the congrega- ton will be held.
 Friday at 2:3O ?. m., the Women's Missionary society will meet.
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SrCOnd Advent Church

Sunday school Rally Day ser, ice 10 q. m. Sunday morning service with sermon by the pastor. subject: 'The Roya! Rights of the Lord Jesus" II a. m. Evening service with sermon. 7:l5 o'clock.
 Thursday, 1:S0 ?. m. Bible study
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I,iin (SWrdi>h)

Bible school aHd mons classes al 2:i5 a. m. sermon by the pastor at II a. 'n. At the 7:30 D. m.. service, an address will be delivered by Miss Martha F. Brann of China.
 Tuesday at s ?. m. the Young Peoples society will hold it's month- ly meeting.
 Thursday at 2:3o ?. m.. the Ladies Aid will meet at the home Of Mrs. AXel kalin, c5 Lyon street. At s o'clock there will he prayer service at the church. Friday at s D. VI. the choir will meet for rehearsal
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Swedish Bethany

Sunday school 9:30 a. m. Bible class for men, conducted by Rev. C. J. Fredocn. Morning worship at Cial singing and music. Young Peo- ple's meeting at 4:30 ?. m. The evening service at 7:So will be a song service. under the leadership Of Raymond Hclsing. The church chorusos and solojsts will participate.
 The Bethany Bible class, organized last week with about 90 members
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Christian Service

sunday service at il a. m.. sub jeCt. Are Sin. Disease and Death Real"'' Sunday school at a:45 a m. Wednesday evening meeting at s o'clock
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

Carlos Nillauu"ya. former command "r of the Fortirth Battalion, has boon executed after conviction Of an attempt to bring about q mutiny of fine IacatcCas garrison II was al legged that he acted in cooperation with Generals Rodriguez and Oliv- era, previously executed.
 Noealos, AriZ.. Oct. S.-tP-The spirit of revolt continued to blaze in Western Mexico today as federal troops anticipated more executions and s"t out upon inc trail Of q band Of warllko YaQui Indians who. the government admits, havo joined the uprising against the Cali"s- Obrogon combination.
 Announcement that the Indians. who only recently abandoned war far" against the government, again had risen in arms was followed by srmi-oficial reports received here that the trdoraI forces had arrested three half brothers of General ArnuIfo Gomez at Inc old Gomez homestead near Nacaioa. Sonora.
 Tho arrest of the thrc" occurred Wednesday and dispatches reaching here late last night declared that by 1h- time the messages wor" dcliy"r- rd tho trio probably would have bern executed
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will meet every Tuesday evening at ':i5. standard course Of Bible
 study is offered. The Sister society will have q
 meeting in the church parlors on
 Thursday, o:30 p. m.
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International Bible students A>-n.

Sunday, 10 to l2 D. m.. volunteer service; D. m.. Bible study at inc home of Charles Henry, 32 Dwight street.
 Wednesday. s D. m. prayer. praise and testimony service.
 Friday, p. m., Bible study.
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lmlI GOsDcl iSScnlhlH

Sunday school at Q a. m. Pente- costal meeting at 1 a. m. Open air meeting at 6:3o ?. m. Preaching at , ?. m.
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RETURN OF PETER GRIMM

The stage play, "The Return Of Peter Grimm,' made famous by David Warfield in the eading rolo, is to be shown on the screen at the South Church Sunday evening. This play is built around the theme, Can tho dead return to commune with the living?" Alec Francis takes the part of Peter Grimm. q cultiya = tor of rare flowers. who dies vet lives. Again and again Peters spirit comes back from beyond the grave and, through the medium of small child, advises and guides those h" loves into realms of happiness.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08

English railways run faster trains than American railways. Tn 1924 ten English trains were running on schedules faster than the fastest American schedule.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-08
F.ycryman's Bible Glass

Rev. Samuel A. Fiske will spea k on "Everyman His Mission"
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EpCIInrr at 1 1rrrin

Laredo TaT. Oa'. s lPt .cruaral GE-'aro &oIJaaa. cIuaf "1 thp 1h&- wao air force, hr- arrived hope as - refugee. Y. s~W ~ had not l-.n Hgoa.d in any nlot U@ama' 'h" ov.rrmon' hu' '.u.I For M- lj.- .a,..us" of H.~ r.Gss frnnH~tiu nn 'm.ral Fram'~no S.rwno. on. of .e revolt hat-r- recently ,N,ru!rI
 GrH.rN Saliaa~ ,a3 ue hn 1.<- 70" City tu disr'ae" and had .rlh hh.rurv in .HItu@ 2urI=
 Mexico Cly. C'.'. g ~.. r.aI at-- patches from /aaafaa4g Cry -ay Col
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CoNGREG ATIONAT.
 First


 sunday, 10 a. Dl.. Sunday church school; l 1 a. m. kindergarten, morn ing worship, childron's story by Rev Alfred D. Heiningcr, sermon by Rev . Theodore A. Greene; 1c:l5 D. m., | Mems Bible class, leader. Mir Greene; D. m., Young Peoples society. 1 leader. Mir. Heiningcr. Wednesday. c:@0 D. m.. sixth l grade week day church school. Thursday, , ?. m, seventh grade | Girl Scout meeting; 4:15 p. m., Junior Choir rehearsal. Friday, 9:3o a. m., all day work meeting for women of the parish; 7:3O D. m.. Boy Scout meeting. Saturday. to : p. m. First church workers conference. The Junior Choir will hold it's first rehearsal of the season on Thurs day afternoon at 4:15 o'clock. The Woman's Missionary society is plan ming a Christmas box to be sent to Miss Clara Labarce The women of . the parish will have an all day work meeting Friday. Sunday morning, the following musical numbers will be rendered:
 Prelude
 "Elezazione' ,.....,.. Bottazzo Anthem
 There is Land Of Pure De
 light" .... Shelley Offertory--
 God is Ever Near" Neidlinger Response
 ,"The Lords Prayer" ..... Voris school Young Peoples grades, and others: Italian American depart ment Of the church school; 10:30 a. m., worship at the Italian mission, Hunter road, preacher. Rev. Dom mic D'Addario: 10:45 a. n., morn ing worship, sermon by Rev. George ". c. Hill, D.D., "Thc Long Pull" Address to juniors, Columbus" At II a. m., beginners department Of the church school; 1c:10 D. m., primary, junior and intermediate de- partmentS; 2:30 ?. m., church school at the Italian Mission, Hunter road; Assyrian worship, sermon by Rev. Elisha E. Adams, Evil Companion ship" At , D. m., Italian worship at South church, sermon by Rev