New Britain herald., 1929-09-21

by scoring a win. The rivalry be. tween the two aggregations is in, tense.
 Coach Thomas Caulfald will start 1 his strongest lineup but is expect cd to make numerous substitutions during the game so that he can se- 1 now his new men act while under 1 fire.
 Advent Christian Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. l Church school at l2:05 o'clock. Rev. 1 \. Johnson, pastor, will be the speaker. In the evening at o'clock, l Francis Dobias. a native of Czccho- Slavakia. will deliver his last mes sage in this country before sailing for his home land to carry on his work there. For the past year he has been student at the Hartford theological seminary and has spo- Ken at the local church on many oc- casions. He has won a large host of friends during his visits here. A large attendance is expected to bid him farewell.
 On Wednesday evening at 6:S0 | o'clock. there will be d fellowship supper held in the basement of the church. All members and friends of | the church are invited. very In- l"reStlng program has been arrang~ Cd. Rev. C. Ii. Monblcau of Bristo. will be the speaker. There will also be solos and choruscs. A free will offering will be received.
 Congregational Church
 Morning service at 16:45 o'clock. Morning anthem 70 Love that WilI Not Let Me Go" by Sealy. The ser- mon theme will be "Thc Penalty Of Shirking," Church school after ;hc morning service.
 There will be q meeting of the officers and teachers of the church school in the parish house Monday evening at 7:&O o'clock.
 The executive committee of the Woman's federation will meet Tues. gay afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Miss Elizabeth Norton.
 Church of Our Savior
 Church school in the parish ""e''' 1I " d. III. SCHOtdrS are still being registered. Any who have been unable to attend as yet are urged to enter as soon as possible. Junior church with story by the rector. ReV. Lincoln F. Frye, at 10:4O| o'clock. Morning prayer with sermon hy Rev. Mir, Frye at II q. m. The Young Peoples fellowship will meet at d;&0 ?. n, in the parish house. The leader will be Miss Mildred Woodruff
 Redecmcr's \. VI. F.. Zioa
 The cvangelistic services at the ltedeemcr's A. NJ. F., Zion church closes tomorrow night. They we". conducted by Rev. $. r. Perry of Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Rev. perry's messages proved inspiring and help i iul to all Who attended. The meet lngs have been well attended.
 sundays service will be ;s fol ! lows: 1 a. m. preaching by Rev. S. r. Perry on theme "The Ea.th Beareth Fruit of Itsclf;' I2:30 o'clock, church school; D. m. V. '. F. Union; 7:@o D. m., preaching 'y Rev. $, P. Perry, theme. "I)ry Honca In The Eullcy."
 VI. F.. Church
 Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. sermon by the pastor Rev. Arthur BalL Sunday school at F o'clock. Services for organ deai- 'ation at 1 o'clock.
 Baptist Church
 sunday services at the Baptist 'hurch will be as follows: Morning 'orship at 10:t5 o'clock. sermon by h" pastor; IHbl" school at 12:o5 ''clork; F. '. r. r. at s o'clock.
 Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock, prayer meeting.
 On Friday the meeting of the hartford association will he held at he Memorial Baptist church in ( hartford
 Catholic Church Masses will be celebrated tomor- { ow morning at s and 10 o'clock at ( he Church of Our Lady of Mercy. unday school will be held at g clock {
 Return to College l Many local college students will C sumo their studies next week. mong the young people returning ( college are: Wallace Bunncn to { Tatt Institute, Brooklyn; Howard c yler and Miss Charlotte p Ken ~!cl 10 Connecticut Horticultural 'll'Ge at Storrs; Miss Ruth Tyer, s no was one of the honor students r the high school last June. to i: OTIS, f
 Attending Field Day t The Plainville fire department q i'll travel to WotLcrsfeld today to t X" part in the ftrcmcns parade W I'd f"'d day. The local department q III be headed in the parade by the Il Fife & Drum corps p
 Pla:n,iiIc Briefs 0 Yrs, !. U. Boehn has returned her homo on Bank street after ending the summer at her cottage 1T Consamond lake. D Mra. A. W. TnoNoeon has ro- \ rned from the Bristol hospital V lere she underwent a serious op- \ alton three weeks ago. She is f' nralescing 0t her home on New a 'itain aNonue.
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