The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-12
Activities at
 St Johns Church

He IHeInOerS or lnlS congregation welcome all who may be interested in participating in the following com ing activities.
 follows: Friday evening there will be English Lenten services. The pastor will preach and has chosen for his topic: "Crucification and Parting of the Garments" Services will begin at o'clock.
 Sunday school will begin promptly at 9:45 a. m. on Sunday. Instructions will be conducted in the English language. The superintendent, Miss Emile Wall, is at present studiously interested in preparing the children for the Easter entertainment, which will be given by the Sunday school at the church on Easter Sunday eve- ming. The preparing for these chil- dren services requires much study and the children are anticipating many of their relatives and friends to be with them and enjoy the pro- posed Easter evening services.
 On Sunday morning, services will be conducted in the English language and the pastor will preach on the "Superscirption." A violin solo will be rendered by August Flugrath, ac- companied on the organ by our English organist, Miss Mildred Schuster.
 On Thursday evening the Young Peoples society will meet in the meeting room at 8:00 D. m. The pro- posed play Done In Oil' will be offered by the young people imme- diately after Easter. The following characters will participate: Robert Braun (His fathers biggest worry) characterized by Clarence Reiser. Emil Braun (Robert's father, a re- tired oil man) characterized by Erich Schmidt. Vera Nyce GA persistent book agent) characterized by Miss F'rieda Jabs). Frieda Braun (Braun's wife, with social asperations) char acterized by Miss Emile Wall. Lena Hofberg (Braun's cousin from Dus- seldorf) characterized by Miss Elsie Wall. Karl Pumpernickle (Graun' $ former partner) characterized by William Jabs. Marmaduke Forsythe (Valet and teacher par excellence) characterized by Waldemar Jabs. Elsie (The maid at Braun's) charac- terized by Miss Elsie Jabs. Anita Braun (Braun's daughter) character ized by Miss Mildred Schuster. Gre- gory Reynolds GA successful young
 
 kleinschmidt. Orville (Spike) Brookins GA soldier of fortune) characterized by John Manke. Man. uel Florado GA revolutionist from Honduras) characterized by Fred erick Dase.
 The Young Peoples society of our sister church in Southington has ar- ranged definitely for a so-called That sale" to be given immediately after Easter. Tickets will be for warded to each member of the lSouthington congregation and an in- vitation is herewith extended to the Waterbury members. A definite time and place will be designated in the near future. About nineteen mem- bers gathered at the monthly meet ing on Tuesday evening of this week and the main discussion of the even- ing was about the proposed new meeting room for the church. It was unanimously adopted by the Iyoung people to have this new meet ing room erected at once and fur ther discussion of same will be taken up after the services on next Sun- day afternoon. The services on next Sunday afternoon will begin at 2:3O O o'clock and will be conducted in the English language. A Sunday school has been organized and instructions will begin next Sunday and every Sunday thereafter at 200 o'clock sharp.
 On Thursday afternoon of this week. through the kindness of Mrs Frederick Munter of 260 Hauser street, the many ladies and friends of the congregation will have an op- portunity to meet at a social gather ing for the purpose of discussing many problems connected with church work. The ladies are re- quested to meet at Mrs Hunters home at 2:0O in the afternoon. A special effort will be made at this social gathering to induce those to become affiliated with the Ladies Aid society of the church who have not as yet joined the same.
 The Ladies' Aid society of our Waterbury congregation has arrang- ed for monthly cake sale to be conducted through the courtesy of Miller and Peck company. at their