The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-31

Jude from Marltana w. V. Wallace Invocation
 Choir Anthem-"What Are These
 That Are Arrayed" .Stainer Responsive Reading-Fifth day.
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 Floria Patri Scripture Reading-st. Luke 23:
 33-49 Hymn-No. 171-"Hail Thou once
 Despised Jesus"
 (Junior Congregation retires during
 singing of last stanza) Pastoral Prayer
 Offertory-"Duet' -. Mendelssohn Holy Communion
 Hymn-No. 742-"Gloria in Excel
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 Organ Postlude-"Postlude' from
 High school Young Peoples sO- ciety 6:0O. Worship leader, Ruth Nielsen. Speaker. Miss Mildred Ros- engrant. Subject, How We Got Our Bible.''
 Evening worship 7:30. Organ Prelude-"Canzonetta in D. IN. Won Wilm Gospel Song Service Hymn No. 697-"Rescue the Per- Hymn No. 5le-"sweet Hour of Prayer" Hymn No. 526-"Come Ye Discon- solate'
 Choir Anthem-"Vesper Hymn" (Women's Chorus) Beethoven Scripture Reading-Romans S:31- 30
 ry-'Invocation" from "Zan, ipa' ..F. Herold Hymn No. 524-"My Jesus As 1 Thou Wilt" Sermon-"Drifting Apart" ...... Hymn No. 557-"Jesus United by Thy Grace Benediction
 Organ Military March" ..... RosSlni Epworth League S:3O. l Leader. Raymond Ingram. Sub 1 ject. Making Better Industrial World"
 Privileges of the Week Feb. 1 to Sunday. 10:30-Morning worship with holy communion; 12. church school with classes for all ages; 6:0O | high school Young Peoples society: 7:3O, evening worship with sermon | by Rev. MT. Hegarty; 9:30. EpwOrth | League.
 Tuesday. 2:3O-Meeting of the w. C. T. U.; 800. meeting of the Cabi- net of the church school at the church. All cabinet members are urged to attend. Teachers and all other persons interested are invited to bring their ideas and problems before the cabinet at this time. | Wednesday, 3:O0-W. r. M. $. de- votiors by Mrs. Strong. Solo. Miss | ID .I~ rlx x.,fn ho V,Nic l,ifNto ary present from Burma. India Miss Virginia Baldwin. Outside es of all the churches in We n Naugatuck. St. Paurs. w. T South Waterbury. West s. III are invited to meet with us ane leel the missionary. Everyone is urged to attend. Refreshments. Cake table in charge of Mrs. Wood and Mrs Newton: 7:3O. Boy Scouts. l Thursday, 7:3O-Prayer and praise service.
 ] Friday, 400, Junior Epworth League; 5:00. Junior choir rehears- al; 700, Girl Scouts; 500, business mee, E of the Woodruff assembly in church. parlors.
 Saturday, 8:00, Senior choir re- hearsal.
 Items of Interest l ln0 HOWcTS dTe given by Miss Gratia Booth in low ing memory of her motlrr.
 Our offering Sunday will be for the relief fund" of the church. Al the present time there are many urgent calls for relief. To meet this need our finance committee has de. cided to devote the offering at the communion service. with the excep. tion of the regular subscriptions to the work of the relief.
 An expanded program for the junior department of our church school begins Sunday. The schedule is as follows:
 :30-10:5O-Church worship.
 Discussion period.
 :50-Project period-witf worship training, picture study, etc | 11:50-12:0O Recess.
 12:O0-12:35-Lesson study. 12:35-12:50-Junior worship.
 Parents and teachers of junior children are asked to cooperate, 1T securing their attendance through out these sessions. At Sunday evenings service the pastor will speak on Drifting Apart" You are invited to be pres. ent.
 | Our membership list for Easter Sunday is constantly growing. Il any of our friends desire to joir the church at that time please noti fly the pastor.
 The junior department missionary project at Junior League on Friday afternoons is progressing splendidly There is a primary group meetinf at the same time, under Mrs. Clay ton Browns direction. Here IS youl | rrtss sssatt