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The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
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 Do you know that many chill dren grow up without the feintest conception of the real meaning of Thanksgiving?
 The schools do their best but even so all the pupils understand is that the Pilgrim fathers (why fathers" I never quite knew) re- joiced that they had lived, been fed, and had succeeded in plant ing Q colony. They set off day for prayer and feasting and so on down the years to come.
 Prayer good works and feast ing went together in the old lit- urgy. Try to separate them and 1t is impossible.
 Why have we come to look up- on Thanksgiving as sym bolical only of the turkey and plum pud -. ding? And forgotten the prayer of thanks?
 Now this article goes out to America, and the world for that matter, at . time when too many people are bitter and well they may be. What have they to be thankful for, they want to know and who can blame them? No tur- keys will kick their brown juice toward heaven on their tables, or any kind of meat whatsoever.
 Country Founded on Hardship
 But the Piibrims had had even greater hardships than some of out American people are enduring TOTS, q bitter winter and desperate, almost hopeless work. How did they survive? By helping each other--by making life common cause and helping those in trou- bie. And then they gave thanks. and went out and shot wild tur- keys and took their lanterns to their root cellar to see what they could find for . feast. If they had raisins for plum pudding doubt 1t, or suet either. Every delicacy they had came over the water in small sparse boats and was treasured like gem. There was very little.
 I believe that the real spirit of Thanksgiving is the spirit of help fulness. Teach the children that. Helpfulness and appreciation. If your children know 6 child who may not have turkey or pud- ding on his table, or even foroe- meat and potatoes. or even bread. why not make Thanksgiving at your house a sort of open-house day, so that the children may ask in any child whose family can spare him, to share in your good thingsY
 We sit down 50 selfishly and hug our comforts to our hearts. Out side there are so many who would be thankful for some of 1t. There ia fh. raaI Tha n k a0iytng What Is the use of thanking God for all his blessings when outside are 50 many of Gods children without them? Thanks Of that sort is an empty, meaningless af- fair. 0 Let us bring 1920 up to 1881 and feed the hungry just as the Pii- grims fed their less fortunate in the face of peril and death. Pity and good works should be taught in childhood.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
By VIM. +. GLRoY, D. D.


 Between the last lesson, in which we saw Paul in Jerusalem under arrest and appealing to Caesar. and this lesson, in which he arrives at Rome AS q prisoner, there has been much interesting history.
 A voyage from Jerusalem to Rome involved much time and danger. It was marked by se- rious shipwreck which might have been avoided had the captain of the ship needed Paul's warning.
 The shlpwrecked travellers were cast upon an island called Melita. The island dwellers, though the record describes them as barbar- ous. showed the shipwrecked peo- pie much kindness. Here the company continued for three months when n ship of Alexdria, which had wintered in the island, brought them to Puteoli, whence they discmbarked and made their way to Rome.
 The Christians in Italy appar- cntly had heard of Paul's coming. At Puteoii. short distance from Rome, he found certain Christian brethern, and apparently he re- mained there with them for seven days
 Few things are more amazing. considering the bnrbarity of our prison system today, than the fact of paul's comparative liberty while still q prisoner. It was nat ural that Paul, having revealed
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
Congregational Churches

necticut Federation of Churches will be held on Monday. November 23rd, nt 10:30 o'clock at the Y. w. C. A., AZ Howe street, New Haven. Connecticut. Following the buM- ness session addresses have been planned around the general themc: What May the Churches of Con- necticut Do in Helping Find Solu- tions to the Problem of Unem- ployment?" John ]. Egan, secre- tary of the Connecticut Federation of Labor. will speak for the cm- ploycs. Rabbi Abba Hillcl Silver of Cleveland. member of the Presi- dents Commission on Unemploy- mcnt, will speak from the view point of organized religion. Lln- cheon will be served at 12:15 o. clock at cost of 75 cents. Furth- CT information may be secured at the church office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21

You don't know me-" the girl who had given her name as Ruth Bradley, and who had helped the doctor set Nancy Beckcr's shoul- der said. She addressed Jack. But your name was password around our house. I have n sister who cut out your pictures from the sports pages when you were in col- lege. She always wanted to meet you and never did"
 "Does--she still live at home ?" Sue asked.
 "Oh, yes, she's at home." the girl answered. I'm glad you are going t0 be neighborg of ours. hope I'll see you often and lots. Don't worry about Mrs Beck CT. She's going to have q painful time for q while and be shut up for a longer time, but she'll come through with flying cOlors. May I use your telephone? want to call a taxi. My sister will he sorry ahe didn't walt when l tell her we , all got acquainted"
 Was your sister drivIng?" Sue asked.
 "she couldn't walt. She wanted to get home. It's late. and We had been to q party :" Her voice traiIcd away, rather helpiessiy. and Sue wondered what was bacls of the apologetic tone. "Haliy will bs sorry. though. Come and see us."
 what does Sally do7" corrinne asked politely.
 "she stays at homo. Hut ! must hurry"
 There was a low honk outside. Ruth raised startled brown eyes. "sally'a car now" she Kaid, The next second the knooket awayed on the door. tue opened h and saw m unuHunlly pretty girl with redsgoId hair and bih
 "fm 70 sorry that oouldn'i wait Co see about the accident" q voice fhnt might have been splaahsd with honey stated. "Bui
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. Eunday Nov D.

Duuuhy, pU'' S%
 10:3O q. m.-- Morning worship Sermon by Mr Lowell.
 10:30 q. m.-- Kindergarten dc- partmcnt.
 12:00 m.-Church school. Sun- day Noon club. Davenport Bible class.
 5:30 p. m.--Young Peoples so- cicty.
 7:30 D. m.--Forum. Address by Zona Gale.
 Monday, Nov. B.
 4:l5 D. m.-Girl Scouts. Troop ,
 7;0O D. m.-Mr Wilcoxs class. gymnagium period.
 8:00 p. m.--Lecture in Davcn- port hall by Dr Edward J. Godfrey Tuesday, Nov 24-
 BOO D. m.-Mr Longs class gymnasium period.
 TOO D. m.-Boys' basketball practice.
 S:OO D. Evening department meeting at 22 Holmes avenue. Wednesday, Nov. 25--
 d:00 ?. m.--Girls' Glee club.
 TOO D. m.-Girls' basketball practice.
 7:30 D. m.---Cub Leaders Train Ing course.
 Thnrsday, Nov :8- 3:30 Il. m.--UnIon Thanksgiving service at First Methodist church Frliny, Nov. 27-- 7:30 ?. m.-camp Fire Girls.
 Dr Edward J. Godfrey speaks Monday night at 800 D. m, in the ..sN .I. I.ls ..,l e "Thc War On Germs Tn Water | bury" All men and women in the community cordially invited.
 The evening department will meet Tuesday evening at < o'clock at the home of Mir Coombs, 22 Hol- mes avenue. A brief talk will be | given by Mr CoOmbs and Il social evening enjoyed. Members and friends are most cordially Invited. All women who were unable to attend the Thank offering meeting last Thursday afternoon and wish 10 contribute are asked to send their offering tO the treasurer, Mrs Harold C. Davis. @ Columbia Boulevard.
 MiEs Xonn Gale. noted writer will be the speaker at the forum Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock on the subject: The Modern Novel. Miss Gale is the author of many popular books and plays and is ' contributor to many magazines Her play Miss Lulu Bett" which was produced at the Belmont theater in New York in 1920 wa, awarded the Pulitzer prize. w, extend cordial welcome to Mis-, Gale.
 | The annual Thanksgiving servic' under the direction Of the Minls terH' Association of Waterbury wil be held in the First Methods lchurch Thursday morning 1t 9:3i o'clock. Rev David r. Gaines o the First Baptist church will preacI the sermon and the offering wil be for the Lincoln House associa tlOn. All members of the churcl and parish are invited to this ser vice.
 The Sunday Noon club meets a 12 o'clock in the chapel. E. Rob ert Stevenson, will speak on th, subject: An Age of Too Mucl Realism" All men in the cOngrc l Next Sunday, Mir Lowell will b, the speaker. His subject will b, New Churches For Old" There will be no mid-wee meet Ing in thls church on Thursda, evening. On ThurAday evening December 3rd. at { o'clock in th, , chapel, the service preparatory i' tho communion will be held. Al | Al AA la N.. with tho church on December 9th either by letter or on profession 0 faith are requested Co be prsnen nt this preparatory service, | there are any in thls congregation who would ike Co unito with th church nt She next communion they are reqhented iO speak will one Of tho ministers nt hn carl i'he annual meeting of tho Con
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
Baptist
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Moruing Worship. 11.OO o'clock

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Morning Worship, 11:00 o'clock, Prelude--Adagi from Sixth Anthem-To Whom Then Will Ye with tenor solo by Mir Seymour) Offertory--O Saviour Sweet (Mrs Allen and the quarteD Thanksgiving Message by Rev David r. Gaines. Benediction (With choir response. Three fold Amcn) Postlude-Allegro from Sixth
 Symphony
 Baptist Young Peoples Union. e:3O o'clock. Leader. Virginia Peck.
 Evening Worship, 7:30 o'clock. Prelude-Chorale Prelude,
 70 Sacred Head 9urroundG Offertory---O Thou in All Thy
 Might . Anthem--Fear Not o Land
 (TrIo with soprano solo by
 Mrs Erlbeck)
 Sermon: What, In a Word, Does the Christian Religion stand For?" (Fifth in special series on religious questions) by Rev David F. Gaines. Postiude-Toccata In D Minor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21

She looked anxiously at Peter as she spoke. "of course. Mom- mic. bet other kids don't have n little baby sister. I'll bet I could let them come In to see hcr and charge money, too. don't you I could scare away the dogs and tell the miikman to be quiet when she sleeps. Sure, I'll help"
 Nancy smiled her thanks into her young gon's eyes and only hoped her smile did not betray her amusement and her pride.
 Child care is the subject of q hcIDfui lcafIct. Nancy will send it to you On receipt of . stamped, self addressed envelope. Write her cnrc of this paper.
 (Copyright ie31. Publishers
 gyndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
Lutheran
ST JOHNS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH


 LUTHERAN CHURCH Twenty Fifth Sunday After
 Trinity TO Il. m-Sunday school. II q. m. English services. < D. m.--Gcrmhn services. Thanksgiving services: Thursday evening o'clock.
 Sunday Services organ Prelude
 Miss Mildred Schustcr PrOccessionaI ............. Choir Opening Hymn The Introlt Gloria Patri Kyrie Gloria Tn Icxcelsls The Epistle for the Day--I Thess {. 13-1s Hymn Gospel Lesson--Matt 24. 15-2s Reciting of Apostles Greed Hymn Sermon by the Rev. John N. c. Mohrmann Choir Selection Offcrt0ry Announcements Benedietion ssional---CioalnR Hymn The Thhnknaiving services on Thanksgiving evening viii be son- ducted in the English language. Services will begin promptly at ' o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH

Sunday services)
 10:3O n. m.-Morning worship Sermon "The Spirit of Thankful- ness During the Economic Deprcs- sion" 12 noon--Sunday school.
 2 D. m.-Young Peoples service. Monday, 8 p. m.---The Get-To- gether Club.
 Tucgday, 7:30 p. m.-Girl Scouts. Wedhesday, s D. m.--Thc A Kita class meeting.
 Thursday. 9:30 n. m.-Union Thanksgiving service at First Meth odist church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21

Ihope it will be rather decent when it's finished" Dumont admired everything. There was in him not q spark of Jealousy of Steyne's worldly pos. sessions. They made c tour of the place, and came back and settled themselves in chairs. Then Du. mont burst out suddenly. (TO bc Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
BUNKER HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

10:00 il. m.--Church school.
 11:00 q. m.--Morning worship. Sermon by W. Bruce Strother, Yale university Divinity school. student assistant In young peoples work. Theme: Thanksgiving in 193T.
 5:3O D. m.-Christian Endeavor society.
 The notices for the week begin ming Monday. November 23, are:
 Monday: 4:30 D. m.-Cub scouts. pack {. ID. m.-Senior girl scouts, troop An.
 Tuesday: 3:30 D. m.-0Irls' Jun Tor Achievement club. 7:30 D. m. Mems gymnasium claRg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
MOUNT OLIVE A. M. E. ZION CHURCH

sEervices at the Mount olive A.. Mt V. Zion church Sunday will be aE follows: In tho morning the pastor will preach q Thanksgiving sermon fin keeping with the sen- son. Subject; Why l Am Thank 9ul."
 Mrs Anna DuDhan being in charge,
 Union meeting at 6 p. m. Miss Mar1oris Durham will have charge ofithls society.
 Jn the evening the pastor will pFench from the subject: "Jonah bEnllowed by the Whale"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21

Running onto the track t0 save his tiny daughter from being run over by a locomotive near orleans, frfnnce, recently, crossing guard wns nlHO nc and both father and little one were killed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21

rhrstopher q. Roberts. who re- efnlty celebrated hla D9th birthday bK walking two miles nt Bouthamp- fen, England. reads without glasses, l'fts had Ig children. and used to dE5nk ig pints of beer n day.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21

Text: Acts 28:f1-24, 30, 3f.
 The International Uniform Sum day school Lesson for November 22. Paul fin Rome. Acts 2S:f1-24, 30, 31.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-21
Episcopal
Trinity Episcopal Church

IFiuty EsptsCDIMt &bubth Prospect street, just off tho green.
 Rev Henry Baldwin Todd, rector Lcrd's day next before advent. Holy Eucharist at 7:30 d. m. Church school at 9:30 4. m.
 Maths and sermon at 1 Il. m. Preacher. the rector. Subject "In the Way"
 Choral evensong and sermon at p. m. Subject: Revenge"
 Music for the ii o'clock service: Preidde-cantiienc Proccssional--- "Jercusalem the Golden" Venite, exultemas Domino a9salter--Psalm 147-Laudate Dom- mum
 Te Deum Benedlctus sermon hymn---"O Master Let Me Walk With Thee" ertorium--"Behold the Dsy's Gone" cesgIonal--"Hark, Hark my Soul
 Monday-Glrl's Friendly society at 7!30 D. m.
 Tucsday--K Knights of Sir Garland al D. m.
 Wcdnesday--Hol Euchnrlst al 10 am; Saint Elizabeth'B guild al 2:30 D. m. Fellowship at &. Subject An Ordered Life--praycr"- Lead. CT Miss C. F'rswyth Eichman.
 J'Aursday ay--Thanksg day Holy Eucharist at ' G. m.;Unior sergice in St Johns church at f' nIi,
 Candidates al 4 ?. m, full choir rehearsal at 7:30 D. m
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