The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-02
Congregational
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
 CHURCH

Sunday, May 3-1O:sO a. m., com munion service. 10:30 a. m., kinder garten department. 12:00 m., church school, Davenport Bible class. 1880 p. m., evening service in Davenport hall.
 Monday, May 4-4:15 p. m, Girl Scouts. troop 3.
 Tuesday, May $500 p. m., Junior Auxiliary business meeting.
 Wednesday, May 6--3:00 p. m., Women's Association meeting Tn Davenport hall. $500 p. m.. meeting of the Ecclesiastical Council in the churcn. 6:3O D. m., supper in the parish house. 8:00 p. m., installa- tion service in the church.
 Friday May 8--4:00 p. m., Wolf Cubs, pack l. -4:15 p. m., junior choir rehearsal. 1880 D.. m., Boy Scouts of America, troop z. 6:S0 p. m., senior choir supper and enter. tainment.
 Saturday, May 9-2;30 p. m., Camp Fire Girls hike and picnic supper.
 The first of the Sunday evening services will be held Sunday even. ing in Davenport hall at 1880 O clock. Mrs Leila T. Alexander of the Pearl street Community Center Neighborhood House will speak on the subject: "Sinews in Your Wings" A song service will precede the address. Miss Kathryn p. Hotchkiss and William Newton will be the soIoists.
 The offering last Sunday was as follows: for the society. $4S1.6S; for the benevolence fund, $62.46; not enclosed in envelopes, $36.44; forum' $17.37.
 The Women's association will hold its regular monthly meeting on Wed- nesday, May 9th at 3 o'clock Tn Davenport hall under the direction of the Home Missionary committee. Miss Elizabeth Kirk will be the speaker and will illustrate her ad- dress with many beautiful slides Miss Kirk has just returned from "A Pilgrimage through our mis- sion fields in the south with pr George L. Cady and will have many interesting things to relate. All women of the congregation are cor dially invited to attend this meet ing. a
 The following officers were elected at inc sunday Noon club last Sum- day: Roy H. walch, president; pr Alfred G. Dreher, first vice-presi. dent: Attorney Chase Kimbau, sec ond president; Walter M. Boyd, secretary; Robert W. Ker, treasurer; A. Earl Smithies, song leader; Leland l., Stacy, assistant song lead- er and William E. Mcbride, organ ist. There will be no more meetings untii inc first Sunday in october. The installation service for MT Lowell will begin at o'clock on Wednesday evening. Rev James Gordon Gilkey. D. D., will preach. Other parts will be taken by Rev w. Moreton owen of Waterbury; Rev IAlexander E. Macleod of Pcugh- keepsie, New York; Rev John Stapleton of Philadelphia. Pennsyl- yania; Rev James E. Gregg, D. D.. of Waterbury; Rev John F. Phillips l. of Hartford, and Rev John K: Coombs of our own church. Al members and friends of this church are invited to attend the service Those who desire to attend the meet ing of the council at o'clock are privileged to do So. The supper a' 6:30 o'clock is for the accommoda- tion of delegates only. most or whom lCOm0 IrOHl OuI VI eo""' The evening department IS plan. ming a card party to be held Friday evening. May 18th in Davenpor. hall. Members and friends are asked to keep this date in mind.
 Brigadier Albert P. Bates or tne Salvation Arr.y will be the speaker at the evening service next Sunday evening. A. quartet from the Salva- ton Army will assist in the service. Bunker Hill Congregational Church Sunday school at s:45 a. m.
 Communion at II o'clock. sermon: "The Heart of the Christian Gospel. Christian Endeavor at 1915 p. m. Monday, 7:15 p. m.-Girl Scouts. wednesday, 2:15 p. n.--Womens Bible class.
 wednesday, : p. m.-Women's so- ciety. {.
 Wednesday. 4:so p. m.-wolf cubs.
 Wednesday. 7:so p. m.-Boy Scouts.
 Thursday. ' p. m.-choir rehear- sal.
 Friday. s:so D. m.-Junior Achievement.
 Friday, {. D. m.--Boys' gym class.
 Friday, 6:30 p. m.--Family night.
 Rev Moses Lowell. speaker.