The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-31
Congregational
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. Sunday, February 1-


 10:3O d m.-Morning worship.
 1O:3O a m m-Kinderyarten depart meht.
 12:OO :n.-Church school. Sunday Noon club. Davenport Bible class.
 5:30 p m.-Young Peoples meet ing.
 7:30 '. m.-Torum Address hy Dr John Haynes Holmes. Monday, February 2-
 1900 D. Luncheon for the exc cutive board of the Litchfield d's- trict council of Congregational w,- men of Connecticut.
 200 l.. m winter meeting Of the council.
 4:15 D. m.-Girl Scouts, troop ;.
 7:30 D m.-Crusaders. Tuesday. February D.
 800 D. m.Intermediate Boys bas. ketball.
 zoo D m--Young Mems basket. ball.
 500 D. m-Junior Auxiliary busi- ness anJ work meeting.
 "Wednesday, February A.
 9:3O q. m.-Surgical dressings.
 3:00 D. m.--Womens association meeting in Davenport hall. 7:0O D. m.-Girls' Glee club. 500 D. m.-Two basketball games III the SNIl1dSluIn. Thursday, February 5- GAS D. m.-Boys' GIee club. 500 D. m.-Mid-week meeting .n the chapel.
 Friday, February G.
 4:OO D. m.-Wolf Cubs. Pack 2.
 4:15 D. m.-Junior choir rehea"- sal.
 7:3O D. m.-Camp Fire girls
 7:30 D m Boy Scouts of AmeIi- ca, Troop z.
 8:O0 D. m.-Senior choir rehear- Saturday, February 5-
 200 D. m.-Motion pictures Tor children n Davenport hall.
 200 D. m.-Young Mems basket ball group.
 Dr John Haynes Holmes. minister of the Community church in New forceful rulpit personalities of the metropolis, will be the speaker this evening :t the forum, on the sup- ject: "The Passing of Empire: The Central Event of Modern Times"
 February S-Mrs Mary Austin, an authority on primitive literature and the writer who has made known the poerty and the humanity of the of the American Indian. Subjecc: Literary Trends February S--Mrs Mary Austin. al authority on primitive literature and the writer who has made known the drama, the poetry and the humanity of the American Indian. Subject: ''The New Morality" February 22-Professor Harold F.. B. Speight of Dartmouth college, department of biography. Subject: m Q mi March 1-Dan McGowan. field naturalist. Illustrated lecture on "A Naturalists in the Canadian Rockies"
 The offering last Sunday was as follows: For the society, $4OO.O0; Cor the Benevolence fund. $85.70: not enclosed ,n envelopes, $34.37; forum $154.13.
 MT I.ovell will address the Sun- day Noon club at 12 o'clock in the Chapel. All men of the congrega- tion are invited. The Junior auxiliary, with fifty six members, is firmly launched on it's sixth year. Organized by Mrs Albert Brckner Coe the latter part of 1925, this group has as its object, the promoting of a closer relation- ship among the young women of this church and thus interesting them in it's many charitable and so- ciaI activities. The orga nization is pledged 10 give one hundred dollars yearly toward missions. During the year, as many contributions as the treasury will allow are made to worthy causes. With the semi- monthly meetings divided into busi- 1 ness and social sessions, the mem- bers of the Junior Auxiliary have | splendid opportunities to engage in | worthwhile achievements not only | through charitable endeavors but also by friendly contacts resulting | from the social programs through Is o'clock, the auxiliary will meet for q business and work meeting. All young women in the parish who | would be intrested in joining this | group will be most cordially well | comed.
 | The Womens association will hold it's regular monthly meeting on We'd nesday afternoon at o'clock In Davenport hall. The meeting will be in charge of the Home Mission ary committee. Mis- Ella M. Dye, assistant superintendent of the Wa terbury Lay nursery. will tell about her interesting work with the nur. sery school of which she is the di- rector. All women of the congre- gation are most cordially invited to this meeting to hear Miss Dye. Tea and a social hour will follow. l During the month of Jaunary your minister devoted the Sunday mornings to themes relative to the spiritual life On the next two Sun day mornings. he will consider with you the application of the Christian ideal to cur everyday life. On the third Sunday in February which Il