The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-03
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 All deptrtmsats of the church school win epsn sHHday, The kiaasrssrten unaer the dissetion ot Miss MarieR 4: Dsvis meets st Ie:se o'clock in ths perlaF and at 12 o'clock under tn sdiyectiQn of Mrs Mabel A4eate sndl MFs Haxel Webster. All other depattments meet at 2l o'clock. A ceFdisi in: yitatisn is e4tasded to all ysuHs psopls not csHnscted with any church school to unite with us for worship and study. NSw pupils are asked te meet with Ar oosmhs in his ofice on the frst ,haor.
 Sunday Eysning esryice far
 octpoer l1-t:is ?. m.--wor. ship through drama. The Lords Prayer" . drama by Francois Cop pie translated by Mary Aida will ns pretSnfsd By | newly formed dramatic tyoup of this chYFch.
 There will bN no Sunday svsn- ing seryic con october 18th owiny tp the fact that D. 8. Parkes Cad man will speak at a speeial Tues day evening Forum. october 20th sn the subjsct: Europe at the
 i:ss' ecisiS::sa ss-Rev Edward N. Moves. D. D., of Newton Center, MAssachusetts. Subject: '-rhe American of Tomorrow"
 Notee
 Mrs Lowell viii be "at home" in. formally to members of the church std parish at the parsonage, 135 Prospect street. Thursday after loons from. three to i've o'clock
 The sundya Noon club win meet Sunday at 1T o'clock in the chapel. Rstorts will be given by the dele gates 10 the national convention in Camden, ohio. Mr Lowell will bo the leader next Sunday, October llth. He will give a review oS tie book "Rusiness Afift" by Dean Donharn, dean of the Harvard School Of Business Administration All men of the congrseation are mast cordially invited to attend thes esessions.
 The third All-New England Regional meeting for men. women and Nyounk people will be held at the state street and WilliSton Con- gfSkattonsl churches in Portland, Maine from october 18th to the 18th under the auspices of the New England Regional committee of the. Commission on Missions AmopS the ntoable speakers will bs Rev Dwisht Brsdley, Rev Raymond EeikiHs Rev gaaey Acvett Rev Hrea F., 0Oouseus ReV Iee fEOo- meh, Professor, 8. Ralph Harlow and Rev JehE N. Phillips. Furthsr iHformation may De secured at the seS eIisssespsphsa copies Of the ser 9on ... ...wAsp WIll w & the psRsss;Sio Rss';..s. 2 Against the pndsrworid' preached bE Pr LcyeN In thiE church en Sep tshber zoth and t!th are available on the tables in the rear ef tho church. 4 small eha!ge qf ten cents is mad etc evcer the cost of the in.Esos'sRlE Rs. l,ds. :sss!!s'' ,'ss a.,.r,mspt
 ' sss ss a s ses s.ss es.ss ia s.ts: :ssin ssns BeSsats desiIjhs te attes4 church there while they vorsh!p: hold Its hrst meeting Of the sea- o'clock in Davenport haii. Thls elsn Missionary depavtMe4t and Mrs Hsnnah Hsms ne Lee .s. Calder aI 2, nss tss siess from ths Modern w vitw." Mrs calder is very vsil-knswn in mia- sion ciscits an dis . member of the famous misSicnary family, her father being pr Robert Alisn Hume All women of the conGre- sation ere cordially invited to at- lend thls snssting. req and q so- siai hour viii follow the meeting.
 The Junior Auxiliary will hold its first meeting of tn eseason on Tuesday eveting at 6 o'clock fn the parish house. All members are urged to be present 10 make plans for the years work.
 Tho fosf guest book is ready for