The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-01-24
Methodist
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH

10:3O a. m.-Morning worship. Organ Prelude-"Cradle Song," N. Hauser
 Processional Hymn--No 6S, 70 Day of Rest and Shadows Invocation .ss'si }tf Choir Anthem-"Hearken to Our Prayer"--Klyne r
 Responsive Reading-Fourth Day, page
 Gloria Patr Scripture Reading-2 Corinthians Hymn--No 75, "A Thousand Ora cles Divine" (Junior Congregation retires dur | ing singing of last stanZa). Pastoral Prayer | OTertory-"Spring Song'-C. Pin suti
 Bass Solo-"In Time of Trouble'-- Kilmer
 Sermon-'The New Man" - Rev Richard Hegarty
 Hymn-No 274, 70 For a Glance of Heavenly Day" Organ P6stlude--"F Festival Post lude"--B. Tours . l 6:3O D. m.-High School Young Peoples Society. Worship leader: Eugene Wooster. Discussion leader:
 Miss Beach. Subject: why Have | Foreign Missions?" 7:3O D. m.-Evenlng worship. l Organ Prelude - "Canzonetta' -- Hollaender | Gospel Song Service-Hymn No 317. l More Love to Thee" Hymn No 279, Rock of Ages" Hymn No BAG. Lord I Hear of Showers of Blessing" l Prayer
 Quartet-"Heart Be Stilr'-Warren Scripture .Reading-1 John 4:7-21 Offertory-'Invocation"-Chopin
 Hymn-No 351, "I Am Coming to the Cross" Sermon-"E -"Echoes' Rev Richard HymnMNo s57, "Forever Here My | Rest Shall Be" | Benediction. Organ Postlude -- "Postlude' -A A l. Hesse 8:3O D. m.--Epworth League. Leader, Raymond Ingram. Sub i ject. Making a Better Industrial World"
 Privileges of the Week
 Sunday
 10:3O a. m.-Morning worship
 with sermon by the Rev MT Hegnr- l ty. n'sts'5. .t t.-..-
 13 m.--Church school with classes for all ages.
 6:3O D m.-High School Young
 Peoples Society
 7:30.p. rn.-Eyening, Worship with
 sermon by the Rev MT Hegarty.
 8:30 D. m.-Epworth League.
 Wednesday,
 7:3O D. m.-Boy Scouts.
 Thursday
 7:3O p. m--Prayer and praiae
 service.
 Friday
 4 D. m.-Junior Epworth league. D, m.-Junior choir rehearsal.
 p. m.--Girl Scouts. 1Saturday---7 l.a e 41 ''"' .|..s, SD m:-;Senior choir rehearsal. | Items of Interest l The pulpit.fiowers Sunday are giv- en by Mrs Andrew Kulmann and Mrs Emil Franz in loving memory
 of thoir. fathers.
 At Sunday evenings service the Epastord will speak on "Echoes.
 Come and invite someone to com
 with you. .
 If there are any who desire to
 unite iwth the church on Easter Sun
 day they may notify the pastor az
 the close of the service. @t
 Next Sunday we will celebrate th+
 Holy Communion. All our friend7 I are. invited to remember the death,
 of Our Lord with us in this service In view of the fact that our reliei'
 fund is greatly depleted the finance
 committee of the church has decid-@
 ed to. give tha.s loose collection on
 Communion Sunday to the work Of treltef. -ftany of our friends desire to make a contribution to this fund by check, the Same can be placed in an envelope. marked for relief r and placed in the collection plat.'
 next Sunday. On the evenings of February Stlt and 18th, we will have the speciai
 treat of seeing stereopticon pictures
 of the work of Dr George Harley, in Ganta, Liberia, Africa. This Is the little country on which the eyes ot l iall the world have been focused. be- cause of the League of Nations res cent exposing of the practice of slav. , lery there. The pictures are very beautiful, and some of them virtu- ally priceless in value. You will want . to come out to see them. Plan, now : to save those evenings for this truly Grace M. E. Church [ Rev. John w. Dodson, pastor Preached s10:30 "a. m.- and D. m: r morning service, address by Wm. b r Pardee, educational secretary of the Anti-Saloon League; evening at 2 D . m., song service, sermon, topic
 "Jonah's Flight; Sunday school al
 noon. An average Sof 102.4 barrels of oil