The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-10
Congregational
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL

10:30 a. m.-Morning worship. Cermon by Mir Lowell. 10:30 a. m. Kindergarten department. 12:00 m., Church school, Sunday Noon club, Davenport Bible class. Monday, October 12:-
 4:15 D. m.-Girl Scouts, Troop 3. 1900 p. m., Girls basketball team. Tuesday, October 13:-
 $500 p. m., Evening department meeting.
 Wednesday, October It. 9:30 a. m., Surgical dressings. 12:50 p. m., Church Aid Members luncheon. p. m., Church Aid Sewing meeting.
 Thursday, October 15:-
 $500 p. m., Mfd-week meeting in the chapel.
 Friday. October 1s:-
 4:05 p. m., Wolf Cubs, Pack 1. 4:15 p. m., Junior Choir rehearsal. 7:30 p. m., Camp Fire Girls. 1880 p. m., Boy Scouts of America, Troop T. $500 p. m.. Senior Choir rehearsal.
 The offering Sunday will be for the Waterbury Day Nursery as- sociation. The offering last Sunday was as follows: For the society, $423.00: for the Benevolence fund, $14l:5S; communion offering.
 The evening department will meet Tuesday at o'clock in the parish house. A travel talk will be given by Mrs Everett M. Stanley. illustrated with colored slides. Members and friends are invited.
 1A AIx @l 4t.t church will have a picnic on M. c. A. camp at Smiths pond. All boys who are planning to sing with the Glee club this year are cordially invited to attend and are requested to meet at the church at o'clock. Transportation will be provided.
 The Naugatuck Valley associa- tion of Churches and Ministers will hold its anual fall meeting at the First Church of Waterbury on Wednesday, October 21st. There will be an afternoon and an even ing session with Rev John NJ. Phil lips of Center church, Hartford, as the speaker of the evening. Fur ther announcement will be made next Sunday.
 A new church membership com mittee, consisting of a representa- tive from each society in the church was formed last week for the purpose of securing new mem brs for this church. The next com munion with reception of members will be held the first Sunday in December. If there are any in the parish who would like to uinte x.xfky ~h, ok are requested to speak with one of sentative of the particular society with which they are affiliated. The members of the committee are as follows: Miss Adelaide Pope, chair man; Mrs Everett M. Stanley. Wo- mems association; Mrs Frank l.. Bugden, Church Aid; Miss Ruby Bugden, Evening Department; Miss Helen Allen, Junior Auxiliary; Miss Bernice Harper. Senior Choir. Mrs A. Earle Smithies. chairman of the Visiting Committee; Charles P. Kellogg, William G. Green. Dr Alfred c. Dreher, Mems league; Charles Doescher. Sunday Noon club; Woodrow Dillon. senior de- pertinent.
 At the mid-week meeting on Thursday evening. at 8 o'clock in the chapel. Mir Lowell will speak on the subject: John Calvin Professionalism Girds Itself for Ac- tion." Members and friends of the congregation are invited.
 The Sunday Noon club meets at IF o'clock in the chapel. MT Lo- we'll will give a reviey of the book Business Adrift." by W. B. Don- ham. dean of the Harvard school of business administrations. All members of the congregation. both men and women are cordially in- vited.
 Monday Evening Meeting.
 The first of the Monday evening will be held October 18th at o. cIcck in Davenport hall. Dr Charles IL. Larkin of this city will be the speaker and will take as his sub You Ought to Know About Cancer" These meetings are open to the public.
 Forum.
 Special Tuesday evening forum, October goth at, 7:30. o'clock. Dr s. Parkes Goldman of the Central ACongregational church of Brook lyn, N. Y. Subject: Europe at the Crossroads.
 October 25-Rev Edward M. Moves, D.D. Subject: "The Ameri- can of Tomorrow"
 November Major Thomas Coulson of the British military intelligence. Subject: Famous Wo- men Spies and Their Methods"
 The third All-New England Re- gional meeting for men, women and young people will be held at the State street and Williston' Con- greagtoinal churches ip Portland. Me, f,lom october 18th to the 18th. Programs are in the church office for any who may be interested.