The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-20

lene HUH at the organ.
 Call to Worship by the pastoi and response by the pupils.
 Music response, "Allelulia" Easter Flowers Are Bioomin, Bright" by the Junior cholr. Hymi "fhe Day of Resurrection"
 Meditation and prayer with re spOnses by the school.
 Anthem, Praise Ye The Father Junior Choir.
 Scripture verses with responses from Christ the Lord Is Riser To-day.
 Gloria Patri. Lords Prayer chanted by Junior Choir.
 Ushers Harry Hul, Irvlnt Decker, Arthur Schreier, Raymont Foster.
 Offertory by orchestra.
 Pastors message: "The Death o q Friends.
 Hymn. "Fairest Lord Jesus"
 Presentation of the flowers tt members present by the teachers.
 Benediction: "Shubert's Sefen ade" by orchestra.
 The Public Worship at 1O:4' o'clock. l.
 Prelude. 'The Holy City" Adams
 Processional, Christ the Lort Is Risen To-day"
 Call to Worship and Invocation
 Responsive Reading: "The Res surrcction of Jesus".
 Gloria Patri, The Lords Pray CT.
 Worship in Silence, Prayer Prayer Response Hear Our Pray err. By Choir. Offertory solo "IIosanna", Granier, Miss Ziglatzk
 Doxology.
 Anthem, Awake Thou Tha Sleepcst", Maker.
 Junior message. Only Seed.
 Hymn, "Come Ye Faithful Rais' the Strain of Triumphant Glad ness".
 Easter worship Meditation. 9Th, Christian Attitude Toward Life"
 Prayer. Hymn. Grown Him The Son of God"
 Bencdiction. and Responses. b, choir, -Four Fold Amen, Stainer
 Postlude, "Pompard Circum' stance" Eigar.
 Those on the committee who have made possible the beautiful flowers are. Mrs Fred Jackson chairman, Mrs James Newell. Mrs Walter Dixon, Mrs George Thomp' son. Mrs B. F. Ball, Mrs J. P. Tre' ciokas.
 At All Saints church, Rev A Nugent Samweil, First Communion at 7:30 o'clock. Late Communion at 10:45 o'clock. There will be spe- cial Easter music with Mrs Ray. mond Beach and George Booth soloist. There will be special Easter carols. and sermon.
 Processional, welcome Happy Morning"
 offertory. Angels Roll The Rock Away"
 Communion Hymn. "He. Is Risen"
 Children's Easter Service at 2:30 o'clock, when the offerings will Dc presented at the altar.
 Easter Baptism at the church this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. There are several unbaptixed babies In the parish that ought to be brought to their baptism. NO other time,is so nice as the Easter Baptism.
 Girl Scouts
 The mem bers of the Girl Scouts met at the clifford Lot on Falls avenue yesterday, and enjoyed playing baseball with the members of Miss Turney's troop IF of Wa terbury. Several games were play ed, the local troop being the win" ner, Miss Evelina Hauser, Miss Mil. dred Turney. Miss Sally Barnes and Mary Graney traveied to Shaws Hill to hide eggs for the contest. GwiazdOwski of the local troop was awarded prize for finding the most beautiful eggs and Eleanor Krugelis of Miss Turney's trop I2 of Waterbury was the other winner of prize.
 The members attending were: Mary Graney, Evelyn Corcoran, Betty Corcoran. Carolyn Beardsley Ada Hallock. Harriet Thompson. Boteilo. Suzanne Hart Peggy Budd, Mildred Bares. Mar. tha Gwiazdowski, Lucy McGowan Joyce Kuntzweiier, Dorothy Cutler. Edna Boulanger. Peggy Lethridge, Barbara Adams, Alice Mantino. Jo- sephine Zaccaria, Lucy Zaccaria. Ethel Micloskey Grace Boulanger, Eva Jacobs.
 The members of Miss Turney's troop of Waterbury were: Miss Sally Barnes. assisted. Eleanor Krugelis. Olive Siboid. Bertha Kru- gelis. Tloede Gerulaitis, Claire Lygia Mainis, Jane MackIe. Shirley Astlund, Ruth Willard, Virginia Willard.
 Before returning the girls en. joyed their lunch.
 Birthday Barty
 A party was given in honor of Walter GOOde's second birthday. ut .air hor,A m Coilfer street vesters