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Beauty Salons

AGNES Marie 9ll4 nth NV, . .AD 7757
AIdas DeaWty Salon 1883 BladenbR "a ne ~ s326
AnseIe Beauty shoB 1871 Adams MIN I'd co I0lSe
AnqIIn's Beauty ShoPpe 25l5 IA e nv co IOi38
Ards Beauty Shop 1908 y st NV CO IoSS! 1855.
cOsmstieue Beauty ShoD s151 NJ Pit nv GO 1In
Curtis Beauty salon 9416 u nv Gn aIa0
elizabeth Davis 1909 F II nv , NE Sans
OonIphaR Beauty Shop Doniphan bg -. Alex AS2
ESrs ssauy Salon Sal Il NV .....:.....ME Ssss
EstheP's Beauty Salon R4s n ne IL O009
PIorestsIle Beauty Salon 900 n ua u $3.50
Irene Beauty P"~ISr 2soS "a NV. CO $50
lack'S HaIrdressinq SaIoR no IL NV :. Of 5SS7
Zoe PaIaRo 1342 Conn av NO ASA
leon Jules halrdreSslng 1884 Ut NV ME- 0689
Lillian Cramer l115 18th NV .. OF 0235
Levels Beauty Salon ITO IA NV ......,M NE 1875
haftRallO Approved She's 1903 IS Nv. NE S409
OgIIVie sisters 1880 Conn Az MA $3.50
PARK CaRtral Beauty ShOp 1900 r NV. MI. aS40
Ruth WHALE Beauty Salon 1106 VI ~ mn hE 6S2G
WOOdburn Beauty SaIOn 1853 Col I'd. co SSSS
COLOREO
Acme Beauty SaIOR ct uw....N0 1854
AdelOs 1850 u NV ............ NO 947A
Betty BOop shOp. 111s o st NV. De S44s.l
Fleming Beauty ShOPpe 1914 ct nv NO eS4S
HsleRs Beauty Salon 800 I'd ~ ....... @E asa
Lady Luis 1884 9Th nv .. =. 70 1898
LaFranse Beauty ShOppe 7O4 s q NV. De SIS6
Ia Val Beauty SalOa 1911 You nv De SS6S
MarIOnette Beauty Shap 1918 You NV NO S5l9
Reberta's Beauty SalOn 613 Fla ave NV NO IOS0
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u. S. Bonds

EmplOymentinN.Y.
Factories Declines
Factory employment in New
York State declined IA per cent
and total pay rolls IL per cent
from midway to mid-June.
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CLASSIFIED
REAL ESTATE

hEAI ESTATE
A Q HOushtOn 4 Co 900 18th NV. Of 1886
Real Estate Mortgage and Guaranty MA 1908
Cooperation Construction Leans 1910 ct NV
Tyler Rutherford 1920 ct MA 0475.6
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2S05 Ga ave nv - CO I727O
Bethesda Personal Banker 69s2 Wis AZ WI 1873
N Greenbaum 1904 Eye ct ME 1862
State Loan Co 1909 R l ave Mt Rainier DE 5555
PAWN BROKERS
RosSlyn loan Co Rosslyn Va -. ...W WAL S43O
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Beverages & Liquors

3 Liquor Co 1905 Columbia I'd Nv .AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 IS NV AD 1850
Ambassador Beer LIqUOr 2465 Is nv. CO Tao
Ambregis DeIeatssSeR IA q Fla AZ Nv NO 2028
Atlas LIQUOR Co L ne w ME- 4272
Cairo LIauoF ShoO 1918 II NV $50. NO 97I2
Central Liquor Store SIS NV -. ME- 7735
CSsta'S Confectionery 3440 18th nv . CO 7I43
F LlsuOr Store s24s MI Pleasant co 242O
HymaR's LTquOr ShOp Sl25 MI Pleasant CO GSa3
Jaffe Liquor store 2Ol q nv " DI 1872
Lo.kO LIquOF STEM 1880 Fla AZ no o.. u 7IIA
MuIherIn's LIqUsT Store II nv NE s376
PlVer'S OsIleatesssA A LIQuOr $3.50 IA NV co IO4IS
Plaza Vitae LiaUbF Store TOS Can NE s37o
Reid'S LIquOF Store 1853 It nv " NO 94IS
Reliable Liquor Store 222l "a nv . De ASA
sammy's LIquOr Store 1S45 18th NV DE 599S
San Eias 54I6 Ga Az NV 49,. GE 59Se
Service LIquOF ShOp 407 ~ ne DE 646A
LIaUOr Store 625 Pa AZ e.. IL 9727
Spanish StOFO 1885 nth NV DE 1873
StesmaR's LIquOr Store 2746 "a nv CO 6767
True Blue Liquor Store 1888 wis Az nv WE 1916
YSrk Wine LIQuSr Store 1857 Ga Az CO S665
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Auto Service

American Auto WrsekOrs 2eTS 9 nv DE 5762
Buddy Hart Super Ser 324O Prospect AZ WE 1872
Henry Poole 1343 IL 80 ..... ~ 1900
Crosses Auto Service 1884 9th nv ME- 6646
Gaertner's Auto Service rear 10 n CSD MA 1880
lanes Murphy 1909 N nv ST AS04
Rayhestos Brake Services SIT 7 ~ 81 a6I6
watts GARAGE rear 1897 NV NO S2I0
18th ST GARAGE. C Willie 1904 18th
Featherstone SerV ARalO 1905 N AZ :. NO 906S
Auto Brake Service Co 427 K nv -. NE 820S
BFOwA's Auto Repair 1901 18th Nv :. NO $3.50
johnson Auto Repair 9218 Ga Nv nw NO I0l0
Lambert Auto Service 141S LIST ne....... 20 5202
E Auto Glass Shop l2a3 % .... u 9S49.W
Call Carl Inc 614 a NV ......... Of I79
Perry Mason 2155 Champlain q NV co I020
Md City Auto Co WHY'S KRIstt I'LL 14$h De $3.50
Mecomas 0Idsm0bIIe Ser rear 1919 Is Ma SS7t
Modern Auto Body WkS 21l5 NJ ...NE 1881
National Auto TOP Co 2116 IA NV ... DE 2249
Ne WashInGton st Garage Alex Va. Alax 107
PhlliB TOlSOR 1901 s NV ..... NO 9674
Senator's Auto Wash Soc 2040 ca ~ Nv NO 95l4
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST Bat q Flee Co 1877 10th NV, 49,. NE 0e8S
elnsII Glover 6at&EI Ser 1905 Pa AZ WE 2@i0
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Local Stocks
SALES

SALES
Anacostia and Potomac r. R.
IS, $1,00o@92A, $1,O00@92b.
Capital Traction SIS, $1,000
90, $1,O0O@ss $1,ooo@ss, $1,000
@ss, $1,OoO@9s, $5,ooO@ss, $500
@sS. $5oO@es.
Washington Railway & Electric
As, 81, 000@105.
Capital Transit Company, 100
1914, 1o@19A, 1O@193s, s@19%,
5@1s1a, 25@1s1a.
Potomac Electric So preferred,
9@111.
Potomac Electric 51a% prefer
red, 5@114h.
Riggs Bank common, 50212,
5@112.
American Securities and Trust
Company, 10@198, 5@198.
Mergenthaler Linotype, 10@26.
AFTER CALL
Mergenthaler Linotype, 2@26.
AnacoStia and Potomac r. R.
IS, $1,00O@93.
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PIumbins-Heating

Charles BroOms 6l4 q AT 1851
JSha W. HIedOR 1900 10th % 20 0a2s
Call Sutton. reg plumber 1909 nv 80. NO ESQ.,
Bek NraRleh plbg & htg 1884 King sS Alex VI
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Oil Burners
Professional Services

ColOnic IrriS Physiothsrapy Masssuss .DI SO7I
Or A, H. Moore Chiropractor 1900 / NV MA 479I
Alec OH Massage by grad nurse ... CO 1884
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke method 81 6409
Or n W Harris Dentist 1912 You ct NV NO 7l62
Dr ] r Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO $3.50
James HOO Eye nv scalp specialist Ol 0240
L Lockhart Masseuse lilo 18th Ct NV MA 1858
Or MeCIaren Masseur Kresge bldg $500. Dl 64I2
Or Nelson (specialistl 404 7th ct nv Treatment
free One weeks medicine $1.0O
Dr. SesttS Indian Med Co 1908 9Th nv Pc 5z05
Wash Business Bureau 22e Bond bldg MA 0124
o. W A Cameron Foot Spe 1917 18th NO S4S2
PERSONALS
Alice jackson Masseuse Restful Treatment ~ A04S
Paris Evans Day Nursery Permit 512 ~ 1855
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
G Duty 1924 Vermont nv. MA 4482
Boswell BrasurS Co 923 18th NV o. $40
Wesley Buchanan Inc 9l6 18th NV ME iI4S
Cess Realty Co 1405 Eye st NV MA 1858
Robt MekeeVer Co Shoreham bldg. MA $50
Weaver Bros washington bldg - DI 9A80
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Acknowledgements

Abby Radio Service S547 Ga ave nv CO 1898
ABC artery L FL Ser Inc 1929 CAP It 6E I77
American Radio SerV 1881 Cap st II 0082
Bills Radio Ser 1909 King st Alex Va Alex 250I
Call Radio Co 636-3S H ct ne ..... IL 1913
Carriers Radio Co 1857 st WE 30Il
Claws Majestic PhIIcO SerV 1899 18th uW DE 5782
Garner's Soc Radio Ser Calls CO 69I4
CIbsons Radio SerV 1927 Belmont I'd Dw CO 7l55
n C Lord Radio Refg Service ct. E 0292
Gardner 7inkett 1913 You st NV DE 5508
Industrial FL & Radio Serv 5l2 Fla ave DE $3.50
KennedVS Radio Service 1919 lAth nv co 1898
Modern Flee Lab 600 Fla ave .......... DE A028
Radio Sam 1917 Conn ave ...... CO 2SI4
TTewoIIa Radio Service 1910 st ne . AT A2I2
Universal Radio Elec Co 104 Fl st NV. Dl $3.50
Williams Radio Service 1928 Tth NV DI 5I56
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Wash.LOan & Trust
Declares Dividend

Directors of the Washington
Loan and Trust Company yester.
day voted the regular quarterly
dividend Of 2 per cent on the COM
mon stock. 1t was declared pay
able August / to stockholders of
record July %.
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Locksmiths

Ace Gun & LOcksmith 1113 Eye st NV ME 6637
Edison Gun 1 Key Shop 9O4 18th NV
lacks Lock Key ShOP IT'S 18th NV MA 1879
n Freeland SOC D st NV. .......... NE 6IOC
Try Me Lock Co 2211 18th nv $685. DE 1877
Wash Qua Key Radio Co 3005 n NV WE 02I7-t
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Schools 6 Colleges

Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1903 q WI 2e49
BoydS School of Sect 1888 st NV . MA 2342
Columbus University 1923 18th DE 34GS
Miss Floods KIndersarten 1922 Mass ave NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 G St NV MA 40S2
Poteets Business COLLEGE i4th h Eye cts Ma AN
StaRfIeld Sect School 10 l4th Of 1853
Southeastern University 1888 st nv MA $3.50
WhItmore Sect School 1910 b ct nv Me $751;
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POULTRY

TESTERS QUALITY CHICKS
All Breeders Blood-tested for PullOrum Disease
B. ". d. by Antigen Stained NothOd
100 800 1000
IarSe Type LsahorRs ....... $500 5000 $50 90
Barred or White Rocks. ....... 200 $500 70, 90
RhOde island Reds ......... 100 $500 1000
New Hampshire Reds ........ 500 1000 90. 90
HeaVy Mixed ...... 6.5O S2S0 6S 90
100 p live delivery guaranteed Order dirocE froD
this ad or write HoP tree circular
9. P. LESTER. Box W. MeAIlsterVIIIs. Pa.
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HCoaI

Decoratins-Painting-
Papering
Allen Decorating Co 1875 Conn ave P0 4476
Benz Moss Paints Enamels 1l3l 9th NV ME 1862
Briggs Paint Store ll07 9th nw........ME 1888
Caesar Shert Plastering 632 Mass av NV 81 609I
Home Decorating Co 1909 9th NV ME OS54
G 6etsingeF 30l Poplar Takoma PIT SH 1913
Hooper & KIesner 929 Fl st NV MA 4763
Mcclellan Co Inc 923 1t nv NO 1888
MaheRey Wallpaper Co 324 Pa ave Co. Il 05S9
Parsley 4 Holt 1903 18th NV ........6E IISI
Smith 1874 Webster NV An 7i0R
r A Lewis 1922 LIST gen repairs ME 1886
Louis TUozzO 1894 18th
Thomas BUreh Gen repairs 1889 Ct NV 20 sass
Washington George 1914 N Car Az SO AT 4S4S
Peerless Decorator (Col) $50 q NV WE 2024-M
PIastering. stuccoing. Carpentering. CementlnE
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Moving 6 Storage

Il-stato Transfer Co local long dist DI SIPS
Jobs booked daily-Phla. N. Y, BoStaa
. W Transfer Co l342 st NV NO 1894
Call JackSons Express Co 1929 W Of nw Pc 1898
Curtis Transfer l340 ct -. DE 1858
Davis Transfer Co 1915 East Cap Gt =. IL 1887
Eagle Transfer Co 1873 Q ct ne ..... NO seq
GOrdoR's 1889 18th ct .....PO 1886
MullenS Trans Storage 20l0 9th :. NO $3.50
Neal SamuelS Express 1851 goth NV 81. ME 1858
Reliable Local Moving 222 Ct Ss -. IL 6I37
Rogers Transfer 1863 st ne ...... u e775
c D SWofford 1919 5th NV DE 0I90-J
Re gePs Transfer 1913 aV.-...... ME 9775
Springs L Sons COG N Y AZ nW.7..... ME 1929
| J Walker 1922 18th NV .......DE 1888
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc sos ave ..... 70 1888
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Specially Shops-Furriers

cOqahs Tl2 Ttb 81 NV ....,,..,,. ST 9479
Doll Hospital llOl 18th NV ....,ME 2792
shirt Dress Hospital l714 9Th NV .P0 O51O
CASH REGISTERS
Cares P Registers Forms 927 18th nv Ol 1881
National Cash Register Co 1908 d NV MA 1879
FURRIERS
Little America Fur Shop 26O9 l4th NV AID ec07
joseph ROeRdOrf SIT 1lth NV ....... MA 6S;5
ZlrkIA & Sons S21 18th NV NE ais
HATS
Bertha Hat Shop One Price 2s2s Conn ~ AD 04SS
LEATHER GOODS
W KIns 5Il 11th NV ma A2AA
SPORTS SHOPS
Gers Bicycle 4 Repair $685. III ave .6E S2SS
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MRWAAFNR On the Boardwalk
mike "a IA INA American Pian-ModerR
VHhVn@HHNHVE Daily So up. WIZ. SIS w
FARLoW and HARRISON
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Electrical Service
Funeral Directors

GARDEN SUPPLIES
BaldeFsOn 3 Co 626 Ind ave NV ...... MA 1881
FLORISTS
Amans Flower Shop 26l7 l4th nw......C co l0065
ChaeoDas Floral Co $500 18th NV ..... co 24I2
Guides 1919 st nv Ma SzzO
Howard Flower shop eth & ave . DE SsSS
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ARWARRn On Board Walk
Daily. 50 uR-Wk.,
VubVbI@BBTN SIS Up. Am. Plan
ModsTR-Baihers' Dining Room
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CHURCH ARRANCEC
 RELIGIOUS DRAMA
"An Evening at Seth Park CTS" to Be Enacted in
 NaugatuCk Tomorrow

Naugatuck, March 0-.-A special treat will be enjoyed by the con- gregation at the Methodist church tomorrow evening, when "An Eve ming at Seth Parker's," dramatic religious entertainment will be presented by twelve members of the choir of the Seymour Metho- dist church. The old fashioned reverence, humor, and wisdom which have pleased millions through the Seth Parker radio programs are reproduced here in a service of unusual interest. Friends are invited to attend the seth Parker evening at the Meth )dist church, Sunday; the wor- ship will begin promptly at 7:45 o'clock, and the players will be introduced by Rev Zeiter. A silver offering will be the only charge.
 Sunday morning, Lenten series of sermons on Texts from Hosea" will be begun by Rev Zeiter. The title of the first sermon is Bitter sweet" This series will be preached each Sunday morning until Easter. Following "Bittersweet," the indi- vidual sermons and their dates are: March IT, Grass in the Streets; March 24, Controversy; March 31, "Wander1ust" April 2. "Lenten Harvert," and April 14, "A Silly Dove" (Palm Sunday).
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MAN SUBJECT OF
 SCIENCE SERMON
Holy Readings to Include Passages From Isaiah;
 Readings Listed

''Man will be the subject of the ILesson-Sermoh
 The Golden Text Is from PsaimS l S7: 23: "The sfEpS of good man are ordered by the Lord: and nc deligiTteth in his way.
 Bible readings include ahe tol- lowing passages from Isaiah a0. lII-13: @Thus saith the Lord, the Holy One of Israel, antl his Maker Ask me of things to conae concern. ing my sons, and concErning tne work of my hands command ye me. | have made the earth, End cre- ated man upon it: I. even my hands. have stretched out the heavens, and all their host Mave commanded. have raised hfn2 up nrighteousness, and will dikecI al This ways"
 Correlative readings from the Christian Science textbook, Sci~ ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy' include the following citation from page '47O: FLEA, 32: God IS the creator of man, and, the divine Principle of man remaining per feet. the divine idea or reflection, man, remains perfect. Man Is the expression of Gods being. The relations of God and man, divine Principle and idea, are indestruc- tible in Science; and Science knows no lapse from nor return to har- mony, but holds the divine order or spiritual law, in which God ana all that He creates are perfect ano eternal, to have remained u.r changed in its eternal history.
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Episcopal Church

Monterey with some from the coast of Australia.
 The sea will be compared to hu- man life with its cares and con- fiicts, sorrows and grief, success and happiness, faith and hopes, The Life of Alfred Lord Tenny- son will be shown in motion pie lures with a description by the pas tor. The hymns of service are: o Worship the King, West; From All that Dwell, Wesley; and He Leadeth Me, Gilmore. Crossing hte Bar as arranged by Lorenz will be sung by St. Pauls choir.
 At the morning service at 1O:45 a. m., the pastor will center his message about the theme "The Realization of Christ Today
 Crossing the Bar
 Alfred Lord Tennyson Sunset and evening star
 And one clear call for me! And may there be no moaning of
 the bar,
 When I put out to sea. But such a tide as moving seems
 asleep,
 Too full for sound and foam, When that which drew from out
 the boundless deep Turns again home. Twilight and evening bell,
 And after that the dark; And may there be no sadness of
 farewell,
 When I embark; For tho from out our bourne of
 Time and Place
 The flood may bear me far, I hope to see by Pilot face to face When I have crossed the bar.
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ST. PAUL'S METHODIST
 EPISCOPAL

Divine Worship-1O:45 a. m. Prelude-Selected COG. Meisinger Call to Worship-My Jesus I Love
 Thee Gordon scriptural Sentences of, Praise :.
 Minister Hymn-Come, Let Us Tune Our
 Loftiest Song ............ West Apostles Creed .... Congregation Prayer of Confession .... Lords
 Prayer.
 Response-Hear Our Prayer ..... l ............. Adcock Psalter-Tenth Sunday .. Page 13 Gloria Patri ...... Congregation New Testament Lesson ........ Acts 4 1888 Parish Prayer ...... Holy Silence Offering .......... Conservation Anthem-Incline Thine Heart .. Hymn-Fight the Good Fight .. Message-"The Realization of Christ ............. Havergal Benediction ........... Doxology Postlude-Selected .... Meisinger Saint Paul's Visual Service 7:3O p. HI.
 Presenting Alfred Lord Tenny- sons great poem-"Crossing the | bar-illustrated.
 Prc1ude-Selected ..... Meisinger Hymn-"O Worship the King" ................ Grant Prayer ........... Lords Prayer Response-Jesus Saviour Pilot .........&..... Mc-Hopper Scripture Lesson ... Luke 4:30-41 Hymn-From All That Dwell
 
 Prologue-"As the Water Covers Message "The Voice of Christ from
 the Sea-Tennyson's - Crossing the Bar"
 Postlogue -"Crossing the Bar"
 ''..... .......... Worden
 Illustrated Anthem-Choir anthems.o ama1ans Breathe eonEssgatlen sn Eyanine" Hymn-He Leadeth Me :. Gilmore Benediction ........... Doxology Postlude-Selected .... Meisinger
 Crossing the Barr, Alfred Lord Tennyson's great poem of faith and assurance will be the theme of the Visual Service at Saint PauPs Methodist Episcopal church on East Farm street tomorrow eve ming at 7:30 p. m. The illustrated message will set forth in pictures the moods and ministries of the sea in such a way as to stress the great truth that the mighty deep is wonderful revelation of the power, wisdom and love of Ala mighty God, Creator of Heaven and Earth and ali the things there. in. The slides are reproduced from actual photographs of scenes on the edge of the ocean between Los Angeles and San Francisco--about Santa Barbara, Santa Cruz and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
FIRST METHODIST
 CHURCH CALENDAR

Events of the week, March 10 to 16:
 sunday-12 m., the Woodruff as sembly. MT Bowers, the teacher of the class, will discuss the les- son. The. pastor will continue to talk on Obscure Phases of our Mental Life. The morning subject will be "Suggestion''; 5:45 p. m" Epworth League Fellowship sup ner. Miss Dorothy Crawford leads the meeting, which follows at 6:l5 n m. speaking on Amos, Shep- herd Who Defied the Rich." Amos is a prophet with modern mes sage for modern times!
 Monday-6:30 p. rn., queen Esther circle; 8 D.. m. regular meeting of the official board. Also there will be a meeting of the church to elect a delegate and re- serve delegate to the Lay Confer once in May. Polls will open at o'clock and remain open for one hour.
 Tuesday-8 p. m., Epwortn League business meeting ana St. Pat party! Both important. Leaguers, you will want to De al both. Young people of the conyre' gation most cordially invited.
 Wednesdays p. m., directors class in preparation for churcr membership; 5:30 to p. m., spag' hetti supper by Girl Scouts of our church; z D. m., Boy Scouts; 5 p. m., Mothers club meeting. Miss Leonora Knight will be the speak, CT.
 Thursday-2:30 p. m., Ladies' Aid business meeting, followed by a Scotch entertainment and teas in charge of Mrs Thomas F1nlay. (There will be enough to eat and a generous program, well worth the quarter admission price). Mem bers mad friends invited; 4 p. m.. Intermediate choir; 4:45 p. m.. re- hearsal for operetta, Intermediate choir members and junior boys (only); 8 p. m., Our Church mem- bers have been invited to attend Lenten services at the First Con- gregational church. Speaker this evening, President Remson Ogilby of Trinity College. Subject: Hear ing Things and Answering Cues tions."
 Items of Interest
 The memorial flowers today are given by the circle of Cheer of Cheer in loving memory of Mrs Lucretia Wright.
 There are now twenty people who will unite with the church on Easter Sunday morning. Any desir- ing to unite with the church at that time may consult the pastor at the close of he morning wor- ship.
 Miss Maria Woodruff is to be the guest of the junior church to- day, and will tell the young peo- pie about the history of our church
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
Church School Aims
 To Push Membership
First Baptist Group Plans Attendance Program To.
 Departments and Their Work Explained

comfortably and happily at home while their parents attend either church school Sunday wornlng worship, or both. This section IS under the charge of Miss Eleanor Belyea, who shares the responsi bility of child care and guidance with a mother and a trained nurse. The Nursery Department is ofgan ized to make an indelible contribu- tion to the spitual life of children and parents.
 Staff
 "The Record" for February 2S. the names of the officers of the church school were printed, as fol- lows:
 Thelma D. Race. Director of Re- ligious Education. Graduate of Boston University School of Reli- gious Education. Teacher in the Waterbury Weekday Schools of Religion.
 Arthur L. Purinton, Superintend- ent, First Baptist Church School. Educational Secretary, Waterbury, Y. M. c. A. Graduate of Bates College.
 Eben G. Terry, Superintendent, Adult Department. Deacon and long faithful attendant and worker in the church school.
 David P. Gaines, Teacher, Older Young People. Fifteen years pas- tor.
 William w. Sullivan, Counselor. High School Young People. Stu dent in Yale Divinity School.
 Mrs Paul A. Marggraff, Superin- tendent, Intermediate Department. Graduate of the course for teach CTS at the Conntcticut Baptist sum- mer Assembly and the Waterbury Community Leadership Training School.
 Mrs Percy E. Dixon, Superin- tendent, Junior Department. Four years director of Religious Educa- ton in the First Baptist Church. A. present Supervisor of the Water- bury Weew-day Schools of Reli- zion and Children's Work Director O fthe Connecticut Baptist Conven- tion. Graduate of Colby College and Newton Theological Institu- tion.
 Mrs Loren R. Parker. Superin- tendent, Primary Department. Formerly public school teacher. This year will complete her thir- tieth year as head of the Primary Department. ......
 Mrs Loren Durner, Superintend- ent, Beginners Department. Grad uate of courses for teachers in the Community Leadership Training School. With extensive experience in children's work.
 Miss Eleanor Belyea, Superin. tendent, Nursery Department. Graduate of the Bible Institute, Philadelphia.
 Mrs Anson Stone, Superintendent, Cradle Roll Department. Experl- enced worker with small children.
 Miss Elmena Conselio, secretary; Miss Kathryn Garvey, William Bordne, assistant secretaries; Ed mund Eldridge, supply secretary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
Methodist
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Rev Richard Hegarty, E. D., pas. tor. Miss Lois W. Beach, M. A., di- rector of religious education. Choir-Charles W. Platt, direc- tor and bass; soprano. Mrs Charles E. Toleman; contralto, Miss Eunice l.. Hungerford; tenor, William M. Blair; organist, Mrs Edwin H. Jones.
 Morning Worship 1O:3O Organ Prelude Hymn-"Awake My Soui-Stretch Every Nerve" Invocation-Response by Junior
 choir Choir Anthem-"O, Sing Unto the
 Lord .............. Buck Responsive Reading - Eleventh Gloria Patri Scripture Reading Hymn-No. 519-"O Lord How
 Happy Should We Be- Silent Prayer and Meditation Pastoral Prayer and Lords Prayer Response-Intermediate Choir Offertory Soprano and Alto Duet-"Forever
 With the Lord' .Gounod Sermon--"Misplaced Love''-Rev.
 Richard Hegarty. Hymn-"I Lay My Sins On Jesus" Benediction organ Postude Church School 12 noon Epworth League 5:45 Evening Worship 7:30 Organ Prelude Hymn-"What a Friend We Have
 In Jesus" Prayer Choir Anthem-"O For a Closer
 Walk with God" Reed Scripture Reading Offertory Hymn-"Blessed Assurance" Sermon-"The Necessary Christi
 Rev. Richard Hegarty Hymn-"Jesuus Thou Joy of Lov-
 ing Hearts" Benediction Organ Postlude