The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-09
SECOND UNCONVENTIONAL
 CHURCH
ennday. Feb. iO-lO.8O a. n.

Sunday, Feb. iO--1O;8O a. m. | The order of Morning Worship: | Prelude in B--Schumann
 The Processionhi Hymn--"O Wor- | ship the Kind"
 The Cali to Worship, Invocation, Lords Prayer Anthem-"Pfaise" Responsive Reading No. Gloria Patri
 The Scripture Reading Prayer
 Offertory--contralto Solo
 Hymn 292-"Love Divine, All Love Excelling"
 Germon-'High Prices for Pen ny"-Rev. Drf John c. Wal ker
 Recesional Hymn 27s---"Jesus. the Very Thought of Thee" Postlude-"orand Choeur, fin B | fiat"---Dubois
 The flowers in the vase will be fin memory of MT. and Mrs. Fred" erie Wilcox.
 The flowers on the table will be in memory of Leland l.. Stacy, Jr'
 The guest speaker Sunday eve ming at the forum will be Thomas l Que Harrison, world traveller and ueacs advocate who will speak on the subject Peace and the Youth | Movement of Today" Though \ young man, MT Harrison is one Of | the prophetic voices of America, and is a speaker of unusual vigor and magnetism with the ability 10 Inspire old and young with his en- thusiasnn and his faith in spiritual forces.
 February IT, struthers Burt, one of Amcrica's greatest authors and now owner Of ranch in Wyo. ming. Subject: "Wyoming Nights ana Days"
 February 24-Herbert Agar, SO. cial economist and historian, awarde cd the Pulitzer prize for non- fiction in 1883. Subject: "Our Blk drsat Presidents"
 March 3-Dan McCowan, natur- alist. Subject: "The Canadian Rockies In Picture and Story"
 The offering week from to- morrow will be for the Lincoln House association. The Sunday Noon club meets nt the close of the morning service In the chapel. The speaker will be Herbert s. Smith.
 The evening department VIII meet in the parish house Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock for q Lincoln party.
 The Church Ala members lunch con will be held in Davenport hall Wednesday at 12:b0 D. III. Those who are planning to attend are 70. aussted to call Mrs Willis I. Blakesiee, phone 4-8040 or the church office. phone 3-Sl24 before Tuesday noon.
 The High school Alumni Little Symphony orchestra will present It's second concert Monday evening! laL s:I6 o'clock in Davenport Hnll under the auspices of the Men League, The program will be an follows. ovcrtlre to Martina "scr- enade" by William Damiano, cor. net; "sarab abahde" ana "Onvotte'' and "Musettc" by Toffie Thomas, violin; Reading by William B. VI, well; Prelude. to L'Arllsienna;' "suite from Carmen" "Cavatiqa Bel Raggio Lusllghier" and dgnt of Truth by Mrs Hazel Floyd. so' prano; "canzonetta" and "chan- son Arabe" by Irving Rosen, VIZ. lin; Reading by William E. E!welli Overture to Der Freischutz. Flcyq lC. Evans will be the director and Miss Dorothy Guiifoile, accompan- fist to all solos.
 Hey. Dr. John c. Walker VII have office hours next week on Thnrsday evening from 2 to s o'clock and on Friday rom iS " li o'clock. Any member of ths ienis or questions to discuss with pr. Walker viii be very wslcome For those who cannot come dufinh those hours, special appointment may be made by calling the church office. phone 3.si24.
 Two young mon, one q senior a' college and the other q sophomore are ifi need Of financial help. Botf have high ratings in fhelr coiiess work end both are studying fol the ministry. The total amount needed ih stD0. Contributions ma, bo sent to the church secretary.
 dirIs Of fourteen years and older arc Invited 10 join the uirls Qlee Club, ReheaFauis ere belt every Friday at [ D. M, ss~~-.m4s
 Church School; Kindergarten a'