The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-02
Newspaperman Guest
 Of Junior Auxiliary
Lyall Hill to Address Second Congregational Church
 Women Monday-S Sunday Non Club to Elect

McCowan, naturalist, illustrated lec-, ture on Snow Peaks and Flower Meadows in ,.,.e Canadian Rockies, :" and Dr. Sherwood Eddy on "The Cooperative Farm Movement"
 The First Church Aid luncheon will be held Wednesday, October IA at 15:50 D. m. Mrs. Willis l. Blakes- lee will be in charge.
 Rummage Sale
 The Junior Auxiliary is holding a rummage sale Wednesday, October IA and would greatly appreciate re- ceiving discarded clothing, dishes household articles, books, etc. Any one having -uch articles to con- tribute please get in touch with Miss Henrietta Jentoch, phone 3-9039 who will be glad to call for them or they may be left at the church of- flee with Mrs. Croft.
 The next communion service with reception of members will be held Sunday, November l. Those who would like to unite with the church at this time are asked to speak with one of the ministers before October 15.
 The annual fall reception for members and friends of the church and parish will be held on Wednes- cay evening, October IA at 8 o'clock in Davenport hall. An excellent pro- gram is being arranged under the direction of the Women'S association and the mems league and it is hoped that the members and their friends will take this notice as a very cor dial invitation to be present.
 The first meeting of the Mems League will be held on Monday eve- ming, October 12, under the direc- tion of E. A. Barrows, the new pres ident. All mcl of the church are asked to reserve this date.
 The 69th annual meeting of the Connecticut conference of Congre- gational and Christian churches will be he'l et the Second Congre- gational church ir New London on October and g. Some of the lead- ing speakers at this conference will be Rev. Robbins w. Barstow, pr. Amos o. Squire and Rev. James F. English on Wednesday and Rev. J, Garland Waggoner, Rev. Phillip C.. Jones and Rev. William P. Merrill on Thursday. The complete pro- gram will be found on the bulletin board. These meetings are open to the general public and a cordial invitation is extended to the mem bers of this church. and parish.
 The Women's association will hold a short meeting in Davenport hall at 3 o'clock on Wednesday after noon, October T, to hear reports and to take Up any business there may be, but will adjourn at 3:3o o'clock so that all may hear MT. Lowell speak at the meeting spon- sored by the emergency peace cam paign, to be held in the same place. It is hoped that there may be a large attendance for this first meet ing of the autumn.
 Rev. MT. Lowell Returns
 Rev. Moses R. Lowell will be the speaker of the emergency peace campaign at Davenport. hall We'd nesday afternoon, October 2 at 3:30 D. m. Having just returned from Europe, MT. Lowell will have an es- pecially interesting point of view ill telling US of conditions over there which are of such vital concern to all of us at this critical time. Everyone will be glad of this op- portunity to hear and to meet MT. Lowell and large audience is ex- pected. All members of our congre- gation are cordially invited to come and to bring their friends.