The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-29


 dren's day will be for the Congrega- tional Sunday School extension soc ciety.
 The fourth commencement pro- gram of the week day schools of religion will be held at the First Baptist church Thursday, June 3 at 8 o'clock. The theme is we Will See Jesus" Following the program, there will be an informal reception in the church parlor and the usual exhibition of work done by the pupils of all the grades.
 The next communion service with reception of members will be held June 27. All those. who are plan- ming to unite with the church at this time are requested to speak with one of the ministers.
 Refugee children, war orphans, mothers and infants are starving in loyalist and nationalist Spain. You can share in saving innocent victims of war and bring ways of peace into shattered lives. Give to the Nom Mission of the American friends service committee (Quakers), 20 South 18th street, Philadelphia.
 Among those already scheduled to appear on the Forum program for next season are Dr. Henry c. Link, Governor Wilbur L. Cross, Richard Halliburton, Dan McCowan, Dr. Will liam Lyon Phelps, Horace D. Taft, pr. Albert Buckner Coe. Mrs. Bran son de Cou and Dr. Wallace Nut ting.
 Children's day will be observed in this church Sunday morning, June 6, at 10:3O g. m. with a service of worship for children and adults. Parents who are having children baptized are requested to leave the names in the church office early this week and to meet in the chapel that Sunday morning at 1O:30 a. m. The beginners and primary depart meits will sing, the junior choir will occupy the choir loft and Rev. John Coombs will give the children's ser mon. Members of the junior and senior departments are asked to sit with their parents. The flower com mittee would welcome great num- ber of flowers to decorate the pull pit for this service. Garden flowers and Towering shrubs would be most welcome. These may be left in the tubs of water which will be found in the corridor of the parish house Saturday afternoon.
 The church school picnic will be held Saturday, June 12 at Light House Point. Busses will leave the church at g o'clock, luncheon will be served at 12:30 and busSes will leave for the return trip at 4:3O D. m Mrs. Matthew Adgate, assisted by a committee of women, will be in charge of the picnic lunch. They ask that those who would like to donate food such as salads, sand- wiches, cold meat, home cooked beans and cake please get in touch with Mrs. Adgate, phone 4-36O3 early this week. The athletic pro- gram will be in charge of Robert Sinclair's church school class. There will be quoits, volley ball and soft baseball for the menf and older boys and those who have other games suitable for outdoors are ask ed to bring them. There is good bathing and bathhouse facilities. All men and women of the church are invited to go, either in our busses or in their own cars. There is no charge for the luncheon but those who do not contribute food are asked to donate money.
 The Junior Choir gave a very ac- ceptable musical review a week ago It was voted by the children of the Choir to use the proceeds of the entertainment to purchase new Junior Choir Anthem Books.
 | A cordial invitation is extended to all mothers who have children three years of age or younger to attend the Cradle Roll Party in the church lparlor Thursday afternoon. June 3 lat 3 o'clock.