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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09

Participants
 Those who will participate in the program, which is open to the public, include Mime. Jacqueline Bertrand of St. Margaret's school, Waterbury; Miss Christine Till of Old Greenwich, director of the Summer College at Weimar-Jena, Germany; Professor Camille Mer- limo of College of Liberal Arts, Bos- ton university; and Miss Lula G. Adams formerly of the Spanish Dept. of Brookline High school.
 Program
 The complete program, including the subjects to be discussed is as follows:
 10:30 a. m.-"Twenty Minutes of French Pronunciation" Mime. Jac- queline Bertrand of St. Margaret's School, Waterbury. Teaching Ger man in the Modern Manner With cut Sacrificing the Old Educational Standards" Miss Christine Till of Old Greenwich, Director of the Summer College at Weimar-Jena, Germany.
 12:30 p. m.-Lunch in Wilby high school cafeteria. Members and guests are invited to join their re- spective Language groups at the tables for group meeting and dis cussion.
 200 D. m.-"Dante and the Modern World, Professor Camille Merlino of College of Liberal Arts, Boston University. Events Preced- ing the Spanish Revolution" or Why I Am A Rebel", Miss Lula G. Adams, formerly of the Spanish Dept. of Brookline High School.
 Business meeting of Connecticut Group-Minutes, Reports, Election of Officers.
 Tea Arranged
 The Ladies of the Language Faculties of Waterbury High Schools will serve tea at the conclusion of the sessions.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
FIRST HOLY WEEK
 TO BE PRESENTED
National Council Catholic Men Sponsor Five
 BrOadcaStS

The events of the first Holy Week, as seen through the eyes of a mod ern radio announcer, will be pre- sented in a series of five broad casts by the National Council of Catholic Men in cooperation with the National Broadcasting company in one of the most unusual radio series ever heard. Titled "The Liv- ing God" the dramatizations will present 8 rowing announcer, inter- viewing passersby on the streets of New York. The announcer asks "Who Is Christi" and suddenly he is transported, in time and space, to Jerusalem, where he witnesses the Lords entry into that city. With his portable microphone he catches the voice, speaking the words recorded of Him in the Gos- peis: In following episodes, the an- nouncer gives an eyewitness account of the Last Supper, the Betrayal, the Trial, the Scourging and Crown ing with Thorns, the Crucifixion, the events attendant upon the Resurrection, and the Appearance on the Road to Emmaus. He also is able to pick up the voices of the Apostles. Mary Magdalene, Pontius Pilate. the Two Thieves, and all the other important participants in the greatest drama ever beheld by man.
 After the announcer witnesses all of the tremendously dramatic events of the first Holy Week he is whirled back through time and space to a humble church in New York. where he hears the priest pro- nouncing the words of Conservation and realizes the identity between the scene before him and the one he had observed at the Last Sup- per
 The programs will be broadcast daily. beginning Tuesday, April i2, over the coaSt-to-coast Red net- work of the National Broadcagting company. The schedule has been ar- ranged so that the Crucifxion scene will be heard on Good Friday and the Resurrection scene on Holy Sat- urday, April 10.
 4 brilliant cast Of motion picture, stage and radio stars, headed by Pedro de Cordoba and Walter Con- molly, will take part in the daily dramatjzations which viii be heard from the NEG Hollywood studios. The other artists to be heard are Upa O'conpor, formerly Of the Ab- bey Players; Frederick c. Lewis. who has played opposite Wilton Laekaye, John Barrymore and oth- CTS; Donald Brian, who, like de Cor abba, is a former president of the catbolic Actors Guild, and John sbeehaD, motion picture actor. COFs nelius Keefe, Charles Costello, Olive Tell, Pedro de Cordoba, IT,, and Robert Russell viii play sup. porting roles and the Blessed sac- TameDt Choir Of Hollywood, directed by Richard K, BIggs, will provide appropriate religious music for the Holy Week broadcasts,
 The series Of Ave br0adcaslg has been adapted from the Trench Of GiLa and Suzanne Malard by Fred eTlck Hayiland especially for the National Council 0f Catholic Men, The radio version tas been prepared by Ernest Boyd and Welb0Drn Ksl- Icy, Of the NEG script division
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
AID SOCIETY TO. SERVE LUNCHEON
End Congregational WOm- en Plan Covered Dish
 Party Wednesday

The second Congregational Church Aid society will hold a hot covered dish luncheon next We'd nesday at 12:50 p. m, while Thurs day, April 28, the Church Aid will sponsor a rummage sale in the church gym. The annual silver tea will be served in Davenport hall Wednesday, April 20, at 3 p. m., fol- lowed by entertainment. Mrs. Will lis l. Blakeslee will be in charge of the rummage sale.
 The Second Congregational Eve ming Department will hold an Eas- ter party next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The offerings at the Second Con- gregational church week from to- morrow will go to the American Board of Commissioners for For eign Missions to be used toward the salary of Rev. and Mrs. Raymond A. Dudley, parish missionaries in India.
 Programs for the Union Lenten Services at St. Johns church dur ing Holy Week has been arranged. There will be monday services at 12:25 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with the following preachers: Rev. William Brewster, Rev Samuel c. Johnson, Rev. John R. Coombs and Rev. Robert N. Eos ter. The three-hour service will be held on Good Friday from 12 to 3 D. m. Rev. Ridgeway F. Shinn, Rev. John c. Walker, Rev. Samuel A. Budde, Rev. Allan M. Fairbank, Rev Theodore c. Bobilin, Rev. James E. Gregg and Rev. David P. Gaines will be the speakers.
 The Maundy Thursday Commun- ion service will be held this year at First church at o'clock. This will be a union service and an in- vitation has been extended to other churches to participate. Rev. Theo- dore Bobilin of the First Methodist church will deliver the Communion address.
 The Cantata "The Seven Last Words" by Dubois will be presented in the church auditorium on Good Friday at p. m. by the joint choirs of the First Baptist church and the Second church. Frances Carlson, organist and choir leader at The First Baptist church will direct and Carl Jensen will be at the organ.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
Methodist
FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL

FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL Sunday, April 10-l0:30 a. m. Organ prelude-Hymn of Glory"
 .,............... Pietro Ton Hymn-Angel Voices Ever Sing ing"
 Choir Anthem-"Jerusalem Parker Dedication of Chimes. Hymn-"Sing Men and Angels
 Sing"
 Offertory-"Intermezzo" Gillette Reception of New Members Bass Solo-"The Palms" ... Faure .. Charles w. Platt .. .... Sermon-"The Palm Sunday Par ade" ---Rev. Theodore c. Bobilin Hymn-"O Thou Eternal Christ of
 God" Organ Postlude-Postlude in c
 ..'.,..,......... Ashford
 Church School 12 Noon
 Special Palm Sunday services George W. Belcher and Thomas Smith guest speakers.
 EpwOrth League 500
 Candlelight Musical Vesper Ser vice. Miss Helen Jones and William Blair. soloists. Mrs. Edwin Jones, Organist.
 Union evening service at First Baptist church at 7:30 o'clock. Rev. Loyd Worsley, D. D.. Of New Ha- ven, speaker.
 Privileges Of the Week
 Monday April i0th--6:30. Junior Auxiliary. Mrs. John W. Potter will be guest speaker. 800 Official Board meeting.
 Wednesday. April i3th--7:O0. Boy Scouts, 7:30 Holy Week Story by inc pastor with the aid Of maps, charts and illustrations.
 Thursday, April i4th-2:45 Ladies' Aid meeting. 800 Union Com muDlon Service at First Congre- eatl0nal church.
 Friday, April i5tb-I2 to 3 Ser vices at st Johns Episcopal chuich. 500 Choir rehearsal.
 Saturday. April i6-i0:O0 Church School Choir rehearsal
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
CAST OF PASSION
 PLAY OPTIMISTIC
Demand for Free Tickets Assurance of Capacity
 Crowd Each Evening

An event Of widespread interest will be the second annual presenta- ton of the Passion Play at the Second Congregational church the week after Easter. Inspired by the great play at Qberammergau, the play at Second church portrays for the people throughout this area the scenes in the life of Christ. With a cast and choir of one hundred and fifty people, all of whom are seek ing to witnesses to Christ in this unforgettable way, and costumed according to the period in Palestine, the play progresses from the Beth lehem Scene with the Wise Men and Shepherds, through the Calling of the Disciples. the Ministry in Gali- lee, the Last Supper, the TriumphaI Entry. and the great moving scenes in the latter part Of Holy Week leading up to the Easter triumph. The Ascension Scene. with tis breath-takiDg beauty and upiift. is an inspiring experience.
 Due to an OyeriioYing demand for tickets, the Passion Play will be presented on four evenings this year; Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sunday after Easter. Tickets may be secured without charge as long as the supply lasts by applying at some Of our downtown bookstores and department stores or at the Second Church office. Numbers of churches and groups iD the state have already made requests for tick cts, Tickets reserve seats until 7;40 o'clock after which those without tickets may be admitted,
 Those taking the principal parts af eas follows; Wllbur Edwards of the Yale Divinity School will take lbe part Of cbristug. Others iD the Ham N, simpson, Jr, Thomas Ans drew, Robert currie. Ray Hender- son, Jean Clarke, HeDTieita Jen- tocb Martha MeHaught, Leila Wal lace, Doris Downs, Mrs, Merton Mae olsgof Charles M sutberlaDd, Mrs WlDslow H Russell, Harold Danlels son. MerloD MaG0TegOr, John WeD- gel IrylDg C, Bplers, Eleanor Kemp, Samuel ltas, Joseph Pamigljellj, Walter H Van Jassel, Homer D, bfon6oD, Jr, Robert HippeD, IfOw- ard Wright Howard T., H0le0JDb, keDDetb Brown, James q, Walker, cDarles C, Poster William L, AL ljDgbaiD, Clifford C. West, Mrs, Irys lDg z, sDlefs, Ray North, Robert Winchester, Jean Walker Arthur s, ltogefs, Chester IsuTtllett, Euell Webster, John HiLeheoek, ROderlek Macdonald, Donald Hauds, Nancy kfIr, Leon L0ckyood, Woodrow W. DllloD, Carl Weiss, Mrs, John c, walker Mrs, Henry D0DObue, Mrs. EdwlD ADgeylne, Mrs, Matthew Ad- gate, Mrs, Ray Henderson, Howard kemp, Erie Brown, Thomas Mar hbali, Ernest Rhodes, Nancy Is0gs CTS, Charles Ik Suppl, Chester 4, Itallde, Robert 1, Coleman, Mrs, e. l. Coleman, Dsrl0 Testa, Neil ElaDs Icy, William MeKIDD0D, Harold QuiDD, Robert ", Fer, stewart Suppl, Harry Ljsbsck, Harley DeDs DDsoD, Jr,, Edward Hay, Donald Das yjes, Charles Nielsen, Paul HlelOs las, George cfaDdaIl, Robert Man Ion, Thomas Morgan, Harold cTaDs dali Martin Y, Lane, WlnsI0w Rus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
LITHUANIANS SET
 FOR PLAY SUNDAY
Nuns to Be Guests at Aft=
 " ernOOn Performance at St. JOseph's Hall

The Lithuanian Passion Play, "Christu-zydu Karalius" will be presented tomorrow afternoon and evening at St. Josephs hall by a cast of 90 under the direction of Rev. A. Edward Gradeck. The af- ternoon performance will be at 3 o'clock for children and nuns. The evening presentation at ' o'clock will be for the general public.
 St. Joseph's choir under the di- rection of Professor Alexander J. Aleksis. will provide the music. John J. Kairis is chairman of the com- mittee in charge, assisted by An- ihony Rodgers, stage manager. Scenery. costumes and equipment are under the supervision of Vic- tor J. Meskunas. Vincent Stankus, and Alfred Waiculonis. Anthony MikIineyich is on the ticket com mittee.
 The cast of the play will be as follows.
 Pilate: Michael Verblckas: Prokle, Mary Alubau8kas, Joseph, Victor J. MegkuBas. kicOdemas, George Ad0maitis, Joana, Mary Adomaitls: Lya fslaYei, Mary Mazeika; Gen. iufion, Joseph VitauSkas; Seducie, John r. Greblunas. perfect, Bronis Ordeckis. Alexander. John Liuikeyi- eius; Bart!mejus. Anthony stasiu- Das, Simon, Joseph KaZlauskas: Ruben. Edward PoWlaltis. Phariaees, Peter ltomanauskas. John Siada- Ink, oeofge BartaYicb Victor siAt- keWcb; NinI0s, Anthony Dereske- flch, Raymond. GllDas, Valerlan Mafseylcb, Anthony Augus'auskas. Alfred Waleul1nia, women, Anna AiBbauskaa. Anne BOgi3ls, flower lljs, Regina 4. Ysnagich, Monica Stokes servant Peter ItOmanaus- kas, and soldiers Anthony Bukau- fkab and Anthony MiklinsYleh,
 Plans are being made for A testimonial party io be given after Faster ln honor Ol ibe Et, J0sepb'g H0iy Name basketball team, gln- Derb Qi ibe baugaiuek Valley am- ateuf championship. 4 father and f0n e0muunlCu bfeakiast Wili be heid June i2 % s. JQsepls hail,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
Naugatuck Church Directory
ciety Bakery Sale at Grants Store with Miss Rachel Bald-

ciety Bakery Sale at Grants Store with Miss Rachel Bald win in charge.
 2:30 D. m.-Church Helpers in Parish House. An Afternoon Abroad. Everybody is supposed to bring something from abroad. Tea will be served. zoo D. m.-Altos and sopranos. 800 D. m.-Service and sermon. Special speaker, Rev. Edward R. Hance. MT. Hance has been a regular Lenten speaker for many years and we again welcome him to St. Michaels. All are welcome. Thursday
 goo a. m.--Holy Communion. FOO D. m.-Troop 2, B. s. A. in Parish House Friday-(Good Friday)- 800 a. m.-Morning Prayer and Litnay.
 12:00 to 300 p. m.--Preaching of Passion (three hours service) .. 3:30 p. m. - Brownie Pack in Parish House.
 FOO D. m.-Girl Scouts in Par ish House.
 ZOO D. m.-Altos and sopranos; entire choir at 8 p. m. Saturday.
 300 p. m.-Baptisms. April r, Easter Day, there will be an Easter Pageant in the church at ' D. m. "The Resurrection" arranged by Rosamond Kinmball. This is under the sponsorship of the Girls Friendly Society. Everybody is well come.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
Christ. Science
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
bllndhy, ADTlI TO

Sunday April 10
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 1bs Bible readings Include the following from Exodus Behold, 1 ttpq hil Aneei before thee, t0 keep illts lu ule way, and LD bring thee iillg ilie place which I have pre- bAisa, And ye hball ReTye iha Lord tDuf God, and hs shall pleas tby bread and tby water, and VIII take hl'khhfk sBay from ils midst of Hnf izse' Chapter zgtb and 2tlb
 1he e0uelailys readings from ~ >lfhee aDq ifeaitb wllll Key t0 ult @llplWnt', illf Christian Bels tfns textbook, Dy May Baker Eddy. bht uif fplioslDg fllail0Di "If God tauaaf DlaH t0 De blek, blekHHas mlst ' fk'sfq, ang lls gpDoblls, health, lilyti gA eYll, iOr all llai Iis uakes h good and slli hland fOrsgsT If uif fp4ieflftal1n N B0ds iag Wgaufsb hlesDsas, 4 k light to be sb6 Ail9 we eapn0i lf VI would sll9 tiiouig DDi Y Wf could, aDnul Blf dhftsss 0f sihd0B il ls tfaDss eietsloD 0f Dellff 0f mortal mlBa, liN lRs Of Hatlef Dof dlylne nlila. shifn faukos ibs Dellef of hlfklnts, Jlls remedy ls Truth, nOi nlHilht ~ illf WDill ubal dlheDa N uilisalF fpsgf 2ae abs5zj,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Rev. Wayne White, Minister

Rev. Wayne White, Minister
 Palm Sunday, April 10 9:45 a. m.-Church school classes, and worship. HOO a. m.-Morning Worship. Rev w. White will preach on the topic, Spiritual Power Through Weakness. Children's story. The Church Hour Nursery will be directed by Mrs. w. H. and Muriel Booth. 6:30 p. m.-EpWorth League dis cussion meeting. 7:30 D. m.-Cantata, "Olivet to Calvary" sung by the choir. Vis- iting soloists include MT. Wm. Boyd, and others.
 Holy Week IueSday- ... .... .... ... 7:30 D. m.-Union Service with the Hillside Congregational Church in the Hillside church. Rev. w. White will preach. Wednesday,
 7:30 D. m.-Union service in the Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. Arthur Johnson will preach. Special music. Thursday
 7:30 p. m.-Sacrament of the Lords Supper. The choir re- hearsal will follow the service. Good Friday
 11:00 a. m.-Children's church and story, conducted by the pastor Noon-Rev. J. R. Swain, will preach.
 Easter Services 500 a. m. - Community sunrise service in Lewis Park, or in Hillside church if the weather demands.
 9:45 a. m.-Church school. 10:00 a. m.-Meeting of those who wish to join the church, in the Sanctuary. Official board meets at the same hour. il:00 a. m.-Morning worship with sermon and special music. 500 D. m.--Vesper service of pray CT and music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
GIRLS BRIGADE IN MUSICAL PROGRAM

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
ELECTRO. PLAYERS

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
ST. MIlHAEIis

For Week Commencing April i0 Jbe service iD s. Mlchaels ohureb tomorrow, Palm sunday, Ylll De as follows; Celebration Of tas UOly Communion et 7}30 a. m, Palms gill De blessed at the early sefyels and distributed at all serys lees afterwards. Sunday school at g30 a. %, Instead Of the regular sunday school hour there will be an EagiAf play "tbe TblTd olilv under the direction Of Mrs Mildred Hair, Morning pgaysr and sermon at il a. m, Sermon subject "JeFusalsm and the Christ, Al the I D, 70, the choir, REslst6d by Robert calklDs and William Reynolds wllI sing the naDiata "Tbs CTucinkl0D", The beryiee wlll bs iD charge d the Service Club.
 Monday
 goo 4, u.- IIoly Communion,
 Tiab D, DlTlg Friendly Soc
 eleiy jD Parish Houhe 1ussday-v
 goo 4, m Holy Communion,
 800 O. W0maD's Auxiliary
 and Missions Study Glass iD
 Parish House.
 zoo p m.--ssfytce and address
 to young people, Subject ''iiDe
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 lD ellOlf room, WedDeAday
 900 a. Igs- Holy Communion, lis00 a. m,--0iflg Friendly Eos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
CHRISMON UNIT
 TO STAGE PLAY
"The Half of My Goods" to Be Given at First
 Church Sunday Night

"The Half of My Goods, an Eas- ter play, will be given by the Chris mon Society of the First church to- morrow evening at 7:45 o'clock. The presentation is from the pen of Ralph P. Claggett.
 The committee in charge of to- morrow nights presentation in- cludes: Marjorie Slater, Shirley Thomas, Helen Smith, Marion Win ters and Margery Service. They will also have charge of the staging and costuming.
 The cast will be made up of: Zacheus-a Jewish tax collector.
 ................ Wilbur Duxbury Patricia-his wife of Greek des-
 cent ............ Vivian Watson Thaddeus-Their son ............
 ................. Gaylerd Davis Matthew-a disciple of Jesus ....
 ................... Arnold Smith Rebecca-a servant .. Eileen Knauf Roman Centurion :. Edward Heuer
 Services at the First Church to- morrow will be as follows:
 Church service at II o'clock. Ser mon by Rev. pr. James E. Gregg: "The Christian Revolution.
 7:45 p. m. - An Easter play en- titled "The Half of My Goods" will be given in the church parlor.
 Notices for the Week
 Monday, 4 p. m.-Junior choir re- hearsal.
 Thursday, 4 p. nl.-Girl Scouts,
 Troop No. 1.
 7:15 p. m.-Senior Girl Scouts,
 Thursday, 8 p. rn.-The First and Grace Methodist churches will unite with the Congregational churches in a Communion Service in this church. Rev. Theodore c. Bobilin of the First Methodist church will preach the sermon. Rev. Alison J. Smith and Rev. Gomen R. Lewis will officiate at the Communion Table.
 Friday, 4 p. rn.-Cub Pack No. 22. 4:00-5:30 D. m.-The Ministers Preparation Glasses will meet at the parsonage, IA Prospect street, boys at 4 o'clock; girls at 4:45.
 7:30 p. m.-Boy Scouts, Troop 9.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
EMMANUEL LUTHERAN

Rev. Harold Lucas, pastor
 Sunday school will be held at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning and at 10 o'clock there will be service of Confirmation in English. Thursday at 7:30 D m. there will be an Eng fish Communion service and Good Friday morning at 10 o'clock Ger man Confirmation service will be held.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
SALEM LUTHERAN

Rev. w. R. Frendberg, pastor
 Palm Sunday-Holy Week Ushers- Elmer Sanford and Amer Syenson. Sunday BOO a. m.-- Swedish. Juniors.
 Vocal duett- Ruth Anderson,
 Mrs. John Heavens. i0:i5 a. ms, s. and Bible Class. HOO a. m,- English. Seniors. Mrs.
 A. Nelson, solosist, TOO D. m.-English. Juniors.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
State Chapter Holds
 Annual Conference
Modern Language Association Host to Delegates at
 All.Day Session at Hotel Elton

The Connecticut Group of the New England Modern Language Association will hold session this morning and afternoon at the Wby High school Representatives from various cities throughout the state will attend Election of officers and other business will be conducted at meet ing which will precede interesting program prepared in accordance with the ideals of the association
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-09
CONGREGATIONAL

The Church school will meet at 0;45 iD the parish house. Morning worship will be held at il o'clock, The minister, Reverend Edward it, Hanee will preach on "Tbe Ineyit- able Gross" the sixth in a series of sermons on "fbe Ideal Of Jesus Cbildren's subject, Palms or Gar- mentA,"
 Musie; Introductory Voluntary, March RellgiOs0" Rheinberger. Anthem, Ride On, Ride On iD Ma jesiy', Scott. Oiferiory, "fhe palmg'. Faure, Concluding Volup- taTy, "Allelulah"
 The Church Kindergarten, where parents may leave their younger childfe ngbile they attend ibe Church Service, wlll be iD charge Oi Mrs. Anna Eoyia,