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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-10
Congregational Churches
FIRST CHURCH

Order of Morning Service, May II Prelude-Andante Religisio .Rowley Processional o Lord of Heaven and
 Earth and Sea Sentences
 Invocation and the Lords Prayer Verslcles
 Responsive Reading
 Gloria Patri
 Children's Sermon-Mr. Phillips Offering with Anthem Lord when My Raptured Though, Beethoven Scripture Lesson Isiah 6i: i-8; John
 6: i-i5.
 Anthem-The Lords Prayer Pastoral Prayer
 Hymn-Where Cross the Crowded
 Ways of Life
 Sermon-The Value of Fragments
 tJohn 6: 10 -Dr. regg. Prayer
 Recessional-When wilt Thou Save
 the People? Postlude--Gothic March Foschin! Sunday Services 2:30 D. m.--The Chrismon society will leave the church for its annua! outing at Kent Falls. This will be the last meeting of the year. Al. ter the election and installation oi officers Rev. James II. Phillips will speak on the subject: Young Peo' pie Looking Ahead.
 The members of the Gregg Tel. lowship will spend the day witf Rev. and Mrs. Harold E. Craw oi of the Westheld Congregations church in Danielson, Conn.
 Notices for the Week
 Monday, 2 D. fn.-The Ellen J Whiton Book club will have 0 din- ner atthe Axel Johnson place in Bethlehem in honor of Miss Helen sperry's birthday. Books will be exchanged. NTuesday, 10 U. m. Girl Scout Lead CTS Training Course in the Scout house.
 2:so pm. The Naugatuck Valley Association of Churches and Minis ters will hold It's spring meeting with the First Church. The official delegates with the minister from this church are: Dr. Edward w.. Goodenough, Miss Caroline s. Church and Mrs. Austin F. Poirier. Supper will be served by Mrs. George BMrown and Mrs. Charles Toleman at 6 o'clock.
 Thursday, 10 Q. m. Girl Scout Leaders Training Course In the Scout House.
 Friday, { D. m.-Cub Pack No. 22
 7:3o p. m. Boyt Scouts, Troop No. 22. ..
 Coming Events
 Saturday, June 14-The First Church will hold It's annual picnic at Lake Compounce.
 wednesday, June is: Annual Chicken and Strawberry Supper oi the First Church for expenses of delegates to summer conferences.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-10
CONGREGATIONAL

The church school will meet ct 9:45 a. m. in the parish house. Morning worship will be held at II o'clock.
 Music: Chapel and Junior Choirs: introductory voluntary, Theme from Symphonic PathetiQue," D" Tschaikowsky; precessional hymn No. 30, (Tune, Mendebras); anthem, Beside still Waters" Hamblen: Junior Choir (Girls), Ave Maria . Bach - Gounod; offertory, Lift Thine Eyes," Mendelssohn; conclud- ing voluntary, ''Postlude," Kern. A deputation from the Christian Association of Wesleyan University, Maurice o. Clark, George c. Hill, End and Robert Stephenson will speak.
 The church kindergarten will be open to care for the younger chil- dren while their parents attend the morning service.
 These young men are the guests of the Young Peoples Fellowship, whose program for hte rest of the day is as follows: Social Hour in the Parish House ct s o'clock. Box supper at 6 o'clock. Forum p. m. Subject. What College Men Think ef Relgiion."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-10
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Sunday, May Il Mothers Day Service

10:30 A. M.
 Order of Morning Worship Prelude: Ava Maria .... Arcadelt-
 Liszt The Processional Hymn - Now
 Thank We All Our God The Call to Worship, Invocation
 and Lords Prayer Anthem: Praise Ye the Lord
 .............. Tschaikowslsy Responsive Reading: Selection 63S Gloria Patri Tenor Solo: Song My Mother
 Taught Me ...,........ Dvorak The Scripture Reading Prayer offertory quartet: Along the Varied
 Paths of Life ,....... Brahms Doxology Children's Sermon Hymn-Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me Sermon-"We Need Good Mothers
 today" The Recessional Hymn--o God,
 Hear Thou the Nations Prayer
 (Tune St. Anne, No. i77) Benediction Postlude: Queen of Peerless Majesty
 ,,'.,,,'.,,,',, AE0ekGk The Flowers In the vase will be in memory of Andrew c. Campbell.
 IN MEMORTAM Miss Clara L. Dodge, May 5, l94l Miss Dodge united with this ChOrch on NoveY1hAr 3 1RQ0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-10

Young men who wish to join the soft-ball baseball group are asked to call Paul Nicholas, 3-80S0, or to leave their names with the church secretary. A practice game will be held Friday. May 1s ct { o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-10
BUNKER HILL

Raymond Montgomery, student assistant at the Bunker Hill Con- gregational Church, will speak at the il o'clock service tomorrow morning on The Problem and Pos- sibility of Motherhood. He will oc- cupy the pulpit in the absence of the pastor, Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, who is in South Dakota.
 Sunday School will be conducted at 9:45 o'clock and the Young Peoples Society will meet at 6 ?. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-10
Methodist
FIRST METHODIST

Rev. John J. snavely, D. D., Pastor
 CHOIR
 Charles W. Platt, Director and Bass Mrs. Ronald D. Jones, Con- tralto, William M. Blair, Tenor, Mrs. Edwin II. Jones, Organist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-10
ST. MICHAEL's

For week commencing May II.
 The services at St. Michaels church on Sunday, May Il, Fourth Sunday after Easter, will be as fol- lows: Celebration of the Holy Com- munion at 7:S0 a. m. Sunday School in the Parish House at o:So a. m. Morning prayer and sermon at II a, m, Sermon subject "Ciifts." Young Peoples Fellowship in the Parish House at 2 ?. m. Monday
 3:30 D. m. Grammar School Girls choir in choir room.
 7:45 p. m.-St. Michaels Guild Tn Parish House.
 Tuesday,
 6:i5 D. m.-Wardens and vestry In choir room.
 e:45 p. m.-Altos and sopranos. Wednesday,
 100 D. m.-pot-Luck luncheon of Church Helpers in Parish House Members are requested to bring In their Pence Boxes at this last meets ing, Miss Barbara Andersen will on. certain with Q violin solo assisted on the plano by Mrs. Ellen Cooke. Thursday Parish House.
 Friday
 7:00 p. m.-Altos and sopranos; entire choir at 7:30 p. m.
 Members of the Woman's Auxil- iary are requested to return their United Thank Offering Envelopes which are due on or before AScen- sion Day. May 22nd.
 The delegates to the Annual D!- ocesan meeting of the Young Peo- ple,s Fellowship which Is being held at Trinity Church, Branford on Sat- urday and Sunday, Ma 10th and 1ith are Donald Wigglesworth and Stanley Dibble. MT. Wlgglesworth h 6 member of the Nominating Cona- mittee of the Diocesan Organization Members of St.. Johns Glee Club of Waterbury are presenting, with the assistance of number of the Naugatuck young people, Gilbert and Sullivan's Opera "The Mikado on Wednesday evening, May l4th at 0:i5 p. m. For the last two years this organization has presented Q Gilbert and Sullivan Opera at about the same time and 1t has been very Slendidly done. Alvin Wooster, or ganist and choir director of St. Michale's Church, si the director.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-10

The Pilgrim Fellowship win meet tomorrow evening with Howard F. Tracy as speaker.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-10

There will be e special broadcast over Station VERY on Tuesday evening, May 13 from 7:30 to 6 D. m. on behalf of United China Re- lief. Certain prominent local citizens will speak.
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
Applications For
Defense Vocational
Training Sought
seheei AZ P~asesgsaiz Has Vacancies
To Train Unzkiiiea Werhsss Fsr
National Defense Inans4re3

Ia the face Of q groHang sls0staxe
q skilled workers IL National de-
Tense industries. incAI school "a
thoTities IN pgscnguuia repasf :
number Of existing vacancies in tie
defense vocational GLASSES CONDUCTED
at Tie Paseaeoula hieh school
The Mississippi State Employ
ment Service IL IN charge nf fur
uizhing applicants fer these COURSE.
and interested persons are being
urged 70 contact their Local pubic
employment office immediately for
fun information TIE training "a
free Of charge. ara night Glasses
may BE- held for th0ae who prefer
them.
School officials 1T PasenFonla say
that trainees ars nov Being aoashf
for openings III machine shop. shln-
ping sheet metal and marine rzne
fitting.
Al Of these courses require sosd
physical condition ard TIE ability
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Ing il desired. but applicants may
be accepted on the basis a their
apparent ability and aptitude.
TIE P~assasouia vocational train
Ing school has The specific purpose
Of training workers far Iokm IL vital
defense industries. where ne neees-
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life b. erie Smiling uhomt~ TIE
east IA composed of Wayne Morris
Brenda Marshall Alexis amith and
Alan Hale.
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ber ~ and -. Kiss The Boys Good
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of the staes director and decides
20 run cut oa her best chance
Everything Is riRhtexa howeyer when
the director and her aunt form .
conspiracy. The cast Includes MARY
Martin. Don Ameche. Oscar Lexans
and Virginia Dale.
World Premiere. q return ~
the Great Profile. with John Barry
more. Frances Farmer. Eugene Pal
letse and Virginia Dale and Ricardo
corfe4. viii be shown Friday. Or
tober "a me title and situations
are based on the recent world
premiere baiiyhoo and long distance
Infksts sponsored by film COM
panies. John Barrymore. thesplan
q stage ard screen. again brings
his much publicixed profile before
10 SsiHsfa 70 give Il an unuzn@
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! Theatre News !

Comedy predognlnatcz the pro-
gram OF pirtures to be presented ~
the Rita Theatre during the ensu-
Ing week. Al Of The pictures. how
ever. sre very enjoyable and should
have = wide appeal 70 ali theatre
Eocrs. particularly Is they r seek-
ing something relaxing and re-
freshing In the way Of entertain
menl
Tonight. Kisses for Breakfast
> comedy romance starring Dennis
Morgan. Jane Wyatt. Shirley R0ns
and Lee Patrick. Is offered Dennis
Morgan plays the role Of q young
man with 9 sense Of huEnof and
Shirley Ross b q pretty girl who
consents TO marry him. Plans 70
forth fur the wedding but TIE groom
Is kidnapped and beaten. He leaves
and finds another girl with whom
he falls in love and mnFraes.
Wanderers Of the VEST Is q
typical westerner. 70 be presented
tomorrow. Saturday, October IL. me
hero. played BY Tenn Keene. searches
for the gunman who killed his
father. He finds him but fails 70
identify the gunfaan until the lat
ter Il mortally wounded In q gun
battle and confesses and also iden-
titles young girls as being Keenes
sisters. In the cast are Tom Keene.
Betty Miles, Sugar Dawn and Slim
Andrews.
A comedy with music. Time OUT
For Rhythm" viii be presented
Sunday and Monday, October 10
and 20. starring Rudy valee. Rose.
mary Lane. Ann Miller aud Allen
Jenkins The story IL about . pair
OF broadway theatrical booking
agents. who are reviewing an act
BY the Broadway sensation. Frances
Lewis Mike. her manager. Is madly
IN love with her. but she throws
him over. The booking business
thrivea. she has an unsuccessful
marviage. Things so wrong for q
while but all ends well with every
body happy.
Smiling Ghost" . mystery
comedy viii be shown on Tuesday.
October u. The plot concerns
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
NAVY RECRUITING
OFFICER TELLS OF
OPPORTUNITIES
Ghtff Anmiaus Visits Navy fAltaF
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Moran he Viii b. Ia thas oggice
every Mosaaay xtsernoun Ensefefsm-
Eng yogslg men uho are Interested
IN losning the u 8 Navy a. Naval
Reserve
he announced thai there 9il be
vacancies far enlistment ln tire reg
uI&r NAVY and Naval Reserve. and
wAl be pleased 10 tel any and all
r0kng msu 81 the many advantages
offered In this branch Of service.
OF sa the branches ~ the Naxti
Reserve. Chief AmmonS wishes to
particularly call attention 70 Class
VS. Of the Naxal Reserve which
the Secretary OF Navy, aath great
fose-slghtedneSs has established Tor
the enlistment q men with trades
or special training. The bezt pay
sometimes IS "a hlgh IS e9e per
month. which with total allowances
Enight amount 10 "a much as Sl70
per month.
There are also vacancies existing
Ia the Class We OF Naval Reserve
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ali over again. ne would enlist III
the United States Navy. II he
could NOS set into the Navy he
would enlist IN the Z. s. Army.
Marines Corps or Coast Guard.
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VS. o. the Naval Reserves for AVA
ton cadets In order 10 enlist Ia
this branch Of service q man must
have eomplesed two years q college
WORK. Chief Ammons states that Va
cancles exist In Class va. which
Is the etertcaI school Vacancies also
exist IN Class va. which IA the
aviation ground school and there
are Sill vacancies for college grad
yates with engineering degrees o.
who malored IN mathematics, for
training as enxiens. There are
many vacancies ~ THE regular Navy
courses which are hard 20 equal
any where.
Chief Ammons wishes 10 m
phaeixe that the recruiting station
urlder MS charge &C Baton Rouge.
La viii be open every day 10 the
week until Saturday noun The sta
ton al Matches Is open every Fri-
day. The station az McC0mb Is
open every Thursday. The station
ct Bogaiusa. which Ii the nearest
70 this section. Is open every Mon
Cay and Tuesday. Also every Mon
day afternoon. Chief Ammonk viii
visit the office Of the Adpertlser
Publishing Company In Pascagoala.
e soon as he can arrive. and there
he win be glad 20 interview any
young mar who desires to enlist Ia
the Navy or Naval Reserve. or who
Is interested IN the opportunities
offered IN this branch Of service.
Those who desire literature about
the Navy and Naval Reserve on
other days are F~eqilax-rd 70 get IN
touch with Norman L. Moran. Navy
Editor Of the Chronicle-star and
The Chronicle-star the Moss Point advertiser., 1941-10-17
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SOLO. 4 Cave ~ IAfe Pr Inee
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book. Jesus ard Social Redsmp-
non vas given - Miss Annie
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manner. Said The wTtter. me %.
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men. Tie state and the eoanasnie
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the hours Of . O'Clock In the morn
ing and ! O'Clock In the afternoon.
and from 2 O'Clock IN the afternoon
until 5 o'clock II any young man
i Interested m receiving informa-
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III CORN LOAN
PROGRAM CITED
Now Available For Producers
i'm Delaware at Rate of S4
Cents Per Bushel
MUST HAVE CORN STORED

Corn loans are now available for
producers in Delaware at a rate of
84 cents a bushel in commercial
areas and GO cents bushel in non
commercial areas, according to r.
o. Stelzer, executive assistant of
the Agricultural Adjustment Ad-
ministration for Delaware. Com
mercial corn areas in Delaware are
New Castle and Kent Counties.
Sussex County is designated as a
non-commercial area. To be elig-
ible for loan under the corn loan
program farmers must have their
corn stored on the farm in an ap-
proved storage or in commercial
elevators. Farm storage must af-
ford protection against rodents,
other animals, thieves and weather,
For those corn producers who are
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18

ined, for their sakes, not only to
live the God-life of immaculate
white, but also, if need be, to suf-
fer a sacrifcial death.
Should not the selfiess heroic de-
termination of the Christ awaken
us to our own responsibilities?
There is somebody who especial
ly needs the strength of character
which you possess. It may be even
the one whom you love the best.
His strength depends upon your
strength, his courage upon your
courage, his joy upon your joy.
For their sakes," live your best
and some one will be the better and
the happier for it. Your faith will
dissolve another's fear, your salm-
ness will quiet another's anger,
your patience will hold another
steady, your radiance will brighten
Smyrna times., 1941-12-18

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