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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
GLAD TIDENGs TABERNACLE

Rev, Roy Smuland of Framing ham, Mass. will conclude a series of messages tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Glad Tidings Tab ernacle, 232 Bank stret. He has been the speaker for four special services the present week. He is district superintendent of the New England District Council of the Assemblies of God.
 He addressed Waterburians Thurs day via WATR and tomorrow morning ct 9 o'clock will be heard over WNAB in Bridgeport, on the Ambassadors for Christ program conducted by Rev. J. Arnold Lind- vail, pastor of Glad Tidings.
 Sunday school will be held at o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Christ Ambassadors service win be con- ducted at 6:S0 D. m. and an even- gelistic service ct 7:s0. Rev. MT. Llndgnll win Denk on, Hell, DO
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
FEAST OF LIGHTS STARTS TOMORROW
Local Jewry Attaching Special Significance to
 Chanukah This Year

Chanukah, the Feast of the Lights, will be observed by local JeWry for eight days beginning Sum day night. The festival, which, his- torlcally, marks the triumph of Judah MaecabeuS over the Syrian King Antioehus in l88 B. C., k com- memorated by the lighting Of single branches on candelabra every night, until, on the last night, oil eight arc illuminated,
 The Tradition of freedom which springs from tho holiday was oe- casioned by the successful revolt againBb the tyranny Of Antichus, The pagan lord, after eonquering Jerusalem, deseerated the sacred templgN by the practice of pagan Iituals.4 Liberation came three years later, when the Jews rallied about Akaceabeus, and on the 26th Of the month of Kislev, drove the heathenS from the temple.
 Local Jewry will attach special significance to the festival this year, ln view Of the struggle of the clyl- llzed uAtions of the world against the despotism of totalitarianiSm,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

Hartford, Dec. Ex-Governor Rob. ert A. Hurley endorses the ohserv- anee of UnlverSiRl Bible Sunday on December i4 for the philosophy be hind the Bill of Rights stands squarely upon the Bible, The Amer lean Bible Society which has spon- sored Universal Bible Sunday for many years, and Is this year itself celebrating It's l25th anniversary, has suggested, aS the theme for the day, '"The Light shines In the Dark ness" This adaptation from the fifth verse of the First Chapter Of Johns Gospel points to the en- couraging fact that against the tragic background of the present worlds life and the Bible is better known over wider areas of the world and in greater demand than ever before Even in Germany the prus- sian Bible Society of Berlin reports sales of the Bible of 299,oiS copies for ie40 as against i27,2S4 in 1858 China, in the midst of her lengthen-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
PASSION PLAYERS
 OFFER XMkSPLAY
South Federated Pastor Cast in Second Church
 Production Wednesday

A Christmas play, The Eve of Jesus Birth written and directed by Raymond |. Clarke of New Haven, will be produced by the Passion Players Guild of the Second Con- gregatlonal church next "Wednesday evening at Q o'clock. Rev. M. Webb Wright, pastor of the South E'Nder- ated church in Hopeville, will por~ tray the role oe sk Francis of As- slsi.
 Others in the cast arc: Q. Russell Sumpf, Jrs Charles 0. Foster, w. l., Allngham,s John D. Pearson, Wil- Ham Boyd, .. L. Bentham, Russell Tolles, John eurgener, Jr., Ernest Rhodes, Edward Hay, Charles R, Sumpf, Howard l.. HolcoInb, James Petteway, Donald Powell, Donald
 zaude, Raymond Wlt&man, William Armour, George Erik, Irving s, Spiers, Robert Hwentor, James walker, Richard Stannard, Louis Jordan, Jr., William welsh, Nancy Rogers, Mrs. John Q. Walker, Mar- tha McNaught, Arlene Dauder, Mrs Marjorie 8. Nuhn, Mrs. Kathryn II, Fenn, Mrs. Irving Q. SpierS, Mrs. Harry Austin, Jean Anderson, Jean Walker, Jenniter Walker, Nancy TurTell, Ann Louise Kurtg, Nancy Ker, Dorothy Dorgelch, Marion MarcuylnaS, Marion Surgener, lSo- bel Young, Joan Barnett, Katherine Kurt8, and Ethel Holme.
 The Messiah by Handel will be offered Sunday, December 2i feat- uring Q chorus choir from the First Baptist, Bunker Hill, First eMtho- dist and Second CongregN tional churches. Carl ], Jensen, Mrs. Frances Beach Carlson, and Charles ,Platt will direct with Norman D, Hovey at the organ.
 pr, Walker will conclude his serv. Ices of discussions on '"The Belief and Practice of the Christian Faith" at ll.A6 Q. m. ct the Sunday Neon Club meeting in teh Chapel. The main topic Is We Believe in the forgiveness of sins, the ultimate triumph of righteousness and the immortality of the soul"
 The Annual Meeting of the church will be held In Davenport hall Thursday evening, January Q, ioA2, Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock by Mrs. Willis I. BlRkeslee and her committee. All officers of the church and os the various de. partments of the church are re- minded Of the reports which will be read at that time. Each treasurer Is asked to give c carbon copy of the financial report of his or her organization to the church office, This iS necessary in order. to make the proper report to the State office. The speaker of the evening will be Rev. Eden II, Mills of the First Church of Christ, West Hart- ford, Conn.
 The third end last in the Advent series will be given Thursday night, December ie Rt 8 o'clock in the Chapel by pr. Fred HoSklns of Bridgeport, His subject wil be "T'he Touch Of Ills Hand" The Standing Committee will meet in the Con- ference room following this meet. ing.
 The Annual Christmas Party of tho Mss and Mir, Club will b0 held At the home Of Larry Whitall in WatOrtown Monday evening, De- cember lS. Those planning to at. tend are asked to meet at the church ct 7;S0' ?, m, and to bring an inexpensive gift suitable for a child.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
CATHOLICS MAY
 RENEW PLEDGES
Legion of Decency Open. ing New Campaign
 Against Films

Catholics throughout the country tomorrow will renew their pledge in the Legion of Deeeney. Tn churchei in Waterbury and about the state, q letter will be road from Most Rev. erend Maurice Y. McAuliffe, BlshoE of Hartford, declaring that there "a greater necessity than ever before for 6 drive aganiSt objectionable films.
 A nationwide controversy devel- oped Q short time ago when the Le- gion of Deceney placed the dreta Qarbo picture, TWO Faced Woman on its condemned list.
 The text of Bishop McAulifses let. ter, to be read in Masses at Catholic churches tomorrow, follows:
 December iith, ie4l. Dear Father:
 The annual renewal Of the Pledge of the Legion of Decency will take place on Sunday, December l4th ie4l, the Sunday within the Octave of the Feast of the Immaculate Con- ception.
 4neEe " Bredter necessity than ever before for making our people aware of the many low and filthy pictures that are shown on the screen. The high standard reached by the Legion of Decency a few years ago has fal- len to 6 very serious and low state. Be earnest in your Pledge and let no picture that Is uEfit for the human eye to see find you a witness Protect and safeguard the morals of your children and let not God hold you responsible for occasions of sin which you are bound to prevent.
 Begging Gods blessing upon you and your flock, am
 Sincerely yours in Christ,
 MAURICE F. McAULIFFE,
 Bishop of Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

All members of the cast of the Christmas Play to be presented Wednesday evening, December l7 arc asked to be at rehearsal Tues day evening, December l6 ct 7;S0 p, m. It is most
 The w. c. T, U. will hold a Christmas Sale, Musicale and Tea at the First Methodist church Tues day afternoon, December l6
 The Kindergarten Christmas Party will be held in the parlor Thursday afternoon, December l8 at 9 o'clock. Mrs, Irving Wallace will Do in charge and there will be games, Q visit from santa Claus and refreshments,
 The Primary Department Christi mas Party will be held Saturday afternoon December 20 at 8 o'clock in their Sunday school room, Enter talnment, refreshments and a visit from Santa.
 Teh Pilgrim Fellowship and the Women'S Association are sponsoring Q Home- Coming Christmas dance In Davenport Hall Friday evening, De- cenber % at 8 o'clock for young people who Will be home from schools and colleges and for any of our young men In the service who may be home on furlough, Then wil be square, round and regular dancing.
 It ls expected to have Q BaptlSmal Service in connection with the Sun- day morning worship Christmas Sunday, December q, All parents interested arc asked to get in touch with the Church Ofiiee or with one of the ministers.
 Tho next Communion with recep- ton of members will Dc held jan- uary {, If there are any who would like to unite with the fellowshop at this time, either by letter or on eon- fesslon of faith, they are asked to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
FIRST CHURCH
 Sunday Services

prelude-Shepherdb PaStoFale ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,' Aarrm Sentences Nymn-Re jolce, Ye Pure In Heart invocation and the Lords Prayer VerslcleS'
 Responsive reading Gloria Patri
 ChildronS sermon-Mr. CullenS Offering with Anthem-Preparo Ye the Way of the Lord. Garrett Doxology
 Scripture lCsSon,-Isalah Q and Il Anthem-springs In the Desert
 ,,,,,,,, JontaAntS Pastoral Prayer
 Aymn--one There Is. Above All
 Others
 Sermon Advent-Mr. sullens Prayer Hymn-As With dladnesS Men of old
 Benediction
 Postlude-A Rose Breaks Into
 Bloom, 18th Century Christmas
 carol
 Rev. Paul A. cullens, of the Con- gregatlonal church in NeWtown, aS- slstant minister of the First church 1928. 1927, will preach. in exchange with Rev. James Phillips,
 B D. m,--Helen Babson and Ellen Patrick will speak at the meeting of the ChriSnon society on The Meeting of Jesus for Our Lives. The devotional service will be led by Virginia Harrison.
 Notices for the Week
 Tuesday, S;S0 p. m.-0rl Scouts Troop No. 8. 8 D, m.-Twenty- Up slub'S Christmas party.
 Wednesday, 7:l6 ?. nl.-ReheavSal for the Christmas pageant.
 Thursday, 4-0 ?. m.-ChriStmas party for the beginners and prin- ary departments in the church par lors. 7:i6 p. m.-First aid course for adults In the Scout House,
 Friday, { p. in.-Cuh Pack No. 22, 7:30 ?. m.-Boy Scouts, Troop No. 22. 7:l5 ?. m.LMemners of the Twenty-U Up club will assist. Miss Eugenia Mallette in decorating the church.
 Saturday, 2 p. ln.-DreSs rehearsal for the pageant.
 Sunday, the 2lst at 4:30 p. m.-- The Christmas pageant will be pre- sented by the church school, assist ed by the choir and the Mendels- gohn Male Chorus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Naugatuck Chuich Directory

Thursday; 7;S0 p, m,-Troop B. s, A, In pariSh house,
 Friday; TOO p. m,-Altos and so- pranoS entire choir at 7;S0 D, m,
 Tuesday, Dec. 10, the diocese iS recognizing the tenth anniversary of the conservation of the Rt Rev, Frederick Brandy Budlong, D, D, as bishop -eo.ad tutor Bishop Budlong came Into the diocese in 1928 as the rector of Christ church, Greenwich, Previously he had been in MlnnO. sota, III. and Pittsburgh, Pa, He was elected as bishop co-adjutor in 1881 and conseerated on the 10th ot December in Christ Church, Green. wich. A large gathering Of the clergy and friends in the Diocese are expected to attend Q Commun- lon Service at 10:4S Q. m. with c luncheon following.
 The Rev. Mr, Lewis Is calling at- tention Sunday to the necessity, for paying attention to what Is known as the "red side" of the envelope the money from which Is spent for the General Church rather than Just st. Miehaels Parish. He is cNl- ling attention to the necessity, Ospe- eially at this time, for supporting all of the work which the church has under it's care and to the fact that many have neglected that side of their contributions.
 Clarence Jones will speak on "Civ. ilian Defense" ct the meeting of the Young Peoples Fellowship on Sum day evening,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
CONGREGATIONAL

The junior, intermediate and sen- for departments of the church schoo (ages nine years and older) will meet at 0:45 Q, b. The beginners and pri- mary (ages under nine years) will meet At Il o'clock.
 Morning worship will be held at Il o'clock. The minister, Rev. Ed ward R, Hance. will preach on Why Are Ye Fearful2"
 Children's subject Holly ane Christmas"
 Music: Introducotry voluntary Noel Polonais," Guilmant; (girls junior choir), procession hymn No l0l; anthem, Tn Esthlehem's Man. ger Lowiy," Dickinson; ofHertory while by My Sheep" Jungst; con. cluding voluntary, Prelude in D Major, Bach.
 The Young Peoples Fellowship will meet at 2 p. m. The attendance last week was 65.
 The adult choir and soliosts will present Handeis Messiah" at $ o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

New York, Dec, lS--The Rev. pr, Samuel Trexler, head of the United Lutheran synod of New York and president of the Board of Foreign Missions of the United Lutheran Church in America, who visited the southern republics of the Western
 Hemisphere during the past sum mer in the interests of his Church, has described his experiences In the
 book, "A Pastor Wings over South America" due for publication De- eember 18th, by the Muhlenberg Press, Philadelphia, Pa, Tn past years Dr. Trexler has travelled in Europe, interviewing church leaders in Germany and Russia, speaking At tho Lutheran World Convention In Paris, and atteding world con- ferences in oxford and Edinburgh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
M0uNT OLIVE zInN

Clock City Lodge, No. 800, I. B. F, Q. ". w., Winona Temple, will worship at the Mount Olive A. M, E, Zion church tomorrow morning at 10:3O o'clock. Rev. Sailsman w. Weller, pastor, wild ellver @ memo. rial sermon entitled, Recognition. 1" The junior choir will sing.
 Tomorrow evening Rev, MT. We'll 3 will preach on Only a MaR' at 1;SO o'clock. The senior choir will be heard.
 Church school wil be conducted tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock. The superintendents are Mrs. Annie Unnhagn and Mrs. Elsie Mum. A rehearsal for the choir will follow.
 Marie Petteway will lead the Christian Endeayor Juniors at 5:30 n mi and Hilda Petteway the seniors ct 6:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
WEST SIDE HILL METHODIST

Church school will be held at 9:4s o'clock tomorrow morning ct ths West Side Hill Methodist church Mildred Laing is superintendent.
 Morning worship win be held al ii o'clock. The pastor, Rev. John T. D. ETanHen, will use for his ser- mon subject Light In the Midst ol DariEnegs.s
 The Intermediate Youth Fellow sA~as@ svsil nnnwmnAm af ' VI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
ADVENT CHRISTIAN

"The Japanese Peril in Prophecy vii be the sermon subject tonor- row morning at lO:30 o'clock of Rev. Joseph P. c. Johnson, pastor of the Advent Christian Church on Cherry street.
 Church school, conducted by Irlou Wilson, will be held ct li:45 o'clock.
 The evening service tomorrow will be omitted as parishioners will att tend che closing session of the Gypsy smith evangelistlc meetings
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
FIRST BAPTIST
Rarvleea TomorroR

At the morning worship, i0:3o o'clock, the preacher will be Edmund Holt Linn, who will speak on Get ting Ready for Christmas" This service will be broadcast by WATR
 At the evening worship, T:3O o'clock, Robert H. Ayres will preach hiB subject being The Nearing ci EaEf ~A~n~mms
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

Roy. Gomer R, Lewis, pastor of the Third Congregational church on ulghlnnd avenue, will be guest speaker at the meeting of the Pn- grim Fellowship of the Second Con- gregA Atlonal church in the chapel Sunday evening at 6 o'clock,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL

Rev. Francis Ayres, Jr., pastor of St. Johns Episcopal church, will preach at the l0:45 morning wor- ship tomorrow and his assistant, Rev. Gibson Winter at the 7:30 service in the evening.
 Holy Communion will be admin istered at 8 o'clock in the morning. Sunday school will be held at 0:30.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
BUNKER HTLL

Valiant Dust will be the sermon subject of Rev. Alan M. Fairbank, pastor of the Bunker Hill Congrega- tional church, at the II o'clock wor- ship tomorrow morning.
 Sunday school will be held ct e:45 0. m.
 A mems meeting will be held at l0:46 o'clock in the Mems League room after which the group will attend tho ii o'clock services in a
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
RELIGIOUS QUESTION BOX

enden Of The Democrat are invited to send in questions nsEed promptly possible They should be addressed #Homa Conference of Christians Jews
 York City Nam and address n*sBDnal reply be sent if necessary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

both men and women members ac- cept the cal to mission work and render their services without re- muneration. Ordained full-itme Mormon missionaries serve for an average of two and a half yeara, after which they return to theft various private vocational occupa- tionS.
 c: Are any special midnight serv- ices ever observed by Jews?
 A: There are three midnight serv- ices in the orthodox Jewish ritual; the night of Shabouth, and of Hashana Rabba, which do not take place in the synagogue; and the night of the AEonement, when the pious remain AM nAmh4 Ne ysg tm the aTnaa0
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Methodist
FIRST METHODIST Rev. John J. Snavely, D,D., Pastor

Choir: Charles w. platt, director and bass; Miss Margaret R, Mitchell, soprano: Mrs. Ronald r, Jones, eon- tralto: William M. Blair, tenor; Mrs. Edwin II. Jones, organlst.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Salem IAthoran

Third Sunday in Advent. John Breaches Repentance duke 3:i-l6)
 UShers - Elmer Sanford, Almer SvenSon.
 eA:00 .. fa,--swedLsh service. Sen- for choir sings. Mrs. Joseph Noyack, soloist.
 i0:00 0. m.-Bible school. Auto service: Caleb Johnson.
 il;o0 Q, Fn,-English service. Jun- Tor cho4r sings, Conrad Rohs, Solo- ist,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
GROWING AMERICANS

People in the United States are setting taller, and the standard bed length eventually win have ao be Increased, according e Bcl- auAiat
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Immanuel Lutheran

Sunday school at a. m. tomor. row; English service ct 10 o'clock, Wednesday ct 7:30 D. m. the Sunday school teachers will convene, Thurs day at 2:46 ?. m. the confirmation class will meet and rehearsal Of tho choir will Dc held at g p, m, Friday,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
ST. MICHAEL's

For week commencing December l4;
 The services at St, Mlehael'S church tomorrow, third Sunday in Advent, will he RS follows; Ceiehras ton of the holy communion at 7;30 .. m, Sunday school in the parish house at o;30 Q, m, Morning prayer and sermon ct ii Q. m, Sermon gub- feet "Those Things Whish Ye Do Hear and See" Fellowship Choir at pfi mi Young Peoples Fellow ship at ' D. m, in parish house.
 Monday 9;30 D, m.--drammar school girls choir in choir room, 7:45 D. m.-st. MichaelS Guild h parish house,
 Tuesday: 0:94 p, m.-Altos and sopranos,
 Wednesday: 800 D. WomRn'g Auxiliary in parish house.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

AdAVAN " SNAAAN&AaA9ASaA4 AaQ AaAAAANeheN
 POI Cherry street, Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor.
 Sunday, December i4-Third Sum- day in Advent. Church school and Bible class meet at 9:30 a. m. Divine worship at l0:45, when the sermon topic will be Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord"
 Calendar for the Week
 Monday ct 8-Iduna circle will meet at the home of Mrs. Anna Thomas, 120 Greenwood avenue.
 Wednesday at 7-Fourth session of the teacher training course.
 Wednesday at G--December meet ing of the Augustana Aid associa- ton in the church.
 Thursday at e-Church choir meets for practice in the church.
 Friday at 8-Junior Luther league will hold the final meeting of the year in the church.
 Saturday at 9:30-Junior conflr- nation class meets.
 Saturday at l0s4S-senior confir- nation class meets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

Vhat gre the sO-caIIed z.zz z.z.lA.lAl .aaaaaraaatfans1T
 Roman congregations are eMM bodies composed of car- md church officials author M conduct the affairs of the N Rome. Some of the bet NWa bodies are the Congre- FEM kDr the Propagation of the Inc Congregation Of Sacred #nd the Congregation of the Ece. Their decisions require oorogal aud arc then, in see. considered flnal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
HILLsIDE CONGREGATIONAL

9;45 a. m,-Sunday school and Bible classes, The morning wor. ship In English will be at il o'clock, The annual stewardship sermon n preparation for the Every Mem- Der Canvass will be given by the pastor,
 The evening service will be at 7;90 o'clock The second in 6 series of sermons on the life of Christ will be given by the pastor, the topic being "The Time God ChocSes".
 The mld.week service will be held on ThurSday evening at 8 o'clock,
 The Christmas season will he opened with two Christmas parties on Saturday. A party for the mem- bers of the Sunday school will be held at 3 D. m, A public party un- der the auspices Of the Young Peo- ple's society will be held ct Q p. m,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
sT. PAUL,s METHODTsT

Walter J. Oldroyd will supervise the Sunday school session ct e:30 o'clock tomorrow morning at St. Paulis Methodist church on East Farm street. Morning worship will be held at 10:45 o'clock with the pastor, Rev. Louis Higgins, speak ing on, Keeping Steady Under Stress
 Tuesday evening the annual ofil- ciaI board Christmas party will be held at the church at T:30 o'clock.
 The church members have been invited to hear pr. A. Maude Roy den, assistant preacher of City Temple in London whose church was recently leveled, at the Imman- uel church in Hartford tomorrow evening, sponsored by the Connec- ticut Council of Churches.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
CHURCH PAGE

ITALIAN C0NG9Es2ATA0NA
 The Italian Congregational church will have morning services at l0:30 tomorrow with Rev. Lawrence De Florio delivering the sermon, 'sThe Voice in the wilderness"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13
Lutheran
THOMAsTON. BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

North Main street at Electric avenue. Rev. ', Einar Kron, pastor,
 Sunday, December i4-third Sum day In Advent. Sunday school meets ct 10 .. m. in the church social rooms. Divine worship at ' p, m, when tho sermon topic will be Preparations"
 Tuesday, December i6- Church -choir meets for practice at 7;So D, m.
 Thursday, December ie Luther league will hold It's December meet ing In the church social rooms at 8 D. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-13

Privileges of the Week
 Tuesday, Dec. 10, 2:30-W. c. T, U, will have Q musicale and fair. Re- treatments will be served.
 Wednesday, Dec. i7, 7:00--A meet ing of the Student Council of the Church, school will be held at the church.
 Thursday, Dec. ls, 5:oO-Junior choir. 7:30-Church Bible class VIII meet. The psalm to be committed to memory and to be the subject of 18th.
 Items of Interest
 The annual Church school Christ. mas party will be held on Tuesday evening, December 23rd. The usual price Of admission an apple, potato or an orange will be asked and the usual good time is anticipated.
 Attendance on the first Sunday Of December l. year ago was i00 last Sunday 1t was 225 with e5 men uncluding boys) present.
 Last Sunday morning Mrs. Em- manuel Nielsen was received into the membership of our church hg transfer from the Lutheran church of Sweden.
 The Red Gross sewing group that meets on Thursday in the church parlors have adjourned until Thurs day, January oth.
 A Christmas drama Under the d. rection 10 Mrs. Harold Wright will pc presented on the Sunday evening following Christmas, December 2Sth, in the church.
 All young people are urged to plan to go out as a group to sing Christmas carols following the Church school party on Tuesday eVanin1 naaanatar 0ovd