The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-14
Methodist
FIRST METHODIST

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 Rev. John J. Snavely, D. D. pas tor.
 Donald Modisher, Young Peoples Worker.
 Choir--Mrs. Edwin H. Jones, or- ganist and director; Miss Margaret Mitchell, soprano; Miss Ethel Sal- monson, contralto; Robert Green wood, tenor; Lawrence Bentham, baritone.
 Mrs. George W. Belcher, secretary.
 Services Tomorrow
 Morning Worship l0:30 Organ prelude: Prelude in Eb"-J. Lawrence Erb. Processional hymn: Grown Him With Many Crowns" Call to Worship by the Choir. Prayer of Confession The Lords Prayer
 Choir anthem: "St. Michael and All Angels" (Barnby).
 Responsive:
 Gloria Patri
 Scripture Lesson: Pastrola Prayer with Choral Re- sponse
 Offering and Quartet: '"rhe Heav- enly Voice. tNevin). Talk to the Children Hymn: 70 Splendor of Gods Glory Bright"
 Serman: "The Knowledge that Is Wanting"-Dr. Snavely. Benediction
 Organ Postlude: "Paean Exultant" (Smith).
 Church school classes for Junior and lower grades meet at ll:05. Glasses meet immediately following the church service. Woodruff Assembly will meet at ll:45.
 MT. Modisher meets with both of the young peoples groups Sunday evening. The NJ. Y. F. will meet ot 6 o'clock this afternoon with George Folwell in charge of wor- ship service, and Thomas s. Smith giving talk to the group.
 At p. m. the older young peo- pies group will meet.
 Privileges of the Week
 Monday, Nov. l6-7:30 Waterbury School of Religion for Christian Workers will meet in our church. Tuesday, November l7-2:30 W. c. T. U. Meeting.
 Wednesday, November i8th-Mar- ried Couples club. Herbert DeRy- der, an employe of the Bristol Co.,, formerly connected with RCA's tele- vision experimental work, will give talk on the growth of television and it's probable place in life af- ter the war.
 Thursday, November i9th--
 l0-4 All Day Sewing.
 500 Junior Choir rehearsal.
 7:45&"Faith and Fellowship meeting. The last in this series The Church Choir will sponsor this meeting. Mrs. Edwin Jones will give a talk on Current News of Religious Interest" The pastors talk will be Breaking the Path to Real Peace"
 8:45-Senior choir rehearsal to- night instead of Friday.
 Friday. November 20th-8:OO The M. Y. F. will have a social party in the church parlors.
 Items of Interest
 The flowers are given by Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Schilling in loving memory of their son, Joseph, Jr.
 Next Sunday morning there will be a Thanksgiving Service.
 Next Sunday afternoon Nov. 2 at 4:30, as part of the United Church Canvass of the Waterbury Churches a meeting will be held in the First Congregational church at which pr Alton Parker and pr. Brewer Eddy both eminent mne, will speak.
 The Women's Society Of Christian Service Annual Fair and Luncheon December 3rd.
 The Woman's Society is sending 6 box of supplies to the Jefferson Park Kindergarten and Fresh Ali Home, in New York. Any donations of paper. scissors. pictures. crayons used toys, pillow cases and sheets dish towers, turkish towels and wash cloths will be very much appreci' ated. They are also sending a boz as usual to Stella Tsosie. the Navajo Indian girl of New Mexico. whc is now io years old. Any donations to either of these boxes may be left with Mrs. Liddell. Mrs. Seaver, oi the panitor.