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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
Former Missionary SerU0nts' Head
 Nosp Is U. s. Army Chaplain \

FFoly Trinity. AlabAmA-rhe Very Rev. Turlhlua Gabriel Mulcahy, M.S.Se,T., who waa a lieutenant n che Signal Corps during the nfat world war, and later became q mem her of eAe New York and FedeFal BaH and nNAlly . priest ot the Ms ulonaFy servants Of ehe Most Holy Trinity, la back ln uniform again q Fsrak lieutenant but this time wearing the insignia Of the chap. lain'u cross lneteAd oe tho crossed
 lAee ot the SlgAal Corpa Father MulcAhy, former Vicar General of tho rellkioua congregatlon of home mlselonera he tolned ln leSO, la now a chaplain at Camp Livingston. Ia. N la a happy coincidence tor Chaplain Muloahy that he has been stationed ln che south, t was while assigned to Southern trAtntng Camps with the 18th Division dur ,ng the last world war that he noted the sad lack ol priests ih the South ern states and the need for an tn, creAslng missionary apoetolAte or the Church there, Father Mulcahy had studied mechanical engineer Ing AG stevens institute of Tech nology, Hoboken, N. j., but left be, tore graduation to enlist In isl7. After the Armistice he taught for awhile tn the New York Public schools, then studied law at Ford. ham University and was admitted to the New York bar in 1923 and to Federal practice tn 1925,
 He gave up hts legal practice, In which he was associated with his brother, William T. Mulcahy, a Bronx lawyer, to enter st. Joseph's Diocesan Seminary, Dunwoodie. N. Y,, but he could not forget the call of the South. The autumn of l9SO found him at Holy Trinity, Ala bama, with a young community Of priests and Brothers, mostly from the North, founded ten years be. fore by vincentian priest, the late Father Thomas A. Judge, C.M., M.S.SS,T., for. work in neglected mission fields, particularly in our own country and in Latin America.
 Before receiving hts commission as chaplain, Father Mulcahy served as auxiliary chaplain at Fort Benning, Ga. Ho carried out regu. lar duties there each week while
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
Protestant Service
 League Inaugurated
New Unit Evangelical in Support of War Effort; Army
 and Navy Authorities Approve Plan

Symbolizing the unity of all Prot .estant denominations, the Service Mems Christian League for Prot estant men in a2rvice was launched at a dinner held at the Mayflower hotel. Washington, D. C., Armistce night by 250 leading churchmen, chaplains, and Army and Navy of ficers.
 The League will mak'e 1t possible for individual units to be estab- liShed in every camp in this coun- try and abroad providing an interdenominational organization and program for use by chaplains with Protestant men in the armed forces. It is sponsored by the In- ternational Council of Religious Education, the Worlds Christian Endeavor Union, the Federal Coun- ell of Church of Christ in America, and tflc General Commission on Army and Navy Chaplains.
 Tn officially dedicating the new organization, Dr. Daniel A. Polling, vice chairman of the national coun- ell of the League and president of the Worlds Christian Endeavor Union, said:
 "Whstt,:r or not the Christian church is at war, the Christian church is in this war, God pity the church if stl ever b!esSes war, but God pity her captains, her human agents in the earth if in our time th:y fail to have a blessing for holy things. Here is the realism of Christian faith and here is the service basis of the Service Mems
 ;hristian League. Our unity Is evangelical and evangelistic and in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
(PAolo bN U, s. .iENp Slknal Corhsl

complete support of our govern ment'S war effort"
 Provision has been mac, for units formed with the WAACs and the WAVES to be known as the Service women's Christian League,
 Secretary Stimson, through his representative, Brig, General Fred erick II. Osborn, praised "the con- tinued interest on the part of our soldiers in the religious environ- ment and affiliations that were sig pificant to them in civilian life. The efforts of the Service Mems Chris tian League to unite soldiers and sailors of Protestant faith in their common purposes has particular appeal"
 Admiral Randall Jacobs, repre- senting Col. Knox, read his greet ing, The Secretary of the Navy said "the creation of the Service Mems Christian League will be a very helpful influence in Navy es- establishments and ships
 "The league is one of the most significant movements in Protes- tantiSm today" Bishop A. w. Leo- nard of Washington, D. C., chair man of the League and of the Gen. eral Commission on Army and Navy Chapla!ns, said at the dinner. Tn the tcst sense of the term, the League may become for the chap lainS who make use of 1t, a service mems organization and thereby create fellowship that will be to many veritable shelter in time of storm.
 "The fact that 1t has the ap- proval of those high in authority in the Army and Navy and the back ing of 90 per cent of the Protestant churches in the country is a clear indication of the definite need for such an organization Bishop Leo- nard added.
 officers of the League in addt- tion to Bishop Leonard and Dr. Polling arc general secretary, Ivan M. Gould from the International Council of Religious Education, Chicago; executive secretary and assistant treasurer Carroll M. Wright from the Worlds Christian Endeavor Union. Boston: and field secretary, Dr.. r L, Gibbs, from Methodist Board of Education, Nashville. The national council of the league Is composed of 25 per- sons from the cooperating denomi- nations. Five high ranking chap lains of the Army and Navy will act as advisory members.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28

Headlines and hyseria Donald Nelson is getting considerably more interference these days from the Army and Navy than the hafbacks of either of those dst- oished organizations will get in Saturdays annual grid iron clash Wives two in particular are saying today that mans place is not in the kitchen and we will pet that Mr. Roosevelt and MT LaGuardia will soon aoanoon their widely pubcized coffee recipes Headline on the opening of the Metropolitan Opera read as follows: Uni forms Add Marital Tnge To Operas Brilliant Audience
 Are those soldier boys still getting married? Gen MacArthurs latest bid for the Pulitzer prize has his fol- lowers gasping for something more than breath It reads No nation is making more supreme war effort than Australia" At least we know now that the Gen erais mind is on the war and not on his grammar Brooklyn paper carries this item: "The survivors of the two ships were taken to Malta and Gibraltar and later to Manhattan where American members of the group oo- tained transportation to the United States We were laborng under the deuson that Brooklyn that was outside the union thought Manhattan had taken out It's citizenship papers long time ago.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
MT. OLIVE A.M.E. ZION
3::30 P. M. Patriotic Service
Sunday. Nov. 29, ls42)

Sunday. Nov. 29, l942)
 Process!onal-"Onward Christian Soldiers, junior and senior choirs. Call to worship-Rev. S. W. Vel hsr.
 Presentation of the Colors = Jo- seph A. Bernies, adjutant, Corp. Coyle post, No. l. American Legion, assisted by William Wilson Post, i35.
 Singing of The Star Spangled Banner-Cho!rs and congregation. Responsive Reading. the Psalter. "The Nation" Rev. Tn m a s Holmes.
 Invocation-Rev. s. w. Weller.
 Hymn, The Fight Is On"-- Choirs and congregation.
 Greetings = His Honor Mayor Vincent Scully, representatives of the Eastern Star, Masons, Elks, Womar's auxiliary, Wilson post, No. i35, American Legion.
 Singing of the Spiritual, Study War No More''-the choirs.
 Address-the pastor, Rev. s. w. Weller.
 Reading the honor roll of induc- tees and presentation of Scroll Robert Brinkley.
 Presentation of the Christian flag for the trustees Rev. D. D. Fogg.
 Presentation of the American flag for the G. A. R.-Mrs. Lura Dut- ton.
 Presentation of the Service flag for the Ladies Aid - Mrs. s. w. Weller.
 Dedication of flags = Rev. s. W. Weller.
 Singing of God Bless America Mrs. Drady Sturdivant. Offertory.
 Retiring of the Colors. Reecssional. Benedlction.
 The offering taken will be used to send gifts to the boys in the Army. | Other services of the day;
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
FIRST METHODIST
Organ Prelude--"Gloria in Eb"

Organ Prelude--"Gloria tn Eb" ",se Hymn: Q Come, Q Come, lmman.
 uel"
 Prayer Of Confession The Lords Prayer Choir Anthem-"Unto Thee, O Goo
 Do We Give Thanks" Responsive-48th Sunday Gloria Patri Scripture LeSson--Luke l:67-79 Pastoral Prayer with Choral Re- sponse Offering and Male Quartet: Peace ILeave With You" ... Roberts Talk to the children-By Donald
 Modisher Hymn-"Fairest Lord Jesus" Sermon-"The Rising Dawn" by pr
 John J. Snavely Benediction
 Organ Postlude-"Postlude in D" Scarmolii' Church school classes for children at il.05. Intermediate, high schoo and adults immediately following church at 11:30. Woodruff assembly ta 1l:45.
 At 600 p. m.-meeting of the M Y. F. At TOO D. m.--Meeting of the Older Young Peoples group.
 Meeting of the Week
 Tuesday, Dec. l-2:30, W. c. T. U meeting.
 Wednesday, Dec. 2-6:l5, Church board of education vii! meet at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Oren Maxim 6l Morningside avenue,
 Thursday. De-. 3-i0-6:30, annual fair and dinner of The Woman's E Society of Christian Service.
 Friday. Dec. 4-7:00, senior choG rehearsal.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28

Lively and readable usual is the current issue Of She Crosby Argus edited by Frankyn Ltsky and Muriel the English department We note that Albert Paul, mathematics teacher has notation his blackboard which reads "The $64 Question: Why Are Seniors Snobs?" <. Probably case someone has said, of too much vogue the outside and much too vague on the inside The Argus sports staff prints this noce "Apol- ogies to Ralph Vigilante and Mike Norell who have been misquoted during the year" . That's more than metropolitan writers did for Jerome Herman (Dzzy) Dean! .. The Argus Mail Box carries a letter from Private John Beccia thanking the editors for placing his name the mailing list According to a new policy, the paper is sent to many exCrosbyites now serving in the armed forces This week. Crosby Pre- sents" Miss Eileen Lanouette, member of the Honor Society and French paper whose ambition like that of every boy girl who received mark above 85 is to get college scholarship.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
ADVENT CHRISTIAN

"Christ-The Fulfllment of His tory" will be the sermon subject of Rev Joseph P. c. Johnson. pastor of the Advent Christian church on Cherry street, tomorrow morning al l0:30 o'clock.
 Rey. Gerald Richardson, director of the 5Oth annual program of Au- rora college, Aurora, Illinois, will be the speaker at the evening serv- ice at 2 o'clock. He will also be the speaker at the church banquet next Tuesday evening at 6:3C o'clock.
 Junior church vii. meet at Il a m. with Mrs. Leon Corliss in charge
 Church school, conducted by Miss Jean Corkingdale, will be held at ll:45 a. m.
 The Loyal Workers will convene at 6:l5 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Watts of 781 Hamilton Avenue are celebrating their goth wedding anniversary today. They have been blessed with three children Shirley bury Hospital and William in training at the Newport, B. T Naval base. :. MT. and Mrs. Donald MacBurney IS5 Chipman Street singing the praises of Long scgs Stork. He left to them at the Water bury Hospital Thanksgiving night. The proud MOmma is the former Sally Andrikis while the equally proud pop spent all day yesterday passing out free smokes at the French Manufacturing Company
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN
 ff,nnlsa Gfrenfl


 Services tomorrow morning at St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran church will be held at l0:i5 and ii:S0 a. m. Sunday school will be held at g Q, m. The order of morning worship announced this morning by Rev, John N. c. Mohrmann, pastor, fol- lows: Organ prelude by Miss Emily Wall opening Hymn Kyrie Gloria in Excelsis Epistle, lesson, Romans l3, ll-i4 Hymn Gospel lesson, Matt. q, l-9 Reciting of the Apostles Creed Hymn Hymn Hymn Sermon by the pastor Christ En- terS Jerusalem"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
CHRIST CHAPEL

Rev. Sidney Wallace, first vicar of Christ chapel, will return to the church Sunday to conduct Loyalty Day service in connection with the United Every Member canvass now being staged by Protestant churches He is canon of the Christ church cathedral in Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28

Mrs. Kingsley Birge who returned recently from Turkey will describe her visit at the next regular meet ing of the Litchfield district of the Council of Congregational Christian Women of Connecticut at the Con- gregational church in Naugatuck Monday afternoon. December 2. A business session will be held in the morning. Members have been asked to bring lunch boxes. Hostesses will provide a hot beverage and dessert.
 Special services in honor of men in the armed forces will be held De. ceinber 6. The sermon subject will be "Our Boys Away From Home" Relatives and friends of servicemen have been invited to attend. The 100 and l0ist stars were added to the service flag this week. They are for Edward Buck and En- sign Ralph B. Lopez of the U. s. Navy.
 The Sunday Noon Club meeting tomorrow has been postponed due to the meeting of the Every Member Canvass committee after church services. Next Sunday Mrs, Nat Rit- tenband of the League of Women Voters will give talk on "Infia- ton" Cards for the canvass will be distributed following the morning service.
 The total amount to be raised for church support for next year is $23 TOO and for benevolence, $5,00O.
 The Waterbury Federation of Mems Bible Glasses will meet in the chapel Wednesday, December 2. at 8 o'clock. Rev. M. Webb. Wright of the South Federated church will speak on the subject "T'he Layman and His Church"
 A turkey supper will be served at the Pearl Street Neighborhood House under the auspices of the Inter-raciai committee Thursday, December 3 from 5:30 to 7:3o. A meeting of the Connecticut League of Nations Association will be held Monday at the New Haven Faculty Club. An address will be given by pr. Pennington Halle. na- tional assistant director. The Calendar Tor the week az
 The Second Church follows: Sunday. November 2S-
 i0:30 a. m. - Morning Worship,
 Kindergarten Department. 11:45 a. nn.--Church School, Day.
 export Bible Glass.
 4:30 D. m. = Second Church Symphony Orchestra rehears- al.
 4:45 p. m.-Pilgrim Fellowship.
 6:45 p. m.-Young Peoples Choir Rehearsal.
 700 p. m.-symphony Orchestra
 Concert.
 7:30 D. fn.-Forum.
 Tuesday. December l.
 800 a. m. to 500 D. m. Red Gross Sewing.
 700 p. m.-Air Scouts.
 7:30 D. rn.--Miss and MT. Club. Wednesday, December g.
 9:30 a. m.-Surgical Dressings.
 2:l5 D. m.--Board Meeting.
 800 p. m.--Women's Association.
 400 D. m.--Brownies.
 400 p. rl.-Girl Scouts, Troop 3. 7:30 D. ul.-Sea Scouts. 800 ?. m.-Federation of Bible
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
SECOND CoNGREGATIoNAL
Loyalty Sunday, November %
 l0sSfl A. M,

The Order of Morning Worship prelude--Tnvocation ,,,,,s. Capocc' prccessional Hymn No, l3--Glory
 Be TO God On High Call to Worship, Invocation and
 Lords Prayer
 Junior Anthem--Jesu, Blest Re-
 deemer ..,I,.,,.,,ss,,, Grieg Responsive Reading-Selection 6o6 Gloria aPtri--
 Scripture Reading--I. Corinthians
 l6:l-e--
 Tenor Solo-Lcrd, Leave Me Not
 ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,, Harrls Prayer
 offertory Anthem-Lord Of The
 Worlds Above ..,,s,s,.,, Noble Doxology-
 ChildrenS Sermon
 Hymn--We May Not Climb The
 Heavenly Steeps
 Sermon-"Now If Everi" Service of Baptism RecesSional Hymn-God Of The
 Nations
 Benedictior--
 Postlude-Finale from Symphony
 III ........... Mendelssohr The Flowers in the Vase will be In Memory of Miss Bess E, Segur.
 The Flowers oa the Table will be In Memory of Mrs. Mildred Rich ards Bowling.
 FORUM-7:30 P. M. Second Church Symphony Orches-
 tra-7:00 to TIPS D. m.- Star Spangled Banner
 Spring Beautiful Spring ..... .....,..,,,,.. Paul Linck;
 Overture Norma" ... V. Bellini
 Heart Wounds .,...,... E. Cries
 Traviata .,,...,...,... c. vera Hymn--Let Ther eBe Light, Lord
 God Of Hosts
 Invocation and Lords Prayer Scripture Reading
 Anthem-The Home Road ,..,..
 ............,. J. A. Carpenter Address America Faces The
 World"
 Dt. stephen s. Wise Offertcry - Soprano Solo - On Wings Of Song. .. Mendelssohr &uSSliOIl ECAtUu-
 Hymn - o God. Beneath Thy Guiding Hand Benediction--
 Postlude-March in E Hat .....
 .....,.......... Schumanr
 From ' to 7:30 D. m. Sunday evening. the Second Church Sym- pilony orchestra will present a con. cert of classical music. Mir. George Gentle is the conductor and direc- tor. Other members of the orches- tra are as follows: George Clausen Gaal Reese. Lester E. Wheeler, Jo. seph M. Schaeffer, Henry Muccini Nicholas Pelosi. Bertil Johannson Joseph DiPietro,. Jr. Mir. and Mrs F. Alton Clarke Mrs. Anna Braun Elwood Wadsworth. Matthew BraZ- auskas, Austin w. Robbins, Robert Breedon, Barton Cross, Frank Will son, Dr. H. w. Stevens. Peter Fus- shoeller, w. J. Messer, William Nash, E. Nelson Canfield, Barbara Welton. Sylvia Smith. John P Clark, Frederick w. Arber, Albert Sheer Wilfred Divincent. John Morrissey, William Harvey. Louis J Santora, Doinenic Perillo, David Green, Albert Veilette, Henry Schu. ester, Wesley Billings. William Erl- beck. Michael Divito. Dorothy An derson and Rita Kapshevich.
 December 6-The 200th Anniver- sary of "The Messiah" by George Frederick Handel will be presented by the Industrial Chorus of Wa terbury and the Civic orchestra oi Waterbury. Sunday evening. Decem- Der 6. at s:i5 p. m. in Buckingham hall. c. Loring Burwell is conduc- tor of the Industrial Chorus and Mario DiCecco of the Civic orches. tra. Tickets are 55 cents for gen. eral admission and $i.i0 for re- served section and may be secured at the Y. M. 0. A. or at the Church Offlce.
 December IS = Burton Holmes America's foremost traveller and dean of travel lecturers. Subject: Amazing Arizona illustrated with Kodachrome moving pictures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28

Today will be big day for Douglas Austin and Henrietta Nezwycki. By the way Doug was feted recently at Harmons by his associates at the American Brass Company He presented purse. Among the entertainers Walter HOyt who rendered solo, ''The Family Overhead" Willis Ostrander, who danced the Scarecrow dance selections by the Cearet Quartet composed of Don Cass Doug Austin Fred Steinert and Danny Charlie Corners accompanist and he gave his famous rendition of "The Rosary. Happy days Doug and Henrietta
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28

Doris and Jim Charles of Sylvan Avenue ceieDratc9 their ninth wedding anniversary yesterday. Harold F Oxley, personal director of Jimmie Luncetord anu Tommy Reynolds sends clever and colortu Christmas card to the Tower. Anthony J. GiuSti Ot the U B. Army is now with the medical detachment at the stark General Hospital in Charlestown, $. C. In postal to the Tower he claims he's at great medical center but certainly missed the Brass City. Freq military routines at Camp Fucker, Alabama.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
Congregational
Famw CEHURCm
loyally eunAAN Nov. 70

Loyalty Sunday, New 70
 Preparation,
 Oman Prelude ~" AnaAntee
 call to Wemhlp. cholr and nAaAs fISmn Holy Holy nolyl
 service proceeding without An- ~ mvccaslcn and tho OIrds Prayer, First Lesson
 Anthem HEet An Things Nov hlvlnR.@
 Pastoral Prayer
 YFvmns NFai(h of Our Fathers"
 sermon ~splratual Resources"
 Service Of stewardship
 otfertory, The Night Is Far Hymn "rhe churChs one Pound. atioia"
 Benedlcslon- silent Prayer
 OrRan poStMne "Chorale" friends. And there are many good Another interesting new cosmetic There will be Q meeting of the canvasSers immediately following this service. The cards will be dis. trihuted Co the canvasSers who VIII 20 out to call on those who have not sent In the pledges beforehand The canvassers are the men of the church under the leadership Of Wils bur R. Stone. president Of the Mems League. This Sunday Is the last Sunday of the United Church Cam paign which the Protestant churches of Waterbury have been observing.
 s o'clock The Chrislnon Society will have Q program of hymn anc pipe-organ appreciation led by Rev Kenneth Anthony and Roger c Arnold, organist,
 Notices for the Week
 Monday, 6;S0 D, m. A supper-meet. ing for teachers and substitutes oi the Church school will be held if the Parish House, Plans for the Christmas programs will be dis cussed. Mrs. Austin E, Poiricr ane Mrs. George Blanchard will prepare the supper.
 Tuesday, 6 D. m, Girl Scouts Troop No. 8, in the Scout House.
 "wednesday, 10 Q. m. The Frs Church Guild will meet to complete work for the Christmas Sale. Lunch con will be served. Thursday, 3 o'clock the doods ol the First Church parlors will bt opened for the Christmas Sale givel' by the First Church Guild. All kinds of fancy articles, aprons, Christmas greens, homemade food, jelly and preserved will be on sale. Tea will be served for a nominal fee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
BUNKER HILL

Sunday school will be held at o:45 o'clock tomorrow morning at the Bunker Hill Congregational church.
 Loyalty Sunday will be observed tomorrow.
 Rev. Alan M. Falrbank. pastor. will preach at II o'clock on the subject, For Christ and His Church..
 Rev. Paul DuBOis Oi Bristol will
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
Episcopal
ST. yoHN'E EPISCOPAL

 A service of special Advent music will be held Sunday evening at 7:SO at St. Johns Episcopal church. The program is arranged and directed by Miles IA Martin, organist and choirmaster.
 The program follows:
 Prelude: "Gloria Domini"-Noble Choral from "Sleepers Wake" (Glory to Thee Is Given--Bach. Tenor Solo from Hymn of Praise. "watchman, What of the Night"
 --Mendelssohn Baritone Solo from St. Paul Q God, Have Mercy"
 --Mandelssohn Nunc Dimittis in E-Gretchaninoff Alto Solo, He Shall Feed His Flock"--Handel Soprano Solo, Come Unto Him from "The Messiah"
 Offertory Anthem-Sullivan "Harken Unto My People" Postlude, on tune "Sleepers Wake"
 Miles Martin
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-11-28
We thank our God Almighty

We thank God Almighty That have government of democracy. That we are not ruled by Fascist Nazi, That we are free people in the Land of Liberty. That fighting have beaten the Japanese in the battle of the Pacific Sea. That the A. E. united with Great Britain opened the second front, they giving Hitler and Mussoin just what they have been looking for. That the French in Africa have joined our side, That the heroic Russians putting up great fight That the pendulum freedom swung That we have not had air raids by enemies, That we are hungry starving like people in European countries. For all of this and other things too to mention, Let us all be thankful and praise God Almighty.
 Joseph DeLauritis