The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-12
NEWS


Yesterdays morning service OF
the First Baptist church was dedi.
Gated TO the honor scroll containing
the names Of more than so parish
members now serving In Uncle
Sans services, Frederick w. Rowe,
chairman Of the church Service
mems committee, read the names
on the service roll and also sections
from servicemens letters. Rev.
David p. Gaines, In his timely
thought, gave O sermon entitled
TRANSPORTED Life" on the miracu.
lous change In the life Of Christ.
John A. Coe, ST., chairman Of the
American Brass Co. board Of dlrec-
tors, discussed postwar living at
O meeting Of the Sunday Noon club
OF the Third Congregational church
yesterday. He spoke Of the need Of
effort to conquer difficulties and
cited deeds OF famous men as ex.
alnples. He also spoke Of the place
OF the church In aiding civilians.
The Bunker Hill, Second, and
Third Congregational churches will
join In o Communion service TO
to take place April 20 ct 1880 p. m,
at the West Side Methodist church.
The Communion meditation will be
conducted by Rev. Alan M. Fair
bank, pastor Of the Bunker Hill
church.
A new church organ and stained
glass windows at the Advent Chris.
tian church were dedicated at sr's-
cial ceremonies held yesterday af-
ternoon. Rev. DR.. g. o. Farnhanl,
pastor Of the Advent Christian
church In Springfield, Mass. was q
guest speaker.
A ceremony rsdedicating the
church sanctuary also was held.
The interior OF the church was re-
Gently renovated. Organ music was
furnished by Leon Corliss.
The intermediate and senior
choirs Of the First Baptist church
will be directed In "Olivet" to Cal
vary" by Maunder at q special Palm
Sunday service on April 10 OF 1880
p. m. by Mrs. Frances Beach Carl
son, organist and choir director.
Edith Minkwitz, soprano, Harold
Seymour, tenor, and Wilbur H. Allen,
bass Will be guest soloists.
Builders Of Life" Is the subject
Of Q sermon to be given by Rev.
Martin J. Lorenz. pastor Of First
Lutheran church at Palm Sunday
confirmation service to be held at
10 o. m. The anthem, Thine For
ever, God Of Love" will be sung by
the combined cholrs. The class
will be examined at the evening
service tonight.
A Christian Youth rally will be
held at the Glad Tidings Taber-
nacle at South Elm and Union
streets tomorrow at 8 p. m. for dele
cations Of young people from
churches In Western Connecticut
communities, 1t was announced to-
day. Guest speaker will be Rev.
Edwin p. Anderson and q special
musical program has been arranged
for the service. Preceding the rally.
will be a special radio program at
Sis o'clock over station WATR.
The annual meeting and church
supper Of the First Methodist church
will be held this evening at $3.50.
with Rev. Albert Hall Marion, dis
trict superintendent, presiding at
the business meeting following the
supper. Officers committee chair
men and presidents Of organizations
Of the church viii present reports Of
last years work.
The regular meeting Of the even
ing department Of the Second Con-
gregational church will be held
Tuesday evening, April Is, at 8 y. m.
Rev. NJ. webb Wright Of the South
Federated church win address the
congregation ON the subject. '"Try-
ing to Live Normally IN These
Times" A discussion win follow,
led BY Mrs. Wright. All are urged
to be present.