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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-07

HOWELL

HOWELL
so acres. Ia miles from Grand
River and miles from town. Fair
6.room home. good barn, silo, sheep
barn. tool shed. granary and garage.
Also all tools. stock and feed. includ-
lng ~ cows. heifers, steers. 2
calves. bulk % sheep, II little
lambs, IS pigs, 75 hens, tractor on
rubber all other necessary tools.
Price STA. 500. The income nom this
farm viii pay for H.
80 ACRES-RlvER FRONTAGE
Located on an improved road one
mHe off Grand River. Level land.
S-room house with electric lights and
furnace. barn, poultry house and
granary. also long frontage on Cedar
RIVER; river 90 feet wide. An un-
usual piece NJ So. 500.
i0-ACRE LAKE FARM
Located 7 miles from Howell; level
land, about $50 feet OF lake 'front.'
axe, some woods broom house. only
fair condition, old orchard. Price
$1,000
200-AcRE LAKE FARM
Located on an improved road. rolling
and scenic partly wooded frontage
on TWO lakes. also good river 'front.'
An interesting acreage only $50 acre
s0-ACRE LAKE FARM
An interesting so with a private lake
well stocked with fish; also a spring
fed stream. woods etc. II has A
fair size house but no barns. Price
IS, 500.
100 ACREs-S5. 600
small house large barn, some woods,
little lake frontage. Soil of
sandy loan, good for poultry, fruit
or berries. Price $4,000. part terms
II desired.
l.. II. CRANDALL
ll2 STATE ST. HOWELL, MICH.
GROESBECK-i2ls MILE SEC.
Solid brick rooms 3 bedrooms: rs
apple trees chicken coop; water; cleo
trio; As acres; 3l2 ~. on pavement:
sl.l00 down. $50 mo; real buy
IRWIN, klGHT a HINES, INC.
1907 Gratiot Pr. 54i6
s0x27o-sewer. water. gas, walks:
1913; near l3-Mile and Woodward
Judson Broadway Co. RA. 97O0.
HAYES 10 MILE SEC.
Brick; ? bedrooms: hot water heat (:
utility room; 2 gar. chicken house I:
buy. 81 900 down See IL today
IRWIN. KIGHT a HINES, INC.
li054 Gratiot Pi. 5i1s
7-RooM modern house: 81, acres on
Telegraph Rd. priced 10 sell Trailer
office open daily. King Telegraph
Rds Evenings. UN 1920. s c.
Hadley Inc CA. 006O
COLORED Just what you've been
looking for acre tracts Brighton,
Mich Lake Gould Address Box
B-1Z7, DetfoIf Times 81
COLORED -- Little chicken farms,
west side, bargains. Jones Broker
CO 1910.
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LAKE. RIVER PROP. FOR SALE

ATTRACTIVE low priced lots having
frontage on either Lake st Clair.
River or Canal. (See Mr. Murray at
Colony Tower near Algonac on sun
day or CAL RA. 1870 days or TT
2-i769 evenings
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fuel: over so wears Of dependal
service Call TO. $4,000
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EDUCATIONAL

LEARN switchboard in Ave easy les
sons, Special So Butler switchboard
school 1927 David Stoti Building
on 2031
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ALLEN PARK

Brick home. rooms new modern
VIII consider trade Houseman-
Spttzley Corp. At 400.
ALLEN PARK
Brick 6-rm. modern. permanent
homes highly restricted localit~< To
see these unusual values. phone
Hotchkiss Co DE. 77lO -
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PERSONALS

FLnoSNHLo
A DETECTIVE service, / 6 s..
licensed industrial. commercial ana
private. missing persons. etc. Mel
1900.
A LIQUOR habit stopped at nome Ar
mold. 24si Nat. Bank Bldg. RIA. 1854
AFTER THIS date viii not be re
sponsible ,ffr, debts contracted by ny
-A44n- A4tpa -SeafnfAFfeiti Sirnrr
Urban Sommerfeid. iits4 Eastwood
gall KLENz Recommended by
users Gallstones: -- Liver Gall
Bladder; Gas. Stomach. TO
7-1740.
HAIR REMOVED FOREVER-safe
fast. inexpensive Lifetime guaran-
tee Doctors references. Eiectrolysis
clinic. TO. s-3il4.
NOT responsible for debts contracted
by my wife Msryann, after thus date.
Lawrence Fricke
on and after this date. April g. 1914
I will not he responsible for debts
contracted by any one except myself
Thomas J. Stallworth. 1924 Mullett,
Detroit.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while
working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic -.
5715 Second, Mr.. Palmer. TR. I-72i2
SUPERFLUOUs Hair Removed Per-
nanently. Elecxolysis 260 Book
Tower. Ann Stevenson. CA 33is.
PLANTS. BULBS & SEEDS
5. 900 BUSHELS SEED POTATOES
Chppewas and Katahdins from certi-
lied Maine Seeds 50 per bu Days.
HO OO77. Evenings. 10. 2796
WAR WORK WANTED
SHIPPING boxes. crates. all sizes
available. prompt deliveries, complete
packing for overseas shipments
INTERSTATE LUMBER co.
Mound AT I0-Mile Rd. 81 sis1
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HOUSES FOR SALE-WEST
ARTEsIAN, s6sl. NEAR JOY
BRICk-S600 DOWN.


BRICK-S600 DOWN.
Bungalow. rooms , bedrooms on
one floor full tile bath divided base
n1enf for rec room lot t0Ni2O.
50 $50 S4s monthly when paid 10
mortgage Gail CT lfio.
BIRWOOD, 1906
An extra large s-room bungalow on
30 corner lot rooms and lavatory
on 2nd h0or. recreation room lava
tory and ras fireplace in basement
library. master bedroom tiled bath.
rarpeied living and dining rooms
screens, storm sash. gas steam heat:
SI2 100 Shown py appointment
ca. 2065, MA. 5176.
ShARMAN
203 HAMMOND BUILDING
BRAILE. 1884. at Mile. West
Brick, very attractive, rms. and
large attic. dinette with French door
10 rear terrace. on air cond. ut A
dandy AT only $3.50. terms Nieter-
seu UN. 2-li79, PR. 5o27.
CORNELL. ili52. Taylor Twp -
room home with utility room. 2-car
garage, 50, 600, including two vacant
lots 40NiiO Houseman -Spitzley
Corp AT 400
DEAN. AT OUTER DRIVE
e-Toom single 3 bedroom. hot air
heat. IS II lot. garage Priced for
quick sale. 50 $50, with 81 500 down.
Balance AZ $50 per month For appt.
call Milton Buck UN 3-770O
HANNAH REAL ESTATE Elk. Inc
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BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

ALDEN, 15i3T
7-rm. frame. bedrm. dn., 7 up 2
car gar nice condition: near school
and transportation good American
neighborhood. priced for quick sale.
IN $500.
ELMER NJ. CLARK
ASHTON-W. WARREN
large 3-bedrm. one floor; vacant;
fun tile bath large lot. close TO
trans stores and churches. $3.50
will handle. SAL per month.
BRUTON REALTY
1912 ARDMORE We. $3.50
CAPE COD BUNC.
Archdale -Ply mouth; attractive rms
upper ready for plastering. tile fea-
lures, porch; terrace in rear: screens.
storm fenced: gar 81 600 dn.
BRUTON REALTY We. $3.50
CHEYENNE-w CHICAGO Besuti-
fui 6-rm. brick, semi-bung bath
down, Mushroom mp gas heat excel
lent condition; garage. Only $1,000
UN 3-5SOO.
Seldom e. Johnson, Inc.
DEARBORN HOMES PROJECT
2 and bedrooms: spacious. well
ruilt.. 200 moves you in. terms TO
SUIT Madison Construction. CHI.
1922
EIGHT MILE-O Oakland section s.
room bungalow. hedrns. full base
ment; vacant. move in. $500 down.
Special value. Call Mr.. issei. Pi.
1900
HANNAH REAL ESTATE EXCH
ELLSWORTH. Mr.. LIVERNols
S-rm hrickote, new roof. newly deco
rated. painted walls. lovely kitchen.
stoker heat. lear garage. So 200,
81 500 On. IN i.f3OOt
ELMER NJ. CLARK
FACE hrick on corner 10; wears
OLD. large rooms Has everything
LandsCaped 50 900 Terms IN
Assam,
Seldom E. Johnson, IncA
KESosHS, Cratiot Township low
taxes. 6-rm bungalow ? bedrms.
-..aHH-i-ap- -Sk-nnn--cAn M Marsh
Pr $500
HANNAH REAL EST. ExcH.. INC.
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APIS. FOR RENT-Uniurnished

DORA. 725s -Four rooms aud hatn.
uufurnisned near Ford plant S2T 90.
Party can do own decorating No
-NLLafnI MhIfa nrIA VI p-hlll
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SHARMAN
DEARBORN

$500 DOWN MOVE RIGHT IN
Attractive new 6-rm singles
3 bedrooms tile Kitchen and
bath large rooms, very well built
can John r.. Quinlan. Oh 1921
DEARBORN Small homes. farms.
Terms. Martin Realty. DE. 97i3.
EMPIRE. 1859. Lincoln Park. frame.
rooms modern. garage. hot air
heat full basement 81 500. 5000
down. owner. CA. 1882
EVERGREEN ZEN KELL-OUTER
DRIVE DISTRICT
Brick duplex singles. bdrms. 5000
down Cali John Quinlan, CHI. 1921.
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BUS TRANSFORMATION
Moving. Storage. Cartoge

sTSvht9s stSsa90s SoAto9C
ALBRIGHT local moving. Grating.
shipping anywhere. 2i7 East Nil
waukee. Trinity 2-2i1l.
ATLANTIC - Local. padded vans
ZOO Gu. IT,. two men. s. hour. 1890
McNichols. TW. 1-6gO5
GRATING - Shipping. packing our
specially moving and expressing
large, small articles. Day. night
service. Hamilton Moving 4 storage.
t737 Hamilton, TIE 2-7i7O
EAGLE ~ Local. furniture pianos.
store fixtures. safes. machinery
SOP East Warren TT i-241s.
n a II MOVING Grating. packing
shipping one piece or carload. rs
years experience. light hauling and
moving local 97i Lysancer TT.
i-S02i
LfVERNOIS MOVING
Loads TO and from Ohio. Indiana
Illinois Pennsylvania. West Virginia.
New York, Michigan. Storage OF
fireproof construction
qiql LINER%OIS-H $500
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BOARD AND ROOM

BOARD ana room Single beds Home
cooking. Help yourself. 81 ~eeh. %
Parsons
GIRLS Field, 1919. near boulevard
home cooking Three meals. lunches
packed excellent transportation 90
Packard's Hudson's Budd's Briggs
day on night workers. no afternoon
shift Sl2 oil. 6Gta
MELpRUM i726 tForcsl. near
Packard Home privileges. good
transportation Oh i27f
WINDER, 100 tWoodwardl - Com
Portable rooms Excellent meals.
Convenient transportation CHI 1922.
COLORED Room and hoard women
defense workers quiet home, steam
heat TN l-fl1S
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VACANT LOTS FOR SALE

BUY state owned properties. See
your real estate broker
PALMER WOODS. LOT lO0xisi
Beautiful residence section; $40 100
restriction bargain. 81. 500 Judson
Bradwsy Co. RIA 300
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EEQUIRrs TYpfsT FoP fs-HOI'R
WEEK At HAMTRANCK WARE-
HOUSE OFFICE ALSO FTENDC
kAPHEF FOR CREDIT DEPART.
MINT At BROOKLYN AVE or
FfCE. address + % PUx 81
DETROIT 81. STATING ACE AND
EXPERIENCE
TELEPHONE OPERATORS
Are Needs1 NOW Contra. Iaraffrr
Other openings al present faf ClerI.aI
Work. Business Office btpresenta
ives. s~itchDoar1 Helpers. Cafftsfia
Workers
Apply a. AEmploymer' offcs
Oper 2 a. ~ o. f>r m
MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE 20
i3sS Csss Ave Observe WMr R-Ief
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST


Corner Holmes and Mitchell AYES.
April 2
Sunday Services, 10:45 q. m, S
p. m.
Sunday School at 10:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening, meeting at 8
o'clock.
"Unreality" will be the subject Of
the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday,
April End. t.
The Golden Text is from jeremiah
1923. Truly In vain is salvation
hoped for from the hills, and from
the multitude of mountains: truly
In the Lord our God Is the salvation
Of Israel"
Selections from the Bible include
the following: 1.-THE Lord Is my
light and my salvation; whom shall
I fear? the Lord is the strength of
my life; of whom shall be afraid?"
psalm 27:D.
Correlative passages from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy, include
the following (pp.380, 45D: Nothing
Is more disheartening than to be-
heve that there is a power opposite
to God, or good, and that God en-
dows this opposing power with
strength to be used against Him
self, against Life, health, harmony
:. That evil or matter has neither
intelligence nor power, is the doc
trine of absolute Christian Science,
and this is the great truth which
strips all disguise from error
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
MT. OLIVE ZION

Rev. SALESMAN w. Weller, pastor.
Palm Sunday services will be held
tomorrow at 10:45 a. m. with presid-
ing Elder H. r. jackson preaching
on Life. This service will be fol-
lowed by Holy Communion.
A program will be offered at 7:30
p. m. by the senior and junior
choirs. Mrs. Sarah Cross will sing
1.-The Palms.
Church school will be held at $3.50
a. m. with presiding Elder jackson
as speaker.
The Christian Endeavor society
will have their conservation at $50
p. m. and discuss What Is the
Kingdom Of God2" with Miss Hattie
Holmes as leader.
The fourth quarterly conference
Of the church year was held on last
Thursday evening with presiding
Elder H. r. Jackson in the chair.
An extraordinarily successful year
was noted In all departments partic-
ularly the Young Peoples as repre-
Sented by the Athletic and Literary
Circle organized during the year, ,
the Girl Scouts, and the two Young
Peoples Missionary societies. Mrs.
Rosa L. Weller is director Of youth
activities. The conference noted
that there were 10 accessions and
of these seven were conversions to
the Christian faith. The financial
condition Of the church was healthy.
The session was marked by great
enthusiasm and concluded with the
election Of Mrs. Ethel Calling and
Mrs. brady Sturdivant as delegate
and alternate, respectively, to the
annual conference to meet in Wor-
cester in June.
The conference also voted to re-
quest the bishop to annual confer
ence to return their pastor, Rev.
SALESMAN w. Weller and the presid-
ing Elder H. r. Jackson for another
year.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
3 Waterbury People
Now Foster p arents
81 Connecticut Residents Contribute Toward Support
Of United Nations Children in Great Britain

Of New Haven and: Greenwich; four
residents New Britain, Stamford,
and Litchfield; three residents Of
Waterbury, Ridgefield, Middletown,
WeStport; two residents Of Old
Lyme, Sharon, Manchester, Stoning-
ton, and Wilton.
Also one resident Of New Canaan,
Madison, Meriden, WinSted, Tor
'rington, Washington, Gullford,
Woodbridge, Kent, Cromwell, Farm
ington, Riverside, West Cheshire,
Shelton, Huntington, Middlebury,
Hamden, Glenbrook, Wethersfield,
Essex, Somers, Norton Heights, and
Bloomfield.
Waterbury contributors include:
Mrs. Elton s. Wayland, 103 Wood
lawn Terrace; Mrs. Perry Graicer-
stein, Sec'y F. P. Grou.J, Women'S
Educ. Club, IA Buckingham street;
Miss Lillian A. Breethy, Sec'y F. P.
Group, CO American Brass Co.
The projects which the Plan oper-
ateS in England include the follow
ing; The Hampstead Nurseries d.
ICCOcO ny N0LSS A1lII6 x1SuU AuO n0ISs
Dorothy Tiffany Birmingham; the j.
B. PrieStley Nurseries, Herefo yorkshire
the Sanctuary, Stoke Newington;
the Farm Colony, Market Rasen,
and the Westfield Colony.
On the receipt Of an application
by the Foster Parents Plan, the
foster parent receives as soon as
possible, q photograph and a brief
history Of the child and pays SIS
per month for the support Of the
child.
An International Committee COM
posed Of the Earl Of Listowell, the
Viscount Cecil of Chelwood, Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt, Helen Hayes and
Russell Mcguire are sponsoring the
work Of the Foster Parents Plan for
War Children.
More than 10000 children of the
United Nations have been helped by
the Foster Parents Plan since its
inception seven years ago.
South Africa is to have V-mail
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
ADVENT CHRTsTTAN

Rev. Joseph P. G. Johnson. Pastor
Sunday Morning WOrship-1O:30
Organ Prelude-Leon Corliss.
Coronation-"All Hail the Power
Of Jesus Name.
Invocation-(Lord's Prayer).
Responsive Reading-Psalm "a.
Mighty Godl While An
gels Bless.
Word OF God
Anthem And Pastoral Prayer
Offertory And Announcements
Hyrnn-"Alas! And Did My Sa-
viour Bleed. -
Sermons Sixth Message From
The Cross.
Communion
Hymn-"Blest Bhe The Tie That
Binds"
Evening Worship
Organ Prelude-Mrs. Edwin Mix.
Sermon-"Was Pilot on Trial
With Christi"
Appointments
| Choir Rehearsal, 1918; Church
School, 11:45; Evening Worship,
TOO: Prayer Service. $50: Loyal
Workers Tuesday, 7:45; VIII. F. M.
Thursday, 2.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
MORT CONNOR
NIGHT PLANNED
Sheridan Council to Honor
Popular Financial Secre-
tary Tuesday Evening

Mortimer j. Conner. veteran Of
ficer Of Sheridan Council, "a,
knights of Columbus, will be honor
ed at regular meeting of the order
next Tuesday night at the Columbus
Club, 70 North Main street. Mr..
Connor has been Financial Secre-
tary Of the council for Is years, as
Stunning office shortly after the close
Of World War I.
Mr.. Conner for years was one
of a trio of officers who had given
lengthy service to the order, the
others including the late William
Guilfoile, Recorder, and James
Burnes. Treasurer. both of whom
had retained their official capaci-
ties year after year.
AS Financial Secretary Of the K.
Of c. Mort" Conner was personally
acquainted with thousands of men
who had joined the order prior to
his taking office, as well as COM
ing in later years. During his re-
gime the council was responsible for
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL

Rev. Conner r. Lewis, pastor.
Sunday school will be held tomor-
row at 10 a. m.
1.-THE Day of Acclamation' will be
the pastors sermon subject at 10:45.
A musical program will also be Of
fered featuring a solo, 1.-THE Palms"
by George Moeller.
Tuesday afternoon at 2, the Get
Together club will meet at Mrs.
Domenic Castaldo's home on Wash
ington avenue.
Wednesday afternoon the Ladies'
Aid will meet at 2:30 and at 7 p. m.
the Girl Scouts will convene.
Thursday evening at 8, a union
communion service will be held.
Other churches participating will be
Second Congregational, Bunker Hill
Congregational, italian Congrega-
tional and West Side Hill Method
list. The speaker will be Rev. DR..
John G. Walker, pastor Of the Sec
ond church.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
FIRST CHURCH
Rev. B. Kenneth Anthony, Pastor

Sunday Services .
Church School for the juniors and
older at 9:45; nursery through the
third grade at 11-during the
church hour.
Owing to the recent illness Of Mr..
G. Loring Burwell, the choir direc-
tor, the choir will not sing "Olivet
to Calvary" as announced but the
two anthems viii be taken from 1t.
Mr.. Anthony will preach on the
subject THE Undefended Conquer
or,
Chrismon Society in the church
parlors at S. Miss Gwen Petitjean
will lead Lenten discussion on the
Kingdom Of Cod.
Union service in First Methodist
church at 1880.
Notices For The Week
Monday, $50 p. m. The Mems
League viii have supper followed
by a talk by Mr.. Gabriel Price, Div
ision Chief Of the waterbury Of
flee Of the Internal Revenue Dept.
He will speak on income taxes.
Tuesday. 4 p. m. Boy Scouts,
Troop No. ~ in the Scout House.
$50 p. m. Girl Scouts, Troop No.
8 in the Scout House. -
Wednesday. 10 q. m. There win
be sewing for the Red Cross. Bum
dies for America and the hospital
in the church parlors. Coffee viii
be served-workers take their sand
witches.
Thursday, 8 p. m. Holy Thursday
Communion win be a service Of cam
dies and shadows from an ancient
Fourth Centural ritual. Recogni-
ton Of those who have belonged 10
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01

Eighty-seven residents Of Connec-
ticut have contributed toward the
support Of children Of the United
Nations in Great Britain, through
the Foster Parents Plan for War
Children, for March. it was an
nounced yesterday by Mrs. Edna
Blue, Plan Executive Chairman.
American headquarters Of the Plan
are at IS West And Street, New
York City.
.Forty-one children's projects are
operated by the Plan in England, at
which Polish, French, Czech, Dutch,
Belgian, Austrian, Hungarian, Nor
wegian, Danish, Spanish, British,
and anti-Nad German children are
cared for.
Contributors include fourteen res
idents Of Hartford; eight residents
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN

Rev. John N. c. Mohrmann, pastor.
No Sunday school will be held to-
morrow. Regular services will be
held at 1915 and 1880.
The order Of worship will be as
follows:
Organ prelude
Emil Wall
Opening Hymn
Kyrie
Gloria In ExcelsiS
Epistle Lessons-Phil. 2, Sill
Hymn
Gospel Lesson, Matt. 81, 10
Reciting Of the Apostles Greed
Sermon by the "Christ'S
Entry Into Jerusalem"
Offertory
Good Friday ecening there will be
English services at 8 with distribu-
ton Of holy communion.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
SALVATION ARMY
182-186 Cherry Street.

Major and Mrs. Hugo Wiberg,
Off1cers-in- Charge.
Major and Mrs. Ernest Marshall
divisional officers in Hartford, will
be guests of the local corps of the
Salvation Army, 1856 Cherry street,
and will have charge of the regular
Sunday evening service at eight.
Major Marshall will bring the mes
sage Of the evening, and his topic
will be, 1.-THE Real Meaning Of Lib
erty."
Other services during the day in
clude, Sunday school at 10 a. M:
Holiness meeting at II a. m; Young
Peoples Legion meeting at $3.50 p.
M; and an open-air service at
North Square at 1880 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
FIRST BAPTIST

Rev. David +. Games, PASTOR
Sunday. April 2, the Juniors and
intermediates will observe Palm
Sunday by viewing the Elsie Anna
Wood pictures on the Life Of Christ.
Anyone interested in these modern
pictures by the English artist are
invited to join the group at eleven
o'clock. y,
The First Baptist Church Women
will meet Wednesday, April S, 2:30
p. m. Colonel Frank Hayes, a re-
tired Army Chaplain will speak
Mrs. p. e. Dixon will preside at a
gift box opening. The board will
meet at 2 o'clock. The hostesses will
be Mrs. Harold Johnston, Mrs. VIII
liam Hall and Mrs. Norman Law
son.
The Willow Street Group will
meet at the church for covered
dish luncheon and business session
at 1890 p. m, Wednesday, April S.
preceding the women's meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1944-04-01
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL
Rev. Francis Ayres, pastor
HOLY WEEK SERVICES

Monday-Holy Communion, 7:25
a, m. Ante-C Communion, 1000 a. M;
MONDAY service, Rev. E. Einar
Kron, 1925 p. M: Evening Prayer
at War Shrine, Sis p. m.
Tuesday-Holy Communion, TBS
a. M: Ante Communion, 1000 a. m.
MONDAY Service: Rev. Ivy Snuff,
1925 p. M! Evening Prayer at War
Ehine, Sis p. m.
Wednesday = Holy Communion,
1000 a. M; MONDAY Service: The
Rev. Jonathan Reid, 1925 D. M:
Evening Prayer at War Shrine, Sis
p. m.
(There will be no Wednesday
Evening Preaching Service during
Holy Weekly
Maundy Thursday-Holy Com
munion, 7:25 a. m. and 10000 a. M;
MONDAY service, Rev. Robert Hey
denrich, 1928 p. m; Holy Com
munion at Southmayd Home, 400
p. m; (The st. Johns Girl Scout
Troop will form the choir at this
service; Evening Prayer at War
Shrine, Sis p. m. Holy Communion,
800 p. m.
Good Friday-Ante- Communion
7:25 a. M; Morning Prayer and
Sermon, 1000 a. M; Three Hour
Service, 1900 to 800 p. m.
The The Seven Words: LIST, Rev.
j. D. Snavely; End, Rev. w. Wright;
Bird, Rev. s. w. Weller; 4th, Rev.
T. L. Sinclair; 5th. Rev. K. An
thony: 9Th, Rev. D. P. Gaines; It'll,
Rev. j. G. Walker.
The Crucifixion, 500 p. m.
Easter Even-Ante- Communion,
TBS a. m; Holy Baptism, 400 p. m.
Easter Day-Holy Communion
and Address. TOO a. m; Holy Com
munion and Sermon, 1O:45 a. M;
Sunday School Festival, 400 p. m.
(There will be a service of Holy
Communion at the Waterbury Hos
pital at $50 a. mo-