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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
Film Time Clock

ADAMS-"BAbss on swing street" l2;44,
7 ' a no Ssi i:ss. 4S4s. 794a. io To-: p m,
BRoADwAY-CAPIToL-" Lively" II
a; m. 2;os, sac, s:49; IL midnight
1921 p. m.
cNEMA-Isla." la:as. AaT 4as
tains." l3.l5. ans. ais. s:is. SIS,
1913 p. m.
powSrowN1.Kln{ sisters. Ills. g., sstts,
2:5o, 5:S5. $40. 1880 p m.
FISHER-"Dr. wHssell." 2.20. sac, 1922
m: Lady. Let's Dance" i2;S2. 4;5s,
Sox-dIaurs." II m. lisa. 44s
soefi.. i ASA s.2s, els. s:iI ?, m D''O'
MADIsON-'Dr. WaSsell." IL a. m, 2:47
e:st. io;2i p m; Lady. Let's Dance ="
MICHIGAN - Arsenic and Old Lace. .
1918. 3:44. 7:05. 1926 p. m; Block
Busters" ii;22 q. m. 2;4S. 6;o4
f2LSs-sTArE-"Abrosd with Two Yanks. 81
1870, Ass, $50. sos, lo:3o p. m;
"cAn OF the Jungle" li:i5 a. m. 1850
TEiESEws-NewS. short subjects. a. m
70 UNITED n ( AKrIsrs-"Frenehmsn,. Greek, +.
ii:4s a. m. 1850. 500. 7:34. 1000
D. M; ITO the Ladies" ii:20 a. m. All,
4:43. tbs. SAT p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
HOLLYWOOD Paradox Mates in Film

LUCILLE GLEASON will play
the role of Mrs. Al Henry, wife OF
the kindly milkman in The
Clock" starring Judy Garland
and Robert Walker.
The millman is played by
James Gleason, who happens 10
be Lucille's husband in real life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-11-08
The Opera Merry Widow
Refreshing at Wilson
BY IRMENGARD PoHRT

ing, but his comedy is excellent
and even though it shouldn't hap
pen to make you laugh his ability
to 60 into a deep7seated, chuck
ling, gasping fit of merriment GER
tainly will.
The charm of this Merry
Widow" doesn't, however, lie just
in its singing and acting, for the
dance sequences are beautifully
executed and costumed and are a
ioy to behold.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
Catholic Information
A private wire to God.

possible for 60 sweet and sacred a message to come via Q mere piece of copper wire, perhaps somewhere along the line, filthy with scot end dlrts
 "Although the oathollc priest has the chflst-glven power Co forgive sins, he ls also like our private wire to God. We need not consider whether he, as a man, le sinful or unworthy. if we think Of him At an, lt is as on instrument through which comes Co us, who arc truly pertinent, Gods own mOrlgul foF- Rlveness just aB surely a. comes the human voice over the telephone wire.
 "Thus from the time when chrht empowered Ills first priests Co fore give sins by the words, "Whoao sins you shall forgive, they are forgiven them; and whose sins you shall res tain, they are retained, up Co thle day and hour, the Catholic hes aA the priesthood hla private wire hp cod for the conseaslng Oe hiH sins and for the receiving os divine seFs glvenesB and sAvor,"
 Information on anything cathoha will be mailed you gratln, C yog write Co st. Francis Xavier children of Mary, e2O Baldwin sk, water bury,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
Former Local Curate
 Returning Tomorrow
Rev. Richard Enrich to Preach at Trinity Church Con.
 ference on Fellowship Through Education"

A conference will De held tomor- row afternoon and evening ct Trln- fly church on Prospect street under the auspices of the Priests Fellow. ship of the Diocese of Connecticut and in cooperation with the Ma. tlonal Council of the Episcopal church, it was announced this morning by Rev. Roger 3. T, Ander. son, pastor.
 The subject will be "The Fellow. ship of the Church" and the com ference leader will be Rev, Joseph Racioppi, rector of Trinity church, Bridgeport
 The conference will begin at { p. m. with devotlons. At 4:i3 Rev. Frank T. Carrithers, rector of st. Georges church, Newburgh, N. xp will speak on "FeilowShip of Wor' Ahip,"
 Rev. Richard 6. Enrich, pros fessog at the Theological school at Cambridge, Mass, and . former church here, will speak At ?. m. on "Fellowship Through Educa. ton"
 A supper will be served at 6 ?. m, in the dining room of the parish house. Evensong will be sung at 2 with . sermon by Rev. Gerald F, Burrlll of the National Council, New York City.
 church follow:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
ST. PAUHS EPISCOPAL
 (Wateryille)

Murray w. Dewart viii Do ct st. Paul's tomorrow for the service of Morning Prayer ct ii:00 o'clock Church School will meet ct o:30 o'clock.
 Members of the Sunday School are asked to bring in their coin boxes for tho et, Paul's Parish Building Fund tomorrow ct e:30 c. m. in the Parish House.
 There will Do on important SaOOt- ing Of the WeoverS Wednesday OVes ming, September 2Tth ct 500 o'clock In the Parish House.
 The Viewers will hold c dance on Saturday night, September S0th at 500 o'clock in the Parish House.
 Anyone who wishes to put flowers on the altar for any of the next four Sundays is asked to get in touch with Mrs. Clifford Clark, 3se70D,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
FIRST METHODIST Rev. John J. snavely D.D.,
 Pastor

6h0bVk
 September 24
 Morning Worship, iO;3O 4. M. Organ Prelude Hymn-"Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee" Call To Prayer Prayer for Pardon Lords Prayer Choir Anthem Scripture Lesson Pastoral Prayer Offertory-- Consecration of Church School LeadeFB-- Hymn-'Lead On, o King Eternal Sermon-'"qoing Forward"
 Dr, Snavely Hymn-"dod Of Grace And God
 Of Glory Benediction- Organ PoStlude---
 Rally Day Program i0:30 c. Ili.-Church Worship. 1i:0b c. m.-junior and Younger grade classes. ii;40 c. Tn,--Speeiai Rally Day Pfo- gram for ail departments church school auditorium 800 p. fn.--The Waterbury Youth Council will meet in the First Baptist church. Election Of ofi- cefs will take place and plans for the F, Stanley Jones ineet-
 ings will be made. 500 D, fny--T'he Methodist Youth
 Fellowship will meet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23

Editor Tall Tower Topics. Will you mention how very nice and thoughtful the policeman was who was on duty at S:3O p, m. week ago last Thursday evening in front of Loews POl Theatre? do not kno" his name but furious the hurricane was at that time 1t good to sec someone as thougni"l as he. He would blow his whistle and make the DusseS draw up in front of the theatre then open the lobby doors despite the blowing wind and heavy rain, and call out where each bus was headed as convenience to the people within the lobby Such courtesy Wortn
 mentioning as 1t doesn't to be practiced too much these days. Mrs Andrew Finley 1Sl Chestnut Avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
WATERYILLE UNION

Rev, Milton B. NibonI phStof
 Sunday, September M io:00 6, Ffl.-Morning Worship. Pas. tor preaching on "IEumblenesS In The Christian" ii:o0 c. fn.-sunday School, Carl Frooiich, superintendent. Glasses for oil ages.
 T:30 D. m. - Evening evangelistic service. Message by the pastor. 4 T:so ]. m.--cottase prayer msst- ing.
 Wednesday--
 7:1S D. m. - Special missionary
 service at the church. Rev.
 Hundrick of the South Amef-
 lean Indian Mission aG
 speaker. Mir. Hundrick hos
 done outstanding work ii
 South America for twenty
 years, and will bring Us c
 waFmhearted m isBtonary
 message.
 There will Dc no mid.week service The New England Yellowship viii sponsor the first in Q monthly series Of Bible Conferences In coopeFas ton with other nelghboflng churches Thursday, october 5 at the Waterville Union church at 7:4b D. Fa. The speaker is DF. CnaFles C. Y nys;sssiistle asss.lnss, Rsy, shsI. dea xzeIisley, 0oteteF ib Co se,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
MT. OLIVE A. M. E. ZION Rev. s. W. Weller, minister

Sunday to be observed aS Mis- sionary Day.
 i0:00 Q. m.-Rev. Weller will ad- dress the Sunday Church School on Missions.
 ii:00 c. nn.--public worship and ser- mon, auspices of the Women's Missionary Societies. The wo- men will have charge of the service and the sermon Cast. ing Bread Upon The Waters will be preached by the pastor, A chorus of women will sing GOO p. in,-Missionary program by the three missionary depart ments. Mrs. Sarah Fitzgerald, president; Mrs. Elob Munson, Vice-president; Mrs. Sarah Gross, secretary and Mrs. Louise Spann, treasurer of the Man. agement Committee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
ADVENT CHRISTIAN Rev Joseh P. c. Johnson, pastor

September 2A, io44
 Morning Worshlp-1O,3O Organ Prelude .. MT. Leon Corliss oronation--"All Hail The Power
 Of Jesuls" vocatlon-Lord's Prayer) Gloria Responsive Reading. Psalm i-- Hymn-"Love DivIn, All Love
 Exeelling" Word of God Anthem and Pastoral Prayer (Response)- Oifertory and Announcements Hymn-"When Jesus Shall Gather The Nations" Sermon-"T'he Final Triumph Of
 Justice" Hymn--"called To The Feast By
 The King" Benediction and Postlude-
 Evening WOrshlp-7;OO 1 Organ Prelude ,.,.a, Leon Corliss Sermon Democracy In Action"
 Appointments i0:i6 a. Tn,-Choir Rehearsal. ii:46 c. m.-Church School. FOO D. m.-Evening Worship. 7:4b D, m.--Loyal Workers Tues
 day. 200 ?. m.-W. H. r. M. will meet
 Thursday.
 7:4B D. ni.-V.Day service og praise
 will be observed upon announce
 nleflt of the fall Of Germany. Special Service Sunday eyenin, September 24th at q, c special service will be held for friends of the U, S. Time. The sub- ject will Dc Democracy Tn Action. T
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
ALL SAINTS
(OakVIlleD

Mir. Lackey will be nt All saints tomorrow for the service Of Morn ing Prayer ct ii:00 o'clock. Chureh school will meet at 0;a0 Q. m,
 The flowers on the altar will be given by Mrs. Ivan Rose in loving memory of her grandmother, Mrs George Lutz- .,,
 The WomenS Auxiliary Of All Saints will meet Wednesday after noon, September 27th ct two o'clock ct the Parish Hall.
 Rev. Robert Riemenschneider will be at All Saints for the service of Holy Communion Sunday, October ist
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23

"f must say,D stated Bill. "thAt I do not ike this Catholic Idea Of confegslnR ones sins Co A mere mon --perhAps Q pad man for ell you know" Fa
 q must say,o replied "that ! don't like even the thought Of Q priest, who has conseorated his life to 0od and His works, being Q bad man. Of the scores of priests l have known each has been Co me e marvel of goodness, klndllness and sanctity.
 But" I went on, flor the sake os argument, we'll mentally create the worst man you con think of, and make him priest. Then we come to the thought that is bother Ing you: How can 90 bad . man do so godly an act aB forglving slnsp My answer is thls slnllltude;
 "A young man quarrels with his fiancee and breaks the engagement, Later he realizes his fault and his loss. Tn great distress he telephones the young lady, corfegses his guilt, and asks for her forgiveness and tho return of her love, To his great Joy back over the wire comes thO sweetest of all voices forglvlng him and agreeing to take him back Co her heart again.
 "Sow, what would that happy young man think if some skeptio were to tell him that it was i'm.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
BUNKER TETLL CONG. RAx. Alan M. EalrhAnk, pastor

pr. wilson Hume, Ph. D., YMCA' secretary in Lahore, India, for 90 years who was Q Japanese prisoner for c year and Q half, will speak ct the il o'clock worship tomorrow morning on 'rn Japanese Prison Camp" He will also address the Pilgrim Fellowship meeting At D:S0 D. m,
 pr, Hume returned to the United states aboard the drlpsholm in September Of Io43 and is now await Ing orders to return to India.
 Sunday school will be held ct e:<5 c. m. tomorrow
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
CHURCH ACTIVITIES
ALL SOULS
Rev. Thomas slnclaIr, pastor

Il sNSFe SAASahN9 SsAeSetsaAt . NobSh
 Holy Communion will be cele- brated tomorrow morning at 8.
 There will be no church school but special family service will be held at Il, with Helen R, Stevens, diocesan director of religious edu- cation, as guest speaker,
 The first meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary will be held Monday, Oct. 2.
 On V-Day the church will be open for prayer and there will be special services of prayer at 10 Q, fn., { D. m, and @ p. m, provided the time the pastor is notified permits of the same.
 1n q special letter to parlshioners, Rev. MT. Sinclair, states The War will be won soon, Continuing he says;
 Then comes the winning of the peace, VIII we win that too It Is by no means certain. It cannot be won in 6 short time. It cannot be won by our officials, diplomats and dele. gates to the peace conference, In the last analysis the war will be won by the men in the ranks, So also must the peace be won by the people in the ranks--people like you ard me. Many have worked hard In the Red Gross, hospitals and fac. tories to provide the materials es- sertIal to winning the war. Are we willing to work as hare to produce the Spiritual Qualities Essential to the winning Of the peace9 Is it too much to aSk that you thirk serious ly about 1t and make an honest de. cislonp The peace may be lost and there be another great war because people are negligent and indifferent Wr would not think much of Q private soldier who adopted the at- titude that he could do nothing to heip win the war or that what he could do was SO small there was no usO doing anything Are we going tc adopt such an attitude with regard to winning the peace7 We want sol- diers each os which thinks he can do something towards winning the wal and will do what he can, Any other attitude would Do dlsloyal and unpatrlotic. Ths same SoldS true of us if we fail to do what we can to win the peace. We want c just and durable peace. How much are we willing to do to get It. Our soldiers are giving much. Some are givintr their lives, some their eyes and some their arms and legs. We are asking them 70 do that-asking them to make whatever sacrifices are neceS- Sary. They are asking us to make aS great sacrifices to win the peace How false we will Do to them if we do not. Each of Us can do something toward producing the spiritual qual- itiea necessary to the winning Of the peace if only we are willing"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
GRACE METHODIST
 WatAFVilia

Evan 1T. Bergwall, minister
 Sunday, September 2A
 Missionary Sunday 9!45 Q. in.-sunday School. Vincent Leonard in charge, ii:00 c. fn.-Morning Worship, Prelude Hymn-"savour Like A Shepherd Lead Us" Call to Worship The Invocation-- Responsive Reading for the seth Sunday Apostles Creed, The Gloria Patri-- Anthem-by the Women's ChoruS- Scripture Lesson--St, Luke 2i;islo- Pastoral Prayer Prayer Response Announcements Hymn" The Morning Light k Breaking" Presentation of TitheS and ofHer- ingS- Doxology- sermon-"The Power of conSe. erated Talent"
 Rev, DergwAii Hymn--"o zion, Haste" 6onealctlon- Threefoid Amen, silent Meditation Postiude--
 TOO ?. M., Evening Service Wesley Night. The hymns, bieg. rAphy and sermon will center around the Founders of Method. ism.
 Advance Notices Wednesday, September 27th- 7;46 ?, m. = Everyman's Bible
 Glass in tho church. 7;30 ?. m.-MisslonaFy Circle Of
 the W. 6, c. 6. will also meet
 in the church. Thursday, September 20th- 8;00 D. Ti.-Methodist Youth Fel-
 iowship.
 7:30 D. m. - Finance Committee
 meeting in the church, Friday, September 2oth- 3:30 D. nn4-Junior Choir. 730 D, fn.-Women's Chorus. Sunday, October ist-- World Wide Communion Sunday.
 Special "FeilowShip of Suffer.
 ing and Service" Offering. Monday, October 2nd- Election to the board of trustees
 and first quarterly conference Tuesday, october 3rd- Family night with pr. and Mrs.
 John 0. Walker as guests.
 "Buba, the Queen of tho Car-
 ribbean" will be given as an
 illustrated lecture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
THIRD CONdRRoATToNAL

NgV QoEnof 1N BoWtB, paBtor
 Rally Day will Dc observed tomoFs row with the Sunday School session being omitted. The entire service will Do held at i0:4B c. n. under the direction Of Sunday School Super intendent8 Arthur Nichols and Annie Barrie, A patriotic program entitled, Your Flag And Mine" will Do offered along with [ candleiight ceremony.
 Tuesday evening the sym class will meet ct Q.
 Wednesday afternoon at 2,So the WomeS's detsTogether Club will convene.
 Sunday, October 1, viii De ob- served as wegid Communion euns
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
FrRRT CIIURCM

At the morning service at il Rev Kenneth Anthony will preach on 00od and Our Lives" Assisting in the service will Dc Sylvia eperry, Frederlck Tullar, Margaret Weth. ereil and Helen Babson reporting on summer conferences and young peoples program.
 The high school group of young people will have Q picnic at the patronage, o Hewlett street ct c o'clock. This will Do followed by c meeting planning for the fall pro- gram of the society,
 Notices for the Week
 The Girl Scouts, Troop No, Q will meet in the Scout House Tues' day ct b;30.
 There will be 6 meeting in the parlors on Wednesday starting at 10 to work for the Red Gross and Bundles for America.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23

The current issue of the Jesuit weekly, America has the last in series of three articles written by Lieut. John L. Bonn, Navy chaplain at ottunwa, Iowa Father Bonn was formerly instructor at Boston College Ills previous articles appeared in June and July numbers Q, the nerodca and have been commented and reprinted in Catholic and secular publications The last Of the three articles is called "The Picture: Chrstendom or Chaos"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Rev. DF. JOhn 0. Walker, Pastor
 Sunday, September e

1i;00 Q. m.
 Order os Morning WOFshlp Prelude: Andante cantabiie Procossional hymn: Worship the Lord in the Beauty of Holiness Call to Worship, Invocation ard Lords Prayer.
 Anthem: Lord, For Thy Tender MercieS' Sake
 Responsive Reading; Selection 600 Gloria PatFi shephard
 Scripture Reading Prayer
 offcFtory quartet Sun Of My soui Doxoiogy
 ChiidrOfiS Sermon Hymn: The King Of Love My Sermon; 4 Report on the Grand Rapids Council.
 IsecesSlonai Hymn: Father As mighty Bless Us with Thy Blessing Service Of Baptism Benedicticfi
 Pcstlude: Grand Chorus Congregation standing The Flowers Are nj Memory Of
 Kenneth 4. EVitts IN MEMORHAM
 Mrs. Irving Hail Chase September ie, 1ol4 4 member for more than e years, having joined the Second Church July {, 1860.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
THOMAsToN BETHLEHEM
 EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
North Main Street at Electric Ave,

North Main Street at Electric Ave.
 Rev, E. Elnar Kron, pastor Sunday, Sept. 24, Sixteenth Sun day after Trinity,
 Church school conveneS at 10, with Prank o. Benson in charge. Divine worship at 3 in the after- noon (lnstead os FOO in the eve ning). The service will Do held in the afternoon because of the in- Stallatlon of Pastor Theodore E. Palmer in Emanuel Lutheran church. of Manchester in the evening. The sermon subject at the afternoon, services will be Making Good HIS Claims"
 T'hursday, Sept, 20
 The LadIes' Aid will meet ih the afternoon At the home Of Mrs, Hanna Johnson, 2C2 North Main SC.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
 Rev. E, Elnar Kron, pastor a,,aAav aaneasahar QA

Rev. D. Elnar Kron, pastor
 sunday, September 24
 sixteenth Sunday after Trinity Church school and Bible class at 0.3O Q. m.
 Divine Worship at i0:46, when the sermon will he on the topic 'Resurrectlon Realities Revealed" The postponed meeting of the Augustana Aid Association will Dc held ct l2 noon,
 Calendar for Week of Sept. 2A Wednesday-The Daughters oi Zion will serve 6 supper in the social rooms of the church, with servings at b:30 and 0;30.
 wednesday ct e-The Church Choir meets for practice.
 Thursday ct The Church school stan will meet at the home of MT. and Mrs. Henry T. Johnson on Prospect road
 Friday at e--The Lutheran Broth' erhood convenes in the social roonia of the church. All men welcome, Saturday at e:30 c. Ti.-The Junior Confirmation Glass meets.
 Saturday Jat 3--The Junior Luther League meets at church for hike and dog roast"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
Good Evening,
-. A =
A IS FOR AUTUMN

Autumn has come once again, Heirh, hol the wind and the rain m she came with mighty rush, Thunder lightning rain, then great hush Autumn is here right on the button, Autumn, you see, IS a sort of glutton For cutting up in very fine style, Gale a-hlowlng by the mile, Autumn is here, came with the sun, fine day indeed to make home run Autumn has come once again, Heirh, ho, the wind and the rainl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23

Staff Sergeant John Mazz of the Trenton, New Jersey MazzS visited several Waterbury friends this week while on furlough and had quite Interesting yarn to tell. His godfather Sgt Tony sacco son of Domenie Sacco of 1l3 South View Street and former gutars ana vocalist with Bobby Grants famous Society Orchestra and he met up some time ago in Rome Italy, their first meeting in 10 years Later when Mazz was nluTed a, 1T, action In Italy, his nurse was none other than Lieut. Donahue of Laval Street neighbor of his godfather
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23

Mrs James Twain of Torrington will be recipient or the Air Medal with three Oak Leaf Clusters for her son. First Lieutenant James A. Twain. prisoner ot war, SV tomorrow It. Twain been cited for courage and skl during 20 bomber combat missions over enemyoccupied and review in which the Bradley Field Band color guard and troops of enlisted men and WAcs will par tcipate
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
CHRIST CHAPEL

Rev. Samuel Budde, Pastor
 Confirmation instructions for ad- ultS and young people are being given Sundays at 400 D m.
 A Donation Gard Party for the benefit of the Christmas Box Fund for Service Men and Women will De held on Tuesday. September 20th at S;30 D. m. at the Chapel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
I'M EM.

George F. Higgins of lsS Walnut Street was com n,lsuoned an ensign in the U. S. Naval Reserve wed nesday of this in Ithaca, N. Y He was member os a class of lss midshipmen to complete four month course in the Naval Training School at Cornell University.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
gT. PAUL's METHODIST

Rev. Edwin Hemple, pastor
 Sunday School viii Dc held ct e:S0 C. iii. tomorrow.
 Worship services viii be conducted at i0:46 with Rev. pr. Albert F Marion, district superintendent 0f the New Nayen district Of Meths odist cIiuFches, as guest speaker, He viii also ofIaciate at baptismei which vii follow.
 The chfistIan FeIIowShip hour v.N..i. VII bs held ThuEsday evening as 2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23

Six policemen yesterday celebrated their third anniversaries as regulars on the Waterbury Police Department They are Harold Green, Jerry kenney' Joe Murphy Carnne Alblno, Paul Laguna and John Driscoll. The latter, shortly after being made regular enlisted in the Coast Guards and is now Serv ing in Boston, Mass.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL ROY, EfAneiA AYrAA. PAAtor

Rev, Francis Ayres, Pastor Holy Communion will Do admin isteTed tomorrow ct Q.
 e:30 c. I1,-Sunday School.
 l0:4S .. Tn.-Morning Prayer and Sermon,
 500 p. m.-IGvening Prayer at the War Shrine.
 The hymns ct the i0:4b service VIII be Holy Father, Great Crea- tor", There's A Wilderness Tn Gods Mercy, and God IS Our Strong. hold And Our Stay" The anthem, will De T Am The Lord by Dema. rest.
 The flowers on the altar will De in loving memory Of Minnie Brown Ransom. The flowers on the or. gan VIII Do in loving memory Of Frank A. Drede.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23

John Mccarthy, son of MT. and Mrs Michael Me- Carthy of 6S South Elm Street has been promoted by the Navy from seaman first class to CoxSwaln Louise Mcdonald Brown and Raymond Fullier0 were sponsors at the recent baptSmal of Joyce Wilhelna Andrus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs; Arthur M Andrus Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23

Private Mae Honegger has been transferred to Fort Sheridan, Illinois. Cliff Green of Oakville spent several days in New York City this week visiting song publishers in the hope of selling them some of ms latest contributions. Rev GOmer R. Lewis, pastor of the Third Congregational Church is going to MarthaS Vineyard the latter part of next week to help repair his cottage which badly battered by the recent hrri cane. His wife and daughter are there at present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-09-23
RT. I0HN,R LUTHERAN

Rev. John N. Q. Mohrmann, pastor
 Sunday School will be held to- morrow morning at Q.
 The worship services will be held at i0:90 and ii;30 with the pastor preaching on the subject, The WI. dows Son Raised