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LUTHERANS WILL
Wittenberg, Germany, Scene ol
400th AnniYersary
WlttfiibPrit, Ocrmany, June II OP)
Thn 4uOth anniversary of the
foil n 'ling of the first German par.
ormge will be celebrated here to
morrow with elaborate xerclsci, in
commemoration of the marriage on
June 13, 1935. of Martin Luther to
Kathurlna Von Bora, a nun who re
nounced her vowi.
Numerous descendant! of the
creator reformer have been Invited
to tho festivities which will Include,
a procession from .uther'i home to
the City church, laying of the cor
iifrslono of tho "Katharlnonattft,'
which Is to be the deaconess' mother
house, and a concert In the evening.
Kntlmrlna Luther, who Is held In
rlgh esteem by the Germans as a
model pastor's wife, found time to
mine hees and cattle, plant a large
Rtrden and brew beer, besides acting;
as hontess to her famous husband's
liumerous friends.
Enumeration of even an approxl
male number of the authentic de
tcendants of Martin Luther for the
anniversary Is Impossible, as In the
courso of generations many have
changed their names and a number
of clnfrch registers are missing, ac
cording to Dr. Paul Luther.
Dr. Luther, a member of the
Tiolchstag and pastor of Trinity
church, Derlln, Is himself a direct
drscindnnt of Luther's son, who be
came body surgeon to the elector of
lirnmlonburg, Joachim II.
It la believed that Chancellor
J.ulhcr Is nleo a descendant of the
frreat reformer, but hla ancestry
cannot be traced In church registers
f'Jrtlicr back than J 828.
Religious hems
OFFfCIAl TITLE
IT P OUT
Belgian Balloon Race Award
Still Pending
Brussels, Be-lfri im, June 13 Iff)
I leal ranltinjr nf the competitors In,
Tne annual collection for the
Children a Home In Cromwell will
do tanen at the meeting of the
Swedish Bethany church tomorrow.
The summer schedule will go into
enect at the Stanley Memorial
church next Hunday, all departments
of tho church school meeting ut S
o'clock In the morning and morning
worsnip win be held at 10 o'clock.
The Mothers Jewels of the Trinity
M. E. church will hold an outdoor
plcnlo at Rackliffe'i grove Saturday
afternoon, leaving the church at
2:30 o'clock.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society of the Trinity M. E. chnrch
has elected the following officers for
.next year: President, Mrs. Lllllo
Stotts; first vice-president, Mrs. A.
A, Mills; second vice-president, Mrs.
V." C. Talmadge; recording secre
tary, Mrs. W. C. Manee; correspond
ing secretary, Mr. L. H. Hanford!
treasurer, Mrs. Benton Parker; sec
retary of missionary education, Mlaa
Gladys Shaler. secretary of temper
ance, Mrs. C. J. Rymonds; secretary
of mite boxes, Mrs. Kred Booth;
secretary of thank offering, Mrs.
Abble Ladd; secretary of Christian
stewardship, Mrs. Frank Barrett;
secretary of evangelism, Mrs. James
Healey.
The senior department of the
Trinity M. E. church school will
hold a picnic Monday evening.
The Phllathea class of the Trinity
M. E. church will go on a picnic
to Iiackllffe's grove on Tuesday evening.
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 19L.
Haven will preach at the South Con.
grcgatlonul church tomorrow morn
ing. The executive committee of the
South Congregational church Broth
orhood will meet at 6:16 o'clock
Monday afternoon;
The standing committee of the
South Congregational church will
meet In the church office at 7:S
o'clock Tuesday evening.
The Junior auxiliary of the South
Congregational church will sponsor
a picnic for young people at 6:30
o'clock Thursday afternoon. The
annual plcnlo of the South Congre
gational church school will be hold
at Lake Compounce Kuturday.
VACATION BIBLE
SCHOOL! START
Sessions Will Be Held This Year
in Methodist Church
CHILDREN'S DAV
IN THREE SCHOOLS
Stanley Memorial, Methodists
and People's Churches Exercises
Church Services
There will be a strawberry festi
val at the German Baptist church
Friday evening.
New members will be welcomed
at the German Baptist church to
morrow morning.
Rev, Joseph Cony MacDonald nf
Christ Presbyterian church, New
York city, will speak at the First
Congrefational church tomorrow
morning. Rev. Theodoro A. Greene.
the pastor, will preach at the South
Congregational church, Springfield,
Mans., whenco his sermon will be
Droaucast through Station VBZ.
Rev. A. D. Helnl'nger will apeak
on "The Anil-Christian Mnvrmt
China" At MlA monitnn 41.-
the (Jordon Bcnre'.t balloon race Is First Congregational church men's
Mug withheld by tne Belgian AeroBb!c class tomorrow noon
club nendinp; the return of Veen-,
Warren M. Blodgett, director of
religious education, will speak at
the meeting of the First Congrega
tional church Young People's meet
ing tomorrow evening on "Follow
ing Christ." Vahran Hovhancsian
will lead the meeting. There will bo
an Instrumental trio by Miss Nancy
Doane, Bliss B. Clark 'and Leon
Uradlev.
sira. pilot of t!ii Prlnco Leopold.
1'pon the offijiiil documents attest
ing whether he earn down on the
Ppanifli cast near Ori.una, as first
reported, or in tho ft-', hangs tho
.ioclhion wheinir he shall be de
clare. I wiunT ol tho event, having
coypied the prrfltest distance, or be
r!liriua!ind lor landing In the wa
ter. Wade T. Van Oman, pilot of the
American balloon Ooodyoar III, linn
notified Uib Aero club that he will
claim tli" victory if Vccnstra is
'Msitialifird us ho came down on the
deck of t lie German steamer Valer
lr.n!, off t'slKint Light and did not
land in the water. He covered the seph Carlson will entertain the For
secoiel create distance, exceeding i eign Mission circle of the Ellm
the flight of the Belgian ace, Ernest j Swedish Baptist church In the
lie Muytcr, who alighted In France. I church parlors Tuesday evening.
Von Orman ycHterday made an i
niTidavit at tht American embassy, I Graduation exercise at St. Mat
to he use, should he appear before j thew's Evangelical Lutheran church
mi trim cuimmbtiuu yjiuuuru . mjii w neiQ in ine cnurch hall nn
Children's Day will be observed at
the Ellm Swedish Baptist church
tomorrow.
Mrs. Paul Thoren and Mrs. Jo
wl! !i i lie tasl; of homologating the
distances and verifying the iand-
A: artlc of the regulations ov
eiiiirit: the race, reads:
"1 'C nt on the .ca. Every com-p-'itor
descending on the sea and
crenelle to have recourse to a
heat In any
t,ir.i-af,l:Md."
Van OrMan insis'? he does not
i.i-rit disqualification, as he came
down on the steam's deck without
touching the water, carefully ma
neuvering his craft to do so. He
mid" the landing while being car
ried toward the ppen sea.
Friday evening, June 26. There are
17 in the class who will receive
diplomas.
Mrs. Theodore A. Greene, wife of
the pastor of the First Congrega
tional church, will be at home at
tho parsonage from 4 to 6 o'clock
nanr.er whatsoever is Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.
Warren M. Blodgett will be at home
Tuesday evening.
Plans are under way for (he an
nual session of the Vacation Church
School to be hold this year in the
Trinity Methodist church. (This
school under the auspices of tho New
Britain Council of Religious Educa
tion and financed by contributions
from several cooperating Protestant
churches has had eight successful
seasons. Enrollment la open to all
children from four to 14 years of
age regardless of religious denomi
nation. Sessions will begin Tuesday
morning, July 7, and continue each
morning from 9 to 11 o'clock for
four weekn to July 31 (Saturdays
and Sundays excepted).
The first hour Is devoted to relig
ious Instruction, Bible verso hunt
ing, memory work of hymns and
Bible stories, story telling, Bible
story dramatization, worship, etc.
The second hour la given to craft
work such as basketry, hammock
making, millinery, dress making,
cooking, toy making, shoe mending,
etc.
Mrs. F. Cheater Hale, who has
conducted the school for the past
two years, will be In charge again
this summer. Competent and exper
ienced teachers are being engaged
to assist.
The enrollment last year was 800,
and plans are being made to accom
modate more this year. The commit
tee In charge of the work Is com
posed of O. A. Marsh of the Stan
ley Memorial church, chairman;
Miss Cora Oraullch of the Trinity
Methodist church, secretary; A. Ty
son Hancock of tho First Congrega
tional church, F. L. Fay of the
South Congregational church, Emll
Hjerpe of the Swedieh Bethany
church, E. R. Hitchcock of the First
Baptist, and W. B. Retz of the Ger
man Baptist church.
The enrollment during the past
few years has been largely from the
Sunday schools, and it is planned
this year to extend ita Influence to
children who are not already en
rolled in some church school. As the
maximum enrollment la usually
reached within the first few days
after which registration cannot be
accepted) parents who are Interest
ed are being urged to send their
children on the first day. A registra
tion fee of 25 cents per family will
be charged this year to partly cover
the cost of new Bibles which will
have to be purchased for the entire
school, as those previously used are
worn out.
STUDENFS DEATH
N0TALLS0LVED
Unexplained Facts in Killing ol
Robert Read
Lanley Indicted on
Drunkenness Charges
Plkeville, Ky.. June 13 p c0n
greisin.iii Jolin W. Langley, republi
can, Kentucky, was Indicted in tho
Tll.e circuit court here yesterday on
a charge of drunlienness. Tho bill
wis returned by the grand Jury
after that body took the evidence of
Mrs. W. r. Henrltxic, who swore
out a warrant against the congress
man curlier In tho week which re
sulted In Mr. Langley's being fined
Jin and serving a Jail sentence of
four hours for contempt of court by
I v!l 'ft Judge Mars.
The judge sentenced the rcpre
s 'itiitlv for contempt when ho used
n-th in defying the drunkenness
c''"irp.
F ""-2 led Lobster Found
In Maine Lobster Pot
Viv.ark. N. J.. June 13. yPV
!!' lobclcr. scarlet In color, ar-
nM here toitny In a "Oiipment from
r-r'i- nd. M".. to a local fish deal
i e. T'c authority on shell fish at the
V' lhnn Museum of Natural His-I'-
' In NVw York, when notified of
t.-.. :i nonn non, said thut the red
il,ii i was a freak among lobsters,
slmlhir to tho Albino uiong hu
rrv ns. lie staled that the museum
w::'i In prme!.oii of a blue lobster
i"i. niueted the Hsh dealer to pre
i th- red lohster to the museum.
Brar Olson, a student at Upsala
college, will preach In English at
the First Lutheran church tomorrow
morning, liov. Dr. Abel A. Ahl
quist, the pastor, will conduct a
service In South Manchester In the
morning, but will return to preach
in Swedish at his own church in the
evening.
Ensign Carl Frederickson of tho
Salvation Army will talk to the First
Lutheran church Brotherhood at Its
meeting Thursday evening.
Rev.
Dr. Abel A. Ahlnulst. pastor
of the First Lutheran church, has
been elected president of the board
of directors of Upsala college, East
Orange, N. J.
Miss Nora Jordan and Miss May
Robertson, two young women who
ciossed the continent from Los
Aligelcs by automobile, will speak
and sing at the Emmanuel Gospel
church tomorrow morning, and
again at tho evening service.
. noes Attemot to
T,vnch One of Own Race
"'Vshlnrton. June IS. Charles
'' nig. a negro. Is nursing painful
l-Hurles here today aud giving up
t'l'iikr si being siivvd from lynch
1 by members of his own race
Tim-winy night.
ernvel of attacking a nine year
r'l v gr, girl. Craig was set upon
f v a mob of negroes and wns badly
h aten. A rope was being brought
forward when police arrived and
rewm-,1 bfm.
TV demonstration was the first
IvneVinj attempted In the capital In
ti years.
Tracy C. Miller of Wilmington.
Del., will conduct a special meeting
nt the Emmanuel Gosnel church
Tuesday evening. He will also
speak on Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday atfernoons and conduct
services In the evening.
nev. at. v. caudlan, pastor of
St. Johns German Lutheran church,
will attend the annual convention of
the New York mlnlsterlum at
Niagara Falls, N. Y., on June 15-19,
and services at his church will be
omitted tomorrow.
Tomorrow will be Children's Day
at the Swedish Bethany church.
The picnic committee of St. Mat
thew's Lutheran church will meet at
8:30 o'clock Tuesday evening.
The Walther league of St. Mat
thew's Lutheran church will meet
Friday evening.
The lnter-church baseball league
will open with a game between the
South Congregational and First
Congregational teams and the Meth
odists and Red Army of Everyman's
Bible class on June J3. at YVIHow
r:mok pirk.
Rev. Samuel C. Bushnell of New
Shreveport. La.,June 13 W The
official Investigation of the death of
Robert Read, 23, Centenary college
athlete, today was directed to ex
amination of seemingly conflicting
angles In tho case as detailed by
George GUI, Loyola university law
senior, held as Read's slayer, and as
indicated In the coroner's report and
police findings.
Tho sheriff's office said Gill con
fessed that Read was killed when
his head was dashed against a row
boat, while the report of Dr. H. W.
Paul, acting coroner, says the
wounds on Read's head resemble
lacerations made with a pistol butt
or similar Instrument.
Mrs. GUI telephoned Read Wed
nesday several times, authorities said
they were Informed, and arranged
the meeting at Pleasurcville, on Old
River, Wednesday night which end
ed fatally for Read. This both Gill
and his wlfa deny.
Although Gill admitted his wife
had talked on the telephone with
Read Wednesday, he said Read
made the calls. '
Another point on which police
were working was the part plajsrd
by Mrs. Gill In the struggle which
began .when Read and Gill met at
Pleasurcville and which Is described
In the confession, credited to Gill as
having terminated In a hand-to-hand
fight In the water and Read's death.
Mrs. Gill was said by officers to
have admitted yesterday that she
took part In the struggle and that
she was bitten on the arm by Read.
Tomorrow will be Children's Day
In the Methodist, People's and Stan
ley Memorial churches. Special
exercises for and by the child ren
will be observed,
In Trinity Methodist church, in
the morning parents will bring ba
bies to be baptized.
The cradle roll, beginners, pri
mary and Junior departments of tho
church school will have a part In
the service. The scripture will bo
recited by Elizabeth SJovall and the
story "The Birth-of Children's Day"
by Gladys Bmlth.
A unique feature of the morning
is the baby procession. The begin
ners will lead the parade, followed
by the children of the cradle roll,
sne walking and some In decorated
"go-carts." The "Welcome Son" Is
to be sung by the beginners' depart
ment and a recitation given by Mrs.
Sherrod Skinner. The little "Thank
You" song will bo sung by Louiso
Hermann and fhe prayer offered by
Uuth Ramsay. A framed picture
containing the names of the cradle
roll babies has been presented to the
church. It will be formally accepted
by the pastor and after the service
will hang In the church vestibule.
The evening service at 7:15 o'clock
will bo In charge of a membership
class which has been under training
since Easter. Others will Join on
confosson of faith and by letter.
Members of the Phllathea class will
serve as ushers and certificates of
satisfactory work In the recent lead
ership training class will be pre
sented to a number of young ladies.
The program will be as follows:
Hymn "Onward" by Junior depart
ment
Apostle's Creed by church member
ship class.
Scripture reading by Barbara Foster
Recitation "TW Ideal Choice" by
Howard Fox. .
Hymn "O Master Workman" by
Junior department.
Presentation of certificates to lead
ership training class.
Hymn story by Virginia Andrews.
Review of work of the church mem
bership class.
"What the Church Expects of Its
Members," by Caroline Ripple,
class of 1924.
Reception of members.
Benediction.
People's
The program at the People's
church will include singing by the
school, prayer by Rev. Lyman S.
Johnson, consecration of children,
and recitations and exercises in
which the following will take part:
"Welcome," Wlnslow Perry; reci
tation, Woodrow Kloiber; "Not Me,
But You," Stewart Holcomb; exer
cise, Dorothea Lawrence, Jeannette
Knowles,- Forrest Hart and Junior
Swanson; "Keep Smiling," Tudor
Freeman; "If Flowers Could Talk,"
Shirley Capen; "When It Comes
Children's Day," Helen Hopkins;
"God's Care," Ellen Marie Tuttle;
"Buttercups," Phyllis Perry.
Song, Carol Baker; recitation, Al
fred Nordgren; exercise, "In the
King's Garden," Lorain Woram. El
sie Fowler, Carol Baker, Lois Webb
and Alice Moore; song, Ruth Brown;
"Look Ahead," Lorain Woram;
"What Can I Do?", Carol Baker;
"Jesus Bids Us Shine," Stewart
Scranton; exercise, "If I Were a
Flower," Daisy Dennlson, Virginia
Holcomb, Althea Holcomb, Clara
Nyack; "God Cares For All," Daisy
Dennlson; "Ellsha At Dothan,"
Clara Nyack; "Loving Service,"
Burton Hart and Slgfrid Nordgren:
"We Can Do Something." Richard
Holcomb, Herbert Knowles and Bud
die Hall; "Which Path Shall I
Take?", Allan Mills; exercise. "Com
rades of the Cross," Fannie Knowles,
I.ydia Kloiber. Lillian Tronibley,
Cecelia Atwood. Gladys Henneburg,
Edith Hoyt, Constance Taylor, Al
vlna Baehr, Clara Knowles and
Vivian Hough.
Stanley Memorial
Children's Day will be observed
at the Stanley Memorial church.
There will be a program of songs
and recitations by the children of
the church school primary and be
ginners' departments, while a num
ber of children will receive bap
tism. A special offering will bo i
taken for the extension of Sunday 1
school work. The sessions of the
church school will be omitted.
Swedish Baptist
Children's Day exercises will be :
held at the Ellm Baptist (Swedish)
church tomorrow also.
Ilnptbit ( liurUics
First
Sunday iu; 15 o'clock, tonili;u
worship, sermon by WiiUai.i
Ross, subject: "F.shcnliii Is la
( hrlstlanlty of Christ." 9:41 .
Blblo school and adult chisws.
Monday 7:30 p. m Boy
Thursday 7:40 p. m Al).-..d-prayer
service.
German
Sunday 9:80 a. in., Sunday school.
1U:30 a. m service in English; 11:30
a. m communion; hand of fellow
ship to new members; UuaaD serv
ice. Thursday 8 p. m., prayer meet
ing In German.
Friday 8 p.
cial.
society until September.
Sunday, June 21 Summer clied
ule of services goes Into direct: J a.
ni., all departments of the church
school. 10 o'clock, morning worship
and sermon.
Swedish Bethany
Sunday 10:30 a. m., Children's
duy program In charge of the Sun
day school. 4:30 p. m., Young Peo
ple's meeting. 7:30 o'clock, evening
sorWce.
m., strawberry so-
Ellm (Swedish)
Sunday 10:30 a. m., Children's
Lay exercises. 7 p. m., sermon by
the pastor,
Tuesday 7:45 p. m., Mrs. Paul
Thoren and Mrs. Joseph Carlson will
entertain tlu; Foreign Mission circle
In the church parlors.
Thursday 7:45 p. m mld-wcek
prayer service.
Congregational Churches
First '
Sunday 10 a. m church school.
11 o'clock, morning worship.
Preacher: Rev. Joseph Cony Mac-
Donald. 12:15 p. m., men's Bible
class. Speaker: Rev. A. D. Heln
Inger. 3 p. m Armenian service.
6 p. m Young People's meeting.
Speaker: Warren M. Blodgett.
Wednesday 2 p. m., English class
for Armenians.
Thursday 2 p. m., Armenian Bi
ble class. 4:30 p. m., Girl Scout
meeting.
Friday 7:30 p. m., Boy Scout
meeting.
South
Sunday 9:30 a. rn., Italian de
partment of the church school.
10:30 a. m., worship of the Italian
Mission, Hunter Road community
house. 10:45 a. m., beginners' de
partment of the church school. 10:45
o'clock, morning worship, sermon by
Rev. Samuel C. Bushnell of New
Haven. 12:10,n. m.. chureh e,nni
primary, junior, Intermediate and
senior departments. 2:30 p. m., As
syrian worship. 3 p. m.. church
school of the Italian Mission, Hun
ter Road community house. 7:30
p. m., worship of the Italian Mission
at South church.
Monday 5:15 p. m., meetlne rt
the executive committee of the
Brotherhood.
Tuesday 2 p. m.. meeting of the
Assyrian Women's sewing club. 7:30
p. m., meeting of Boy Scouts. 7:45
p. m meeting of the standing com
mittee in the church office.
Thursday 2 p. m Italian moth
ers meeting at Hunter Tlnn.i
munity house. 3:30 n. m.. wetklv
sewing meeting of the Yonmr Wom
an s aepartment. 6:30 p. m., picnic
for young people to be. given under
the auspices of the Junior auxiliary.
Friday 4 p. m., meeting of the
Rifle club. 4:15 p. m., meeting of
Girl Scoutsy
Saturday Annual church .--chool
picnic.
Stanley Memorial
Sunday 10:45 a. m., Children's
Day. Program of songs, recitations,
etc., by the children of the prfmary
and beginners' departments of the
church school. A number or chil
dren will receive baptism. Special
offering for the extension of Sunday
school work. No regular sessions of
the church school at 10 a. in. and
1! m. ,
Tuesday 7:30 p. m meeting of
the Boy Scouts. Troop 13.
Wednesday 2:30 p. m., social
meeting of the Ladles' Aid society.
This will be the last meeting of the
Lutheran Churches
Sunday
First
school at
9:30 a. m
Lawyer's 1)111 of Exceptions." Bap
tism at evening service,
Wednesday 4 p. m.", children's
meeting.
Thursday 7:46 p. in,, chinch
prayer meeting.
Friday 7:45 p. m., choir rch ur
sal. Second Advent
Sunday-10:45 o'clock, morning
service with sermon by the pastor:
"The Return of tho Spirit to God."
i--VJ p. ni Sunday school. 7
o'clock, evening service with confer
er.ee on denominational Interest.
Thursday 7:30 p. m subject:
"Not Able to Kill the Soul."
Christian Science
Sunday service at 10:45 a. m., sub.
ject: "God, the Preserver of Man."
Hunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
o'clock!
The
remlinir rnnm Ta. rni
M,. miner mpM In tPli-l. !.. TJ-..- . - nv,JI" ''v,'
'" . " -"" jcaiionai HanU building is
Rev. Dr. A. A. Ahlquest will con
duct the evening service.
Thursday 8 p. m Brotherhood
meeting; Ensign Carl Frederickion
will speak.
St. Matthews
Sunday service In English at 9:15
a m.; In German at 10:45 a. m.
Sermop on "The Christian's Duty
With Regard to Civil Affairs." Sun
day school after each service, In the
respective language.
Tuesday at 8:30 p. m., school pic
nic committee.
Friday Walther league.
St. John's
Services and Sunday school -will
be omitted tomorrow, as Rev. M. W.
Gaudlan, the pastor, will attend the
New York mlnlsterlum conference
at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Methotllst Churches
Trinity
Sunday 9:30 a. m., woman's Bl
ble class. 9:30 a. m church school
10:45 a. m Children's Day program
7:15 p. m., reception of members:
review of work by church member
ship class,
Monday 2:30 p. m., Sunshine so
clety. 5 p. m., senior department
picnic.
. Tuesday 6 p. m., Phllathea class
plcnlo at Rackllffe's grove. 7:15 p.
m., oy scouts. 7:46 p. m., class
meeting.
Thursday 7:45 p. m., prayer serv
ice. Friday 7:80 p. m., choir rehearsal.
Saturday 2:30 p.
Jewels picnic.
nnen to
the public dally from 12 noi n until
4 o'clock except Sundays and boll-days.
International
10:45 a. m
Bible Students' Ass'n.
Junior Bible class. 11
a. m., Blblo study, subject: "The
Author of the Atonement."
TO BROADCAST SERMON
Xcw Britain Minister to Have Sun
day Morning Address Sent By
Radio From Dr. GUkcy's Pulpit.
Rev. Theodore A. Greene of the
rirsi congregational church will
preach at the South Congregational
FLAG RAISING SERYICE
AT BURRITT MISSION
i:. I'. Neumann lo preside at ratri-
otic i:frclfttKftitcY, hamiK'l
KuMllTc to Speak
A flag raising ceremony, to which
all friends of the City Mission have
been invited, will bo held at the
Bunitt mission, Gl Cherry street, to
morrow afternoon at 8 o'clock. The.
Mothers
A. M. E. Zion
Sunday 10:45 a. m., preaching
by the pastor. Rev. William B.
Caines, text. "Keep Thy Heart Will
All Diligence For Out of It Are the
Issues of Life." 12:30 p. m., Sun
day school. 6:30 p. m., Christian
Endeavor. 7:45 p. rn preaching,
text, "As For Me, I Am in Your
Hand; Do With Me As Secmeth
Good and eMet Unto You."
Monday evening, meeting of the
members.
Tuesday evening, prayer and class
meeting.
Notidcnornlnatlonfll
Emmanuel Gospel
Sunday 10:15 a. m., rrayer and
praise service. 10:45 a. m service
conducted by Miss Nora Jordan and
Miss May Robertson. 12:15 p. m..
Bible school. 6:45 p. m., Young
People's service. 7 p. m.. Miss Jor
dan and Miss Robertson will speak.
Tuesday 4 p. m., children's meet
ing. 7:45 p. m., special meeting
conducted by Evangelist Tracy C.
Miller of Wilmington, Del.
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
Mr. Miller will speak at. 3:30 p. m..
and will have charge of services at
7:15 p. m.
People's
10:45 a, m.. Children's Day exer
cises by the Sunday school. 8 p. m
Young Teople's service. 7 p. m.,
preaching by the pastor, subject: "A
IE S I r, . ' ,
i exercises, which will bo Indoors, will
uv ua luitowa:
i . . .
uiuueoira; singing, "I Would Be
Brave," by the children of the Bur
ritt chapel; prayer; quartet from the
Swedish Bethany church: talk nn
lifo and work of Elihu Burritt. dnnnr
of the chapel, by Mrs. E. J. Skin
ner. a niece; solo, Mrs. J. K. Wood
! ford.
Outdoor Program Presentation
of -the flag by a delegation from the
I laughters of Veterans; acceptance
by Rev. Samuel Sutcllfte; "America.
i the Beautiful," by the children of
Bnrr'itt chapel; benediction by Rev.
! William Ross.
The profrram will be In charge of
E. F. Neumann.
REV. T. A. GREENE
church in Springfield tomorrow, in
the pulpit of Rev. Dr. James Gor
don Gilkey. His sermon will be
broadcasted from Station WBZ in
the forenoon.
Business Is necessary, and Herald
classified ads help a lot.
READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
ADS FOR RESILTS
Man fho Jumped Into
River May Be Gregory
Mtddletown, June 13. Two girls,
Lillian Hagland, 14, and Rose Car
ta, 16, returning from Portland over
foot path on the highway bridge
late last night, saw a form move
ahead of them, heard the wire on
the railing rattle and then heard a
splash in the river 30 feet below,
they reported to the police here.
Today, the state police reported
that they had received word that
William Gregory, 32. had disappear
ed from the Y. M. C. A. In Hartford
May 26, and It Is thought possible
that the person who Jumped or fell
into the river last night may be the
missing man. He Is the only person
reported missing In this section, the
police said.
DAIS PLANNING
SPEAKING IM
Likely lo Go Through Far West
Giving Yiews
NATIONAL FLAG DAY
Let all make it a day for renewing regard for our
Flag and devotion to the Country for which it stands.
Morning Worship
South Congregational Church
-: 10:45 -:-Sermon
by Rev. Samuel C. Bushnell
Y.ou are most cordially invited to share the fellowship
and worship of this church, which stands for Freedom
of Thought, Sympathetic Tolerance of Spirit, Single
breasted Devotion to God, and Unselfish Service of
Men in the Irving Spirit of Jesus.
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Now Britain, Conn
Announces a
FKJLL LKCTCBE OS CHRISTIAN SCIESCE
By RICHARD J. DAVIS, C. S.
of Chicago, III,
Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Chnrch, The
First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass.
l.V CAMP SCHOOL Al'DITORIl'M
SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1925 at 8 o'clock
The Public Is Cordially Invitod to Attend.
Children's Day All Day
10:43 BAPTISMAL SERVICE
BABY PROCESSION
7:15 REVIEW OF WORK
by Church Membership Class
Reception of Members
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
"The Glad-Hand Church
Two Sailing Vessels
Are Stolen in Sound
Southport. Junf 13. Two aniline
sloops, the "Little Hope," owned by
Helen R Van Pchalck, and the
"Haghera," owned by Dr. Douftal
Blaaell. were stolen from the South
port outer harbor early yesterday by
sound plratea, who evidently towed
the boulu nut Into the sound with
another anil heat, aa no mntorbnat
waa heard by any of a crew sleep
ing on a nearby boat. The "T?as
hcra" was found drifting outside
the harbor, abandonid by the
thieves when they discovered thai
It was rudderlcts. The search for
the "Lit lie Hope," a ?T-font ?alllnir
cabin sloop, valued at H.nOO, was
unsuccessful although the alarm
was spread all along the coast and
was also eommunlcattd to points
on Long Island.
Chicago . June 13. R Vive-r-resident
Charles G. Dawes Is con- 1
siderlng a far western tour, after his '
Denver speech July 24, In support
of his advocacy of revision of the
senate rules.
Should he decide to proceed west
from Denver, lie probably would ,
speak at Seattle, Portland, San
Finclsco and Los Angeles. A mid
western scries of addresses also is
under consideration for tho fall.
The Vice-President, who In sev
eral speeches, has urged that the
senate rules be changed so that a
majority may prevent filibustering
and proceed with its business, will i
leave June 21 for his second speech j
in the east on the subject, at Man- I
Chester, N. H., on June 13. In April I
ho spoke at the annual meeting of
the Associated Press in New York ,
City.
Vice-President Dawes may devote
September. October and November '
to a middle western tour to Include
Indiana, Ohio. Kentucky. Kansas
and possibly Missouri.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
10:45 Morning Worship 9:45 Bible School
Sermon by REV. WILLIAM ROSS
Subject:
ESSENTIALS IX THE CHRISTIANITY
OF CHRIST
Anthem "0, Taste and See" Reed
Offertory Selected
Thursday, 7:45 Mid-Week Prayer Service
The First Church of Christ
Tastor Emeritus: HENRY WILLIAM MAIER
Ministers:
THEODORE AIN'SWORTH GREENE
WARREN MANDEVILLE BLODGETT
10 a. ni. -Church School, 11 o'clock Morning Worship.
Sermon by Rev. Joseph Cony MacDonald
of Christ Presbyterian Church
New York City
Subject: "CHRIST, THE ONLY SALVATION"
12:lo p. m. Men's Hi ble Class. Speaker: Mr. Heininger.
"THE ANTI-CHRISTIAN MOVEMENT IN CHINA"
6 P. M. Young People's Meeting. Speaker: Mr. Blodgett
Subject :
'FOLLOWING CHRIST"
STANLEY MEMORIAL CHURCH
"The Ulllf ( hurrh with the BIG Wtlramr."
10:45 a. m. Sunduy.
, llll.PREN-4 )iV
"Sntfcr Ihf llltlr rWMrn, for of tirh Ihf fcimrt-m ef H.ivrn."
Parent, niid trim. an4 all rr ronllsilj Imttr4!
The People's Church of Christ
Court Street
REV. V. L. HROOKS, pastor
lii:4") a. ni., Children's Dav Exercises.
p. m.. "A Lawyer's Bill of Exceptions."
Baptism at the evening service.
7:00