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THE HARTFORD DAILY COURANT: SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, truth continually preserve me." Unitarian Speaker Society and Clubs Three Ordained To Diaconate At Cathedral Service Theological Study Noted By Churches Episcopalians List Special Services; Professor Spinka to Preach January 23 has been designated I 'LV Hi vt "fry! I "4 1 'VI i Al ''iV -a 4 New Controls For Life By REV. KENNETH A. GREENE Pastor of thet Methodist Church of Wethersfield "Think not that I am come to destroy the law or the prophets; I am come not to destroy, but to fulfill." Matthew 5:17. One characteristic mark of adult living at its best is the ability to make satisfactory adjustments to the changes of life. It is now evident that we in America are in the midst of the greatest movement of people in our history.

Men and women by the thousands are pouring into our armed forces. Those of us at home face new responsibilities. With this movement come new modes of living. Time schedules are rearranged and life is under new stresses and strains. Many of us face new temptations that surely call for new controls on life.

The natural tendency of human nature is to relax moral codes in time of change. Life is stepped up to the point where the "Tomorrow we die" attitude grips many young people. Irregular living awakens new appetites of body and spirit. The usual social controls fade into the background. Jesus in His teaching was very emphatic about the necessity of keeping the strict moral code.

It seemed to those who hsard Him that He proposed new adjustments to life. Our text is His answer, "I am corqe not to destroy, but to fulfill." Jesus taught that we must guard against the mere thought of lowering our standards of conduct. To Jesus, right conduct is obeying the moral law of faith plus obeying the will of God for our individual lives. I I YY ,1 REV. FRANK E.

SMITH. Rev. Frank Edwin Smith, execu tive secretary of the New England Unitarian Council, will preach at the Sunday morning service at the I uiuiai tail xvicciiiiH uuluu uu i Street. Before coming to his pres-lent position a year ago, Rev. Mr.

smith served 11 years in tne LUtn-eran ministry and 14 years as pastor nf tho First Unitarian cnurcn oi MISS BARBARA EGAN. Mayberry Village Sunday school, young people, 6. Pittuhnrrrh Po Ho 1 a eradiinTFinehout, one of the canfltrtnfp Center, East Hartford At Rector and Bi roof morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev' it, and did graduate work at the bishop Gray. A service of Holy George W. Wiseman, minister "Thei University of Pittsburgh and Co- communion concluded the cere-Lost church srhnni lo-llumbia University.

The subject of mony- Miss Mary E. Flannery of West Hartford and Mks Barbara A. Egan of Wethersfield have been named co-business managers of the Targe, St. Joseph College biweekly publication, succeeding Miss Anita M. Callahan and Miss Nancy J.

Kennedy, both of Hartford. Miss Flannery is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Flannery of Ridgewood Road, West Hartford, and is a of the French Club, Beta Gamma and Sodality.

Miss Egan, daughter of Mrs. Margaret A. Egan of Ridge Road, Wethersfield, Is vice-president of the junior class and a member of the Glee Club, International Relations Club, Badminton Club and Athletic Association. Both are members of the junior class and are majoring in business and economics. young people, 6.

Emanuel. At Boulevard and Lockwood Terrace, West Hartford, church school tnli morn'ne worship, 10:45, Rev. John G. Johansson, minister; eve- Hockanum. Fast in Street' churcn school n-: worship, 11, Rev.

William H. Moseley, minister. Jefferson Street. ifi Jenersnn strpnt nhni. 0'; 9 momS worship, At 215 Pearl Street, service, 11,.

Church, Colchester; Ralph h. Krout, evening sviroV J' Chilstrom; sermon by Rev. Frank Edwin Paxton. to Lunenburg, Mass. a Lli I fiermn by Rev.

Smith; Sunday school, 11; Unity effective February John A. Mar-of Powpt minister, "The Secret! club, 7:30, Daniel I. Fletcher, speak-; tin, Rochester, to Trinitarian of Power. ifsaims w.ii). Correlative passages from the Christian Science textbook.

"Science and Health with Key to the Serin tures" by Mary Baker Eddy, Include the following (p. 293): "Christian Science brings to light Truth and Its supremacy, universal harmony, the enureness oi uoa, good, and the nothingness of evil." Community Broadview. At Roger and Oliver streets, morning worship, 10:45, sermon bv Rev. Wilfrid J. minister; church school, 9:30 and 10:45.

Charter Oak Terrace. In the Community House, church school, morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev. J. Morgan McKel-vey, minister. r.lmwood.

At New Britain Avenue and New- VUMU, DbllUUl, public worship, 10:45, sermon by Kev. cnanes K. Tracy, minister; Congregational Asylum Hill. At 814 Asylum Avenue, church school, 9:30 and 11; morning worship. 11, sermon by Professor Mat thew bninka, "The True young people, 5:30.

Center. At Main and Gold streets, church school, morning service, 11, sermon by Rev. Dr. J. Clin- chy, minister, "A Map foi Fireside Fellowship, swing shift, 11 p.

m. to. 3:30 a. m. Covenant.

At Russ and Hungerford streets, unified service of study and worship, 10:15, Rev. Earl Dahlstrom, minister; vespers, 7. Evangelical Free. At 170 Benton Street, Sunday school, morning worship, 10:45, sermon by Rev. Niels L.

Larsen, minister; young people, 3, Rev. Donald MacDonald, speaker; evening service, 7, sermon by the minister. First, East Hartford. At Main Street and Connecticut Boulevard, church school, public worship, 11, sermon by Rev. Truman Woodward, minister.

Fourth. At Vine Street and Albany Avenue, church, morning worship. 11, sermon by Rev. Craig G. Whitsitt, minister, "Worthy to be high school young people, 7:15.

Immanuel. At Farmington Avenue and Woodland Street, church school, 10; morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev. Fletcher Douglas Parker, minister, "The Important young people, Fireside Club supper and forum, 6:30. Italian. At 131 Temple Street, church school, morning worship, 11, Rev.

Natale Ricciardi, minister. South. At Main and Buckingham streets, Sunday school, morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev. Warren S. Archibald, minister; social hour, evening service, 7:30, sermon by the minister.

At the Parish House, 510 Wethersfield Avenue, Sunday school, afternoon service, 4, sermon by Rev. Marlin C. Bedient, assistant minister. Talcott Street. At 96 Talcott Street, church school, 9:30 and morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev.

Dr. James A. Wright, minister; young people, 6:30. West Hartford. At 12 South Main Street, church school, 9:20 and morning worship.

10:45, sermon by Rev. Elden H. Mills, minister, "What God Has Planned For young people, 5:45. Windsor Avenue. At 2030 Main Street, church school, 9:45: morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev.

L. Theron French, minister. "Second Founder of senior Pilgrim Fellowship, 7. Episcopal Christ Church Cathedral. At Main and Church streets, Holy Communion, church school, Holy Communion, morning prayer, 11.

sermon by Rev. Canon Harold Belshaw; nursery school, 11; evening prayer, 8, sermon by Rev. Canon Sidney W. Wallace. Good Shepherd.

At 155 Wyllys Street, morning service, 11, sermon by Rev. Cramer C. Cabanis, rector; church school, 11. Grace, Hartford. At 55 New Park Avenue, low mass, church school, 10; high mass, 11; Rev.

Frederick F. H. Nason, rector; solemn evensong and bene diction of the blessed sacrament, 7:30. Grace, Xewington Junction. At Newington Junction, church school, 10; morning prayer, 11:15, sermon by Rev.

Dr. Elmer J. Cook. St. Andrew's.

At -Albany Avenue and Lenox Street, confirmation service, 10:30, Rt. Rev. Frederick G. Budlong, bishop of Connecticut. St.

James's, Hartford. At 75 Zion Street, church school, morning prayer, 11, sermon by Rev. E. C. Thomas, rector.

St. James's, West Hartford. At 11 South Main Street, Holy Communion, church school, morning prayer, 11, sermon by Rev. W. Brooke Stabler: kindergarten, 11: Junior Young People's Fellowship.

senior Young People's Fellowship. 7. St. John's, Hartford. At 679 Farmington Avenue, Holy Communion.

8: morning prayer. 11, sermon by Rev. Harold H. Donegan, UNITARIAN UNITARIAN MEETING HOUSE US Pearl Street. Hartford 11:00 A.M.

SKRMON "FOR SUCH A TIME AS THIS" Rev. Frank Fdwin Smith, Ciuest Preacher Metropolitan A. M. E. At 2051 Main Street, church school morning worship, 10:45 Rev.

A. P. Morris, minister; evening worship, 7:45. North. At Albany Avenup Street, church school.

morning worship, li, sermon by Rev. Edward L. Peet, minister, "You Can Conquer Fear;" church school parent teach ci meeuiig, young peopde, 7. St. Paul's.

At Park and Amity Streets, church school, morning worship. 11, sermon by Rev. John F. Protheroe, minister, "Hidden Val- nursery school. 11: Youth Fellowship, 6:30.

South Park. At 75 Main Street, church school morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev. Russell E. Camp, "When ood Takes Charge of Your Life young people, 5:45. Mormon At Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

187 Broad Street, Sunday School, 10; sacrament meeting, 11. Pentecostal At Hartford Gospel Tabernacle, Warren Terrace and West Beacon Street West Sunday school, morning service, 11, sermon by Rev. David Leigh, minister; young people, evening service, 7:30. Presbyterian At 136 Canitol Avenue, church scho1. 9:30 and junior choir rehearsal, 11; morning worship, 11, as Theological Education- Sunday by the General Convention of the Episcopal Church, with the object of acquainting the people of Episcopal parishes throughout the coun try with the work and the financial needs of the.

seminaries of the church. Special offerings will be taken In the cooperating parishes, and In most cases the proceeds will be forwarded to the seminary of which the rector of the parish is a graduate. In Christ Church Cathedral and In St. James's Church, West Hartford, guest preachers will discuss the problems of theological education. Rev.

Canon Harold Belshaw, associate professor of homiletics and bursar of the Berkeley Divinity School, will speak at the 11 a. m. service in the Cathedral. Rev. Dr.

W. Brooke Stabler, rec tor of Avon Old Farms School, Avon, will preach at the 11 o'clock service in St. James's Church. Dr. Stabler is a graduate of the Theological Seminary of Virginia, and before coming to Avon was national secretary in charge of the Episcopal Church's work among college students, and chaplain of the University of Pennsylvania, where he was also lecturer on Christian ethics.

Professor Matthew Spinka, Waldo Professor of Medieval. Reformation and Modern Church History at the Hartford Seminary Foundation, will speaK on "ine I rue Greatness at 11 a. m. in Asylum Hill Congregational Church. Rt.

Rev. Frederick G. Budlong, bishop of Connecticut, will administer the rite of confirmation to a class of 16 at special services Sunday morning in St. Andrew's Church. The candidates will be presented by Rev.

John H. Jackson, rector emeritus. Rev. Russell E. Camp, pastor of the West -Stafford Congregational Church, will preach at the morning service in South Park Methodist Church.

Advent Christian At 19 May Street, morning wor-shiD. 10:45. sermon hv Rpv RpcrinnM W. MacCaul, minister, "The Church oi unnst, Sunday school, 12:10: evening service. 7:30.

cantata hv the choir. Alliance At 119 Park Road. Wpst. TTartfnrrl church school, morning worship. 11, sermon by Rev.

Bradford N. Hess, minister. "Anothpr Thintr Which God Savs Wp Pnnnnr i evening worshin. 7. sermon by the minister, "Jonah Chose to Run." Baptist Asylum Avenue.

At 864 Asylum Avenue, morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev. Dr. Frank B. Hneearrl minister "Mom Heavens and a New church school 11; young people, 7. Bethel.

At Broad and Russ streets, Bible school, morning worship, 11, Rev. Ernest Olson, minister; young people, evening worship, 7. Central. At 457 Main Street, church school, morning worship, 10:55, sermon by Rev. J.

Melvin Prior, minister, "Under the young people, Informal worship, 7:30, sermon by Rev. Milo C. Sawyer, assistant minister. "Thp Cru cible of Conviction." Memorial. At 142 Fairfield Avenue, church school, 10 and 11; morning worship, 11.

sermon by Major L. Johnson, minister; high school young people, 5:30 at Cedarcrest Sanato rium; Youtn Fellowship, 6:30, at the parsonage. Mt. Olive. At 12 Suffield Street, Sunday school, morning worship, sermon by Rev.

Goode S. Clark, minister; young people, evening worship, 8, sermon by th minister. Shiloh. At 350 Albany Avenue, church school, morning worship, 10:45, sermon by Rev. Robert A.

Moody, minister, "More Than young people, evening worship, 7:45, sermon by the minister, "The New Challenge." Union. At 1921 Main Street, church school, morning worship, li sermon by Rev. Dr. J. c.

Jackson' minister, "Taking the Right people and junior missionaries, evening service, 7:45 sermon by the minister. West Hartford. At 90 North Main Strppr. rhn.v.v. school, 9:45 and morning worship, 10:45, sermon by Rev.

Daniel G. Rider, minister, "On Being young people, 7. Christian Science At First Church of Christ, Scientist, 537 Farmington Avenup. sprv- jice and Sunday school, 11; at Second Church of Christ, Scientist. 129 Lafayette Street.

Sunday school, 11, services. 11 and 5. "Truth" will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon for Sunday, Janu-! ary 23. The Golden Text is from Deuter-'onomy 32:3. 4.

"Ascribe ye greatness junto our God. He is the Rock, his work is perfect: for all his ways are judgment: a ood or truth without iniquity, just and right is he." Selections from the Bible include following: "Withhold not thou thy tender mernes from me. Lord: let thy loving kindness and thy nf r.Pttushnrc rniiprp and nf t.h 1 Lutheran Spminarv associated with ivir. Diimii stimuli ui uc "For Such a Time as This." sermon by Rev. L.

Wilson Kilgore, minister, "My Soul Is Cast Down. high school young people, 4. Society of Friends At 55 Elizabeth Street, meeting in Hartranft Hall, 10:45. TT er, "Kace Keiauons in a rost war, Unity At 926 Main Street, worship, 11, sermon by the minister, "Will We Have World War Number Three?" Unlversalist At Church of the Redeemer, 433 Fern Street, West Hartford, church school 9:30 and 11; morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev. Dr.

Stanley Manning, minister, "What Js Practical young people. 7. Henry Holcomb Heads Poultrymen of State Middletown, Jan. 21. (Special.) Henry Holcomb of Warehouse Point I was elected president ci tne con necticut Poultry Association at the annual session held at Masonic Temple here Friday.

Named to office also were: Edward Walford, Wallingford, treasurer; George Wells. New Milford. vice-president; Philip J. Wadhams, Hartlord ana H. V.

Bermender, New Haven, auditors. A secretary was not elected. Chosen as directors-at-large were Imbert Fellows, Norwichtown; S. McLean Buckingham, Watertown and Harold Brundage, Danbury. Boston Snaps Up Fish Haul.

Boston, Jan. 21. (AP.) The first two fishing trawlers to return to port from the Banks since the end of an eieht-week work stoppage landed 200,000 pounds of fish today, ready for immediate sale. The entire supply was snapped up quickly to replenish Boston's market. Don't spread rumors.

Asylum Hill Congregational Church 814 Asylum Avenue Minister David McKeith. Church School at 9:30 and 11:00 11:00 Mornins Worship Sermon by Prof. Matthew Spinka Waldo Professor of Mediaeval, Reformation and Modern Church History, Hartford Seminary Foundation "THE TRUE GREATNESS" 5:30 High School Youns People 5:30 Older Young People IMMANUEL CHURCH Avenue and Woodland Street Fletcher Douglas Parker, Minister 10:00 A.M. Chinch School 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship, Important Victory" 7:30 P.M.

Fireside Forum "The SCIENCE Science Mother Church Scientist, in Boston. Mass. SECOND CHUF of viVs at 11 CHURCH Lafayette St Cor." Russ St Sunday A and 5 Serv Rt. Rev. Dr.

Frederick O. Budlong. bishop of Connecticut, officiated Friday morning at services In Christ Church Cathedral, at which George Rowell Crocker, Raymond English Finchout and Robert Doug, las Martin were ordained to the dia-conate. Rt. Rev.

Walter H. Gray, suffragan bishop, assisted Bishop Budlong. In his charge to the candidates for ordination, Rev. Percy L. Urban of Berkeley Theological School, New Haven, declared, "The world Is still waiting for a concrete manifestation of true men In Christ," and spoke of the forces which are opposed today to the Ideals of Jesus.

The candidates were presented for ordination by Rev. Francis J. Smith, rector of Zion Episcopal Church of North Branford, Rev. John Mutton, rector of Trinity Church, Newtown, and Rev. Alfred Williams, rector of Christ Church, Stratford.

Canon Sidney W. Wallace of the cathedral was master of ceremonies, and Rev. John P. Coleman, also of the cathedral staff, was chaplain to the bishop. Rev.

G. Earl Daniels of St. Paul's Parish, New Haven, led the congregation In the litany. The epistle 'rau oy ev. uavia it.

Johns of St. James's Church, New Haven, and the Gospel by Rev. Raymond E. The ordained candidates wpri c-iv. copies of the New Testament bv Hoard of Pastoral Supply List Changes The following appointments have been announced by the Congrega- tional Board of rastorai supply.

Boston, Elmer H. Bearden, Baptist, to Rock Village, Middleboro, as student pastor; Bernard T. Drew of Lawrence, to Grace Church, Framingham, ef- aui iecnvp March iifro -ra l. unurcn. xaunton, effective in April; Kermit Schoonover, Cohasset, to the Federated Church.

Wilbraham, Mass. Leslie H. Barrett of the Friends' Meeting, South Sudbury, has resigned to become executive secre-cary of the New England branch of the American Friends Service rnm. mittee, it has been announced. His resignation is effective March 1 Other resignations include those of Allan H.

Bissell, itnerim pastor of the Federated Church of Sterling and Asa Merrick Parker of Boscawen, N. H. Alfred G. Peacock of Rye, N. has entered tha service as an Army chaplain, and Richard F.

Manweil of Belchertown, has becoma a Navy chaplain. Call for Bids Issued. The Board of Contract and Supply Friday issued a call for bids for the renovation of the heating svstem at the Municipal Hospital and Home The bids will be opened Tuesday, February 1, at the Mayor's office me ivmmcipai Building. BuyuAhat extra bond- You've dotn now ao a bit more. EPISCOPAL Christ Church Cathedral Main and Church Streets 8:00 A.M.

Holy Communion 9:30 A.M. Church School Service 10:05 A.M. Holy Communion 11:00 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon by Canon Belshaw 11:00 A.M. Nursery School 8:00 P.M.

Evening Prayer and Sermon by Canon Wallace (With congregational singing of familiar hymns) Trinity Church 122 Sigourney Street The Rev. Raymond Cunningham, Rector SUNDAY SERVICES Holy Communion at 8:00 A.M. Church School at 10:00 A.M. Morning Prayer, and Sermon by the Rector, at 11:00 A. M.

Holy Communion, and Address by the Rector, at 7:30 P.M. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH 679 Farmington Ave. The Rev Harold Hand Donetan. B.l)..

Rector The Rev Kirhard Lltlnt. B.D. Curate 8.00 A.M. Holy Communion 11:00 A M. Church School Services 11:00 A.M.

Morning Prayer and eer-mon by the Rector. 4 00 P.M. Adult Confirmation Class Tuesday: 10:00 AM. Holy Communion Friday: 10:00 AM. Holy Communion and Intercessions ST.

JAMES'S 11 SOUTH MAIN Sr. WEST HARTFORD Rev. George G. Guinness, Rector Sunday Services 8:00 Holy Communion 9:2) Church School 11:00 Service and Sermon 11:00 2d Kindergarten Come and Worship St. Andrew's Church Episcopal Confirmation and sermon, Rt.

Rev. F. G. Budlong, 10:30 A.M. No Churh School Rer.

Juha H. ij'hMn, Krrtor t.inerltut CONGREGATIONAL MISS MARY FLANNERY. Club Events Today Connecticut Council Catholic Women, advisory board meeting, 244 Main Street, 12 noon. Washington Street PTA. war stamps and bonds, Webster Theater, 6:30 p.

m. Soroptlmist Club. The regular supper and business meeting of the Soroptlmist Club will be held Monday evening at 6:30 p. m. In the club room at 29 Pearl Street.

Miss Avery's Lecture. "The Negro-American in a Global World" is the title of a lecture to be given by Miss Eunice H. Avery on Monday at 11 a. m. in the Town and County Club.

To obtain background for this lecture, Miss Avery has conferred recently with the Negro section of the Office of War Information, and with the executives of Howard University. This is the seventh lecture in a series being sponsored by the Vassar Club of Hartford. Childrens' Aid Society. The Hartford Branch Childrens' Aid Society will meet Tuesday at 11 a. m.

at the home of Mrs. Harriet Parsons, 270 North Oxford Street. Assisting Miss Parsons will be Mrs. Peter Bird, Mrs. Emma Ford and Mrs.

Gertrude Kilbourne. State Button Society. "Glass Buttons" will be discussed by Mrs. Grace Homey Ford, author of "Button Collector's History," at a meeting of the State Button Society on Tuesday. The meeting will be held from 11 a.

m. to 4:30 p. m. at the Hotel Bond. Mrs.

Victory E. Luscomb, president, will preside, and final plans will be made for the Eastern national show which will be held in the Spring. Mrs. Ford is general chairman of the show. All button collectors are invited.

Hartford Woman's Club. The layette unit of the Hartford Woman's Club will meet Monday at 10:30 a. m. at the home of Miss Goldie Mack, 115 Collins Street. On Wednesday, which is Public Welfare Day, all members are urged to come to the meeting at 10:30 a.

m. at G. Fox and Company. Tot-Roast Supper. A pot-roast supper, home style, will be served by the Broadview Church Women In Randall Hall of Broadview Community Church.

43 Oliver Street, on Tuesday from 6 until 8 p. m. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Edward P. Stro-bridge, telephone 5-0365.

Mrs. Lud-wig Anderson Is In charge of the supper. The public is invited. At Hartford Hospital. From D.

m. Jan. 20 to 5 p. m. Jan.

21. Guerra. Mr. and Mrs. Peter, 100 Cowles Street, a daughter.

McNlcol. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen 17 Owen Street, a son Bruytte, Mr. and Mrs.

Louis, 373 Wilson Avenue. Windsor, a son. Olsen. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold. Worth-lnxton Ridge. Berlin, a daughter. Hansen. Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur, 37 Brown Avenue. Wllllmantlc. a son. Humphrey.

Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, Strawberry Ridge. Burlington, a daughter. Dfglel.

Mr. and Mr. Roland, 585 New Park Avenue. West Hartford, a son. Arbor, Mr.

and Mrs. Obadlah. Nipslc Street. Glastonbury, a daughter. Jensen, Mr.

and Mrs. Howard, 18 West Raymond 8treet. a son. Smith. Sergeant and Mrs.

Phillip, 39 Clinton Strret, Glastonbury, a son. Rollke. Mr. and Mrs. Charles.

10 Highland Avenue. West Hartford, a son. Lester. Mr. and Mrs.

Alfred. 15 'a Martin Street. West Hartford, a daughter. Davis. Mr.

and Mrs. Merl, 45 May Street, a son. Beane. Mr. and Mrs.

Henry. 51 Por-terbrook Avenue. West Hartford, a son. At St. Francis's Hospital.

Jan. 10. Beauchemln. Mr and Mrs. Clement.

1-armlngtcii Cutolf, Farmington, a daughter. Georgeady. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas.

113 Silver Lane. East. Hartford, a son. Hartwell. Mr.

and Mrs. John, 32B Norwich Street, a daughter. Wa-Oclewirz Mr. and Mrs. Stanley 604 Broad Street, a son.

Marriage Licenses The following: applications for marriage license have been filed at the Bureau of Vital Statistics: John E. Barnicle, near technician. Bond Annex Hotel, and Pauline Bonner, bakerette. 17 Lorraine Street. Roger A.

Martin. Army. 192 South Street, and Beatrice A. Wagner, tabulator. 114 Cleveland Avenue.

James N. Metzner. foreman. 9 South Woodbine Street, and Alice O. LeMay.

drill press operator, 907 Park Street. Waste paper also joes to war. Call 33-7600. Snow and Summer Come on Same Day BalnbridRe. Jan.

21. (AP.) Snow, blizzard and summer came to the Bain-bridge Air Field the same day. D. F. Snow of Danbury, P.

D. Summer of Louisville, and Robert Blizzard of Los Angeles arrived in tbe latest class of basic cadets. Births rector; church school, 11; adult confirmation class, 4. St. John's, East Hartford.

At 1160 Main Street, Holy Communion, morning service, 10:30, Rev. James W. Lord, rector; church school, 11:45. St. Monica's.

At 31 Mather Street, Holy Communion, church school, morning prayer, 11, sermon by Rev. Alfred M. Lambert, priest-in-charge. Trinity. At 122 Sigourney Street, Holy Communion, church school, 10; morning prayer, 11, sermon by Rev.

Raymond Cunningham, rector; Young People's Fellowship, Holy Communion, 7:30, address by the rector. Full Gospel At Rosemont and Greenwich streets, Sunday school, devotional service, 4, Rev. Charles H. Meyer, minister. St.

George's Greek Orthodox At 182 Jefferson Street, children's service, Sunday school, matins, holy liturgy, sermon, 11:50, Rev. Nicholas G. Pal-eologos, acting minister. Interdenominational At Calvary Temple, 21 Charter Oak Avenue, morning worship, 10:45, Rev. A.

Thorvald Johnson, minister; evening worship, 7. Liberal Catholic At Oratory of Christ the Kine. 55 Highland Street, Newington, musical service of prime, 11, "The Lepers Laeansea, ur. jjorotny L. Eurdick, ministrant.

Lutheran Christ. At Broad and Madison streets, German service, Sunday school and Bible class, 10; English service, 11, sermon by Rev. John Kavasch, minister, "Working in the Church While It Is Day." Emanuel. At Capitol Avenue and Hunger-ford Street, chapel school, church school, morning worship, 10:45, sermon by Rev. Dr.

Julius Hulteen, minister; annual business meeting, 3. Grace, At Babcock and Russ streets, Sunday school (lower grades) and German service, English service, 10:45, Rev. Hermann Mackensen. minister; at the Chapel, Park Street and Park Terrace, Sunday school (upper grades), 10:45. Our Savior's.

At Russ and Babcock streets, morning worship, 10:45, sermon by Rev. John Christensen, "Faith for the Sunday school, 10:45. Methodist First. At Farmington Avenue and Whitney Street, church school, 9:45 and morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev. Leland P.

Cary, minister; junior high group, youth tea and iorum, 6:45. Allen Chapel AME. At 2233 Main Street, morning worship, 11, sermon by Rev. Charles H. Richardson, minister; evening worship, 7:45.

3albln-w se3F Bethel. At 210 Bellevue Street, junior church and church school, morning worship, 10:30, sermon by Rev. Daniel D. Davis, minister: Allen Christian Endeavor League, evening worship, 7:30. Burnside, East Hartford.

At 16 Church Street, morning worship, 10:45, Rev. Nathan B. Burton, minister; church school, BAPTIST THE CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 457 MAIN ST. The Morning Worship 10:55 "Under the Microscope" Rer. J.

Mehin Prior, Pastor Informal Worship 7:30 P.M. "The Crucible of Conviction" Rer. Milo C. Sawyer, Asst. Pastor The School of Christian Education 9:4) A.

M. ASYLUM AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH Asylum Ave. and Sisournejr St. Rev. Frank B.

Haggard, D.D. Afiniffer Morning: Worship 11 o'clock Church School 11 A.M. Young- People 7 P.M. Sermon by DR. HAGGARD "New Heavens and A New Earth" MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 142 Fairfield Rev Major Johnson Pastor Tnifled Service of Church sn-l Church School 10 AM Mnrnlni WorshlD 11 AM i Mrs.

Merrill F. Clarke of New Canaan has returned home after spending several days with Mrs. Arthur H. Bradley and the Misses Plimpton of Asylum Avenue. Miss Mary Bland Sullivan, daughter of Mrs.

Robert J. Sullivan of Park Road, West Hartford, is spending several days In New York City. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Cunningham of Julius Street announce the birth of a son on January 18.

Mrs. Cunningham is the former Alice Cook, Dr. and Mrs. James Scully of New Britain announce the birth of a son, Mark Scully, on January 14 at New Britain Hospital. Mrs.

Scully is the former Marietta Magulre of Burton Street. Miss Dorothy Yatkin of Bedford Street, Miss Sylvia Edelstein of Westland Street, Miss Dorothy Sill-man of Garfield Street, Miss Evelyn Katz of Acton Street and Miss Amelia Neiditch of Magnolia Street will spend the week end in New York where they will be the guests of Ensign and Mrs. Philip Bayer of New York City, formerly of Manchester. Steele-Townsend. Dr.

and Mrs. Frank M. Town-send of Detroit, announce the marriage of their daughter, Miss Eleanor Jean Townsend, to PFC Charles William Steele, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles O.

Steele of Lawrence Street, East Hartford. The ceremony took place in Seminary Chapel. Princeton University, Princeton, N. on November 20, 1943, with Rev. Edward Jurji officiating.

The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attended by Miss Fern Webster of Detroit as maid of honor. Miss Florence Pitkin of Manchester, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Margy Simpson of Detroit were bridesmaids. Miss Frances Townsend, sister of the bride, was Junior bridesmaid. Sergeant Gerald Frerks of California was best man. PFC Elliot Goldman of Philadelphia, and Corporal Sandresky of Buffalo, N.

ushered. Corporal Richard Wagner of Washington, D. was organist. A reception followed at the home of Dr. and Mrs.

Jurjl In Princeton. Mrs. Steele returned to the University of Michigan where she is a senior. Pfc Steele is a graduate of the University of Missouri and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. He is studying under the Army Specialized Training Program at Princeton.

Andersen-Griswold. At a recent gathering held at their home, Captain and Mrs. Peter Andersen of Harrison's Landing, Waterford, announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Hannah C. Andersen of Walden Street, West Hartford, to Lieutenant Wil-ber Roe Griswold, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert D. Griswold of Rocky Hill. Miss Andersen is a graduate oi Williams Institute, New London, and Connecticut College in the class of 1939. Upon her graduation she was appointed to the original faculty of East Hampton High School where she taught English and Spanish for three years. Since September, 1942, she has been a member of the faculty at Sedgwick Junior High School.

West Hartford. Lieutenant Griswold was graduated from Wethersfield High School and received his BS degree from Trinity College In 1939. He. too, was a member of the original faculty at East Hampton High School. In January 1942 he entered the Army and was commissioned at Infantry School, Fort Bennlns, in September 1942.

Since that time he has been stationed at Camp Phillips, Kans. Wallin-Wilson. Miss Norma Lois Wilson, daughter of Mr. Norman MacHardy Wilson of Bridgeport, became the bride of Lieutenant Robert Eugene Wal-lin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin W. Wallin of Tooele, Utah, on Monday, January 17. at the Hartford Branch of the Church of Jesus Christ. Elder Roy E. Lundquist officiated.

The bride was attended by Lieutenant Doris Tlshkin. ANC. and Lieutenant David B. Goodman was best man. After the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Mr and Mrs.

Lundquist of Great Hill Road, East Hartford. Lieutenant Wallin is stationed at Bradley Field. The couple will reside temporarily in Windsor. Letitia-Monchun. Mr.

Andrew Letitia of Terryville announce the engagement of his daughter. Miss Stephanie Letitia, to Attorney Frank J. Monchun, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Monchun of Putnam Heights.

Miss Letitia Is a graduate of the University of Connecticut where she was a member of Gamma Sigma fraternity and attended New York University Graduate School. At present she Is on the faculty of the University of Connecticut. Attorney Monchun is a graduate of the University of Connecticut where he was a member of Thetai Sigma Chi fraternity. He was graduated from Boston University Law School and is now employed at Pratt and Whitney Division, United Aircraft Corporation. South Church Cor.

Main and Buckingham StJ. Warren Seymour Archibald. Minister Marlin C. Bedient, Ass't. Minister Florence G.

Bryant, Assistant Morning Service 11 A.M. Sermon by the Minister Evening Service 7:30 P.M. Sermon by the Minister Afternoon Service 4:00 Mr. Bedient Will Preach Parish House, 510 Weth. Ave.

Thursday Annual Meeting of South Church 8 P.M. Center Church The First Church in Hartford Main and Gold Streets 11 A.M. Dr. Clinchy will preach "A Map for Life" CHRISTIAN (Zlttfotian Branches of The The First Church of Christ. FIRST CHURCH.

537 Farmington Ave Sunday Service at 11 A Sunday School at both churches at 11 A Wednesday evening meetings at both churches at 8 00 Include testimonies of Christian Science healing READING ROOMS Free to the Public First Church 10 North Main Street West Hartford 10 AM to 7 PM Second Church 740 Main Street. Hartford Open Dally 10 to 9 Wednesdays 10 to 7 Sundays 2 to 4 30 INTERDENOMINATIONAL "Where the Old Fashioned Gospel is Preached" HEAR DR. PHILIP E. HOWARD JR. EDITOR OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOL TIMES A World Known Exponent of the Gospel of The Lord Jesus Christ Sunday Morning at 10:45 Evening at 7:00 AT CALVARY TEMPLE 21 Charter Oak Hartford Rev.

A. Thorvald Johnson, Minister Everybody cordially invited. Bring your Bible Song Service preceding evening message. SUNDAY, JANUARY 23 3:00 P.M. EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH 170 Benton St.

Hartford (One-Half Block from Bulteley High School) REV. DONALD MacDONALD Paifor Bellerose Baptist Church, Bellerose. L. I. 14 UI'SHBWWYVWVWIMaBBMMipHHMBPPIBPBVVVV iLaXA.

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