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a a THE HARTFORD COURANT: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1955 Bradford Group Meet Sept. 24 Waverly Inn The Connecticut Bradford Junfor College Club will hold its fall meeting Sept. 24 at the Waverly Inn, Cheshire, at 12:30 p.m. The president, Mrs. A.

Raymond Andrews, has announced that following the luncheon there will be an election of officers. Atty. William R. Moller of Hartford, a member of the Junior Bar Assn. will address group on "What Young Should Know About Law." Anyone desiring further information or transportation may call the Hartford director, Mrs.

Richard Lyman AD 3-2478, or Mrs. Andrews at AD 3-2569. Mr. Frederick 0. Bell of Hubbard Rd.

and Mr. Richard J. Fuller of Atwood St. are spending two weeks in Canada a touring Montreal and Quebec. They will also participate in a cruise on the St.

Lawrence River as far as Newfoundland. Both men are employed by the Hartford National Bank and Trust Co. A farewell party was given Miss Suzanne Dew Wednesday evening at the Hartford Golf Club by Miss Debby Sloan, Miss Judy Conant. Miss Debbie Mahoney, Miss Sue McClure, Miss Pat Newsom, Miss Phoebe Deming and Walker, all former classmates of Miss Dew's at the Oxford School. Miss Dew will enter the Mary C.

Wheeler School, Sept. 26. Hillyer College Tea In Hillyer Collaze Auditorium Sunday, a tea will ba held honoring the freshman class of 1955 and faculty members of the college from 4 to 6 p.m. Tarce hundred and fifty invitatons have been issued. Receiving will be Pres.

and Mrs. Alan S. Wilson, of Women Alice C. Brown. Dean Pascal Poe and Mrs.

Poe. Caldwell-Olson Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Caldwell of New Milford have made known the engagement of their daughter.

Miss Doris Ann Caldwell, to Mr. John Waldau Olson. son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Olson of Nov Britain.

Miss Caldwell is a graduate of the University of Connecticut and is employed by the Vogue Pattorn Co. of Stamford as an assistent designer. Mr. Olson was a graduated from the University of Connecticut in 1953 and recently returned from eleven months service in Korea where he served as a 1st lieutenant in the U. S.

Air Force. He will the University this fali returnato economics. A June wedding is planned. Botelle-Hanson Botelle-Hanson The engagement of Miss Marilyn Claire Botelle, to Mr. Paul S.

Hanson, the Rev. S. L. Hanson of Middletown. has been announced by her aunt, Edith Johnson of Cromwell.

Miss Botelle is a graduate of Middletown High School and is a senior at the Hartford Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Hanson was also graduated from the Middietown High School and is a junior at the University of Connecticut. A summer wedding is planned. Landon-Small Miss Marsha Ann Small, daughter of Mrs.

Hazel M. Small of Capitol became the bride Saturday, Sept. 10 of Mr. James Sheldon son of Mr. James S.

Landon of Elmwood at 1 o'clock ceremony in the Trinat CONGREGATIONAL FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Congregational West Hartford, Conn. Rev. Elden R. Mills, D.D., Minister Associate Ministers Rev. John P.

Webster Rev. Maldwyn V. Parry SERVICE FOR WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. Sermon by Dr. Mills Center Church The First Church in Hartford Main and Gold Streets 11 a.m.

Morning Worship Rev. Harold G. Newsham will 1 preach: "The Divided Heart" (based on the film) South Church Founded 1670 Cor. Main and Buckingham Sta. Morning Service 11 a.m.

Preacher, Rev. Prof. Harvey K. McArthur of the Hartford Seminary IMMANUEL CHURCH Farmington Avenin and Weediend Street Fletcher Deusias Parker, Minister William Theedore Asst. Minister 9:00 a.m.

Early Service the Chapel. 11:60 a.m. Morning Worship, Hermon by Mr. Parker, "The Universe Makes Sense." ASYLUM HILL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 814 ASYLUM AVENUE BERNARD T. DREW, D.D.

FRANK D. HAGGARD, 0.0. Churek Scheel at 11:00 A.M. Warship Service 11 TWO HANDS OF 60D" Dr. Drew HORACE BUSHNELL CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Berner Albany Ave.

Vine REv. JOSEPH ZEZZO, Minister Identical Services Worship HANDMAID OF THE (Nursery during Worship) Scheel at 9:30 COVENANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Russ and Hungerfor4 St. Cart G. Lagn, Minister 9:45 Church School 11:00 Worship Service 1:00 ad parsonage Society and Clubs MISS ANNEKE J. Miss Van Wagoner of East is engaged to Mr.

R. Norman Hartford (Hal Phyfe Photo) ity Methodist Church, New Britain. The Rev. Wilfred Hansen officiated. The bride, whose father gave her in marriage, was gowned in cream color taffeta with an orchid corsage and wore a shoulder length veil.

The maid of honor, Miss Nancy Bullard of Plainville, was dressed in orchid brocaded taffeta with a matching hat. She carried a bouquet of gardenias. Mr. Richard S. Landon, brother of the bridegroom, served as best man.

After a reception at the Silo, Mr. and Mrs. Landon left for a wedding trip to Point 'Woods. the bride dressed in a bine faille suit. They will reside 55 Elizabath St.

The bride and both attended Teachers Conbridegroom, necticut. Mr. Landon is attending the Hartford Seminary. Aarons-Greenbaum Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Lenore Aarons, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

S. Aarons of Rockville to Dr. Richard, Greenbaum, son of Mr. Mrs. Reuben Creenhaum of Miami Beach.

Fla. The wedding will take place Nov. 15 at Miami Beach. So Kahan matri-te of Mi-3 Rhoda Kahan, douchter of Mr. and Mrs.

David Kahan of Bloomfield. and Mr. Kari 7. Sosland, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Saul Sosland of Woodland took niace Sunday, Aug. 78 at the Shangri-la Restaurant Rabbi William Cohen officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride's sister, Ely Segal of Manchester attended her as matron of honor. and Mr. Philip Sosland.

brother of the bridegroom was best man. Ushers included Mr. Elv Segal. of Manchester. brother-in-law of the bride.

Mr. Arnold Kahan, brother of the bride, Mr. RonEPISCOPAL Christ Church Cathedral MAIN AND CHURCH STREETS 8:00 and 10:10 a.m. Holy Communion 9:20 a.m. Church School 11:00 a.m.

Morning Service Sermon by Dean Hirshson 5:30 p.m, Young People's Fellowship 8:00 p.m. Jack Gardiner Club (For young adults) 8:00 p.m. Evening Prayer Sermon by the Rev. Canon Francis R. Beiden Trinity Church 129 SIGOURNEY STREET SUNDAY SERVICES Holy Communion at 8:00 A.M.

Holy Communion (Family Service) at 9:30 A.M. Morning Prayer, and Sermon by the Rev. Kenneth D. Thomas, at 11:00 A.M. The Rev.

Kingsland Van Winkle, Rector The Rev, Kenneth D. Thomas, The Rev. Malcolm J. Van Zandt Saint John's Church 679 Farmington West Hartford The Rev. Harele Hand.

Donegen-Reeter The Rev. Elmer 1. Ceok-Part-time Asst. The Rev. Arthur Rebertshaw-Assistant The Rev.

Rebert P. Pattersen-Curate 8:00 A.M.-Holy Communion 11:00 A.M.-Morning Prayer and Sermon by the Rector Saint James's Church Walden near Farmington Ave. The Rev. W. Kennedy, Reeter 8:00 A.M.

Heir Communion A.M. Morning Prayer 11:00 A.M. Nursery Ciass Tuesday and Wednesday 10:30 A.M. Holy Communion GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH NEW PARK AVE. ST.

NELSON CHOWENNILL, Reefer A.m. Low Mass. 8:10 Children's Mass and Church Scheel. 11:00 Low Sermon. Confessions Saturday 7 Daily A.m.

Thursday o. Saturday's Church daily meditation prayer. Hartford College To Open Monday With Convocation Hartford College will begin its new academic year Monday with convocation at 1 10 a.m. at the college, 47 Highland West Hartford. The Rev.

Bernard T. Drew, minister of the Asylum Hill Congregational Church, will offer the opening prayer, and Dean Laura Johnson and Paul Butterworth. acting chairman of the board of trustees, will welcome the students. Dean Johnson Friday announced the appointment of several new members to the faculty: Prof. Neal B.

DeNood, Professor of sociology at Smith College, to teach sociology courses; Professor Willard M. Wallace, Professor of history Wesleyan University, to be professor of history; Professor Donald H. Sheehan, assistant professor of history at Smith, to teach a new course on American Civilization; Professor Daniel B. Risdon, assistant professor of English at Trinity College, will join the faculty at Hartford College as assistant professor of English, and Miss Katharine B. Neilson.

recently appointed director of education at the Wadsworth Atheneum, will teach history of art. Mrs. Marcella Darling Inglis, also a new member of the faculty, will teach in. the Retailing Division. Driver Education Classes Offered By Adult School Adult driving classes featuring class room demonstrations, will be offered Hartford movies and driving, instruction, Adult School when it opens for registration Monday, at da.

word Public High School. The course is designed to give knowledge of motor vehicle rules and regulations necessary for the successful operation of an automobile and for passing the driver's test when applying for license. In addition, emphasis is placed on safety attitudes necessary for the safe operaton of a car. Last year some 200 adults enrolled for the course. The driver education class will be among 90 courses scheduled for the fall opening of the Adult School to take plae Monthrough Thursday, Sept.

day, in the Hopkins Street Auditorium of. Hartford High School. Instruction is free to all Hartford residents while non residents pay a fee of $10 per course for most subjects. Further information about the driver education course and other courses of the Adult School may be obtained by calling the Bureau of Adult Education, Jackson 7-4191. A folder with a complete list of courses and meeting times will be sent upon request.

St. Joseph AnnouncesSchedule of Lectures The president and faculty of St. Joseph College, West Hartford. have announced the 1955-1956 schedule of the McAuley Lecture Sereis. The first will be given by the Rev.

Daniel Linehan, S. J. on Oct. 4. Father Linehan will discuss "Scientific Studies in the Polar Regions." The subject of the second will be "Biological Adaptation as a Pattern for Survival" to be given by Dr.

Caroline A. Chandler, on April 12. H. Austin Taylor will give the final lecture on April 26. His subject will be "science for What?" The lecture series is open to the public without charge.

All talks will be held at the College Auditorium at 8 p.m. Churches Help Share U.S. Food Surplus NEW YORK -Thousands of persons in distress areas will have received by the end of this year over 140 million pounds of U.S. government surplus foods shipped by American Protestant and Eastern Orthodox denominations. It will cost the churches about $1 million to ship, the food.

A "Share Surplus" effort by the different denominations provides that money. As in past years, the S-O-S appeal special emphasis around Thanksgiving Actual timelue of the surplus destined to be sent to the hungry and destitute in 29 countries is about $49 millions, The shipments would make up a train more than 40 miles long The fully-trained Indian nurse named to the staff first, of a South African hospital is Miss Kamalavathy, Moonsamy, just. the FOSA (Friends of the Sick) Settlement Vin the Natal. Pretoria learns. A Directory Of Sunday Services In Local Churches BAPTIST Asylum Avenue, 11, "Strengthening Our Heritage of the the Rev.

R. Perry Bartlett minister. Central, 10:50, "For God's Sake." the Rev. Eugene R. Wolfe, minister.

Memorial, 10:55. the Rev. Major La Johnson, minister: 12:30, meeting for teachers and officers of church school. Shiloh, 10:45 and 7. the Rev.

Dr. Robert A. Moody, minister. CONGREGATIONAL Asylum Hill, 11, "The Two Hands of God." the Rev. Dr.

Bernard T. Drew, minister. Broadview Community, 10:45, the Rev. Donald E. Smith, minister.

Center, 11, "The Divided Heart." the Rev. Harold G. Newsham, minister. Covenant, 11, the Rev. Carl G.

Lugn, minister: 7. Hi-League. Horace Bushnell, Lord." and 11, "The Handmaid of the the Rev Jo seph Zezzo, minister: 4:30, junior high; 7:30, Pilgrim Fellowship. Immanuel, service in chapel: 11, "The Universe Makes Sense," the Rev. Fletcher D.

Parker, minister; 6, youth fellowship. South, of Babel." Dr. Harvey McArthur of Hartford Seminary Foundation; 2:30, care leave church for picnic at House-in-the-Fields, New Hartford. EPISCOPAL Christ Charch Cathedral, 8 and 10:10, Holy Communion; 11, Morning Prayer, the Very Rev. Louts M.

Hirshson, dean: 5:30, young people: 8. Tack Gardiner Club for young adults; Evening Prayer, the Rev, Canon Francis R. Beiden. School Of Christian Living Planned For Six Weeks A six-week study course on the Acts of the Apostles will be one of the fee features this year of the School Christian Living. The annual adult education program of the Greater Council of Churches is scheduled for Tuesday nights, Oct.

4-Nov. 8, at Central Baptist Church. Dr. Albert K. Cragg will give the course on the Book of Acts.

He is professor of Arabic and Islamic studies at the Hartford Seminary Foundation. Another course, "Communicating the will be led by the Rev. Lawrence Upton, executive secretary of the Christian Activities Council in Hartford. Five courses will be held especially for church school staff members. Miss Margaret Winchester, director of children's work, for the Connecticut Conference of Conference.

of Congregational Christian Churches, will give a course for beginning teachers. Church school worship will be discussed by Miss Marjory D. Curtis, director of Christian education at Asylum Hill Congregational Church, and Miss Mildred P. Edwards, who holds a similar post at the Wethersfield Congregational Church. Dr.

Helen Khoobyar of the Newington Congregational Church will speak on the use of the Bible with children; the Rev. Lloyd L. Noyes of Central Church on projects and activities in church school; and the Rev. Carl the Connecticut Conference of Congregat al Christian Churches, on improving the church school. Classes will meet at 7:30 p.m.

for two hours. Advance registration should be sent to the office of the Greater Hartford Council of Churches, 315 Pearl Hartford, 4. The Rev. Carl G. Lugn of Covenant Congregational Church will be dean of the school; Mrs.

Gertrude Augur, librarian; and Horace E. Gale, registrar. MISS DORIS CALDWELL Miss Caldwell of New Milford is the fiancee of Mr. John W. Olson of New Britain -(Loring Photo).

Beth Hamedrash Hagodol To Note 4th Anniversary The Sisterhood of the Beth Hamedrash Hagodol will have its 4th birthday celebration and pospective membership drive Monday evening at 8 o'clock in the vestry of the Garden St. Synagogue. Mrs. Paul Brown, president will give the welcoming address and Mrs. Lester Rosner will read the invocation.

For the entertainment of the guests, Mrs. Calvin will perform the feats of legerdemain. Mrs. Meyer Friedman, chairman, and Mrs. Julius Grajewski, cochairman, are in charge of the refreshments, and hostesses for the evening will be the board members.

decorations will be directed" by Mrs. Victor Archambault, program chairman, and the following committee: Miss Dorothy Rudnick, Mrs. Louis Cook. Mrs. Edwin Osborn, Mrs.

Morris Saposnik, Mrs. Rita Persky, Mrs. Jack Korman, Mrs. Marshall Oppenheumar, Mrs. Harry Stoltz, Mrs.

Ben Sandler, Mrs. Sidney Tomsky and Mrs. Louis Sitcovsky. Miss Van Wagoner R. Norman Felske Plan Fall Bridal Mrs.

W. Royden Klein of East Setauket, Long Island, N.Y. and Mr. Alexander Van Wagoner of Stamford have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Anneke Jans Van Wagoner, Mr. Richard Norman Felske, son of Mr.

and Mrs. N. W. Feleke of Mohawk West Hartford. The couple plan a fall wedding.

Miss Van Wagoner is a graduate of the Hewlett School, East Islip, Long Island, N. Y. and Edgewood Park Junior College, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. Mr.

Felske was graduated from Yale University a attended the Columbia Graduate School of Business. with the S. Navy Fourier World War II and is now with Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Sales in New York. Early Chapel Service Planned at Immanuel Immanuel Congregational Church will include a 9 a.m. service in its redecorated chapel in its regular worship schedule beginning Sunday.

The early afternoon service will replace the Sunday vespers have been held during the last two years. The Rev. William T. Knapp, assistant, will conduct the half-hour service. Dedication for the renovated chapel will be held Wednesday at 5:45 p.m.

before a 6:30 p.m. fall rally supper at Immanuel. New stained glass windows and other decorating was done by the J. and R. Lamb Studios at Tenafly, N.J Four of the windows are dedicated to women "who loved the Chanel." Mrs.

Katherine Ordway Parker, Mrs. Fanny Scudder Ordway, Mrs. Gertrude Thomas Hayman and Mrs. May Baldwin Cam- Curtis Schumacher, a former banker associated, with the de. nominational of home missions in New York, will speak at the rally supper.

Porcupines are doing extensive damage to U.S. forests, more than is done by forest fires in some areas. Good Shepherd, 11 Morning Prayer, the Rev. Kenneth Cameron. Grace.

8 and 11. Low mass, the Rev. Nelson L. Chowenhill, rector. St.

James, R. Holy Communion: 11, Morning Prayer, the Rev. Donald C. Elwood, rector. St.

Monica's, and 11, Holy Communion. the Rev. Alfred M. Lambert, priest-in-charge. Pt.

Pani's, 9. Holy Communion: 11, mass with hymns. the L. Wanner, priest-in-charge. Trinity, 8.

Holy Communion: 11, Morn. ing Prayer, the Rev, Kenneth D. Thomas, LUTHERAN Christ, 11, Communion, "Repentance, the Rev. John Kavasch, pastor. Emanuel, 9:20 and 11.

"Be Not the Rev. Dr. Stanley Sandberg, pastor. Grace, 9 and 10:30. the Rev.

Frederick W. Teichmann, pastor. Our Savior's, 10:45, the Rev. George Mellby, pastor. METHODIST First.

11, "Constructive Characteristhe Rev. Dr. Loyd F. Worley, minister. North.

11. "A Purposeful Faith In God." the Rev, Richard R. Thomas dr. minister. St.

Pant's, 10, Educate for the Rev. Arthur E. Berry, miniater. South Park, 10:45, "'The Seeds That Fell Among the Rev. George Butier, minister.

TO BE HONORED: Dr. Douglas Horton, new dean of Harvard Divinity School, will be honored by 400 representatives of Congregational Christian Churches and numerous religious agencies at a dinner at Riverside Church. New York. Sept. 21.

His appointment at Harvard this summer closes a 17-year career as minister of the General Council of the Congregational Christian Churches. The prominent church leader has Connecticut ties. He was graduated from the Hartford Theological Seminary in 1915, and one of his pastorates was in Middletown. At the dinner, presentation will be made of a Douglas Horton scholarship fund, being raised by Congregationalists to help Congregational students from overseas attend Harvard Divinity School. Metropolitan Club Will Honor New Members At Tea The new members of the Metropolitan Woman's Club will be welcomed at a tea this afternoon at the home of Mrs.

Robert K. Killian, 94 Montowese St. from 3 to 5 p.m. Members of the executive board will be hostesses. Mrs.

Frederick H. Fippinger will pour assisted by Mrs. Henry J. MacKenzie. Mrs.

Peter Nichols, president of the Wethersfield Junior Woman's Club, will be a guest. The womon who will be honored at the tea include Mrs. John J. Brannick, Mrs. William H.

Brennan, Mrs. Joseph G. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Stephen A. Hulme, Mrs.

Joseph L. Kennedy Mrs. George J. O'Connell and Mrs. George R.

Wadstrom. Rural Life Leaders Plan Springfield Talks Some 2,000 rural life leaders will converge on Springfield, Oct. 18-20, for the annual national Convocation on the Church in Town and Country. Delegates will include ministers. rural sociologists, executives of denominations, college teachers, and government leaders.

The convocation has been held annually since 1943. under sponsorship of the National Council of Churches. Speakers will include True D. Morse, under secretary of agriculture: Nathan Tufts, former president of the Connecticut River Watershed Council president of the New "England Forestery Foundation: Henrichsen, Methodist minister to seven parishes in Maine author of the book, "Seven Steeples." Bethel AME Church Marks Women's Day The Rev. Olivia S.

Henry of Philadelphia, will be a guest which will annual WomSunday at Bethel, AME Church, en's Day celebration. She will preach at the 10:45 a.m. service. when an all-woman choir will sing. At 5:45 p.m., Mrs.

Henry will speak at a semiformal tea and fashion show. phia, Mrs. teacher, a A former in Philadelscholarship from the National Conference of Christians and Jews in 1946 and attended Harvard University. She holds an honorary degree from Monrovia College in Liberia, West Africa. She is executive advisor of the national sorority of Phi Delta Kappa.

Mrs. Sud ye Shaw is general chairman of the celebration, assisted by Miss Mildred Hixon, Mrs. Minnie E. Smith and Mrs. Martha Bailey.

BAPTIST Central Baptist Church 457 Main St. Church School 9:45 a.m. Children's Division Morning Worship at 10:50, "FOR GOD'S SAKE" Rev, Eugene R. Wolfe MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH 142 FAIRFIELD AVENUE REV. MAJOR L.

JOHNSON, Minister 10:00 A.M.-Morning Worship and Sermon 18:30 P.M.-Church School Meeting and Dinner Acylum Ave. Baptist Church Asylum Ave. and Sigourney St. Rev. R.

Perry Bartlett, Minister Church School 9:30 11:00 A.M. (Double sessions with identical classes) Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Sermon. "Strengthening Our Heritage of the Church" First Baptist Church Nerth Main best Hartford REV. RICHARD a.

HARDY Church School 9:30: 9:45: 10:50 A.M. Church Worship 11:00 A.M. Gand A Better $58 For U.S. Flood Sufferers Is Gift Of Aged DP's In German Home VAN WAGONER Setauket. Long Island, N.

Felske of Mohawk West MISS MARILYN C. BOTELLE Miss Botelle of Cromwell and Mr. Paul S. Hanson of Middletown are engaged (Frederick Photo). ald Milausky and Mr.

Arthur Goldberg, all of Hartford. A ballerina length gown of lace over satin, was worn by the bride. It was made with a fitted bodice, Peter Pan collar and a full skirt scalloped at the hemline. Her veil of French illusion was arranged from calot of lace and seed pearls. The bride attended the University of Connecticut.

Mr. Sosland was graduated from the University of Connecticut where he was a member of Pi Sigma Alpha, national honorary political science fraternity. He will enter Columbia University Law School Sept. 21. The couple have returned from a motor trip to Canada and are now residing in New York City.

And Women's Club The first supper meeting the Busines and Professional Women of the First Methodist Church will take place Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the church. Dr. Loyd F. Worley will show pictures of his trip this summer.

Laurel Garden Club The Laurel Garden Club will meet jointly with the Glastonbury Club at Wells Turner Library, Glastonbury, Monday eveat 8 o'clock. The speaker will be Mrs. Albert Sprong who chose as her subject "Original Bird Composition." Central Baptist Women The Woman's Society of the Central Church will meet for the time this fall for Baptist, supper at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday. A sound film will be shown during the supper hour, and Mr.

Samuel H. Franklin will speak on "The Christian Message in a Revolutionary World." NEW YORK-The aged displaced persons, living at Lutheran old people's home at Berchtesgaden, Germany, heard about flood suffering in the northeast of the United States- and decided to help as much as they could. They presented 245.70 German Marks ($58.50) to a church representative and asked him to send it to the United States. The Rev. Gerhard G.

Dietrich said, "I wish you could see the Two Churches Plan To Resume Services Sunday Two city congregations will return to regular services in their churches Sunday. The Unitarian Meeting House will open at 11 a.m. after a summer recess. The Rev. Payson Miller will preach on "Floods and God." South Congregationalists will own meeting redecorated hold their first service, in their and repaired after a summer fire.

Dr. Harvey K. McArthur of the Hartford Seminary Foundation will be the preacher at 11 a.m. A church family picnic is planned Sunday at 2:30 p.m. by South Congregationalists.

It will be held at the House-in-the-1 Fields, New Hartford. Cars will leave the church at 2:30 p.m. Those needing transportation or able to offer it are urged to call the church office. Asylum Avenue Baptist Church to meet incrensed enrollment, will start double sessions at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m.

for its church The bus for pupils from Stowe Village will leave the corner of Hampton and Kensington streets at 9:10 a.m., taking youngsters to the early session. To Fight Disease NEW A seven-man medical expedition is making the first helicopter crossing of central Africa, concentration area for some of the world's most spot medical surveys. The fiveserious diseases, to make on weeks expedition will work in cooperation with some 30 Protestant and Roman Catholic missions. team will gather soil samples from isolated jungle areas search for new antibiotic molds. More than $100,000 worth of modern drugs will be distribluted to mission stations to help fight disease and infection.

UNIVERSALIST Rev. Wallace Grant Fiske, Minister A LIBERAL CHURCH Church Service Sunday at 11:00 Church of the Redeemer UNIVERSALIST 433 Fern W. Hartford Unitarian Meeting House 215 Pearl Hartford Worship Service for Church and Church School at 11 "FLOODS AND GOD" Rev, Payson Miller, Minister The First Methodist Church Farmington Avenue and Whitney Street Reverend Loyd F. Worley, D.D., Minister Church School 9:45 A.M. Morning Worship 11:00 A.M.

Sermon Topic: "Constructive expressions on the faces of these old folks and the staff as they turned over their It was made in appreciation of what Americans have done for them, he reported. The Lutheran representative sent. $23.81, contributed for also, flood relief by the Evangelical Inner Mission Society of Frankfurt, Germany. The two checks were turned over to the Red Cross. Catholic Women Conduct Drive In Norwich Area Throughout parish churches in eastern Connecticut on Sunday, the annual membership campaign of the Norwich Diocesan Council of Catholic will be The campaign aids the charitable work of the Diocesan Bureau Social Service.

Seventy cents of each membership dollar goes to support that program. Enrollment of Catholic woman in the Norwich Diocese is the goal urged by the Most Rev. Bernard J. Flanagan, bishop of Norwich. Nursery School Has Openings for Fall The day nursery school at Hartford's First Methodist Church reports some openings, both for its three-day and five-day programs.

Some youngsters attend on three days, Monday, Wednesday and Friday; come Mondays through Fridays. Registration will be Monday and Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the church at the corner of South Whitney Street and Farmington Avenue. Appointments may be made by telephoning AD 2-2412 or AD 2-1500. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD NE Gospel Tabernacle Rev.

Joseph Payne Pastor 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 6:15 P.M. Young People's Service 11:00 A.M. "The Reality of sonal Religion" 7:30 P.M. Evangelistic Service See Oral Roberts on WGTH-TV Sunday at 8 P.M.

Hear "Revival Time" WGTH Sun. 10:30 P.M. 31 W. Beacon W. AD 3-6349 PRESBYTERIAN WESTMINSTER CHURCH 140 Mountain Road, West Hartford Gurden Trumbull Scoville, Minister TWO and 11:00 A.M.

Church School with Cradle Dept, at both Sermon: "Turning Aside to See" First Presbyterian Church 136 CAPITOL AVENUE Church School Morning Worship 11:00 A.M. Minister: Calvin H. Buchanan Sermon Topic: "When Men Tempt God" (Little children cared for during service) EMANUEL LUTHERAN "Opposite The State Capital Grounds" 311 Capitol Ave. at Hungertord The Rev. Stanley Sandberg, D.D..

Pastor WORSHIP 9:30 and 11:00 Identical Services Sermon: "RE NOT Dr. Sandberg. preaching SUNDAY SCHOOL BETHANY LUTHERAN Bird. S. Main, West Hartford Rev.

Martin C. Duchow, Pastor 8:45 3 and 11:00 A.M. Services 9:45 A.M. Sunday School 9:15 A.M. Bible Classes Welcome.

Bring the Family. ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Hartford Gospel Tabernacle. 11. "The Reality of Personal the Rev. Joseph Payne, minister: 6:15, young pie: 7:30, evangelistic service, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE First.

11, "Matter." Second, 11 ORTHODOX and 5. "Statter." GREEK St. George's, 9:30. Orthros: 10:15, Divine Liturgy, the Very Rev. Nicholas INTERDENOMINATIONAL Charter Oak Community, 11, the Rev.

William M. Philpot, minister. NAZARENE Service at 11 and 7:30, the Rev. Herman W. Keelet, minister: 6:30, young people.

POLISH NATIONAL CATHOLIO Our Savior's, 9, low mass: 11, high mass, the Rev. Waiter A. Hyazko, pastor. PRESIYTERIAN First, 11. "When Men Tempt God." the Rev.

Calvin H. Buchanan, misister. QUAKER Meeting for worship. 11. Russian Orthodox All saints.

9, English service: 10. DIvine Liturgy, the Very Rev, Nicholas Wasilleff, pastor. UNDENOMINATIONAL Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. 11. Hartford Seminary Foundation Chapel, Sidney Thompson, pastor.

UNITY Service at 11, "The Gift of Peace," the Rev. Faith Cornwall, minister. UNITARIAN Service at 11. "Floods and God," the Rev. Payson Miller, Minister.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE OF BRANCHES THE MOTHER CHURCH THE FIRST CHURCH- OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON, MASS FIRST CHURCH Sunday Service 11 A.M. 537 Farmington Sunday School 11 A.M. Sunday Services SECOND CHURCH 11 A.M. and 5 P.M. 129 Lafayette Street Sunday School 11 A.M.

Nursery at both Churches at 11 A.M. Wednesday Evening Meetings at both Churches -8 o'clock include testimonies of Christian Science healing READING ROOMS FREE TO THE PUBLIC FIRST CHURCH 939 Farmington West Hartford 9:30 A.M. 9 P.M. Wed. 7 P.M.

SECOND CHURCH 633 Main Street 9 A.M. 9 P.M. Wednesday 7 P.M. Sunday 2. 4:30 P.M..