Sunday Services In Bridgeport Churches
A compact guide to Sunday church services in Bridgeport featuring the First Presbyterian marking the 600th anniversary of Bannockburn with Clan Campbell attendees, Park Street Congregational showing stereopticon views of Christ’s life, and Mauer preaching at West End Congregational. Other churches list morning and evening services, Sunday schools, and youth activities across Congregational, Methodist, Episcopal, and Evangelical denominations with sermons, hymns, and special programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomoorrow
Bridgeport
First Presbyterian Church
Bannockbur
Clan Campbell
Ers of
Scotia
Park Street Congregational Church
Christ
Washington Irving Mau‘rer
Estor
Northampton
Mass
West End Congregational Church
West End
Sinvinitis Partnership
Wooler
Uprano
cRtehe Tsarada
PRD
Christian Endeavor
Swain
Nsiiana
Gohmitz
Hofmann
Pilate
John” Plokhorst
the Crusinter
Michael Angelo
Risa Estar Deschwann
Ertearati
Daughters of
People’s Presbyterian Church
Irel
Park Avenues
Miss Bullard
Christian Dearer
Merenport
Methodist
R. H.W
F. EF. c
Mpworth
Bethel A. M. E
TI. S
Jacobs
The
Baptist Convention
William Jackson
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
North Avenue
Remer Street
Epworth League
Piscopal
Trinity Church
Peirfield Avenue
Broad Street
C.w.aveson
Gilbert R. Underhill
Church of Nativity
Sylvan Avenue
C. W. Areson
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Park and Fairfieldevenues
Stephen le. Sherman, Jr
Frank
Courtland Street
Dreyer
St. Luke's Church
Stratford Avenue
Sixth Street
William H. Jepson
Congress Street
Math Street
Herman G. Wiemer
Bridgeport Christian Tnnion, Inc
Bankstreet
Charles W. Simpson
Duane i Brewer
MBE
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
Wedai
Fairfield School Closes For Summer Vacation
Fairfield notices report the town schools closed yesterday for summer vacation. Lillian Buckley of Unquowa received birthday honors from friends. an evening of games and music ended with luncheon. Mrs. F Olmstead returns to New York after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Werfen. Anna Gray enjoys entertaining in Germantown. Mrs. James Furniss and Helen visit Port Chester after guesting with Mrs. A. Riker. Mrs. Andrew Wakeman visits her mother. Mrs. B. F. Wisner of Albany visits town. Mrs. F. E. Wakeman travels to Springfield, Mass., due to sister illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Buckley
F. Olmstead
Frank Werfen
New York
Anna Gray
Germantown
James Furniss
Helen
Port Chester
A. Riker
Andrew Wakeman
B. F. Wisner
Albany
F. E. Wakeman
Springfield
Mass
Bethel High school commencement attended by local residents
In Easton Frank L Wells has a new telephone at 92-13. Miss Eva Sweezy of Tashua visited Danbury. Mrs Matilda Gregory plans a few days with her daughter Mrs Myron Patchen of New Milford. Mr and Mrs Charles Sweezy with Mr and Mrs Frank Wheeler of Derby attended Bethel High school commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Easton
Frank L. Wells
Eva Sweezy
Tashua
Danbury
Matilda Gregory
Myron Patchen
New Milford
Charles Sweezy
Frank Wheeler
Derby
Bethel High School
Westport Notes On Local Incidents And Appointments
Westport reports William Madigan's slight brain concussion after a cherry tree mishap and Carl Reamy’s motorcycle rollover near Breen's corner with minor injuries. School Seoard introduces new fall teachers Miss May Parker Miss Eleanor Moss Miss Myrtle Meade. William Doland reappointed janitor. Ladies host a Methodist Church sale with ice cream and cake. Local Painters union No. 923 holds election of officers Edward Colyar president George McLean vice president Harry Buckingham treasurer Fred Wilson conductor J F Platt warden A B Platt business agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Madigan
John Madigan
J. M. Nolan
Breen's Corner
Carl Reamy
Reamy
May Parker
Winchendon
Eleanor Moss
Cheshire
Myrtle Meade
William Doland
Bridgewahoot
Westport
Pleasant afternoon social and summer plans in Easton
A Ladies Aid social at Mrs. Lina Smith's home in Easton drew twelve participants with a fine collation. The grange building committee plans a barn dance in State Master J Arthur Sherwood's new barn on June 24 with homemade candy for sale and several grange members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hull
Westport
Frank Edwards
Plattsville
Grace Clark
Elmer & Andrews
Alabama Negroes Gain in Land and Progress in Decade
The article notes Alabama’s colored population owns or controls 6.1 million acres of land, up 350,000 since 1900, with 3.56 million acres of improved land. Negro farmers now farm 500,000 more acres, and own or control one fourth of state farm property valued at about 97.27 million dollars. It highlights education, banking, and business gains, including five banks run by Black citizens and extensive church construction, reflecting broad advancement across agriculture, commerce, and society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
United States
Tuskegee
Normal and Industrial Institute
Booker T. Washington
America
Ely
Owalega Community
Alexander City
Central of Georgia
Alabama - Penny Savings Bank
Prudential Savings Bank of
Birmingham
Penny Savings Bank of
Selma
Anniston
Montgomery
Alai
Social notes from Trumbull and area residents
Mr and Mrs Ernest Smith spent a week at the Truesdell home while enjoying a several week vacation. Mrs Smith an actress and Mr Smith a core manager in the far West. Families from Bridgeport and Huntington visited Hazelcroft and attended gatherings with the Cotrells Evitts and Truesdells. Barry House moved to Buffalo for a new position. Miss Eliza Burroughs returned from Texas to summer with Burroughs grandparents. White Plains school closed with a picnic. Marion Edwards returned to West Brookfield Mass. Eleanor Beach visits her aunt in Waterbury. Edwin Evitts left for a three week visit with New Milford grandparents. Edward Merrill’s grandson visited Norwalk. Mrs Botsford and infant of Daniels Farm were guests of Mrs Morace Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Smith
Harry Truesdell
Smith
Mr. Smith
Far West
William G. Rowell
R. N. Bilton
Bridgeport
Cotrell
Hazelcroft
Frederick May
Marion Edwards
West Brookfield
Mass
Eleanor Beach
Wateris
B Beach
Edwin Evitts
New Milford
E. Merrille Beach
Daniels Farm
Tims
Variety of Brief News Notes Across Nations
The compilation reports a New York yacht destroyed by fire in the Hudson River with a $12,000 loss, a Philadelphia man awaiting a month in the House of Correction and a $100 weekly wage with a $5,000 bonus, and a $400,000 Yale Medical School donation from Pittsburgh’s Lauder family. Also notes Vancouver’s $1,000,000 transfer elevator site, Senate sailing plans for Europe, French loan approval, Olympic committees barring women, a fatal fire in Michigan displacing nearly 200, and various political, legal, and civic items nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas E. Winstead
New York
Hudson River
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ASB. Zion Church
Graff and Streets
William H. Eley
BH. H. Dillon & Eee
Main Street
Mollan’s
Adv
Fairfield
Trumbull
William Brownstein
Philadelphia
House of Correction
Lauder
Pittsburgh
Yale Medical School
Vancouver
Senate Lodge
Europe
Root, Lippitt
Oliver
French
Chamber of Deputies
International Congress of Olympic Committees
Dollarville
Mich
Leslie Vickers
J. M. McKellar
N. J
Burleson
Ohio State Bankers’ Association
Cedar Point
Thomas B. Wilson
Round Valley Reservation
Mendocino County
Cal
Julius Denon
Fourteenth Infantry
Spokane
Wash
American General Baggage Agents’ Association
Port Huron
Detroit
George Alley
Union Pacific
Colonial Trust Co
Freehold Bank
Mohawk River
Schemectady
Johnstone
Seneca
North Atlantic Steamship, Lines
Massachusetts House
Senate
Nice
Cuneo
Italy
Otee
Perfection
Standard Oil Company ‘ of
Jteery
H. E. Adams
Fairfield Avenue
Atlantic Hotel
Nuras Ia
Aso Fall
Lyon & Grumman Co
Fairfield Ave
Middle ST
Crawford Laundry
Courteand ST
Wheeler & Howes CO
MAIN
Congres
Sprague Ice Stove Coal Egg Coal Nut Coal
East End
E. Wash
AVE. Bridg
IRA Gregory & GO
Stratford. Res
Plehigh
Naugatuck Valley Ice CO
Housatonic Ave
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