Busy Christmas religious notices fill city churches
The page lists morning worships and sermons at Bethany Congregational, Mack Congregational, Calvary M polysal, Calvary Baptist, Christchurch, Church of the Nazarene, Memorial, First Universalist, First Methodist, First Swedish Baptist, First Baptist, Church of Christ Scientist, First Lutheran, First Welsh, Park Street Congregational, and various missions. Topics include The Manner of Giving, The Priva Winner, The American Bond, and They All Forsook Him. Evening services, Sunday schools, Endeavor societies, and weekday meetings are noted with times and locations across Bridgeport. The notices emphasize inclusive welcome and community participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Congregational
Iurd
Main Street
Maurice J. Dunck
Pce
Acheo
Mack Mack
Eader
Marion Hubbell
Agabuts
Sreflail Ausic
Calvary Mplscoyal
Main
Summit
J. Sutherland
Vica Holy Comunion
A.m
Poly
Calvary Baptist ‘Church
Bu Txeet
Connecticut’ Avenue
Ohn
W. Grainger
Sunde
Christchurch
Straisand
Kennedy
M. Caneel
Fehieot
Young Fappie
Church of the Nazarino
Fairild Avenue
Lillie Henderson
Christan Rng
Eragn Memorial Church
East Main Street
Lawra J. Long
Gou
Witeen
Courtland Street
Fairfield
State Street
First Methodist
Corner Road Street
Wallfield Avenue
Chester C.marshall
Chard le‘ Simin
Epworth Logue
M Etman
Howard H. Russet
Firse
Swedish Baptist
Bolorado Avesue
Wuhy Justinus
Astor
Rayer
Church, of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette “Street
Wall Street
Wuelish Lutheran Church
Laurel
Avenue
Grove
Laurel Avenue
Grove Street
G. A. Wong
Eening Roryige
TD P. mi
First Church Free Baychics
J. L. Congleton
Grace Avenue
Stratford
B. Bradford
New York
M. Ewen
Virginia
Chairch
Carson Street
Trumbull Road
Althing
Nor
Yan. Ey
Free Church
Fifth Street
Alvin Prestholt
Olivet Congregational Church
North Avenue
Werbert S. Brown
Songy
Presbyterian
Laurel and Park Avenues
Park Street
Young Peaple's Society
Campbells
Women's League
Men's League
Sarah Hubbard
Cliele
Fay Preston
George E. Burlingamd
American Bend
The
Anti Saloon League of America
America
St. George's Church
Clinton and
Beechwood Avenue
Rav
H. E. Kelly
Saint John's Church
Park and
Malrfield Avenues
Stephen Fish Sherman
Bible Glassey
Answ
Stratfield Baptist Church
Stratfield
Chuyen Hill Roads
F. M. Armstrong
St. Luke's
Conn
Wilmot Aves
W.H. Jepson
St. Mark's Mission
Trinity
Broad Street
Palmeld Avenue
Brensony
Father Dyer
Eriest
Bridgeport New Thought Center
Konbel Studio
Canellon Street
D T, van Doren
Bridgeport Christon Union. Inc
CL Ww. Simpson
W. M. Richardson
Memorial Baptist Church
Kringly Methodist Episcopal Church
Cormer North Avenue
Remap Street
Co. Wwimpson
Henry Nichols Vaubaner
Epworth
Murtiord
David Main
John Matthews
Russell Main
Mick McCabe
Schoowac
Ry United Church
Broad and
Gilbert Streets
Ny Wolace Day
Rew Win
H. Burnett
asHstint Pasaop
Tery
Dr. Day
Clarence King
Bridgeport Finncial Federation
Community Chest
Daysteading
Loy
Dawling
United Chunk
Bridgeport Community Forum
Bizet
Coal Leader to Speak at United Forum in London West Virginia
Joseph G Bradley president of the National Coal Association will speak at the Community Forum in London West Virginia tomorrow night. Bradley a dominant figure in United Church circles has 20 years of West Virginia coal resource development and holds Harvard University credentials with interests in railroads and finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Bradle
National Coal Association
Interists
London
W. Va
Bradley
United Church
Altaire
Saft
West Virginia
Harvard University
Pls
Home Dyeing Colors And Methods For Fabrics
The article discusses historical home dyeing practices for textiles, noting how women dyed fabrics manually in past centuries and how fashion now allows simple at home methods. It describes using ready made dye kits, mixing colors like robin's eye blue with yellow to achieve blue green, shading effects, and applying dyes to curtains linens lampshades and bed drapery to harmonize room colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcel
Min
Beggars Sentenced to Hard Labor on Bread Diet
In Omaha two affluent beggars, William Bell and Thomas Harris, received fifteen days of hard labor on bread and water after crowds raised about 100 dollars a day for their appeals. Police reported the pair lived in luxury with substantial bank accounts. The judge urged moderation and imposed the diet as a tone up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Wrange
William Bell
Thomas Harris
Iter
Therony
Wappich
Bell
Har
Community religious events and notices in Mitough area
Various church notices outline sermons and services at Washington Park Methodist Church and Calvary Episcopal, with choir pieces and devotional segments. Also listed are bazaar plans by Rector's aid, a West End Congregational service, and Sunday school times highlighted for December events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Mandel
Renard
God
Lenor Gale
Cis Fertory
Nevin
Dr. Day Jesaelin
J. G. Bradley
Dundon
Vantecostal Clutch
Wilmot Augat
Young People’s
Washington Park
Calvary Episcopal Church
Summit and
Main Streets
Delember
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Ray the
J.G. Bradley
America‘s Bond
Robt. P. Carin
D. D
Denver
Coloraito Bible School
P. U
Geo. E. Bciingame
Berkeley, Cui
Rev
D. TF. van Doren
Bridgeport New Thought
United Forum
Dsephg
IA Diy
Rutherford
Satan
Christ
Jesus
H. E. Hazlett
Dawe’s Theatre
Judge Rutherford
International Bible Students
Iate
New York City
Pastor Rueswell
Summerfield Methodist Episcopal Church
Cor, Barnum and Central Aves
Dad
Quigley
Church of the Future
St. John’s No. 3
A. F
A. M
Summerfield Church
Barnum and
Central Avenues
Christ Episcopal Church
Courtland St
Bet. Fairfield Ave
State St
Hart Pants
Eiverybody
Fairfield Ave
Broad St
Hal T. Kearns
Wm. Horace Day
M. Cc
Canvaasers
Gleund Canvass
Betty Brown Bakery
Batefield, Ave
Maunder
Mrs. Dalton
Sos
Mr. Levasseur
Demarcs
Guilmant
Mins Provence Haskin
Orga
Miss Esther Cox
School of the Bible
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