Sunday church services listed across multiple houses of worship
A long notice lists numerous Sunday services across churches in Bridgeport. It includes St John’s Episcopal at Park and Fairfield Avenues, Church of Nativity on Carson Street, St Paul’s Princopal Church with Rev. Reot, Trinity Church with Rev. Aitkins and Rev. Hall, St George’s at Clifton and Beechwood, Park Street Congregational with Rev. Beard and Rev. Miles, Olivet and West End Congregational, United Congregational at Broad and Gilbert, King’s Highway Congregational, Washington Park M E, Trinity M E, Grace M E, First Christian Disciples, Peoples Presbyterian, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Universalist, and Christchurch. Programs feature morning Masses or services, Sunday schools, choirs, sermons, and special events through the day. Names include Rev. H. E. Kelly, Rev. H. R. Miles, Rev. Day, Dr. Day, Dr. Richard Swain, Prof. Strout, and others. The schedule covers times from early morning to evening and notes special musical or thematic elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Park and
Fairfield Avenues
Church of Nativity
Carson Street
Sylvan Avenue
Catholic Mass Schedule and Church Listings Across Town
A detailed Sunday and weekday mass timetable lists services for St. Augustine St. Mary Sacred Heart St. Patrick St. Charles St. Peter Blessed Sacrament Holy Cross St Joseph Holy Rosary St Anthony St Stephen St Johns of Nepomuck St Michael St Cyril and Methodius St Thomas St James Stratford with multiple pastors and mass times, including high masses and children’s services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles Church
East Main Street
Patrick McGivney
Blessed Sacrament
Union Avenue
Orange Street
T. B. Smith
Holy Rosary Church
Washington Avenue
M. J. Keating
St. James
Stratford
Father O'Connor
Flower Day planned by Zionist group to aid Palestine
The Zionist Organization of America schedules Flower Day on Sunday June 13 to raise funds for the Jewish National Fund. Benjamin Rosenblatt leads the Bridgeport local committee with a strong team. A conference at Zionist Headquarters 214 Warner Building will finalize plans with participation from Young Judea clubs and Jewish youth. The notice ends with a caution about Liberty bonds and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zionist Organization of America
Jewish National Fund
Jewish National Bank
Palestine
Benjamin Rosenblatt
Preacher exchange at Park Street and Dwight Place churches
Rev. Harry R. Miles of Dwight Place church New Haven will preach at Park Street Congregational in exchange with Dr. Beard. Miles chairs the Business Committee of the National Council. Dr. Beard will close with an illustrated address on All Sorts of Children from Everywhere featuring pictures of children from Mexico Spain Turkey Africa India the Philippines and more plus glimpses of their homes schools and play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Park Street Congregational Church
Harry R. Miles
Dwight Place Church
New Haven
Dr. Beard
Miles
The
National Council
Mexico
Spain
Turkey
Africa
India
Philippnes
Rev G H Ekins to Speak at First Universalist Church
Rev G Herbertkins executive secretary of the Church Federation of Bridgeport will speak on The Church and the Community at the First Universalist Church tomorrow morning. Beardsley Park rally follows Sunday school. Parents meeting Friday. Next Sunday is Children’s Day with combined service at 10 45 a m and baptism for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Universalist Church
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Hal T. Kearns
G. Herbertkins
Bridgeport Church Federation
G. H. Ekins
Church Federation of Bridgeport
St Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
Beardsley Park
United church plans 225th anniversary observance and service
Between 25 and 30 new members will join the United Church at the 10 30 morning service Sunday. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated marking the prep for the 225th anniversary next Sunday and the week after. Dr Day will deliver One Lord One Faith One Baptism. The Vested Choir will sing O Christ I Come to Thee. Church school and Men's club meet at 12 05. An outdoor rally at Beardsley park at 4 pm involves city churches under the Church Federation and Connecticut Sunday School association. The piece notes tight credit for farmers and many towns planning to enter a road-conditions contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Congregational Church
Broad and
Gilbert Streets
Willam Horace Day
D. D
Beardsley Park
Fellowship of the United Church
South Church
Church School
The
Church Federation
Connecticut Sunday School Association
Stepney News Roundup Highlights Graduates and Local Visits
Miss Dorothy Williams and a Brooklyn friend guest of Mrs. Emily D. Leavenworth. School closes for three months vacation. Graduation exercises at town hall feature remarks by Irene Victory Arthur Blake and Marguerite Nolan. diplomas awarded to Nolan Tingley Sherman Dinkler Victory and others. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Charles Nichols of Danbury and Mrs George Drew of Shelton. Daylight Saving time noted. Methodist service at 10 45 am followed by Quarterly Conference. Minstrel show at Firemen's hall draws 275 attendees. Birdseye Plain pupils enjoy Putnam Park outing. summer break resumes Sept 7. Politicians plan conventions while knowing where to dig for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Williams
Brooklyn
Emily D. Leavenworth
F. P. Sherman
America
Irene Victory
Alexander Vass
John Kirchnoff
Walker's School
Marguerite Nolan
Girls of Elm Street School
Dorothy Dinkle
Our Standing Army
Stepney School
Arthur Blake
John Kirchnopf
Birdseye Plain
Cutler's
Charles Nichols
Danbury
B. Hayes
George Drew
Elizabeth Drew
Shelton
Elisha Staples
New Haven
Ellen Hayes
Kidd
George Turney
Bridgeport
Birdseye Plain School
Putnam Park
Redding
Cole
Long Hill
Mrs N North Credits Doan's Kidney Pills for Recovery
Mrs N North of 1961 Fairfield Avenue says kidney disorder neuritis back and shoulder pains and dizziness were alleviated after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She reports regained strength and feeding ability and urges others to try the remedy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Paul's Princopal Church
Benjamin Franklin Reot
Trinity Church
Father Aitkins
Charles Mercer Hall
St. George's Church
Clicton and
Beechwood Avenues
H. E. Kelly
West End Congregational Church
Colorado Avenue
State Street
King’s Highway
Congregational Church
Spring Street
Noble Ave
Nue
James E. Rees
Washington Park
Barnum and Noble Avenues
A. F. Campa
Bible School
Epworth League
Trinity M. HE
North Avenue
Remor Street
M. A. DeGraff
Young Ladies’ Guild
Men's Community Council
Grace M. HB
Fairfield
Clinton Avenues
Joseph L. Guernsey
Men‘s Auxiliary
Ruth
H. A. Strout
People's Chorus
First Christian Church
Kvanisian and
Maplewood Avenues
N. D
People's Presbyterian Church
Laurel and Park Avenues
H. A. Davenport
C. E
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayette Street
Main Street
Christchurch
Courtland Street
John G. Saddler
St. Norbert
St. Claude
St.Robert
St. Medard
Confessor
St. Primus
St. Felician
St. Margaret
St. Barnabas
Apostle
St. John of St. Facundus
the Confessor
St. Augustine's Church
Pequonnock Street
James B. Nihil
P. R
St. Mary's Church
Pembroke Street
Corner Steuben
Matthew Traynor
Sacred Heart Church
Myrtle Avenue
Richard Moore
L.L.D
St. Patrick's Church
Porter Street
Father Lynch
St. Peter's Church
Howard Avenue
Holy Cross
Pine Street
Michael Golo
St Joseph's Church
Madison Avenue
St. Anthony's
Father Massicot
St. Stephen's
Spruce Street
Bostwick Avenue
Stephen Kernitzky
St. Johns of Nepomuck
Brooks Street
Andrew Komara
St. Michael's
Sterling Street
Father Figlewski
Sts Cyril and Methodius
Crescent Avenue
Church Street
Caspar Pannick
St. Thomas’ Church
Father Blake
Bish
the Times
Damon and
Pythias
H. R. Miles
Stepney
Dean
Wilmot Avenue
Daniel C. Lochead
Wilmot Ave
James B. Bannerman
Gilbert St
Doan
Hindle
Federal Avenue
Anna. Erickson
Federal Ave
Rikert
H. Frank Hawkes
State St
Dean's
Dean’s
Deans
Mapleleaf
Jas. Dean
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