Multiple Hartford churches list Sunday services
Saint Monica s 81 Mather Street presents morning and evening services with church school at 9 30 a m and 11 a m Young people and other activities listed for various churches including MT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 12 Suffield Street Hariard CT ALLEN CHAPEL A M E 2233 Main Street and PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF CHRIST at 405 Bellevue Street Hartford area churches detail service times Sunday School 9 45 a m to 12 30 p m and Evening Services 6 30 p m to 8 p m with pastors named and ministries noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saint Monica's
Mather Street
Alfred Lambert
Prist
Church School
Young People's Service
MT Olive Baptist Church
Suffield Street
Hariard
Connecticut
Rev. G
Clark
BYPU
G. S. Clark
Allen Chapel
Main Street
Charles Richardson
Allen League
Pentecostal Church OF Christ
C. Allen
Bellevue Street
Hartford
Welcome Baptist Church
Bellevue St
L. A. Jones
Young People's Meeting
Shiloh Baptist Church
Albarfy Avenue
R. A. Moody
Young People’s Meeting
Union Baptist
J. C. Jackson
Bethelame Church
D. D. Davis
Talcott Street
Talcot Street
James Wright
A. M. E. Zion
A. P. Morris
Beefssteak Johnnies and Wesleyan track crown noted
John Stewart reports on Charles Stone Jr. of Albany Avenue boosting Wesleyan College track as part of the Little Three win Amherst Trinity Wesleyan for the first time since 1930. Hugh R Hill returns to Farm Labor Bureau Rocky Hill Division with a wide recreation and labor program for local boys. Beefsteak King rides Canadian tour with The 3 Johnnies. Local swing nights feature Gene Nelson combo with young talents seeking guidance from veteran musicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stone, Jr
Charles Stone
Albany Avenue
Art McWinley
Charles, Jr
Wesleyan College
Amherst
Trinity
Wesleyan
Charlie
Hartford High School
Weeteee
Hugh R. Hill
Farm Labor Bureau
Rocky Hill
Department
Hill
Virginia State College For
Atlanta School of Social Work
Department of Agriculture
Atlanta University
U. S. Navy
Mr. Hill
Old Turf Club
Gene Nelson
al Austin
Brell Lumpkin
Clyde Beard
Lou Weaver
Gene
Arthur Fish
Bill Kirkley
Arnold Canty
Percy Nelson, Sr
Roland Irving
Fruit salad tips to prevent browning with citrus juices
A small amount of lemon grapefruit or orange juice poured over fruit salad helps prevent discoloration. The citrus acid slows oxidation, keeping apples bananas pears and other fruits looking fresh longer.
The Thoreau Idea and the Path to Progress
A reflective essay argues that society divides into Contented Conservatives and Discontented Liberals. It critiques divide and rule by rulers and urges liberals to unite across factions to push forward social reforms. It cites Roosevelt’s New Deal and warns against Bolshevik fearmongering by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Union
Confederacy
Concord
America
Henry David Tharesis
Fmerson
Thedeau
Namliar
John Brown
Henry Thoreat
Farner
Rome
Hungary
Poland
Britain
India
Popular Front
Ola
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H and H Cleaners & Dyers
DeLawrence & Sons, Cleaners & Dyers
Kennedy St
Conn
James Harris
Wm. Harris
Johnson and Lee Groceries
Windsor St
Hartford 5
E. J. Haynes — Johnson Proprietors
Scharr Pharmacy
Nathan G. Scarr
Albany Ave
Cor
East St
Acton Street
G. L
Canton Street
Gilletti’s
General Automobile
Water Street
Middletown, Connecticut
John Stewart
By John Stewart
Farmer's
Alphonso Hayden
Bellevue Drug Store
D. Weinstein
Bellevue & Suffield Sts
Asylum ST
Hartford , Conn
Royal Lunch Room
Donald St
J. Holt
Prop
Children’s Furnishings
Main ST
Hartford, Conn
J. B. Turner Barber Shop
Barbers
Thomas Davis
Joe Fredericks
J. B. Turner
Donald St. Hartford
Gentile
Albany Street
Frankie
Frank Gentile
Harlem Smoke Shop
Albert Mathis
Piop
Gert’s
Gert's
North End Real Estate CO
Canton St
Roosevelt
Carroll Reece
Reece
United States
Republian
Paramount Package Store
Joe
Complete Car Service
Richfield Products
Wrecker Service
Thomson & West
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Busy Bee
Peterson
Century Garage
George Swan
Adams Hats
van Heusen
B.V.D
Clarkies
Clarkies’ Taurant
Russell Street
Peterson’ Grill
Middletown, Conn
Virginia
Suffield St
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