Putnam patriot., 1913-02-28
conrrersliena. chufek Noies

There may have been choir bsnqusts a. good a. the one that wss given isst Friday evening. bat certainly there never could haze been one that was in every respect more enjoyable or that was more heartily appreciated 5y the choir and invited guests. ft 9as ad- mlfabie in every particular. The me nu Bas excellent. the decorations ap- propfiate aud tastefui, lbe fagors mifth provoking, the singing hearty and the remarks Of the choifmssfer suggestive snd reminiscent. There Nss somethihg doing sii the lime from the finding of inc place cards 10 the Iusfy union of voices in tbe Thank Yoav al the eiose. It goes without the saying that the affair must have re- i quired much thought and hard work, but 8rs. A. L.. Mansfield, Ars. r. C. Letters, Miss k Elizabeth Clarke, and Mrs. 7ilss M. wheelock. who had the matter in charge, and Mrs. Frank b. Thsyer, Mrs R. L. Bailey, Mis- Hall and Miss Sargent. who served IL. have ths satisfaction Of having brought to a successful and sppreeiatiee Issue the annual choir banquet Of 1913. The fol- lowing wss the menu.
 Tomato Soup
 stuffed Celery Olives Radishes
 Haddock ia Creme Rolls
 Chicken Patties
 Aspic Hollandsise
 Canton Cream
 Cake Coffee
 5aIted Nuts
 The mid-Week meeting on Thursday was 8 decided success. The service WAS opened in very pleasing way by se- lection by Mrs. Wright followed by an Interesting explanation of the topic of the evening. Reports were given in the interest Of the Christian Endeavor, the choir, the Queens Of Ayilion and the Bible school, by Lindley Cain, l.. Q. Williams, MIHs Sargent and c. F.. Child. Others gave pertinent thoughts on the subject making the meeting one Of unusual interest.
 A letter announces the fact that President NJ J Fenenga of North land college, Ashland, Wisconsin, will be with us April 13 or 20. Dr. Ozora Davis says, @There are two men l en- Joy meeting more than anyone else know One k Grenfell of Iabrsdori the other Is Fenenga Of Ashland. make DO apology for the comparison. My enthusiasm concerning the work being done at Norlhland College grows as l go over the impressions remaining remaining from my recent visit. ..... The renewal of the task Of the colonial college in the northern siashings grips hard my idealism and makes my pulse quieken. There's a tonic at. mosphefe up at Northiand. There's a dead-in-earnest, wanting to-c0unt, joy. ln. work kind of spirit. IL is concrete in boots and shoes up there. .-.- You have raised economy to the nth de gree
 The contribution last Sunday vas $500 in envelopes, S5.i8 loose. Total s3s B.
 Word has been received that the missionary barrel that was forwarded to Douglas Academy, North Carolina, has reached it's destination and the gift has been gratefully acknowledged. It Is the universal opinion freely ex. pressed, that the fifth annual choir concert given last Tuesday evening in our church exceeded any previous ef- forts by this organization. The chorus selections showed diigent, careful work, were bright and taking, and thoroughly enjoyed by an audience that wal more appreciative than II ap. peared. The soloists from the "Ioung Musician 10 the deep bass kipliDg song, fully sustained their former fep- utatfon for good work, while the in- strumentai numbers were Of high order of excellence. "The Old Church Bell, T rendered so sweetly by the la- dies chorus, possessed an added inter est from the circumstances under which II WAS given. IL may not be known that it was arranged especially for this concert by Mf Burton E. Lea- witt bnl few weeks before his death, and was doubtless his lasl work. surely our church Is most fortunate in having SD taenled choir and direc- tof who can present such an enjoyable program fof ouf entertainment.
 The reNainiug entertainments are as follows
 March IS Rt Caldn illustrated lee
 tufe eu fhe Passion Play
 Single aami>,iau i5 cents
 March 3b-lsetef MaeQueen. Illustfa-
 ted lecture on 'EEhe Panama Ca-
 nal, single admission 50 cents. Apal l--Ciark College 6iee CluD in
 varied program. 8a members
 Single admission ho cents. adv
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