Putnam patriot., 1913-02-14
Congregational Church Notes

Congregational Church Notes The opening entertainment in the lecture course under the auspices .of the choir of the Congregational church was given in the auditorium of the church on Tuesday evening by Rev. C. F. Hill Grathern. Dr. Crathern's top ic was Robert Burns, the poet of the common people.n With rare skill the speaker gave his hearers comprehen- sive knowledge of the life and charac- ter of the poet, and the adversities that met him, and delightfully."- interwove many of the choicest of his verse, occa- sionally calling on quartet from the choir to sing bit of some favorite po- em that has become familiar by it's musical setting. The attendance was good although the unfavorable wealth CT prevented number of ticket hold CTS from being present.
 The second entertainment In the Choir Lecture Course wiil1be given on Tuesday evening, February 25, and will be the annual choir concert. Sin gle admission 30 cents. Tickets for the remaining four entertainments can be had for Sl of any member of the choir.
 The program for the choir concert is as folIows
 Vocal March--May Day Hadiey Kentucky Babe t,efbel Solo-The Young Musician
 Louise Adams Ladies' Glang of the Forge Rodney Chorus l The Summer Wind Bischott Solo
 A. Graydon Sharpe Vocal Gavotte-Buttercup Hayes A Rondel--Echo Song Macfarlane Barcarolle-O Lovely Night Hoffman
 The Choir Trio for Violin, Piano and Organ Miss Ellis, Mr. Morse, MT. Williams so,o Pretty Madam Butterfly Hale 'o'o Honey Chile Tracy
 Gladys A. Farmer Now the Night Donixetu Night has a Thousand Eyes Nevin
 The Choir Musical Monolcgue
 Marjorie Burgess o,.r,., fBonnie Sweet Bessie Gilbert S""'s0s Sweet Genevieve Tucker Gladys Murfey Wright, Lemyra Ellis,
 A. c. Sharpe, J. A. Morse, Jr. Organ JOverture to William Tell Duet RossIni
 Lemyra E. Ellis, MT. Williams Solo In Story Land Nsid''"ss'
 Gladys Murfey Wright Ladies' Cowbels Chorus Old Church Bell ihe"'' Solo
 John A. Morse, Jr. Minnehaha Loring Mammy's In Honey Tracy
 The Choir
 The remaining entertainments are as follows:
 February 25-Concert by the Choir. Single admission 35 cents. March lS-Dr. Catiin. Illustrated lec-
 ture on "The Passion Play.n
 Single admission 35 cents. March 26-Peter MacQueen. Tllustra-
 ted lecture on "The Panama Ca-
 nal" Single admission 50 cents. April S-Clark College Glee Club in
 varied program. 35 members.
 Single admission 50 cents. adv The prayer meeting committee of the Y. P. $. c. E. have arranged the following leaders for the month of February:
 Feb. l6, John Johnson. Topic, Bull letins from the Temperance War Rev. 13:i-s; i9:ti, i2, i9, 20.
 Feb. 23, Mrs. w. l.. Beard. Topic, Medical Missions. Matt. iO:7.11.
 The women of the church are about to issue pamphlet containing dates. leaders and topics of the meetings in which they are particularly interested. IL is capital idea.
 The business men and others who were not present at the meeting last Thursday evening missed not only the ordinary blessing that comes with these midweek services but failed to hear most practical, pertinent ana interesting talk by the leader, W. J. Bartlett, and musical selections by rep resentativas of the young peoples choir.
 This week Thursday evening Miss Frances Beatty, a teacher among the American Highlanders, will be with us and give atalk upon her ex periences with shat people. Miss Emerson, see retary of the A. Nj. A., writes concern ing Miss Beatty: "She has been well comed in many pulpits. She was in the South in the mountain section lass spring and is just starting South again for three weeks with the colored schools including Thomasville, Ga, so she will bring fresh message. Indeed her time is spent practically between the field and the churches
 Endeavorers are urged to procure . copy of The Endeavorer's Daily Com panion from the chairman of the prayer meeting committee, Miss Phoebe Beard.
 The meeting of the Queens of AviI- ion will be omitted this week.
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