Putnam patriot., 1914-01-23
Congregational Church Notes

The following Is g completed list Of the officers and committees Of the Y. r. s. C. E.
 President. Judge l. N Warner
 Vice president, John C. Johnson.
 Secretary, Miss Ethel Dingwail.
 Treasurer, Kenneth sharpe.
 Cor. secretary, Miss Marjorie Burgess.
 Committees
 Prayer meeting, Elizabeth Child, Ethel Dingwall, Marjorie Bradford, Geraldine Beard, Fife Inman, Dana Johnson.
 Missionary, Mrs Ellen Beard, Edith Dingwall, Annie Cogan, Chdstaoel Clifford.
 Lookout, Phoebe Beard, Hattie In man, Gould Beard, Donald Johnson.
 Social, Marjorie Burgess, Mary Wheaton, Josie Clifford, Doris Carver, Kenneth Sharpe, Seward Lowe
 Music, Ber.ba Sargent, Catherine Seward, Marjorie Baker, Mrs. Dora Bartlett, Frank Lowe, Wallace smith The Ladies Social Circle wish to urge the membefs of the congregation 10 save old rags as well as old pspers during the year. These will be collect ed every two or three months, an nouneement Of collection being made in the calendar.
 Al the annual meeting of the Spald Ing Library Association the report Of the treasurer showed that there was a balance Of sl9l 97 Tn favor Of the asso citation. During the year 2047 volumes have been taken out, an increase of 25 per cent. over last year. A vote of thanks was given to Miss $. Lizzie Clarke for her faithful services as libra rian for the past twenty years. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year:
 Secretary and treasurer, F.J Daniels.
 Librarian, Miss Ellen Wheelock.
 Library committee, Miss Ellen Wheelock, Miss Harriet Brown, Mrs. Helen Wiley.
 There is something fascinating in q college Glee Club not only because Of the character and quality af the music, good as it may be and generally k, bat especially because of the vigor and en- thusiasm that college crowd suggests. The visit of the Clark University sing CTS last season was sa favorably receiV- ed that n hearty welcome was accord cd them when they came upon the platform tHst Friday evening. The program as usual WAS a varied one in- ciuding college songs and popular airs. The work of the Mandolin Club was es- pecially good and the program as whole was received with favor, the closing number with the college yell making fitting finale. The luncheon that was served in the gymnasium under the direction of Mrs f. J Dan. iels was excellent and heartily appre ciated by the visitors.
 r. C. Bidwell, state president of C. E Is making a determined effort to carry out the suggestion of Father En- deavor Clark at Los Angeles to make the first week in February
 Christian Endeavor Week.
 In order not to interfere with "Go 10 Churehh rally week, C. k. week will be observed January 9 to February !. The following committees have charge of the various matters:
 Sunday, Jan. 9. lSermon by pastor in morning. Prayer meeting commit tee will get busy.
 Monday, Jan. 26, Lookout committee all the week will invite new members and look up delinquent members. Miss Phoebe Beard, chairman
 Tuesday, Jan. 27 Local union day.
 Wednesday,'J Jan. 2s. United society day. Meeting at the church. Address by H. II. Spooner. A rousing meeting Is expected.
 Thursday, Jan, %, Church day. committee. Mrs. w. l.. Beard. Topic, "Hilarous Giving
 Friday, January 30 Social Com. mittee. Miss Marjorie Burgess, chair man. Social in the chapel.
 Saturday, Jan. 3l. Afternoon and evening Rev. Miss NJ. II. Jones of Can tetbury, the superintendent of Junior Work will speak
 Sunday, Feb. 1. Decision day. The Flower committee and Music commit lee. Miss Gertrude Hall and Miss Der. Una Sargent,