Putnam patriot., 1915-01-15
Congregational Church Notes

The regular meeting of the King g Daughters will be held with Miss Eliz- ebeth Child, Grove street, Friday, Jan- uary 15th, at 3 p. n.
 Twenty-eight members Of Mrs. F. D.. ssreent's Bible class enjoyed social at the Congregational parsonage Fri- day afternoon. Question games which were very interesting and amusing oe- cupied part of the afternoon. Dainty refreshmenls were served by the hos $ less The party was in honor of the birthday Of several class members which occurred during the past week
 u was announced last Sunday that ihe same plan in regard to Gold and Silver stars would be continued an- other fthfee months. When ceers member Of q class that Is Iu loWn Is present, a Gold slaf is given. when every member but one that Is h lawn x present Silver star is gIPen. The class having the largest rnmbe1 Of gold stars at the end Of the three months, will be presented Gold pin aud tue second largest number silver pin, which the classes shall be entitled 10 keep for the following three months. For the past three months Miss Ethel Dingaallis class Is entitled to the Geld pin and Mrs. ] k. Carpenters class le the Silver pin other classes eal f.z fo special mention are l.. Nj. Nhea. ia and Miss Ruth aurey's
 There will be a meeting of the young people of the Junior Christian Endeay. CT society next Saturday at 286 D III. The society will be under the direction of Miss Ruth Murfey, Mrs. W. l.. | Beard, Mrs. W. k. Barber and Mrs Frank W. Barber Rev. Miss Marion Jones, state junior superintendent, will | be present.
 A union social of the young peoples societies will be held in this church | Jan. 22nd.
 Miss Mary Whealon's Sunday | school class Is to meet Friday evening at the home Of Miss Elizabeth Hay ward, Chapman street, for social, Jba response last Sabbath that was so effectively rendered by Miss Joseph inc M. Clifford was the composition of ear friend, MT. c. H. Ryder, We are | ssiau 10 Pave such a beautiful poem With so fitting a musical settling. The superintendent of the Bible | Echool has appointed the following Of. heers and committees
 Associate superintendent, John c. Johnson.
 Secretary, Gilbert Perry.
 Treasurer, Marion Warren,
 Committee, Frank W Barber, Mrs C. Nj. Letters, Miss Ruth Murfey.
 Superintendent Home department, Mrs. W. R. Barber.
 SuperiniendentPrim department, Mrs. k. NJ. Warner.
 Superintendent Junior department, Miss E. ]. Dutton.
 Chairman distributors, Seward Lowe.
 Afnhltihhh i1NfA tA1AiNf AnNah blcNally.
 Chairman music fer January, Mrs C. D, Arnold.
 The Economic Causes of War will be discussed by the Welcome class Sun day, Jan. l7th, Some of these causes are land-lust, pewer-lust, vengeance lust, May not nation be great with out great territory, and may it not have great markets without great colonies and vast armaments to win and defend them? All men are wei. come.
 The Seventh Annual concert given by the choir on Tuesday evening was the best they have ever given, accord ing to the verdict of the TOT peop c who hraved the storm to be present The selections were unusually pleasing and every soloist did excellent wor k The audience was exceedingly enthu- kiastie.