Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-28
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Christian Endeavor lnstalIation-Meet- ing of Mission Circle--speciaI Serv- ices ToYoorrovv e. f.f,s

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 Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Whiting were guests of Mir. and Mrs Alonzo Pea- body of Westerly. Sunday.
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Fish were at Scott Hill, Sunday, guests of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Fish.
 Mrs. Austin Rathbun and children of Norwich terrace spent Tuesday with Mrs. c. L. Palmer.
 MT. Broadway of Ladlyme was a visitor at the home of F. c. Leffing- well Wednesday 3r
 Mrs Maria Fargo of Norwich spent the week with MT. and Mrs. J. E. Dol heare. %
 Mrs John J. Rose accompanied by Miss Elizabeth Park and Miss Ruth Elliott of Norwich. are spending sev- eral days in New York Before her re- turn Mrs. Ross will visit friends in New Jersey and Bridgeport. S>@
 Miss Gladys Lefffngwell and Pearl W. Ross attended the State c. B. union held at Meriden. Friday and Satur- day.
 c. E. Installation.
 Several friends were present at the installation of the officers of the Phil athea class of the Baptist church at the hospitable home of MT. and Mrs Alfred H. Beebe Monday evening" A cordial welcome was given by Mir. Bee
  Onward Christian Soldiers, after which the officers were duly installed by John H. Rathbun, superintendent of the Sunday school. The class song was sung by the Philatheas. A social hour followed with games and music. A buffet lunch was served.
 Missionary Meeting. The monthly meeting of the Mission circle was held at the rome of Mrs. Ella Beebe and Mrs. Caroline Gardner Wednesday. The president, Mrs. Grace Peckham called the meeting to order at two o'clock. The following programme proved very interesting: Singing. He Leadeth Me: scripture; Isaiah 53: prayer Mrs. J. E. Dolbeare; secretary's report read and accepted i; | reading, Mrs. T. c. Leffingwell; read ing, Our Foreign Mail. Mrs. J. E. Dol beare; reading. Monthly Letter, Mrs. s. w. Leff1ngwell; singing, Am Thine reading, G1$ment Givers. Miss Ruth J. Ellis: reading, Current Events, several ladies; reports from state convention l and from w c. T. U.; sentence pray CTS: Mizpah bendiction. There were twenty present The offering amount dto $4.
 Sunday Services. Sunday morning at tHe Baptist church the order of service will be-: Doxology; invocation; responsive reading; Paslm 72; hymn. O God, Our | Help in Ages Past; Scripture reading, Luke g: 49-62; pastoral prayer; hymn, Jesus Shall Reign: offering; male duet l Jesus. Care For Me; sermon, Lord, 1 Will Follow bee-But-Luke 9:16, by | Rev. Lawrence 'Gates The Church will vote to adopt Declaration of Purpose; | hymn When l Survey sne Wondrous i Cross; benediction; choro1 response. At one p. m. there will be a con- cert. The following programme has l been arranged: Prelude, Mrs. T. c. l Leffingwell; pastoral prayer; scripture, Matt 25:14-20; male quartette, Where | is My Boy Tonight; exercise, by five young ladies: recitation, Praying and Paying. Jennie I. Gardner; song, CIsil- dren Der the Sea, girls class; recita- tion, four juniors; solo. If I Were a | Little Child, 4. H. Beebe; exercise, by five young ladies; dialogue, What the l Five Year Programme Did For Our l Church, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Beebe | MT. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers and Rev. L. 1 O. Gates: singing, Now May the Cos pei Banner Wave, choir; sermon, Cui | Bono; benediction.