Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-01
LEFFINGWELL
Social Held by Ladies' Aid Society - Twenty Attended Missionary Meet
 ing-PIans for Fourth of July Pic
 nic,

] Miss Abby Swan and Miss Mildred | Swan were guests of MT. and Mrs
 Nathan Bushnell of Canterbury turn 1 pike Sunday.
 | F'enno Johnson of New London spent | Sunday with his parents, Mir and
 Mrs. A. J. Johnson.
 MT. and Mrs. Hiram H. Auburn and l Clarence H. Auburn, spent Sunday | with MT. and Mrs. Albert Hill of i Hartford.
 l Miss Edith Lefingweu spent a few days this week with Mrs. Clinton | Rogers, at Wauwecus Hill. Miss Abby Swan of Philadelphia is | the guest of MT. and Mrs. M. O.. | Swan.
 Rev. G. H. Strouse of Norwich call 1 ed at the home of MT. and Mrs. A. J.
 Johnson, also at the parsonage, We'd ] nesday.
 i Mrs. Mercy NIanwaring of East
 Great Plain spent Wednesday with | Mrs. Fred Fish.
 l Mrs. Hannah Kingsley and Mrs l Grace Peckham of Yantic, spent We'd l nesday at the home of Deacon J. c. i Supper and Social. | The Ladies' Aid society held a so- | cial Tuesday evening at the home of | MT. and Mrs Forrest c. Leffngwell
 Supper was served from to o'clock 1 It consisted of baked beans, salads l brown bread, rolls, strawberries, cake | and coffee. During the evening games and music were enjoyed
 ! Mission Circle Meets. The Ladies Missionary Circle met with Miss Ruth Joy Ellis, Wednesday afternoon. The president, Mrs Grace Peckham, presided. The meeting was opened by singing, Thou Art My Rock, scripture reading, Malachi 3; prayer, Miss Edith LefingWeu; secretarys re- port was read and accepted; reading, 1 Does It Pay to Be a Christian?. Miss Edith Leffin swell; reading, Flow ! Work. Mrs. Ella Beebe; reading, ! Would You Be Glad to See Him Mrs T. c. Leftingwel; singing, Sunshine | On the Hill; poem, The Master is I Coming, Miss Ruth J. Ellis; reading, 1 The Startled Sewing Society, Mrs. 1 Jesse Rogers; reading, Selfish Uncle | Joe, Mrs. c. 3. Ellis; report of food 1 sale held June 16th, Mrs Ella Beebe; 1 singing, Faith is the Victory. There
 were twenty present. The offering | amounted to $364
 Seven to Join Church.
 Sunday morning at Il o'clock, Rev. l Baptist church. Subject: Justification l by Faith. Rom. 1:16. The right hand l of fellowship will be given to seven | new members, followed by the Lords 1 supper Sunday school at 12:30 p. m. 1 At o'clock Rev. MT. Gates will 1 1 Norwich. Subject: Life's Highway. Luke 1O:33
 Children's Day Program.
 The B. Y. P. U. meeting will be l omitted Sunday evening. The Chil- | dren's day concert will be repeated by
 request at o'clock with the following program: Violin solo, Pearl w. Ross; | responsive reading; prayer, Rev. L. O. | Gates; singing, Come With Gladness, | school; recitation, Daisies, Nola Lef- 1 fngWell; duet, God is Love, Mrs 4. H. 1 Beebe and Miss Edith Lef1ngweu; | recitations, The Men Who Try, Sher-
 man Rogers; Why Don't You Laugh? ?, 1 Jennie Gardner; class exercise, Guid- i ing Stars, five juniors; singing, The 1 Trumpet Call school; recitation, l Prayer, Elsie Warren; singing, A Child | of the Morning, juniors; recitations, 1 Our Thanksgivings, Maurice Warren; 1 Our Country, Robert Risley; singing, 1 Hera1ds of the Cross, school; reel | tations, The Things That Count, Kath- 1 erine Taylor; Wee Willie Wrinkles, | Carolyn Beebe; The Little Brown l Bulbs, Lois Mae Lefingwell; object | talk, Rev. L. o. Gates: offering; Elm l blematic piece, Heralds of the Cross, Philathea class; benediction.
 Sunday School Picnic. The Sunday school will hold their annual Fourth of July picnic on the church lawn, Tuesday with a clam chowder dinner at Il o'clock There will be games and races for the chil- dren with prizes for the winners At the prayer meeting Thursday evening Rev. L. O. Gates will speak on 1 Big Business, Real Religion.