Putnam patriot., 1917-01-19
 " '. anoyG THE CHURCHES
Congregational Chsrsh Notes


 Congregational Church hetss
 The kine1 Daughters siii meet sith Mrs C. Q @harfe on Wednesday si- ternoon st o'eloek
 A hearty welcome 70 the new pestoF sf our sister church. We trust thai spon him has fallen the msntie of bis eredece~sor n office whose memory wp hold sacred and whose fife in this community h9nofed the church Of which he was pastor snd the esase of fas Christ that he delighted to preach.
 No one could criticize adversely the sim that wss used st tbe Bradley the slre on Friday afternoon. The story sf Sunshine Mary ss brought out ia picture and the description was fepieie -ith delightfai sentiment thst must lave sppesled to aii wh0 were theis. The subject ef Ehe sketch for nextsFfi- ssy afternoon at 4.i5 o'clock Is Ram pilsieltskin, hairy story based on Old King Cole.
 We understand that the reports of the committees of the ecclesiastical v slety at iheif annaal meeting lasl @ea nesdsy evening were decidedly ea- eourazing. While there afe noies in tbe bank that have been co ade tc nses ,he expense of the heater. egs.i aHd she uaoftgaze oa tbe p1rssna4s. 9ze aoges aa lae Parish iiou-e saH azI staef outstanding a11sh lee hea 9.If saa lae gsasreeH .s faf g iu1ss .si sas eanitR gesF AzTe fsser uofe ta5z Tht coGaHlztse aHa Nefe spgaiaf , Iass AsrsH sefs Fsse
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 One of lhe iHsHt gratifying features of fhe sfee peW s8slen lhst Was IL a- Enfmgest at =aHaa4 @4s Zoe wiling. nes@ oi so m nY te ace pt lbe eoafle- aas suggestion oE she 8snefs O. occupy sne front seats iu ihe church This alone added m ueh to ihe pleasure and tnleFezl 8i I1e Sefsice. it spesks vel tof lhe spirit of harmony and goot siil 0i the people that sa radical change ,n church administration as the sdof- sion Of free peWs could be made win so little fneiion and such hearty eod feeliBg. In lnis connection Ne would Like to quote from aB article thsi ap= t<AFed ID The J8nRfei stlanalist few ycHrs sEe. "AI paid lecture people 70 assy from The fsale dtsgusted ue- cause al lhe seals but those miserable pewS at The rear end are taken and Ihe f0llosing Sunday thuse slN or eight sesr peWs shich sefe 60 uudesiT abie en a week dsy are ali filled and those very desifssle front seats are ewps n0t. ~ilbsi andtng the polite invitation ef the pastor to the people tO occupy them. Why k it that people are 70 .oeshfui on sunday and afraid b At tract attention but jose their feticence .t s concert of \ lectafeH'
 The superintendent of the Church rchooi has appointed the following of. ncefs and committees.
 Associate npefinlendent, John C Johnson
 Secretary, Miss Annie Cogan.
 Ire 'surer, Alvin S. Martin
 -upt. Home Dept Mrs. N .R Barber
 Junior Miss F. J. Dnlton.
 Primary Mrs. k. NJ Warner.
 sommiliee, officers and w J. Bart. iett, Mfs IL |. Meinken, Kenneth sharpe
 Music committee, Josephine Clifford, Clara MaefleHs. Kenneth sharpe, Hat- lie funasu. + N Barber, Marion An dem
 Distributors. Alfred Barber, Henry Nfoussetu, 1seafEe Child.