Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-25
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Fifty-twO Stars. Two Of Gold,
in Baptist Sunday School
Service Flag-Rally Day OBJ
ServaEceS-LOcal Items


Rally Day services were held at
the Methodist church yesterday at
the regular Sunday school hour. the
/ following program was carried out
Singing by choir: prayer; vocal solo,
Alien Henderson; Echoes from the
sunday school convention, by Supt.
r.. l.. Smith: recitation. Rally Day.'
: Ethel Lawrence; recitation, Mable
henorlck; recitation. "A QUESTION. -
Harold Labrack; solo. Marguerite
Craig; exercise. What l Should Do
Edna Reyes Gladys Hosaker. Haz-
ei Reyes: choir; recitation, The
, 6ird and the Rose" Faith Holt; rec.
itation. Honorable Bath" Grace
Melrose: The Little Patriot" Violet
Guerney; recitation, Caroline Kend-
rick: exercise. Three Little Sisters. :
Phillis Davis. zadie Trip and Hope
Holt; recitation, Smiling Faces. :"
recitation. Jennie O'BIemis; Sixteen
Little Thrift Stamps" Ida Melrose;
song, six Little Nurses" by six lit
tie girls in Red Cross uniform; reci-
tation, Service Flag" Caroline Par
lin recitation, CLOUD and Sum
shine. Hope Holt; graduating en-
crosses by Primary class: choir;
benediction. Each member present
was given a Rally Day pin.
Miss Ruth Trip and Alec Jackson.
both Of Waterville. were quietly
married at the Methodist parsonage
Saturday evening by Rev. w. II.
Narney. The single ring service was
used, They will reside in Water
Vile
George Patterson. who is employed
at Belfast, passed the weekend in
town with his family on Western
avenue
There will be an extra meeting OF
the Red Cross this afternoon to sew
on the rnjama suits Ladies should
remember that this is THANKSGIVING
week and go to the rooms and do
their share Of the work, TO show
thankfulness that the long looked
for joyful tidings have been received
and that soon our boys will be re-
turning TO their homes. There will
be Sc me tr remain in the hospitals
and will need everything for their
comfort
Ivan Mitchell, who is attending the
> "A. t. c. ut L. Of n. passed the
weekend at the home Of his parents,
on West street.
Last evening at the Baptist church
Thanksgiving services were held II
being union meeting OF all the
churches. The following program
vas carried out: Organ voluntary
With violin: singing Of "America"
~ congregations: reading OF the
Presidents Proclamation: male
Guartette: Scripture reading and
prayer: vocal; address. "America's
Greatest Opportunity" by Rev. W.
II. Farrey: male Iuartette: singing
Of "The Star Spangled Banner.
henediction: organ doxology with
violin.
The Dial Club will he entertained
this afternoon at the home of Mira
S'die kendrick on Newhail street.
Mrs. Kendrick will have the paper
for the afternoon.
The annual election OF officers of
tho local branch Of the Red Cross
will he held Tuesday evening at the
lawrence High school assembly
faT1 /
The Baptist church has a new service
flag on which are . stars. among them
two gold stars for George Leighton and
Walter Stratton. the Y. NJ. c. A. trian-
gle for Rev. E. NJ Holman who served
rome time at Camp Devens. and one
red cross for Miss Lizzie Lewis, who
is doing some grand work in France.
There are very few Sunday schools Of
this size that have representatives in
every branch OF service. The following
is the new honor roll: George H.
Leighton, William A. Levitt. Walter;
stratton. Karl McKechnie. Harry A. !
Leighton, Harold Levitt, Harvey D. ,
Patterson, Rev. Ernest Holman. Rayl
Mitchell, Ralph Moreauavernon circuit |
F. A. Nicholson. Herbert Blakney
Clarence p. Cakes. Philip Reed, Gerald
Giidden. Lawrence Atwood. Leewoodl
Jones. c. Baron johnson. Norman Mol