The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-12-02
y. NJ. c. A. NOTES
Christian Endeavor Society Met at
"Y' Building Monday Evening


"Y' Building Monday Evening
A committee composed Of members
Of the mission class of the Second
Congregational church Of which H. w.
Winslow was leader held In the gem
elll secretary's office Monday evening,
and plans were drawn up Tor the re-
organization OF the Christian Endeav.
or. The committee will meet with
Rev. George S. Mills at 4 p. m, Friday
to present their plans. Mr. Mills is in
accord with the plans of the young
pepole and will be Of splendid help to
them In launching the program, 1t Is
houed that Christian Endeavor Clark
vii be here to address the new organ
lzation later on. The mission class
will meet at the Y. building Sunday
afternoon at $3.50 with Mr.. Winslow.
special program viii be carried out.
The committee of arrangements for
the society are: Harley Armstrong.
Doris Harbour, Max Webster, Gordan
Southall and Richard Hall.
The Y assisted in the Sunday after
noon services at the Soldiers homi
the .inging OF old war songs. A
aumber OF fellows and girls went down
accompanied by Miss Bessie Kinne.
The HiY supper was enjoyed as
usual Monday evening Pans were
made for the next meeting Mrs Dor
Kay Garfield Fisher will give the
0ung people a reading II will be
girls night al the club
Miss Bridgie Mcclure with a com
mittee will represent the Y. NJ. c. A.
n Planning a full and extended pro,
gram for the girls and women who
use the Y en- Tuesday, during the reg
alar gym c.ass periods under Misa
Wallace. This will excuse for a part
Of the time the men on the emp Dyed
tan to do special work that evening
lmong the boys.
Marshall Russell, who was assisted
by committee, served pumpkin pie
and fresh milk to his guests Saturday
yening. Many men and women visited
the building and were shown the active
arugram by Mir Russell. This Is one
of the tive features Of the volunteer
ladies' corps.
Thanksgiving Day was an unusually
busy day. The rooms we're crowded
and every facility and apparatus were
used. Much credit is due Gordon
Southall who had charge Of the bow
ling alleys all day and evening. Har
| o.d Levin was in charge Of the mair
lobby and Richard Griffin surepviseC
| the gym. The physical director was II
Fitchburg for the day and the boys
work secretary was at his home
The Y has been glad to weleom,
back home all of the fellows who hav,
1e n away to college during the las
three months. They are: Georg,
| Spargo, Fred Phillips, Carl Chase
Faul Howe, Richard Mcguire, Corde
and William Armstrong. This list In
cludes some OF those who were aroun,
to shake hands the others who dit
not get home are surely missed.
On Friday, November II, state sec
retary Robbins of the Sunday schoo
convention, met in conference will
general secretary Winslow. Mr. Wins
low is president of the Bennington
county Sunday school association ant
gave the following program as mapped
out for the year 1920 1921:
December, month of personal work
visiting churches and Sunday school.
of the county.
January state secretary Robbins
attending
(a) 4th., Y. NJ, c, A., afternoon, con
| ference Of minister's; evening, con
ference of Sunday scholo workers.
(b) 5tho Manchester; afternoon
conference of ministers; evening con
ference of Sunday school workers
February, father and sons week
banquet
March Is, 10, 20, young peoples con
ference. Speakers are to be announc
ed later
April 10, sugar social
May H. mothers and daughters ban
quet Social and religious program
= May 21 Manchester and Bennington
picnic.
June 25, County convention in Man
chester State secretary Robin
speaking.
= S. r. Hawkins Of South Shaftsbur
vii lact as chairman Of the hnanc
committee. This committee will
made up of the superntendents of Sun
day schools of the county churches
Philip T. II. pierson Is treasurer {
the organization
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