Putnam patriot., 1920-01-23
WOODSTOCK CHURCH MEETING
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 The rees.1 sags thzs Feb. ~@s Ss@erVea - eur p4stoF Ess5rf trt- b9fe ts Esasessat. @s as death 0c- eurs~e se4r thas date The se-xlee eleses sy tae use of shs lszfet sent cat for the day by the A 4 4 Sun day. Feb s. ~sz observed ss F4thers' ard sSns Day. Ia ths sxeaiaz Ar. Rirke.s of ,he |. N C. A. was pres srs d. q union service for men an1 Asys in the interests of this special xork Feb. g MiHs Miriam V oo3- kary occupied the pulpit as the morn tng k@rviee and in the evening told of conditions iu the fRmbeF camps and mines of the west Her story vas a thrilling ore and held the close atten- tion of her audience down 10 the an.llest child. expresses by one little giri saying that she didn't have time to move
 Owing to 8 evere rainxtorm nc ssrvHrr was te March 9th.
 In the ever 7 April 9th Mrs Wallace Hal gaFe a very interesting and instructive talk upon Educational Problems fn This Country A1~il l3 al the everJng service a lectu vas given upon t tumber camps l the west with rictu-es illustrating the work of II ne Missions April 2C Hrs. Ida e Nooatary gave hel noted lect4 ap0n Abraham Linclon It well 1eserN es it's popularity for shs had been tweaiy years collecting th' facts. which made a very inte -esti la story with illustrations of the Lincolr family One hundred and twenty five pictures were shown. Good Fri day was observed by a service in th' chapel. Mn interesting address was giv en by our pastor upcn the Era of ih' New Day
 Tn April occurred the death of Ar thur D. Chandler in East Orange. N As boy N Chandler is remen te-ea as active 4 Academy lifi and identified w gnis church. unit fug in 1870. He ievef a success ful business career. still keeping | touch with the home if his boyhoo 4 nmher Of years ago he eVpresse 8 continued interest la this church b, the lift If s25 B nnrt of which E pre- served in the bantismal font in use 3 the ore sent time. A e3mmittal ser vFp Rns heAf in our cemetery ApFl e.
 AHy II Miss Wilde of Mount Hol yoHe College gave a remarkable at drc anon the Bible it's historical set tin aua background. In the after noen the annual meeting of this al vision uf the Sunday School Assoeia ton was held Miss Wilde gave helnfal address upon how 10 study tn Bible Miss Frances Danie'son 0 Danielson spoke very interestingly up on how to teach the primary class, | mstrating her idea hy the method sh use1 iu Danieison, which was very al tractive 4 good number of ehnrche was represented, though t was
 rainy Sunday. The Conference o FsH FFNeH ff N kHAn1M ANAAks Ha held here May 2iSt. A very goo nnu Der was present, some 20 church es being represented 4 very goo program was given, Miss Striburg c Wellesley Cole se Professor of th Biblical Department. gave a very sus restive talk upon methods of teachin the Bible
 Memorial service WIS held on Jun iSt The usual service was held | the nov ing. followed by the deeora tiou of the graves of our soldier dea of the different wars. which i7e'u 'e two rf cur young ven who die in tn service though still in this country Jure 2 vas ChilAreT's Sun3av I se-vir- nreoarea bv Miss DanielSo' was used, the primary classes havini en inte -esting part ia the exercises I've children were baptized: Julis