The Republican journal., 1921-12-15

THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.
George c. Sauer, pastor; residence, 13
Cedar; telephone, 123-11. Sabbath SER
vices at 10:45 and 1880; Bible school at
IL; Christian Endeavor $50; mid-week
devotional service Thursday, 7:30.
A service of special interest is in prep
aration for Sunday morning. Reports will
be made of the Students Y. M. C. A.
conference held in Lewiston last week.
The boys from this church and Sunday
school accompanying Mr.. Foster, the
principal, were Marion Rhoades, Harold
Kelley and William Cook. Following the
brief addresses the pastor will speak on
'World Preparation for the Worlds Re-
deemer."
In the evening as usual the service will
be made up largely of singing and music
with bright earnest addresses by num-
Der of speakers on Christmas as would
like to make it this year" All services
of the church were largely attended last
Sunday; the Sunday school registered 1877
present besides visitors.
Appointments: Monday evening, Junior
Scout meeting in the boys room at 7.30.
Meeting of the combined committees of
the Christmas Festival in the large ves-
try. Wednesday afternoon, the annual
meeting of the sewing circle in the small
vestry. At 4 o'clock a meeting of the
children and others taking part in the
Christmas pageant in the large vestry.
Thursday evening, adjourned annual
meeting in the vestry. Devotional meet
ing following. Friday evening in the
boys room regular meeting of Troop I'LL.
George H. Robertson, scoutmaster. Sat-
urday, 2 to 80, Christmas sale of dolls,
fancy articles and homemade candy in
the small vestry by the &c. c." Glass,
Miss Michaels, teacher.
At the annual meeting of the Baptist
church the followi lg officers and commit
tees were elected:
Clerk, Maude E. Mathews.
Treasurer, Charles H. Twombly.
Mission Treasurer, Gerald w. Howard
Auditor, Willis B. Fletcher.
Board of Assessors, C. H. Twombly, C..
E. Rhoades, G. H. Robertson, A. X. Bra
ley, F. E. Smyth.
Membership Committee, Mrs. Fannie M.
Robertson, Mrs. Idella D. Rich, Miss
Gladys Michaels, Miss Ella |. Smalley,
Edwin S. Perkins.
Benevolence Committee, Mrs. Ben. L.
hUUGl lSOuJ MIS- Lulu |. lNlCuoiSj MlS'
Edwin S. Perkins, Miss Lulu L. Smalley,
Mrs. H. J. Morris, Miss Bertha z, Hayes,
Albert L. Gunner.
Visiting Committee, Mrs. Gertrude Ste
vens, Mrs G. C. Sauer, Mrs. William
Holt, Mrs. Mayford Morris, Mrs. Linda
W. Knowlton.
Social Committee, Miss Idella Knowl-
ton, Mrs Earle l.. Talbot, Mrs. Margaret
Rogers, G. H. Robertson, William T.
Norris.
Mission Committee, Mrs. Bertha X.
Robbins, Miss Isabel CHM, Mrs. O. E.
Frost, Miss Grace H. Hayes, Miss Amy L.
Wilson.
Sunday School Board, Chas. E. Rhoades
Gerald W. Howard, George H. Robertson,
Mayford Morr S, Miss Maude E. Mathews.
Among the interesting reports was that
of the missionary treasurer, who reported
$1,000 raised for missionary objects dur
ing the year; the Ladies Sewing Circle,
which had earned $752, which had been
contributed to church expenses, the pur-
chase of stove and dishes for the kitch-
en- and $25 to the High School Bldg. fund
The Benevolence committee reported
about fifty dollars and clothing distributed
in the city, the calling committee report
ed ITO calls made and the missionary com
mittee reported an Easter collection for
aid of children and distribution of tags
for clothing for the Fellowship ship which