Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1921-02-22

Services at Paris Hin Baptist church every
Sunday IS loxs. Sunday School q II. Sunday
evening service e n n;s ~: THURSDAY evening
Pupils having 100 per cent In spelling
for the past week: Esther Curtis, Mil
dred Everett, Charlotte Daniels. Ger
trude Everett, Evelyn Cummings, Nor
man Cummings.
The Lsdies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
r. w. Shaw Tuesday afternoon at one
O'Clock, to sew for q needy family In ono
OF the outlying districts. The Bed
Cross will supply material to work on,
and everyone 10 invited to come. There
are nine or ten children In the family
ranging from one to twelve years OF age.
The father ls In the hospital. Bedding or
outgrown clothing would DO very accept
able and could be left ut either the par
sonsge or Mrs. r. w. Shaw's.
A chicken pie supper 10 the next one
to be served by the Community Club on
the regular date, the first Tuesday In the
month. II any one has Q chicken he
would like to donate, Ii will be much ap-
precisted by the committee In charge,
Mas JEANNE Hubbard and Mrs. John
Pierce.
Mr.. Kicker Of Turner has bought d.
L. Scribner's apples and In packing them.
N. P. Shaw was In Augusta last Thurs
day.
Frank Hammond has finished work at
Poland for q while and has returned
home.
Rev. Helen 81. Carlson was In Auburn
Friday to attend W. @. T. u. meeting.
Glenn Ross and friend, Roy Brenne-
men from Auburn, were ct 81. L. Scrib-
ner's several days last week.
r. w. Shaw and Clyde Shaw attended
the carnival st Poland Friday afternoon.
Miss Eva jackson 10 the guest OF her
aunt, Mrs. 81. P. Hammond.
The circle supper, under the auspices
Of the men Of the church, on Tuesday
evening was well attended. After sing
ing the "Star Spangled Banner" and
opening remarks by the pastor, Mrs.
Carlson, concerning the needs OF the
poor, q we'll planned program In honor
of Lincoln's birthday followed, to which
Mrs. Ida Sturtevant, Miss JEANNE Hub
bard, Master Abbott and Mrs. Kate
Hammond contributed.
Mrs. Craig Of Belfast, secretary OF the
Cbildren's Aid Society of Maine, re-
NAMED over Tuesday night In the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrews, and
was Mrs.. Carlson's guest at the circle
supper.
The young people Of the church who
are rehesrsing for drama to be given
early In March, met on Tuesday for 70
herssal with Mrs. Carlson, and on Friday
with Mrs. Fred Shaw.
Mrs. Helen 81. Carlson addressed the
State Conference of the W. G. T. D. In
Auburn, In the High Street Methodist
Church on Friday, on the "Opportuni-
ties for Service through the Evangelistic
Department" OF which she 10 the ma
tional superintendent. In March Mrs.
Carlson will address = similar meeting In
Bangor.
Through the Baptist Convention Of
Maine plans are being made for the open
ing OF the West Sumner Baptist church
In the near future, under Mrs. Csrlson's
leadership. An automobile is to be pro-
vided for the work.
The Ladies' Missionary Society will be
entertained this week on Wednesday af-
ternoon at $50 P. N. by Mrs. Edward
Paris. Mrs. Edna Cummings will sing,
and Mrs., Paris will read some personal
letters from her daughter, Mrs. Marion
Paris Smith, relating to her experiences
In India. A resume Of the lesson on
1.-THE Church and its Relationship to the
Community" will be given by the presi
dent of the society. The ladies OF the
community are most cordially invited to
attend.
The recent offerings Of the Baptist
church for the famine relief In China
amounted 10 over $21 90.