The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-04-02
NORTH BENNINGTON

The morning service at the Congre
sational church next Sunday W II com
mence at 1880 o'clock. The pastor
Rev W. r. Hamlin viii speak on
Keeping up with the Sermon on the
Mount The young peoples service
at e in the evening will be led by
Mss Mariory White and Adelbert
Evans. Topic, Thy Kingdom Come
in my Community
Sunday school at the Methodist
church next Sunday at the usual hour.
? o'clock At the o'colck preaching
service, the pastor, Rev +. Il. Benn
viii speak on Love Emblem of Eter.
nifty There will be no mid-week
service next week as the pastor
leaves Monday to attend the meetings
OF the Troy Conference at Saratoga
Springs
Sunday morning worship at the
Baptist church at 1920 o'clock. The
pastor, Rev. J, G. Rawson viii have
for the theme Of his sermon. "An
Open Book and Burning Heart
The Sunday school session follows the
morning service at 11:45. At 6 p. m.
lw''l be the Young Peoples meeting
and at Z o'clock the Evening praise
service beginning with a twenty min.
ute song service accompanied by the
orchestra. The pastors evening talk
VII he ON His Last Days on EARTH.
At the n d-Weok service on Thursday
evening. the Teachers training class
! is given the time from 7 until twenty
minutes of $. Devotional service from
then until S, followed by a half hours
Bible study The TOP to be consid-
cred on this Thursday evening is The
training aud work OF statesman,
based on the life eff Moses The pas.
tor would be very glad to see Il larger
attendance at these helpful services
on Thursday evening.
Men and Boys night at the Baptist
church Wednesday evening was ii
most enjoyable affair; at least, it is
so reported by the sixty.aye Of the
male sex who attended None we're
Obliged to remain at home from lack
OF invitation, for the pastor included
all, from twelve to one hundred The
social room was prettily decorated
with the rational c0lors. p9tted nants
and quantities of pussy willows. When
inc summons came for supper the
guests were seated at the bountifully
laden table which extended On three
Isdes Of the room The Baptist or.
chestra oecul ed the center of the
room and rendered selections through.
out the banquet Earl Chase Of Ben
ningtcn sang several solos. which
were much enjoyed, as were the violin
numbers Of Harold Murray also of
Bennington The following speakers
participated in the post prand al exer-
S SEES: Rev w. G, Towart, pastor
OF the Bennington Baptist church.
spoke on Religious Education; Sec
Wiz slow OF the Y. NJ. c. A..
"Signboards by the Way" Nelson
Payne, leader of the Boy Scouts, in
henalt OF the bows of the village:
Miss Marjory Gibbons, leader of the
Camp Ere girls, spoke in their be-
half; q. j Worthington, What
Father Expects from his Son" and his
son, Elliott Worthington, What a
Son Expects of his Father" Miss Mil
Idred Parker, introduced the young
neopie's work; J. L, Durham the Sun.
day school and Vinton Rawson, II
student at Colgate University, gave
some experiences of a freshman in
college. Taken all in all the even
,ng was one which will long be remem
lbered by those who were present
the interesting speakers, choice
music and last, but, by no means Of
least interest to the inner man, the
excellent refreshments furnished by
the Ladies' Aid society, Mes. f. b.
Harrington president.