The Republican journal., 1921-07-28

Il Eman of st. Peters Church, Norris
NJ j., will take the services for the
smsr Morning prayer at l0.45 a. m.
~ welcome to attend these services.
,rqaODIST CHURCH. Peoples Meth
.- church, Rev. Charles w. Martin,
5s parsonage, No. Court St; tels-
rs 2i3l1. Sunday morning servite
|0i5 Sunday school, IL m. Evenihg
..girs at 730. Prayer meeting this,
Tnsiay, evening at 730.
-sF FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev.
nr.s g. Sauer, pastor; residence, Is
@ .se telephone, 123-l1. The services
norshIp on Sunday are at 10.45 and
M Bbe school at IL O'Clock. Thursday
"A the mid week service. Strang-
atue city are cordially invited. An
..m the quiet and spacious sanctuary
Wv rom the noise and dust of the
.,aIess Sunday auto traffic through oVr
.. ..st. sppeals to not a few. This church
N 6fhef churches earnestly strives tc
de the hour of worship a comfort and
-n-atiou to the attendant, and prepa-
,r,r for better and happier life.
NJ Sauer's Sabbath morning sermon
a be upon Building an Addition to the
,no55m If Heaven"
III Tsr evening topic, ga Warless World
|. 1913 the new slogan of worldwide
sastisu Endeavor.
T1s music at both services will be of
4, ns7irug nature. The organ and or
%.trs viii lead and there will be solos
r Miss Edna Hopkins.
rs sngagements of the week are as
b1acs Monday afternoon the ladies WlH
r,,, at Tie Red Cross rooms. Monday
reaag he w. w. G. have a meeting
nj program of work at the home of Mrs
P5srt Holt, Main street.
thursday evening the mid week ser
ms Topic: The Joy of Service.
Ssuraay afternoon, at the Park the
;radsg school will have a picnic. A
ma.ttee is preparing a program OF,
g.7rs consisting of races, boating and
onss An enjoyable time is promised.
North CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Fe A c. Elliott, pastor; parsonage, 26
H.b street; telephone, 1874. Organist,,
gss AMY Stoddard; soloists, Mrs. Leroy
s. sad Miss Charlotte knowlton. Morn-s
MI worship at 10. As, with sermon by the
m.Or 1t is expected that the Rev.
ts,.es + Robinson of the Bangor Theo-
5gc5 Seminary will be with US on Sun
g7 and turing the service will speak
rff, og The work and needs of the SEM
.v AS this is the last service which
g 1- held before the church closes for
,s month Of August the members of the
aarc1 and parish are urged to be pres
Il. aud so seek to make the service fit
ia. use Of the years work. Strangers
md hose without any church home are
m8g invited to worship with US and
Mst M the activities of this church.
As rAe church will be closed during the
nm.A of August, and bills have to be
ra -.e treasurer will be glad if the con-
rg.4rL members will oblige by paying
at. August contributions on Sunday.
Ue .ad.es' Circle held their annual
ur, 1 W ednesday afternoon at Miss
Belle Mathews cottage. A large num-
a ae adieS were present and rich
Eef 0' food was provided by them.
A0s her 1t was a very pleasing time
d. vls -reat.y enjoyed by those pres
al
Ile Quiet Hour" devotional service
vii be ueld IN the church parlor this,
IlAsa8y evening at 7.30. Short ad-
1ess by the pastor, who will also con-
a.s his readings from j. A. Steuart's
'y4rksands. All who are interested
1ne welfare of the church and the cul-
ta-ou of their spiritual life are urged
h1ep-escnt.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, NORTH
OlLAsr The work of painting the
rutcD has been completed, and a fine
2ece Of work it is, rejecting great credit
@a- leland Piper, who had the con-
ua'. A very Interesting service was
isd ast Sunday evening, when the
church WIS beautifully decorated with a
2Oiuslou Of cultivated and wild flowers.
The flowers had been mostly gathered by
lat yogag people, and sent by interested
iH5lds. Miss Walton and Mrs. Tibado
Veie n charge of the decorations and
Dad -r-anged the flowers in most pleas
10y and artistic fashion. A very cordial
l@atIou is extended to all members of
,l' c0mmunity to attend the service on
99lloay evening when the Rev. A. G.
-A'l, VIII again preach.