The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-01-15
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IIiNlJ ~ VIZ 'NNpNFies
r6m Mix IN 'airlo Trails Hana
Theatre, Monday Adv.
The screens most beautiful star in
tale of Old California, THE Soul of
Rafael" Opera House, tonight Adv.
"Humoresque" featuring Alma Ru.
bens, vibrant with the melody of life
and love. opera house, Monday and
Tuesday. Adv
Regular communication of Mt. An.
thony lodge F and A, NJ, Tuesday
evening. January 18th, at 1880. Mas
ter Mason degree work,
George Crawford, who underwent
an operation at the Putnam Memorial
hospital three weeks ago, has recoy.
cred and returned to his home on
School street
/ Forever blessed are those who have
faith and sublmest Of all, is the ia tn
of mother. See "Humoresquep with
Vera Gordon as the mother. Opera
house, Monday Adv
A special meeting Of the F. NJ. T. A.
B. society will be held at their rooms
Sunday, Jan l6 Elect ons OF officers
and any other business will be tran
sacted. All members are requested to
be present
Notice TO the employees Of f. z.
Waist G.: The Il. Z. Waist Co..
plant will resume operations Monday
January oath. on full time. All EN-
ployees are requested TO call at the
mill Office between this date and Wed.
nesday afternoon, Jan. 10Th, to signl-
fly their intention of coming to work
on that date. +. Y. Wa st Co, Ben
nington, Vt Adv
The public Us cordially invited to
the services of the First Baptist
church, W c. Towart, pastor. Church
school at 9:45, morning worship, II
Tomorrow morning the pastor takes
up the third sermon in Fundamentals,
The Background for the Christian
Conception of God Adult classes
meet after service Young people
meet at $50. Alice Buss and Grace
Sumner are the leaders.
The Second Congregational church,
Rev. G. S, NJ lis minister, will vel.
come the public TO its services TO
morrow. Morning worship is at 1890.
Theme OF sermon: Movements,
Drives. Campaigns, Reviyals, and
Something Better The mems class
meets directly after the morning se.y.
ice in the auditorium Church school
at T.. Young peoples meeting at G.
Forum meeting at 730, with Prof X.
r. b. Flint Of Norwich University the
speaker. Subject Is Community
Planning.
The open shop is the greatest and
most important question that has pre-.
scented itself since the Civil war.
Which Is right? Which can be of the
greatest service. and common good OF
all? Tn is again the subject before
the Bennington's Mems class tomor-
row The class meets every Sunday
in the main auditorium Of the Second
! Congregational church between the
I hours of II and one O'Clock Every
man in Bennington, regardless of bis
religious or political afiil atoms is
! cordially invited to attend and HELM
solve this all important question II Is
expected that the class VIII be able 10
vote on this important question the
Sunday Of January 23rd. At that
time the members OF the class viii 20
on record Of either standing In favor
OF or against the closed shop
The Forum management is well
aware that the subject Of the address
Community Planh rs" for the meet
ing Sunday evening is not novel Of
aliuring to the people who are look
ing for something sensational or es
.pecially entertaining But a very
practical and stimulating d scussior
is to be anticipated BY all reports
that have come to Bennington Prof
e Flint is a man with message for oui
Vermont towns. He has written that
he plans to adopt his treatment OF his
theme to lccal condit ons. II he does
not understand Bennington fully, tbs
y audience will have an interesting time
setting him right But the Forum
management suspects that Prof Flint
b. understands the needs OF this com
munity as of other Vermont communi
ties, and that we shall have a lot tC
learn from him tomorrow night