Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-06-24

contributions have entertained the
readers of the Colby publications.
In the Oracle, the college year book,
released this month, four clever cuts
from Mr.. Gales pen testify to his ar
tistic ability, while his posters grac-
ing the college campus have from time
to time been reminders of his alert
ness.
He has enjoyed membership in the
International Relations club and in
the Outing club. At the Centennial
exercises in 1920 he acted as class
marshal and on junior class day in
1921 he performed the duties of chap
lain.
Mr. Gale has been a familiar figure
at all athletic events, having acted as
cheer leader, in which capacity he has
become exceptionally proficient, for
this service he has become a Wearer of
the Colby &C" lie has played on his
class baseball team; in his junior year
he served as assistant manager of
fcC:uall.
"A frequent representative of his AL
ma Mater. Mr.. Gale has specialized
in \. NJ. c. A. conferences; he was a
delegate to the Des Moines convention
IN January 1921; with Leonard Mayo
and Joseph Coburn Smith he attend
ed the annual conference at Silver
Bay, \. !. in June 1921: again he was
sent as a delegate to the conference
held at Borwn University, Providence
r. l., in May 1922.
However active Mr.. Gale has been
in his collegiate work he has largely
worked his way through Colby col
lege from which he was graduated
with B. A. degree on Wednesday,
June p, 1922. For the summer Mr..
Gale will lie employed in the Shawmut
National Bank, Boston. whore lie has
worked during the past five summers
AS to his future career. he is not fully
, decided, he is considering association
with the bank, Yet the Y. NJ. c. A.
work appeals strongly to him"
1T will also be Of interest to friends
! OF the family to know that Mr.. Gales
sisters are also attending college. Miss
Gale has completed one year at Bos-
ton University and Miss Hilda has Just
finished the first years work at Mount
llolyoke college.
! Mrs. Gale was graduated from Col
| by college % years ago and While in
W aterVllle to attend the graduation of
| her son also attended reunion of
! her class.
! Mr.. Gales uncle, Rev. Harold L.
! Hanson, pastor of a Baptist church in
| CharlestoWn, Mass, who is a graduate
| Of Soliwhegan High school, class of
'95 and also n graduate of Colby col
! loge was in Waterville to be present
at Mr.. Gales graduation.
i Friday afternoon the finance com
| mittce of the Federated church and
the five ladies appointed Thursday
I night to confer with them, met at
the office Of the chairman, Mr.. Wal
ton, and selected the following com
mittee, to have entire Charge of re-
, decorating the interior and painting
the exterior of the church: Ira A.
Norton, chairman: Elmer +. Green
wood. Herbert l.. Sweat, Miss Cert
( rude S. Weston and Mrs. Thomas
/ GrcpnWay
At the Bethany Baptist church
! Sunday morning at 1870 the pastor,
! Rev. George n. Merriam, will speak
on the annual meetings of the
Northern Baptist convention, which
| he has recently attended in Indian
apolis, Indiana. Sunday school
through June. July and August is
being hold at $50 C. L. society
will meet at 6 o'clock. Evening
worship at Z, with sermon by the
/ pastor.
At the Catholic church the usual
masses viii be held at s and 10
o'clock, low mass at $, and high
mass at 10. At Z in the evening
rosary and benediction of the blessed
j. Louis A. Renaud. who has recent
! ly returned from a Canadian trip,
/ will conduct the services.
At the Federated church Sunday
morning at 10, the Children's day ex-
erciscs. postponed from last Sunday,
will be given, under the direction of
| Mrs. Sarah Gtenhouse, superintend-
ent Of the primary department. The
regular Sunday school will be held
at l. o'clock. The C. f. society will
meet, subject, "Christian Endur-
ance." Evening service at Z, with
sermon by the pastor, Rev. George
| Thurlow.
At the Centenary Methodist church
next Sunday morning at 1870 the
| pastor, Rev. Herbert i. Nichols, will
preach upon the theme standing
! Cpon HOLY Ground" The Bible
| school Will hold its session at noon.
The Epworth topic for the Devotion
al meeting at 6 o'clock is THE Cost
of Christian Conquest" Evening
service at Z.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Methodist church will
| meet with Mrs. Anna S. Merrill at
her home on Water street. Monday
afternoon, at o'clock A literary
program will be given, in charge OF
Mrs. Eio,a S. Smith. This is the last
regular meeting which will be held
before fall. and all members are
urged to be present
The parochial school picnic which
was to have been held Thursday was
not held because Of the weather condi-
tions. ana was postponed until some
day next week which will he an
nounccd.
DE MOlay Commandcry and the
Skowhegan Citizens Band Will so to
Waterville today to take part in the
st. Johns Day Observance. Many
SkoWhegan people plan to go to Wa
terville to see the parade.