The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-14

| cheers by the girl. Mis- Mabel Ste
t ward spoke upon "The Opportunities
: of Today" Miss Agnes Mantor on "Th,
: Promise OF Tomorrow; Miss Alice
Sanderford, district director of tn,
: Girls Scouts on 1.-THE Girl in the Com
munity"; Miss Esther Manson reat
an original poem on the girl of yester
day, today and tomorrow. Miss Alta
| Ellis spoke on Lessons from Schoo
Life Miss Evelyn Bridges presid
ed at the piano. Miss Eva Berry act
ed as cheer leader and Mrs. Mildred
Manson as POSTMASTER.
An unusual number of guests regis
tered at the Cara assett Inn the
past week. Among these were Mr.
and Mrs. F. f. Woods New Britain
Conn; Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Alling,
New Haven, Conn; s. Rantoul. r.
Benson, Salem, Mass; J. II. Steward,
Andover, Mass; II. p. Gordon. A.
Sandiford. Boston; Mrs. J. H. Wyeth,
st. Louis, Mo: Mr.. and Mrs. +. ii.
Haines, Providence, X. L.; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. j. Barrett and family. Rich
mond, Va; II. II. Pratt. Miami, Fla. (;
w. w. Hinckley, Chicago, H.: Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Gordon and child
rem, Chelsea, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs.
McDernott, Misses Alice and Agnes
McDermott. M. W. Frey, J. w. Moos-
adian, New York City; Mrs. w. h. Bel
pnap, Mrs. w. Davenport, David Tay-
lor, Louisville. Ky; r. II. Grant,
l.. M. Morgan, Fordham, N. Y; J.
| /. Tierney, Ossining, n. Y.t Mr..
and Mrs. II. e. Little, Mt Vernon
N. Y; Mary Gagerey, Kathleen NJ
Clancy, e. J. Moore, Mildred M.
Hope, F. j. Clancy, Jr., May l..
Murphy. lola NJ. Slutsky, Brooklyn. N
Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard, Miss
Bath II. s. Warner, p S. Hamil
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Robertson,
c. U. Davis, c. w. Merrith II. w.
Roney, s. G. Hall, G. G. Whittier,
C. l.. Buxton, J. Keeney. G. Kennedy,
Mr. and Mrs. A J. Mural. Portland;
d. s. Price, c. G. Pye, l. H. O'Leary,
C r. Reed. II. F.. Shaw, p S. Hall,
lBangor;P. s. Prescott, S. d. Pres
colt, Auburn; G II. Babb, Mrs. e.
NJ. Taylor and son, II. w. Beale, d.
b. Denver, II. F. John. Augusta; Mr..
and Mrs. F. l.. Wilder. Wilton Miss
Marion Hinkley, Mr. and Mrs. J. c.
Myer Waterville; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
D. Evans, A. f. Libby. Miss b. Lib
by, South Portland; l.. f.. Paul,
Pennington; G.. F. Wilson, Winthrop
A. Gilbey. Ellsworth.
NJ. e. CHURCH NOTES
The regular services of the church
were In order last Sunday morning
Rev. Ernest Robinson preaching upon
Problems Christians Must Face" 1t
was a timely sermon charging every
man and woman to be loyal to their
God and their country by going to
the polls and voting; to stand up for
prohibition as written in the Eight
zenith Amendment; to be loyal to Con
gress when it passes measures we
think right and to be loyal in every
department of life that we may en-
ter the Gates not made with hands.
There was large audience to listen
to this stirring sermon.
Tie vested choir joined in the Choir
US of a beautiful duet entitled Some
body Needs YOU" sung by Miss Elva
Walker, soprano, and Miss Virginia
Smith, alto The church is FORUM
ate in securing Mrs. Ruby Smith for
organist during the coming months.
An attendance of 113 at Sunday
school proved the interest which had
been created during the week by the
announcement of Rally Sunday for
| the Sunday school" II is hoped that
| this attendance may be maintained
There will be a choir rehearsal this
Thursday evening at the church, All
members of the choir please try to
| be present.
| Everybody is looking forward to the
SEQ To Church" Campaign to be con-
Quoted through October and NoVem-
her. Interesting speakers are be-
| ing obtained some of them able men
| from our own midst.
| The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety met in the yestry of the church
last Thursday, with only a small at
tendance, after the summer vacation,
Will not all members try to be pres
ent at the next meeting. October, 5
at the home of Mrs Walter The
| president of the society, Mrs. VIII
Felker will discuss plans for making
the work of the society of more con-
crete value. All districts workers
| please come prepared to report the
needs of their districts.