The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-01
IN THE CHURCHES OF.
SKOWHEGAN
FEDERATED CHURCH NOTES

Sunday morning at 1890 the sub
!ect OF the sermon by the pastor will
be Partners with God Evening
service at o'clock with subject, The
Law in the Heart Sunday school
Endeavor at o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Thurlow was the speaker
oil the day at the Memorial Exercises
IN North Arson Tuesday
Remember the concert Wednesday
evening, June 7, in which Mrs. Eta
SWEET Bradley and Ben Rcdden Of
Boston will render a pleasing pro
gram.
The First Philathea Class will hold
their regular meeting next Wednesday
evening.
At the services held last Sunday
tbere was large congregation in
! Guiding the members Of G. 4. II. Post
and Woman's Relief Corps and Sons Of
Veterans. The church was very beau
tifully decorated.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet tomorrow G9rid1y) alter
noon with Mrs. Thomas Grcenway.
Mrs. Murray will be the leader
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
1t is very much desired that every
member of the Sunday School shall
be present at the session Of the school
next Sabbath, as important announce
ments and arrangements for Chill
dren's Day will be made.
Mr.. Linden Hale will favor US again
next Sunday BY cornet solo.
June first has been designated as
Bundle Day for the 100000 war or
/ phans in the Bible lands. Five car
| loads is the quota for Maine. The
call is imperative for coats, dresses
/ boots, shoes, stockings, etc, that these
unfortunatcs be warmly clad for neX1
winters severity. Anyone who is will
/ ing to help bring your bundle to the
! Methodist parsonage some time this
week and it will be promptly for
Warded to the Near East Relief Com
mittee in New York.
Winding Our Own Business viii
he the subject of the sermon by the
pastor at 1870 next Sunday morning.
| Sunday school session at noon. What
the League has done for Ne is The
topic for the Epworth League service
at O'Clock. Evening worship at Z,
with brief address BY pastor.
MidSeek service this Thursday
evening at 7.39.
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES
At the $50 mass at Our Lady OF
I.ourdeS will occur first communion
for the small children of the parish
and at 1899 high mass with music by
St. Mary's Choir. Sunday School at
80 and Rosary and Benediction at
$50. Nc tins for the Children of Mary
at 4 O'Clock. First Friday devotions
It 80 and O'Clock tomorrow.
Anniversary mass Will be conducted
at This church Saturday It s O'Clock
for the late Alfred Cowett at the re
qucot of his parents. High mass Fri
day Tor the late Mrs. Joseph LutroX
1T The request of Mr.. Eaeroix.
Special services were he'd last
Sunday when about sixty members G.
the Girls Sodality attended mass il
a body and received communion. At
the Growing OF the Blessed VIRGIN
Mary in the evening the sermon was
+ preached by Ir Dcsehnos. Domini-
can father OF Lewiston.
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES
Last SUNDAY was a very interesting
day at this church Il Hds indeed
missionary daY. Miss Clarissi IieBey
of Kinhwa, China, spoke at both the
morning and evening services. Miss
Hewcy's deseript ons Other expert
enccs and the Genes OF missionary
endeayor of which she wds part were
both picturesque ana vivid. Her adj
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structVe and stirring but humorous
The young people were much inter
estcd in her and her deliuealion o.
missionary work.
Last evening was held the annual
meeting OF the Bctheny Baptist Cor
norat on.
At the morning service next Sun
day the philathea class will attend
the service in IA bod, 1t 1870.
Beginning next Sunday and for the
months Of June, July AID August tie
Sunday school Will meet at $50. Al
have heartily entered into this neH
arrangement. BE ON h'Hd at 9.2J.
The Helen Coburu Missionary Circle
will meet tomorrow, Friday attcrnoon
1t the home of Mrs. J. o. smith on
Water street, at 2.30. It is TIE annua,
meeting and the oficers viii he elect
ed for The year. The program viii be!
in charge of Mrs. l.. H. Applcby. TheI
ollicecs of the Guild viii also b. elect
cd. All ladies OF tho church and coli
gregation are invited 10 be present
The pastor will leave early ueat
week to attend the annual meetings Of
the Northern Baptist Convention
The annual meeting of the United
Baptist Convention of M1nc will
meet al Saco the last week in June.
Rev. George Merriam preached a
Memorial sermon at the HiIcklcy
church Sunday last.
Alumni Ball Scion High Scno0l