The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-30
Taylor Bros. & Hill
Bingham, Me.

local musicians. The body was TAX
en- to Riverside Saturday for inter-
ment. Mr.. Dunlap was born in Vas
salbnro, the son of Eben and Alkaline
fDaggettD Dunlap. He has been a
lumberman by occupation during most
OF his active life He has lived at
or nearr North Ansop for several
years. Ilbi first wife died many years
ago. Last June he married Mrs Alice
C. Williams of this place who with
her two daughters by former mar
riage survive. He leaves one bro
ther,'residentat Riverside. d, Mr. pup
lap has been. a great shffeter' for
several weAss, Lately n patient at the
kennebec HotDital' at Skowhegan,
whore he passed away Wednesday
evening, March 90
METHODIST CHURCH NEWS
There was large congregation at
the NJ. f. Church last Sunday morn
ing to listen to fine sermon by the
pastor, Rev +. W. Robson. Short
Sighted Folk" was the subject of his
discourse in which waa given a fine
exposition of The Fall Of Jericho as
told in the first chapter of the Book
of Joshua.
In this story Achan was the short
sighted man who did not keep the
commands of God. Like Acfan. the
pastor continued are !; many short
sighted folks in the world today
Short sighted in the fact that they can
not see that there Is ssrespo1 sibility
attached to- every act AMI thought. Mr.
Robinson Summarized BIS sermpn with
this practical Thought! We ARE short
sighted when we do mot reacR out to
help the needy about us, short+ lighted
when. We i've Tor Mfselves alone;,
short sighted when we look far away
for opportunities when,tbere aye Won
derful ones all about hs; short sight
ed not to see the talents (sbd has
given ur. The sermon CLOSED with
| the only remedy for. Short siglaedness
whiohsisg sto ask God to CORRECT our
|. Visions. to see ourselves as We are (:
to see others as they really pre-; IS to
see Cod as He is. rr'
| METHODIST CONFERENCE
Please remember the dates of April
10 to "a, when the Maine Methodist
! Conference will be held in Auburn.
A splendid program has been arrang
ed showing very prominent speakers
and indicating that the sessions will
be of most inspiring interest. 1t is
strongly urged that some Of our mem
| bers may arrange to attend this con-
| ference.
Have you seen any signs of spring
/ vet? If you have or If YOU have not,
all who have not church home are
cordially invited to our CHURCH next
Sunday morning to hear our pastor
speak on Spring Is Here. ~
] Sunday school will meet at -
.koclbck; evening service at 7so'clock
subject. April Fools and Otbers''.
Our pastor is already making plans
foAs "A special program on the even
ing of Easter Sunday. AZ
For the benefit of those who have
/ not received the April CHURCH Cal
endar the following is the program
for the month; Morning, April 2,
Spring Is Here; April Q, A Message
of Mercy; April 16, Easter Resolu-
lions; April %, Prodigays of Today
April 30. Hearts Aflame. Evening
| April ., April Fools-And Others ;
April O Illustrated Song Service;
April l6, Easter Echoes "a special
Easter program: April 80, Nuts to
Crack; April 80. The Evening lamps
This Thurnday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Mr. Robinson will meet the District
Workers at the home of Carroll Cas-
we'll All the workers please try
to be present.