The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-02-23
IN The CHURCHES Of
SKOWHEGAN
METHODIST CHURCH NEWS


schools of the Southern Somerset
group were rated by the standardized
ton tests OF the Maine State Sunday
School Association. Our School led
in the schools reporting registering
sixty-one points out of a possible one
hundred
The interest in the Mission study
contest of the E,pworth League con-
tinues with large attendance and an
mated and helpful discussions of
the various activities of the Church
as set forth in John Wesley, Jr.
Next Sunday evening the topic viii
be american Civilization
The fourth Sunday evening address
10 young people will be delivered by
Mrs Nichols next Sunday evening at
! o'clock. The Junior Choir is an
interesting feature of this service and
the congregation enjoys very much
the singing of those youthful voices.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference,
with Or. d. B. Holt in charge Will be
held Thursday evening. March 2nd,
when reports for the years activities
will be rendered by the various Off
GERS of Church and auxiliary socie-
ties.
At the morning service next Sun
day. Rev William Wood Of Madison
will preach in exchange with the pas
tor This is in accordance with a
general plan throughout the Augusta
District for exchanges this day in the
interest of the Christian Stewardship
Campaign now being featured by the
ia
school convenes at noon. EpWorth
League at O'Clock, and address by
Mrs Nichols at Z Prayer meeting
this Thursday evening at 80
The Woman'a Home Missionary So
Getty of the Methodist Church VIII
hold their annual mite box opening
and supper Monday evening. Feb. u.
Mrs Grace Baum. of Bath, the con
ference corresponding secretary oil
the Womans Home Missionary So
riety, will speak. There will be
short program under the direction OF
Mrs Herbert l.. Ames.
CATHOLIC CHURCH NOTES
There will be the usual services at
the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
next Sunday with low mass at S.30
sermon in French by the pastor,
Rev. j. l., A. Renaud, and singing by
the school children, High mass at
l030 with sermon in English and mu-
sic bv st Marys choir Sunday school
ut 2.30, Rosary and Bcnediction at
80.
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The regular services were IN "rdef
- the Bethany Baptist Churrh last
Sunday morning. lRey. George Mcr-
Ram preaching from Naan'an, lhe
syrian Lencr' The choir was direct
ed by MIS-. MARION pidhc-r l"i,'o'
and Charles Turner sang 'Itock oil
tges.'
Remember The Phiiathea 'laSS fooa
sale in the Buick Auto rooms, Mer-
rill Block. saturday.
Neat sunday morning inc pastor
pcv George Merriam, VIII speak on
eur Unseen Allies. sunday school
at the usual hour.
A 6.3o IN the evening VIZ we!
lem viii Lecture upon 'HlazinS lra'ls
for the Mono There "ill be o' Illus
ttltrd slides during the lecto'e'
FEDERATED CHURCH NOTES
rho bnys of e + Merrill class had
- boyylinr contest with the boys of
H1isa rtdno cnshine.s class. Monday
,,orirc N tbe basement of the
ehn,.h Mr. Nerrill's class won. New
Minis and halls have been secured and
!, j. nIonrea To have the bows use the
alio.s ono night = week Through the
aanrtnsr and Kindness Of Mr.. Curtis
If ,ho rnwln1rome the ALLEYS are to
ha ,ut in norfeet condition. Follow
;,, tho ,.nnto q tyo bovs we're initial
al int, L. tho ..<nights of Christian
,I,nhnnL"
Tna.do, ovnninp the Young peo-
IL. gnriotv had y haskell social at
no ,.hrr,b patriotic games were
,,Iayo1 and S12 was realized from the
'.aIa ~ thn haskets which will 90 to-
,,..,.d Gttino mn - vonnp pcoplc's room
.,,d rnrish bansn ON the hill
NoYt Monday evening the girls of
vi. Coddio proun.s.# class are to hold
IDOL ~ tho church
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