The Republican journal., 1922-12-14
The News of Belfast

Palmer, mail clerk on the Bel
|Roy yr,b, m branch of the Maine Cent
st returned to his duties last
n .v after being out for several
uls on account of an operation for
p~d;citis. His place recently as mail
hss been taken by Liston Hayes,
h now returned to his home in
Sver
lean Sargent, secretary of the
Sasd stores, Boston, sent the follow
epr,. "Miss Ruth Dinsmore of Bel
i' Ms daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
eT ninsmore, took part in a radio
.,t Of the combined Glee and Man
noei n' club of Lassell Seminary, Auburn
n Mass. broadcasted by The Shepard
e W. n. A. u, Boston, December
oi. unusual feature of the concert
nh hat il was the first radio concert
Gven by an exclusive girls school
p.icsl organization.
y THE MALAY JUNGLE WITH CAR
III WELLS. A capacity house greeted
18th Wells, who lectured at the Bap-
church last Thursday evening, un-
he auspices of the Teachers Club,
- Mrs Saran F. Knight, chairman of
sommittee. A fluent speaker, good
;,stor and perfectly familiar with his
;sct-The Malay Jungle-he held the
,y;ded attention of children and adults.
n.cially entertaining were his refer
sss 10 and description of the animals,
and birds. His text was illustrated
M colored pictures. While he enjoyed
uonderful experience during his six
.rs, residence as a civil engineer, work
for the British Government in that
,ntrv he. finds speaking to American
y%ences far more pleasing and profit
II At the close of his address he illus
.tsd the use of the MALAY costumes,
inc himself and several children as
odes.
&pFIFAsT URGED TO HAVE A B. AND
W A. Several letters of inquiry have
Een received from National and State
vomotors Of the Business and Profess
mai Women's Association with leading
estions as to the possible membership
yearly support OF Belfast branch of
rapidly increasing organization.
hNe some of our prominent women are
6lated with State and New England
oanizations Of women's clubs they will
among the first to give their en-
uragement and support TO this assoeia-
which could enroll at least 125 mem
IS Mrs Luther A. Hammons, who is
chsrge of the office force of the Leon
Stevens & Co. shoe factory, has been
correspondence for some time with
n Carfruda Naagfa IF Ronoor u
mber of the State organization COM
tee. Mrs. Hammous called meeting
few interested in the local associa :
at the millinery psrlors of Miss
Use Ii. Ferguson Wednesday evening
discuss matters and make arrange
BITS for Miss Neazle's visit here the
k after Christmas.
biz WAY TO HAPPINESS. The wei
ed personality Of Rev. William f.
kIrye has never been seen to better ad
tsge than at the Thursday afternoon
hing Of the Women's Alliance of the
Ii Church (Federatedl when he spoke
The Way TO Happiness. lie was
len theabsorbed attention of his large
Hence as he portrayed and illustrated
b verse aud prose the relation OF tGe
Se raosS essential factors 10 happiness
fk play and great beliefs. lie classes
especially of disease, as the greatest
in the world today, and if eliminated
Fe would be an astonishing decrease in
mess. Many who heard Mr. Skerrye
ize the influence for good the address
and are OF only willing to discuss it
urge that { may be repeated before a
er audience The chief charm of MIR.
Frye's ad dress lies in he cordia candor
kpression aud the evident desire to be
full. Mrs James c. Durham presided
be business session that preceded the
less when it was voted to give $40 for
ChrIstmas tree at the Girls Home to
yen this year under the auspices of
Church. Mrs. Ben. Hazetline read an
emely entertaining home letter from
aughter, Mrs. Richard Shaw now in
%, Japan, describing her visit to the
Prian Mission in that foreign, city
the direction of an American. Miss
lotte w. Colburn read as the Unita-
Religious news the federation of An
Seminary and Harvard Divinity
pL The next meeting of the Alliance
pc held in the North Church parlors
kday afternoon, Dec. 2lst, when Mrs.
s NJ. Craig will give a paper on
Va Talks" descriptive of her trip to