Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-17
Women's Home Missionary Society
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Ladies' Aid.Eniov All pav Meet

Ladies' Aid.Enioy All Day Meet
The Ladies Aid of the Readfield
Methodist church enjoyed an all day
meeting Thursday with Mrs. Helen
LaVallie. A delicious dinner was
served at the noon hour. Those who
were present from Readfleld includ-
ed Mrs. Annie Leavitt, Mrs. H. H.
Garlic. Mrs. Lillian Leighton, Mrs.
Hattie Hammond, Mrs. Annie Baker,
Mrs. l.. M. Jones, Mrs. Estelle Dud-
ley. Mrs. Mary Gordon, Mrs. Ruel
Adams, Miss Grace Ingham. Mrs.
Emma Whittier, Mrs. Amy Packard,
Mrs. Nellie Bickford. Mrs. Lottie
Collins. Miss Frances Adell, Mrs.
Emma Gordon and daughter Rachel,
and Mrs. Nellie Brown.
The tickets for 1.-THE Rustic
Romeo" are being offered for sale
at Hannaford's, Monday. The Le-
gion Quartette will appear as "The
Moonlight Serenaders' in one of the
most effective scenes in the play.
In another scene Harris Bishop, who
appears as THE Rustic Romeo" will
be assisted by the Society ladies of
Chowderville," who will be repre-
scented by Misses Erma Simpson,
Clara Andrews, Estelle Pottle. An
ME Drawn. Lulu House. Anna Briggs,
Doris Clifford, Mary Pettengill, Alice
Spear and Doris Brown. Miss
Pauline Smith will act as accom-
PIANIST.
Mrs. Crosby Bean of Bangor is the
guest of Mrs. l.. T. Carleton.
Mrs. Harlow Howard and Mrs.
Dora Wells of Augusta were guests
Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood
Howard.
w. H. Davis, Arthur Briggs, Ray
Riley and Arthur Stilphen have gone
on a hunting trip to Moxie.
Miss Gladys Robinson Is visiting
friends in Waterville.
Inspection Women's Relief Corps
The inspection of Albert II. Frost
Momen's Relief Corps took place
Thursday evening. Mrs. Eta Cur
us or oxford was the inspecting Of
tcer. At the close of the inspection
Mrs. Rose Wellman presented Mrs.
Curtis with gift as souvenir of
this corps, which she graciously ac-
cepted. Refreshments of ice cream,
cake and fancy crackers were
served.
Mission Circle Holds All Day Meet
The Mission Circle held an all day
meeting Thursday at the home of
Mrs. ID. S. Clement with Mrs. Glenn
ent and Mrs. Lewis as hostesses.
The forenoon was passed in sewing
and fish chowder dinner was served
at noon.
At the afternoon meeting the fol-
lowing program was carried out:
Singing from the missionary hymnal
with Mrs. Grace Bailey at the piano.
Mrs. Ella Taylor was leader of the
devotional exercises. The roll call
was answered by "Thanksgiving
Thoughts" Mrs. Woodman gave a
splendid paper on"Social Problems"
which was the subject of this meet
ing, Mrs. Mendeuhau gave fine
talk to the ladies which was greatly
enjoyed, upon Gods Field" and what
He can do in our Little Patch"
Two piano selections were given by
Mrs. Grace Bailey.
There We're "a members and eight
visitors present. The next meeting
will be held Dec. 5th with Mrs. Allen
Ford.
~ CENTER-The two weeks mission
conducted in the Winthrop Center
Friends church by Mrs. Annie Men
denhall of Cleveland, Ohio, closed
Friday night. Judged from an out
ward point of view this has been the
most successful evangeliStic mission
held at this place for many years.
There has been a gradual enlarge
ment of attendance and interest as
the meetings progressed. The defin-
lite results of the work, are very
marked.
Thursday evening about 90 MEM
bers Of the Methodist choir in Halo
well were present: Joined with the
regular choir of the meetings this
made magnificent chorus.
Mrs. Mendenhall has reached the
hearts of the people, both with her
daily messages from the pulpit and
IN her personal contacts outside the
pulpit. In contributing to the sue
cess of the meetings. second only to
the leadership of Mrs. Mendenhan,
has been the faithful and efficient
work of Mrs. Edith Horne who led
the singing, and Mrs. Paul Bailey.
who has served at the piano through
out the mission.
Mrs. Mendenhall leaves Saturday
for Fort Fairfield, where she will hold
meetings for one week, and then be-
gin work in Portland.
Regular morning service at the
Winthrop Center church Sunday
morning at 1890. The pastor will
begin a series or sermons on Real
Religion as set forth in the book of
James" Sunday School following
the morning service, and evangelistic
meeting at 100.