The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-22
WHAT The CHURCH
BELLS TELL Us
METHODIST CHURCH NEWS

The young mems class recently
formed in the Sunday School and
taught by j. II. Grundy Is growing in
membership and interest Any young
man, twenty years or over, who is not
an attendant elsewhere is cordially
invited to join the class.
The Institute Glass of young peo-
pie. taught by Mrs. Nichols, has in
preparation religious Allegory en-
titled THE Gift of Self" which they
will present to the public some Sun
day evening not far distant.
The airplane race between the NC
and the P-B-7 in the flight to India
is proving a great hit with the young
people of the Epworth League, Last
Sunday evening each plane scored
1870 points maintaining the tie of the
former Sunday.
"Out of the Mire' will be the chap
ter of the text book which will test
the speed and endurance of the re-
spective contestants.
There will be union service this
Thursday evening at 7.30 in the Meth
odst vestry, participated in by the
three Prostestant Churches and led
by Rev. G. l.. Thurlow of the Federat-
ttff. Church rrs I'I'r,,-;.,A -. ,'rss'
Is, NgxtGd dunday moInhg ht"f6 10 the
pastor will preach from the subject
s"Spiritu3l S6naihbHIism ''' Good mu-
sic'ibyi aBehthufclf eholf under the d.
freetiont ofaMfs! Rose Burrill, with
Mrs.Idlla FRIEND at t'the organ. q The
Bible school will convene att the noon
hourl II Epworth' league Mission
Study Class at 6 o'clock. A wide-
awake service at seven O'Clock with
SERMON by the. pastor r.'"" New faces
are bein seen at all these services.
If you are not an attendant else
where join the number next Sunday.
FEDERATED CHURCH NOTES
Sunday morning at 1870 Rev. Alex
ander Henderson, director of Relig-
ious Education of the United Baptist
Convention of Maine will give an ad-
dress on some phase of Religious Ed
ucation. Church school at IL with
classes for all. kindergarten during
the morning service in the church
parlors for small children under the
direction of Mrs. f. f. Merrill.
AT 800 Sunday afternoon there will
be meeting of the officers and teach
ers of the Sunday School to confer
with Mr. Henderson with regard to
the daily Bible school to be held in
July. Every officer and teacher is
urged to be present. Young peoples
meeting at o'clock in the vestry
with one of the classes of the Sunday
School In charge of, the. program.
Evening service at in the auditor
iuln. Sermon by the pastor. Sub
iect school Lookout for Children.
This is the third In the series of ser
mons Signs by the Roadside"
The First Philathea Class will hold
Il regular meeting next Wednesday
evening at 7.30 in the church parlors.
There will be "a union prayer SER
vice tonight at the Methodist church
at 730 with Rev. George Loring Thur
low as preacher. Next week the
prayer service will be held in the
Federated Church.
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
NOTES
A deputation team from the Colby
Y. NJ. c. A. including Marlin Farnum
and j. Leslie Dunstan of Colby Col
lege will conduct the morning and
evening services at the Bethany Bap-
tist church next Sunday morning and
evening There will he only the one
service in the evening and that will
be at $50. Union prayer services
this Thursday evening at the Metho-
dist church. Sunday School, Sunday
at 12 o'clock
There will be supper Saturday
night at the church for the boys and
girls and young people of the Sunday
School not including the primary de-
partment.
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Low mass next Sunday at S.So.
High mass at 1890 with sermon in
English by Rev. J. l.. A. Renaud. Mu-
sic by ST. Marys choir. Sunday
School at $50 p. m
Mission begins at o'clock y. III.
and wifi continue nightly for two
weeks conducted by FIR Deschenes
of Lewiston. Mission next week for
the women of the parish and the fol-
lowing week for the men of the pa
rish.
Auction of household goods at the
pou,da,, form, A4iddla Road I 2O n IN