The independent-reporter., 1923-06-07
! CHURCHES OF
EIOHHEGAN

s I"risr parISg low mass. Rosar' ao.r
rtiS'n ,s'ncs X sunday evening.
. S'Io'I 10 an anniversary .ea, ser,
~, ~ pT morning m for I.t, the r, repGse fse
Fds' - n'G Isadore Trial at !l tht
vi o. rial and the family
rNSTT,y.riRsALIsT NT,. / CHURCH CA,
UNIV That hat Rev. C. A. kni,
pecledt sstor 14o Of the Universaiis'
PPaaisryille PaieP, will conduct duct, =
na,l aso First Universail'
b IT, s'o Mace next Sunday al
sn,s na,clock. pll All will be vel
,,soe At the corner of Lea
u'. .ud North avenue.
s,rFp CHURCH NOTES
n,y will be observed al
1,.i &C Church Sunday morn, et,
'sa y when the pageant oui
y y. will be given by mem,
sunday School under the
'S Mrs Sarah Stenhouse
ss,t Of the primary depart
..,,ors will be introduced
|sious 1ass Education, l,lrltl Muriel J
n imagination Priscilla ri c.l la
a..sd in costume will step
D,sIs the following charae-
! 1'p, testament, Cain and Abel
!. and Edward Gurney; ISM
r,sn Merrill; Isaac, Jack
S,sph, sss Richard Goldsmith :
S.,bs;h Gurney; David, Lin
N. samuel, Ed Thomson !;
IA @ uuriel Walker; Joash'
snaiug ~ New Testament,
,.rs and fishes, Edw. Mer-
sr of Jairus, Elizabeth
s..,o children. Sally Mars
|, Bailey, Helen Cummings
y Kennison; six children,
Brg, Chester Jones, Billy
henrietta Page, Ruth
|r.,bpr Jenkins. The music
ripg the pageant will in
o,r by he primary depart
solos by DR.. Cover and
4 with Miss Weston at the
Miss Dane at the paino.
[i,l also be a Is minute talk
|stor. 1t is hoped that the
IA friends of every child in
N school will plan to be
Epdsy morning. The min
N like to call special atten-
4 Offering which will be for
\ vacation school to be held
We intend to have this
y for all, whether in the
|outside as 1t is TO be strict
.sectarian character. Quite
Ioses are connected with the
II and we hope that a
this sort which will keep
len of the streets. care Tor
he the morning, while the
ne busy will receive ade-
bort. If you are unable to
Sunday morning and would
\ in the work you may send
dbution to the pastor, Geo.
Iurlew, or to Miss Gertrude
school at 12 o'clock. There
b Young Peoples meeting
lay evening because of the
pate sermon.
morning, June II, Rev. A. c.
be American Missionary AS
will be the speaker. Mr..
in Skowhegan about two
% and those who heard him
Ne will eagerly welcome the
y to hear him again. We
fortunate to have him with
morning, June II, there will
eeratien service for the in
small children of the par
parents who would like to
onsecrate their children to
the church are urged to
Oh with the pastor in the
rSday evening the regular
service will be held at
Q the pastor will continue
n Study, Glass on India.
ANY CHURCH NOTES.
ge Otis Smith, OF the y. S,
& Commission who has been
! few days with his fam
an address at the
aptist Church, of which he
Der, last Sunday morning.
was Rebuilding the Wall
7 1923. His text was tax
he fourth chapter Of Ne
In comparing the Old and
DR.. Smith said the
nent was the back ground
5 life, while thei new was
'e life of Christ and helped
the Golden Rule. He
building the wall about Je-
Nehemiah's time and COM
task, with a similar task
sent period. He touched
need of prayer, upon the
the Coal Commission and
nat We should be broad
q care for he good of the
large, not simply for our
unity. He spoke upon law
d, especially dwelling upon
aendment. The male quar-
ned music and the flowers
irch decorations were from
u Of Mrs. Joseph Otis
sner of DR.. Smith. These
'enled to the children of
J department. after the SER
tt George Merriam, the
'sor spoke briefly during
Of Worship.
'0fporation meeting this
0ening with a supper at
''opies Sunday observed at
Nv knn1