Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-11-24
9th Grade Entertain. Parent.

The engine hall which is this year
being used by the High and Junior
High. schools as an assembly hall,
was the scene of a. delightful party
Friday evening when, the pupils of
the eighth grade who are instructed
by Mrs. Lottie M. Gates and Mrs.
Eva Webster entertained their pa .
rents and a few invited friends. The
party was arranged and carried out
by the pupils in a most charming
manner and proved that these young
people are very happy hosts and hos
teSses.
The program opened with an adj
dress OF welcome by Robert, Viles,
who introduced Phyllis Weston, the
chairman, and continued with a
chorus by the class, who sang a
Thanksgiving hymn; directed by
Miss Arlene Piummer, the musical
supervisor, which included, (a)
chorus. and (b) song; Some Famous
Proclamations were given by Delma
Daggett; vocal solo, Nathalie Beau
lier; story of the Pilgrims, Ivanetta
Newton; concert recitation, LAND
ing of the Pilgrims" drama tization
of a scene from the "Courtship of
Miles Standish," with the following
cast: Reader, Clarence Whiting;
Miles Standish, Donald Atkinson;
John Alden, Norman Knight; Priscil-
la, Priscilla Lord; piano solo, MUIR
lei Cover; story of Pioneer life with
tableaux. Maurice Dolbier; violin
duet Priscilla Lord and. Charlotte
Gates.
After the program delicious ices
were served and the guests and the
teachers and pupils enjoyed very
happy social hour. This party was
OiUQp In Of ~,
Week. which is from November 18th
to GATH and was a most pleasing way
of observance of these national edu-
cational dates. Many committees
had charge of the affair and each
committee and all members on the
| committees certainly united in the
performance of their duties. making
the evening one of exceptional pleas
antness for all present
Church Notices a
Centenary Methodist. Rev. Herbert
L. Nichols: 1890, sermon by pastor;
Sunday school at 12; Epworth League
at 6 P. M. At p. NJ. special service
for young women; subject THE Young
Woman Beautiful"
Notre Dame de Lourdes, Rev FIR. ].
Louis A. Renaud: Masses at and 10
A. NJ; rosary and benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament at $50 Sunday aft
ernoon. v~,
Bethany Baptist. Rev. George Mer-
Fiam: 1880. sermon by pastor; music,
male quartet: Sunday school at II NJ.
6 =. NJ, special service under auspices
of Christian Endeavor Society which
will be illustrated with many views.
Federated, Rev. George l.. Thurlow
1880. You and Yours" kindergarten:
~. church school; $50. young peoples
service; 7.30, evening service; subject,
1.-The Great Discovery"
Mrs. Walter Smith of Canaan was
in town on business Friday.
Mrs. Lottie Oils OF Chelsea. who
formerly resided in Skowhegan, ar
| rived in Skowhegan Friday noon for
a few days visit with her children.
Mrs. Belle Jewett, Mrs. Verna Jew
EFT, Mrs. Harry A. Dinsmore, and
Fred Sahdborn.
Miss Emily Cuddy of Frankfort
has arrived in Skowhegan and will
visit until after Thanksgiving with
her cousin and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Bagley of Turner avenue.
Miss Cassie Whitten of Canaan
was a shopper in town Friday.
Mis- Dorothy Hobart who is a pu-
pill at the state normal school at
| Pennington will spend the week end