The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-29

Fraternity Hall. afternoon and even
ing of the fifth of December. A poet
zeal appeal for all sorts of holders
for Mrs. j. A. Jordan's table appears
on one of the big trees.
Exercises appropriate of Education
week were conducted in the Junior
high school Wednesday of last week
by members of the eighth grade led
by Beatrice Sawyer. The program
included Flag Salute and American 5
Creed by school; Proclamation OF the
Governor read by Helen Fentiman and
readings by Arlene Folsom and Albert
Howes. This week appropriate ex
ercises for Thanksgiving week will
be given by the ninth grade led by
Donald Sterling.
Mrs. Bertha NJ. Ball delightfully."- en-
tertained the Kennebee Chapter d. \.
r. at her home on Thursday, Noyem
Der 22nd. She was assisted in her
duties by Mrs. Lucinda Moore. There
was a very good attendance. Roll
call was responded to with Thanks
giving quotations. paper on La
fayette Park, Mt. Desert Island, was
read by Mrs Alice Goodrich. A note
OF tDd0kS was given tHoSe WHO Hdu 81
successfully raised money for the
marker for the soldier. so recently
dedicated The date and place OF
next meeting have been changed. The
meeting will be December .20th with
Mrs. Flornce Owens. Yearly dues
of the Chapter are payable at this
meeting
SCOUTS ATTENTION
All Scouts and any boy of twelve
or over that are planning to take the
requirements for Tenderfoot are ex-
pected to be present at the regular
meeting Friday evening. November
Goth, at seven o'clock. Any Scout
with ideas for the winters program
will be given a chance to express
themselves, also at this time arrange
ments for a special hike for two or
more scouts will be made, the purpose
of which will be to give for those who
desire 1t. the opportunity to fulfill the
requirements necessary to become
second class Scout.
METHODIST NOTES
The chicken pie supper held in Mrs.
Eta Hollis Cafe rooms, for the bene-
fit of the church. was a very sue
cessful affair. 1t was most favorably
patroniZed, considering the short no
tice. The rooms were tastefully dec
GRATED with vari-colored crepe paper.
On Tuesday afternoon of this week
the Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Leaphy
Bunker, After the business session
the ladies tackled puff
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home after the chicken pie supper last
Thursday night. Mrs. Sampson, the
pastor was seated in the sitting room
with some of the young people. Sud
denly one OF them struck march on
the organ and then the people in the
other. rooms marched in and circled
about the pastor, who was presented
to all the guests. 1t was really an
informal reception to her An address
of welcome was made by Mrs. Withers,
president of the Epworth League; then
Mrs. Bunker stepped forth and pre-
scented the pastor with large Lady
Baltimore cake made especially for
her. Mrs. Sampson fttingly res
pended to the welcome and the pre-
sentation.
NGAI DuHudy TIC Dufludy VIII
begin an. automobile contest. Great
enthusiasm was manifested when the
plan was presented last Sunday. Each
class has chosen it's auto and is ready
to start next Sunday. The trip Is
to be to Niagara Falls, and 1t is hoped
that some class will reach there in
time for the 'Tce Carnival" Niagara's
Winter Sport. Each class has its own
chauffeur who will report its journey
and all items of interest. as well as
It's mishaps, if any. The interest Is
sure to increase weekly as the various
classes win their points. The auto
to reach any of the "starM cities
along the route first will be enter
tanned by the entire school. The
plan will be before the school every
Sunday so that each class may see
its auto and the distance travelled.
Sunday, December 2, Mrs. Mary F.
Sampson, pastor will speak on Echo
Land" at the morning service. In
the evening she will tell of Some of
our new Americans in the city of New
Bedford" and will sing a hymn in a
foreign language.
Mrs. Sampson will spend the
Thanksgiving holidays with a cousin
in Waterville