The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-01
! IHE sKOWHEGAN
CHURCHES
o,rc CHURCH NOTES


rOnortlSoftb there will be the usual de-
nons st $50 and 7 O'Clock. =,
tons a morning during low
On s SsiIdren OF Mary sod s IT,. Viii Will
bss on hoiy communion and Fr. ne
feive no' g5oliyer a sermon in Eng
ud will ue nbildren will sing. At
b. I.e tbe sermon will be in
s'a and st. Nary's Choir Will sing
sae. and benedie Ell Sl..S Of tn the
s. %, sacrament at $50 SuhoaS "''-
0'' o'clock Sunday afternoon I,Ilc.a
!. gill be a meeting oil the ohiiu-
Of Mary ,,,,ur,o
.rnrRATED CHURCH NOTES
:. Federated Church next Sun
lns MINI at 1890 the pastor will
p0, nnn6 aJustice of God" Kind
(a e,aD "G for small children during the
arIen go saryice. Church school at
rn i,aok Young Peoples Society
o sd Evening service at 7.3O in
s .,,ditorium. Rev. George Loring
auur' will resume his series of ser
lflOS ~, the Ten Commandments,
= p have been interrupted for two
I ~ by by the pageant. His subject
he Profanity
pbilathea Glass will attend
" IN \ body next Sunday. They
% "a 10 10 At the church at lob. The
o uu will 81 be glad to welcome them
y, means much to him to have this
nt women attend services once
month.
sDecial meeting of the Working
,n sp was held Monday afternoon at
| oclock in the church pariors.
nastor wishes to again thank
.Aoae who took part in the page
nending Mrs. e. +. Merrill who
.,od the same, Mrs. l.. II. Gold
h and Mrs. c. NJ. Holt, who were
(harge of the refreshments and
who furnished the refreshments
/, tho rehearsals. The splendid
kpration of all concerned made it
keat success. -,
n Sunday evening the church
EtOrium was again packed to wit
[ the third performance of the
kapt AT Dawning." In the aft
[Ou from Is to 100 children prob
we're in attendance from the diff
N marshes to witness the pro-
Fan Fully 1000 persons in all
this pageant.
h parish is occupied in various
krments preparing for the fiji
n annual meeting of the Congre-
mai Conference and Missionary
NV of Maine, which opens at the
N on Tuesday, May 6 and con-
= until the 8th. A special meet
ii the finance committee of the
III was held Monday evening,
cOnmittee being generally in
ge Of the meeting Of the organi-
b already named.
ETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
service of last Sunday morn
sas an inspiring one. The sing
b the four boys from the 0ppor-
b Farm and the fine address of
" W. Mayo were greatly en-
! monthly meeting of the Helen
n Mission Circle will be held
h afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Appleby on Jewett street.
Thursday evenings at 100 the
r is speaking on subjects of vital
trance and value to all Chris
A special invitation is extend
all who have recently united
The church and those who have
ps yet. The topics concern the
ttal things of a Christian life.
1t Sunday the pastor will preach
ecial sermon to the members of
Philathea Glass. Subject, "Mary's
ike and Surprise" Sunday school
e noon hour. Y. p. S. c. E. at
lOck At p. M. the pastor will
he stories of the origin of some
luS hymns. The new hymn
B will be used and new songs
be sung. Come to this fine
e service.
annual meeting of the North
Rehec Baptist Association is to
BID at Burnham, May %.
FENARY METHODIST EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH NOTES
W H. NJ. S. meeting for April
held at the home of Mrs. Grace
(er Monday afternoon of this
and an interesting home mis-
y program was given. Mrs.
er was elected as the official
|ale to the Augusta district meet
Lewiston next Wednesday.
Ladies Social Circle was rep
led by six members at the spring
ag OF the kennebec Valley Ladies
societies held at Fairfield last
sday Friends of the Circle will
eased to know that for the sec
ear the banner for all around
Fhey and helpful achievement
awarded Skowhegan Circle. Mrs.
u was honored by being elected
leat OF the Union for the coming
Inc fall meeting will be held
'Oe ladies' of our Circle in Show
people are looking forward
interest to the State Conference
ned at the Federated Church
seek and are willingly cooperat-
IN the sister Church in plan