Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-01
Annual Meeting Working League

Annual Meeting Working League
The ladies' OF the Working League
OF the Federated church gathered at
the church 'pariors Saturday alter
noon for the annual meeting. the
business session was presided over
by the chairman of the president
committee. Mrs. Ethel Richardson;
prayer, Mis-. Phllo Steward; the sec
rotary Mrs. Nellie Hopkins gave the
annual report and the treasurer,
Mrs. Helen Conant presented re
port OF the league finances both OF
which were accepted. \ vote of
thanks was extended to the retiring
board of officers which was made
ND of the president committee. Mrs
Richardson, Mrs. Maud Woodbury.,
Mrs. Mary RowcIl: first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Ina 6. Hin. second wee
pres, Mrs Nettie Norton: secretary,
Airs Nellie Hopkins: treasurer, Mrs.
Helen Conant The nominating COM
mittce composed of Mrs. Jennie
Sampson. n former president OF the
league, chairman. Mrs. Eta l.acasse.
and Mrs. Emma Dunton presented
the following list of officers. to serve
the league the coming year: Prcsi-
dent. Mrs. Ina c. liill; first vice
president. Airs. Maud Woodbury.:
second vice president. Mrs. Nettie
Norton: secretary. Miss Blanche H..
Pollard: treasurer, Mrs. Eta La
casse which were elected.
At six o'clock delicious supper
consisting Of baked beans, brown
bread. hot rolls, salad, assorted cake,
ice cream and coffee was served
under the direction Of the retiring
officers. The husbands of the league
ladies were guests. Following the
supper an entertainment was pres
cnted made up of piano duet Mrs.
Christine y. Day and Miss Myra
Akcley: clarinet solos. Kenneth
Woodbury. accompanied his mother
Mrs. w. u. Woodbury.; readings.
Mrs. Arthur r. Jcwett; vocal solo,
Mrs. Amos Fortier accompanied by
Mrs. Day: demonstrates &C Indian
Club swing by Roland 4. Patten,
business manager of the Indcpen-
dent Reporter accompanied by Vic
trola music: readings, Mrs. .Icwett;
vocal trio. Mr>. Forticr, Mrs. Flor
encc Ducas and Mrs. Day accom-
panied by Mrs. Philo Steward The
evening was one of real pleasure to
tho hustosses and their gentlemen
guests The Working League has
Just closed n most successful year
and enters upon the rev wear with
hope and courage to continue the
excellent work which has for many
years been accomplished BY this
body of loyal women.
Bethany Christian Endcavor Service
Sunday evonin" there was Il large
attendance at the meeting of the
bethany Baptist church when the
Christian Endeavor society held
most interesting meeting. The lead
opened wife singing hymns. \ short
business session Was conducted by
the president. Dorothy NJ. Nye, dur
ing which one new member was ac-
copied. Maurice Dolibcr. 1t is the
wish of the society to have n hun
dred present at the first meeting of
the New Year and the president APP
pointed the following committee to
work up the attendance for the New
Years meeting: Eleanor Young.
Dorothy Cloush. Mildred Lancaster,
Lester Pickett and James White.
Following the business the Beth
any orchestra played Il pleasing Sc
lection; the scripture was read by
Kalphford maritime and prayer was
offered by the pastor, Rev. George
Merriam; violin solo. 'Pricre" Miss
Virginia Whittier AmCS, q sopho-
more at Bates college. accompanied
by her mother Mrs. Ethel w. Ames:
readings on the subject. wishes for
the New \ car were given by sever
al. Vocal duet Drifting Mr.. Cliff
ton Lord and Mrs. Floyd c. Nyc ac-
companicd by Mrs. Ames: singing G.
l.. hymn THE JOY of II All: bcnc-
diCtion.
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