The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-09
IN THE SkOWHECAN
CHURCHES
FEDERATED CHURCH

FEDERATED CHURCH
Sunday morning at 1890 the sub
ject of the pastor will be"The Other
Fellow"
kindergarten for the smaller child
rem will be resumed at this same hour
in the parlors under the direction of
Mrs. e. F. Merrill. Church school
at 1900 Young Peoples meeting
at $50 in the vesry.
Evening preaching service a 80
in the auditorium, subject, THE
Perils of Youth
The Working League met for a re-
gular meeting Mondss afternoon at
230 in the church parlors.
A meeting of the First Philathea
Glass was held Wednesday afternoon
with a picnic supper served at 900
o'clock.
Midweek prayer service this Thurs
day evening at 7.30 in the parlors.
Plans are being made for parish
supper to be held during the week of
October 18th under the direction of
the Working League and Philathea
Class.
The officers and teachers of the
church school held a regular meeting
Monday evening at the church with
a six O'Clock supper.
CHURCH OF OUR LADY OF
LOURDES CATHOLIC CHURCH
Usual masses next Sunday Low
mass at s o'clock The Ladies' of St
Anne will receive holy communion.
High mass at 10 o'clock.
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, October IL, will be young
peoples day at 1870. Mr. Merriam
has been asked to preach on "The
Prodigal Son and the Prodigal Daugh-
ter" The young people are re-
quested to arrive at the church at
1920. The Sunday School will meet
at the noon hour.
At O'Clock the Y. p. S. c. E. will
hold its Conservation meeting The
names of the members will be called
Each one is expected to respond with
a passage of scripture and testi-
mony. Last Sunday the delegates,
two of those who were at Ocean Park
in August, gave report of Ihe Con
ference The Misses Gladys Manter
and Lucille Moore were able to give
excellent reports. Mrs Floyd Nye
presided.
At 7 O'Clock next Sunday an il
Illustrated lecture will be given by the
pastor. There will be sixty or more
views given. This Thursday evening
at 6.45 there will be a rehearsal of
the Rally Day music in the church
chapel.
October 10Th will be Rally Day.
An offering will be received at the
7 p. m. service to he used for the eX-
penses connected with the presenta-
ton of the pictures.
CENTENARY NJ. E. CHURCH
The Ladies' Social Circle had a busy
day Tuesday of this week when they
served dinner to nearly two hundred
of the teachers in attendance upon
the Somerset County Teachers Con-
venton. The Circle has added to its
equipment fourteen new dining tables,
neatly constructed with folding legs,
thus doing away with the inconveni-
ence of the former tables resting upon
horses These tables will seat twelve
or fourteen each and were used for
the first time Tuesday.
Mrs Nichols, secretary CT Augusta
District, w F. b. Society, is repre-
senting her district at the New Eng
land Branch meeting this week at
New London, Conn.
We shall greatly miss the faithful
services of Brother Alton Cleveland
this winter as he spends the winter
in Arizona for the benefit of his
health. We all trust that great i'm
provement may come as the result of
his trip.
parish supper and general rally
ing of our church forces is contem-
plated for the near future.
The October official board meeting
was held at the parsonage Monday
evening, when reports and a general
survey of the church affairs were
conducive to a spirit of optimism for
the fall and winters activities.
Next Sunday morning the pastor
will preach on the subject THE Pos
sibility of the Impossible" The
Bible School will hold its session at
noon. There will be only one SER
vice in the evening, and on condition
that the weather is mild and pleasant
for the pastors convenience, it will
be held at O'Clock, allowing him to
attend the service at East Madison,
concluding his summers work at that
place. If the weather is unfavorable
to his going the service at the Cen
tenary will be at o'clock as usual. 4