Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-15
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impressive Pageant at Baptist
Church :.

Church
An impressive pageant. winning
JAPAN" was presented at the Bap-
list church Sunday evening by the
young ladies or Mrs. Alonzo Days s
S. class to = large and appreciative
audience.
The pageant pictures the great reli-
sions which are appealing to Japan
Each in turn offers to meet her
special need and tells what benefit
It has brought to the country. To
each Japan declares her creates,
need uf1met. At last she finds ali
that she longs for in Christianity and
yields to Him, before whom every
knee shall bow. The parts were
taken by the following young wom-
en-: Christianity. Miss Ruth McLel-
Ian: Japan, Miss Gertrude Totman:
conflcianist. Miss Winona Holland
Buddhist. Miss Joyce Gordon:
Jesuit Priest. Miss Ruth Richardson;
Christian Education, Miss Abbie
Jones: Christian salvatore, Miss Eli
zabeth Brophy: Social Welfare and
Reform. Miss Arlene Dickey:
Christian Baron, Miss Vivian Glazier;
solo, Publish Glad Tidings," Miss
Corona Hatch: plano accompanist,
Miss Lucille Mclaughlin.
Benton Grange Supper and Enter.
tainmeHt
A delicious supper was served by
some of the ladies OF Benton grange
at the hall Thursday evening at G
p. M. After the supper an enjoyable
entertainment was given, which was
as follows: Music. by the Pomeroy
Orchestra, Steven and Wallace Pom
eroy and Russell Zeaman, with Mrs
Pomeroy accompanying at the piano:
eornet solo, Murray Cocker: singing
by trio. Messrs Kilgore, Zeanlan
and Grover; violin solo. Dorothy
Carter: reading, Miss Taylor of Col
by College; singing by Ray Kilgore's
nor: singing by Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
kilgore. and their three little girls
Ruth, Audrey and Eleanor: reading
Miss Irma Davis, Colby; piano SOLO
Thomas Parker: saxaphone SOLO
Stephen Pomeroy; music by Pomo
crows Orchestra.
Following the program q social
was enjoyed with music by the or
chestra. About $40 was realized
which is to be used toward paying
for the Benton street lights.
Board Of Trade Banquet
Hon.. Frank M. Harrington of Au-
gusta. candidate for Governor OF
Maine was the speaker at Board
of Trade Banquet held Friday nigh,
at Bingham. The banquet, was serv-
ed at the hotel. One hundred and
five covers were laid and one hun
dred and three partook of the ban
quet.
Mr.. Harrington gave q most excel
lent address of American Citizenship
and was listened to with keen inter-
spoke in very complimentary terms
OF the banquet and service at the
hotel While in Bingham Mr.. Far
rington was entertained by deputy
shreiff and Mrs. Frank L. Gipson.
The Harvesters Meet
Saturday afternoon The Harves-
ters, n class of boys of the First Bap-
tist s. g., accompanied by their
teacher, Lester M. Glazier. visited al
the Ticonic Clubhouse in Watervilie
A most enjoyable afternoon was
passed. The boys who went were
Carl Ackley. Leland Glew, Clarence
Jakins, Percy Chapman, Oliver
Jones. Harold Jones, Raymond
Keene and~ Guy Ward.
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PhiIathea Easter Sale
On Wednesday afternoon. April
10th the ladies of the First Philathea
class of the Federated church VIII
hold an Faster sale at the church
parlors of cooked food, candies, fancy
articles and aprons.
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James Dyer, who is employed In
TOWN has gone to SHOWN eyaf1 where