Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-15
PITTSFIELD
PittsfeId Grammar School Program
for Education Week

for Education Week
The following arrangement of the
program for American Education
Week has been planned for the Pitts
field Grammar school:
Monday. Constitution Day, from
2.30 to $50. will be occupied by the
singing of patriotic songs. and a gen.
eral discussion and comparison of the
'Article of the Confederation" with
the present Constitution of the Unit
ed States. Each grade will remain in
it's own room and the topics of the
day will be developed by the teach
erS.
Tuesday. Patriotism Day, from l.
?, the five parts of the probram will
be developed in the 9th grade room
by five separate groups of pupils.
The groups are arranged as follows:
l. The red flag means death. de-
struction, poverty, starvation, dis
ease. anarchy, and Dictatorship
Leader, Jessie Spaulding.
.. Help the immigrants and aliens
to become American citizens.-Lead-
er. Rita Cowan.
3. Take an interest in all govern
mental affairs.-Lcader, Velma ia
Cobs.
4. Stamp out revolutionary radi-
calism.-Leader. William Brown
S. To vote is the primary duty of
the patriot.-Leader, Donald McFar-
land.
Each leader will be assisted by
group of six pupils and will conduct
the entire development of the topic,
Wednesday. School and Teacher
Day, the entire school will march to
the Cniversalist vestrS at 1916 and
listen to an address by Rev. Mr..
Cam. Music furnished by the 9th
grade
Thursday. Illiteracy Day. program
Will be held in the 9th grade room at
$50 1t will consist of an address by
| George f. Paine, acting superinten-
/ dent of schools. Music by the Sth
/ grade.
/ Friday, Physical Education Day. at
/ $50 in the 9th grade room, Mr.. Petri.
! physical training director. will give
an appropriate address. Music by the
/ eth grade.
/ Parents and citizens OF the town
are cordially invited to attend any
or all of these sessions.
! Your slogan is, Visit the Schools
! Today"
PlTTSFIELD GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
AT the Methodist church Sunday
Nov. Is. the morning worship is at
| 1880. The pastor is preaching a Sc
ries of sermons on Sitting Down. The
subject for this Sunday will be sit
ing Down with Ones Problem" Sun
day school at 11:45. There will be no
evening service. The pastor will be
at the Newport church.
There will be a series of snec;,I
services at tho Mathndie4 -,
ginning Dec. 2. when the pastor will
be assisted by the Rev. Job r. Howse
! OF the Methodist church. Dover Fox
, croft
Ralph Dyer OF Newport was a bus
mess callec in town Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. Albert T. Spauiding
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Per-
ry at their home on Lencey street
Mrs. Spaulding has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Sawyer in
Dover Foxcroft the past week and
was joined here Wednesday BY Mr..
Spaulding. They will return to their
nome III Tilton. y. H., the last of the
week. Mr.. Spaulding was a former
| agent of the Waverly Wooden Co. in
this town where he was very popu
lar and has many friends who were
glad to welcome him back here for
a visit.
Rev. and Mrs A. VI. Cox and Mrs
Bumpus and daughter Helen Bump-
US and Edna McCoombs of Garland.
ere visitors in town Friday.
Church Notices
Free Baptist-Rev. E. L. Converse,
pastor: Sunday services at 1890 and
o'clock: Sunday school at 1l:45,
Hiss Lena Marsh. Superintendent;
prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:3o
Methodist Episcopal-Rev. c. L.
Wheaton. pastor: morning worship
at 1880 A NJ; Sunday school at
n:45; evening worship at 700: song