Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-01-05
PERSONAL MENTION

Deputy Sheriff Frank Gipson of
Bingham and William Sou,e and
fercy Withee- OF Norridgewock were
IN town Thursday evening 20 attend
the Joint installation OF the cfficers
OF the Canton Somerset and the
Somerset Fortress. No. Z.
Friends of Miss Blanch Emory.
VINO was at one time a member az
the Skowhegan High school faculty.
VIII be interested to know that after
passing the Christmas vacation with
,rlends In Ncrridgewock that she
mas returned to Brockton. Mass,
Where she is member OF the
teaching force at the high school.
Union Service Sunday Evsnino
the people OF the Centenary Metbo-
DIST church and the Bethany Ban.
list church will unite In a service
which Is to be held at Federated
church at which time the speaker
VIII be Rev. MoGan A. Pruitt, iirec-
tor OF Religious Education for the
congregational Maine State Confer
ence, who has been In town for the
past three days conducting a Church
School Institute. The public is cor
uialy invited to attend this service
at 1880 Sunday evening in the Fed
Grated church.
Sunday School Glasses Elect Officers
Two classes in the Sunday School
Of the Centenary Methodist church
have recently elected officers. The
Mems Bible League having elected
the following officers: President. DR..
I. c. Tucker: vice president. |. ].
" to-
ton II. Cleveland; teacher. Rev. Her
bert L. Nichols: assistant teacher.
Rev. Samuel F. Emerson The young
peoples class taught by Mrs. Her
bert . Nichols having elected as
president Thomas Nichols: vice
presid Mt Ernald Mullen: secretary
and treasurer, Miss Cora Quinn.
Christmas Club Resumes Meetings
The Christmas Club which for
several weeks has not held any
meetings. this week resumed hold
ing meeting at the home of Mrs.
Frank 4. ,Meader on upper Main
street. This club was organized
some years ago at the home Of Mrs.
Lewis y. Dow on Bloomfield street
with the object of making Christ
mas gifts for the next year and so
avoid the rush at the holiday season
snd at the meeting this week the Ia :
dies began making Christmas gifts
for Christmas 1924. The afternoon
was happily spent and the 1924 work
OF the club was discussed. The
next meeting will be held TUESDAY
afternoon. January the fifteenth at
the home Of Mrs. Lester II. Packard
on Locust avenue.
Prayer Week to be Observed
The Centenary Methodist church,
the Bethany Baptist church and the
Federated church will unite next
week In a series Of prayer services
The first service will be held Tues
dav evening at the Centenary Meth
odist church and the Rev. George l..
Thurlow. pastor of the Federated
church will be the speaker: the sec
evenin" ut the Bethany Baptist
church end Rev Herbert T.. Nichols.
pastor Of the Methodist church. will
deliver the sermon: the third meet
ing will be held Thursday evening
at the Methodist church and at this
meeting Rev. George Merriam, pas
tor of the Bethany Raptistc hurc'
will he the speaker. The people Of
the Federated church will not unite
in the service on Thursday evening
az according to their constitution
the annual meeting Of the church Is
held on that night. The fourth AND
closing service of the Week of
PRAYER will he held on Friday even
ing at the Federated church and the
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