Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-14

many from the student body Of M.
c. l., went to Waterville, Wednesday
afternoon, to witness the Bates
Colby game at Seaverns field.
The Freshman Preliminary Speak
ing Contest was held Thursday
afternoon from till p. M. Each
enc of the So members of the class
recited before set Of judges and
were ranked upon their memory. in
depreciation, platform department
and voice. The judges for the boys,
who recited in Room 2 Of the In
stitute, were Mrs. e. M. Purinton,
Webendorfer. The judges for the
girls, who recited in Society Hall,
were Mrs. Ruth Bearse. Mrs. Grace
Cook, and Mrs Ruth Palmer. With
out consultation the judges sub
mitted their totals with the follow
ing results: Boys chosen. George
Rockwell, Ashland; Edwin Call.
Pittsfield; Charles Smith. Newport;
Walter Henderson, Pittsfleld: Will
liam Brown, Pittsfield; Alternates.
Edward Demyer, Eastbrook; John A.
Rockwell, Ashland. Girls chosen
were Grace Quarrington, Pittsfleld;
Rena Huff, Pittsf1eld; Mildred
Hughes, Pittsfield; Edith Spaulding,
Pittsfield; Florence Libby. Pitts
field. Alternates, Katherine Merri-
thew, Pittsfield; Velma Jacobs. Pitts
field. These ten chosen speakers will
compete before Christmas in Powers
Hall for prizes.
Miss Ellen Peterson, Vocal In
structor. from Bangor. did not come
this week to give her classes because
Of the holiday.
Miss Evelyn Ludwig accompanied
Miss Ruth Miller to her home in
Newport for the weekend.
For the first ranking period Of six
weeks, highest honors were given to
those students who had all subjects
over IS, and of which two were
over 80: Honors were given to those
with an average of S., Those re-
ceiving Highest Honors were Senior
Class--Dorothy Corey, Aida Davis.
Donald Humphrey, Frances Small.
Louise Written. Junior Class-Ardis
Hunter, Edith Lenfest Arletta Little
field; Sophomore Glass - Roland
Graves, Harold Seekins: Freshman
Class-Daisy Denyer. Mable Prince,
Grace Quarrington, Delma Steen.
Church Notices
Free Baptist Church, Rev. W..
Quarrington. minister. Sunday
morning services will be held at
1870 A. NJ. and the pastor will use
for his topic Making the Most of
Life Before the sermon he will
give his usual talk to the boys and
girls. The third sermon in the series
on poet preachers will be delivered
on Sunday evening at Z P. M. and
his topic will be Snow Bound" or
the story of life at New England
fireside. A special program of vocal
and instrumental music will be
rendered, at this service and a male
quartet will sing Whittier's famous
hymns. To stimulate interest in
better church music, the members
OF the choir are giving their time
and talent without remuneration
and the efforts which they produce
compare favorably with choirs in
larger churches. These evening
services are of special interest and
all are very cordially invited to at
tend.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev.
c. J.. Wheaton, pastor. Morning
worship at 1870 A. M; Sunday
School at 1900; evening worship at
Z P. M. Song service and sermon
by the pastor. Prayer meeting.
Wednesday night at 7.3O. A cordial
welcome Is extended to all.
Universalist Church, Rev. Frank
l.. Cam, minister. Sunday morning
service at 1890: Sunday School at
II M; regular business meeting of
the Sunday School the first Sunday
evening of each month in the church
parlors.