Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-10

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ing will be held early in May.
Easter missionary offerings will
be stressed at the United Baptist
church Sunday. Special offerings
may be deposited by any means
properly marked.
Those having mite boxes from the
Woman's Missionary society are re-
questcd to hand them Sunday either
Ito the president. Mrs. Avis Leech or
to the treasurer. Mrs. Roy Brier. All
who have self denial banks and en-
vel0pes are requested to return them
at the Sunday school hour. Other
organizations of the church having
missionary funds are requested to
deposit with the proper officers dur
ing the day so that tho total offer
ings from all sources may be on
hand.
Easter Sunday will be observed In
All Souls Universalist church with
special services both morning and
evening. The morning service at
1890 o'clock will include special
Easter numbers by the Chorus choir
and an Easter sermon by the pastor.
At 1145, there will be a special
Faster program by the members of
the Sunday School. At the evening
service at o'clock the vested chorus
choir of 20 voices under the direction
of Mrs. Kathryn Walton will render
, the beautiful Easter Cantata entitled
The Thorn Crowned King, The can
tata includes an opening chorus by
the choir, Let the Righteous BE
Glad; solo. by D. E. Wheeler. He
Chose the Cross of Shame; quartet
composed of Frank Anderson, Ar
! ID. l.. Wheeler will sing There Was
/ No Other Way; tenor solo, by
| Frank Anderson. betrayed; So
prano solo. by Arlene Adams. THE
Thorn Crowned King: bass solo by
! u. T. Wheeler, Let Him BE Cruel
! fed: ladies' voices sing alas. and
/ Did MY Savior Bleed; soprano solo.
bv Dir. c. Il. Simmons, They Lald
Him Away; tenor and bass duet by
! Frank Anderson and Dean Wheeler,
/ Have Faith in Cod; bass solo by
| Dean T.. Wheeler, He Is Risen; So
prano and alto duet by Mrs. kath-
/ eryn Walton and Miss Helen Oil
yer. GLORY In the Garden; quartet
composed of Mrs. katheryn walton.
! Mrs. Ann Balm. C. Il. Simmons ana
Dean +. Wheeler will sing Jesus
Lives; final chorus by the choir.
| Praise 1e the Lofu.
The members of the Harry g..
Decker Post. American Legion
/ served an April Fool supper on Tues
| day evening in the Legion hail. 20
members We're present Rev. Nes-
ton p. Holman. pastor of the Metho-
dist church, was n guest OF honor at
| the novelty oyster stew supper WHICH
was served at o'clock. After sup
! olio,,rna1 IN the lodge
room. Preceding the meeting gen
eral sing was enjoyed with James Is.
! Neel at the piano. The regular meet
! ing followed after which Rev. Wes-
! ton p. Holman delivered very
| impressive address on american
ism" At the close of the address
! Marshall L. Helms in behalf OF the
members presented him with a fne
fountain pen as token of apprecl-
alton Of his kindness in the past.
| Mr.. Holman, who expects soon to
complete his duties in Oakland, has
been pastor Of the Methodist church
here for the past six years. during
! which time he has kept In close
touch with the Legion and has al
WAYS been ready to assist IN any
! enterprise which they have under
taken. Although taken completeiy
bv surprise he responded gracefully
thanking them for the gift. There was
| a short business meeting and 1t was
voted to purchase the property on
! church street owned by Mrs. llzzle
Stevens with a view of conveying 1t
! into a home for the Legion in the
| near future. The transfer of prop
ertv will he made later and the
Legion will occupy their present
quarters until the first of November.
A social hour followed and very
| pleasant eve..ing was enjoyed.
| The subject of the service at the
United Baptist church, TUESDAY
evening. which was conducted by
Mrs. +. S. Bernauer was What
! Easter Means to Women" Mrs.
Bernaner held the earnest attention
| of d fine group of women and her
! talk was much enjoyed by all. ON
Thursday evening the service was
| in charge of Rev. Walter QuarrinG-
| TON OF Watervillc. The service on
| Friday evening relates to CHRIST
Last Week and will he entitled The
| Iicht of the World
! 1 n1oottnr was held at the High
school bui!ding Tuesday afternoon
/ ot a.45. and Girls Health$l .caSue
was formed. Miss Mandane Read, n
| graduate nurse representing the state
| Department OF Health at Augusta,
was present and gave an interesting
| talk relating to her work. Eight
lessons will be given free of charge
by Miss Read to girls between the
ages of ten and fourteen years, con-
and care of small children and other
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