The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-06-17
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week. On Tuesday, evening. June 20,
at 6 Summer Street, subject: Good
and evil influences of the home. -
What causes Broken Homes? What
causes Good Homes? These are a few
OF the questions to be answered at the
Tuesday evening meeting.
CHELSEA cHlsELLlNGs
We say again that our church is
progressing forward despite the fact
that some of our friendly enemies say
and desire that it should be otherwise.
We were very glad to see Mr.. VIII
liam Morris and Mr. Hall in the audi
ence last Sunday and sincerely hone
that they will come again. The Chill
dren's Day Program under the leader
ship of Mrs. Isabelle Billups and Mrs.
Levina Milliken was quite a success.
More than IS adults and children were
present last Sunday evening. The par
ents of these children should be con-
graduated for having their children
participate in our program, and the
children themselves are to be con
graduated for the fine showing thew
made. Dr. R. T. Reed. our visiting
minister has started a morning ser
vice and it is hoped that it will be a
success.
Miss Frederick Colbert and mother
and Mr. Aubrey Taylor, all of Everett.
have recently joined our Adult Educa-
ton classes and have pledged them
selves to attend at least twice a week.
We have received promises to Join
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what you might call "Progress?"
Readers of this column were pleased
to read again the summary of the So,
cial Settlement experiment by Ralph
Woodley who formerly wrote for this
column, and they hope to read more
about the proposed establishment of
a much needed Social Center in
Chelsea.
Well folks, a new minister and his
wife are in town. They have made
quite a number of visits to the homes
of Chelsea citizens, and their opinion
is that our little city has some very
fine people living in it, and that Chel-
sea is not nearly so bad as it has been
painted by many outsiders and a few
insiders. They were received very
graciously in the homes of even those
who have been consistent enemies OF
the present church administration.
Many have promised to come to church
and to send their children to Sunday
School, and last Sunday morning and
evening showed the good results of
their work as some new faces appeared
in the audience. However, as was to
be expected, there are still a few re.
calcitrants, pathological die-hards, and
demagogic opponents who comprise
the ignominious opposition, who ex,
pressed themselves as being unwill.
ing to come to church One arch hypo-
critic had the affrontery to tell two
ladies' in the presence of the visiting
minister that the pastor of Peoples
Church was attempting to pull off one
of his schemes by having this minister
build up the church so that the pastor
could fioAt and enjoy the good results
of the visiting minister's work. But
folks, this is an unmitigated falsehood
for this visiting minister is not at all
interested in building up a church fol
the benefit of the present pastor. but
is only interested in trying to save the
souls of people like this arch hypocrite
and many others who are going to hell
in streamline time The person max
ing this statement has never won any
prizes for telling the truth, but would
make very fine candidate for mem
bership in the LIARS CLUB" OF
Chelsea. He is well aware of the fact
that the pastor of Peoples Church has
never taken a cent of salary for his
services at Peoples Church and never
intends to; so this person is far of
in both his reasoning and his words as
he always is and probably always will
be.
Tuesday evening the subject of the
Adult Education Glass was Manners
al Home and Abroad" Frank Wash,
ington took an active part in this dis.
cussion, and promises to attend our
classes at least twice a week The
fact was brought out that some people
have no manners either at home or in
public. On that very day an example
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