Wiwftam County Observer
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published Wednesday Aftraoon at Pom
fret and Canal Streets
WEDNESDAY ,0CT. 3, 1923
City Church Notes
Baptist
The Ladies Aid will hold a Harvest
dinner Wednesday. Oct. 10 from 11,
*0 a. m. to 1 p. m. in the church as
sembly rooms. The ladies will hold
a sewing bee at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday.
7 p. m., the deacons will meet at the
parsonage for a special conference.
7.30 p. m. the Cabinet will hold a
▼ery special session.
The committee on Centennial Funo
wIU also meet at the parsonage; re
freshments are to be served.
Thursday the prayer meeting will
adjourn to the Danielson Congrega
tional meeting house in conjunction
with the Sunday School conference.
Sunday. 10.30 a. m., subject, "A
Kingdom for You.”
Rally Day In the church school with
the folowlng program:
Orchestra.
March of Sunday School.
Opening Hymn. 180
Prayer Horatio Brown
Welcome Supt. Warren S. Ames
Reports of the Primary Class, illus
■trated lesson.
Junior Department, Mrs. Chas. Rich
ardson.
Bong by the Juniors.
Crusaders Mabel C. Thompson
Plus-Ultra Class Florence- Smith
Blue;Ribbon Class Helen Keech
•"Whatsoever Class”
Mrs. H. A. Thompson
"In-as-much” Mrs. Ida Kennedy
•'Men's Class” Mr. Stoddard
Bong by Men’s Class.
Promotions
Benediction
B. Y. P. U. of C. E. Is to ask Its
members to consider a most remark
able schedule for the year’s work.
The men of the church met last
Monday whereby they committed
themselves to varying activities of
social importance with spiritual flav
or.
