Curtis, Henry Stoddard, 1870- · Boston ; New York : Ginn and Company · leaf 238
THE RURAL CHURCH AS A SOCIAL CENTER 219 quartet, several soloists, and a good chorus for the church. After this a gospel chorus was organized that met around at the houses of the members. A considerable part of these evenings were given to sociability and became very popular among the young people.… … A TOMATO-VINE-PRUNING CONTEST charge was made, but light refreshments were served free. These developed a spirit of good-comradeship among the young people. There was a missionary circle for the girls, which was largely social, and an athletic club among the boys. An annual home-coming and picnic…
Play · Amusements · Community centers · Country life
Internet Archive · Cornell University Library · Public domain (published before 1931). Free to use for anything.
