The Making of a Country Parish
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Occasionally the various neighborhood clubs get together for a day of sports and recreation. They have in the forenoon games and contests, then a picnic dinner, followed by a program of music and addresses. These gatherings promote neighborliness and afford the farmers and their wives and children a little break in the monotony of their toil- some lives.
The first winter a lecture course was or- ganized, consisting of five or six numbers, mostly by home talent. All these lectures were given bef...ore the various clubs. The pastor gave an account of his travels in the [84] METHODS OF LARGER PARISH Holy Land. The principal of the Acad- emy talked about 'The Farm and the School. " A doctor from a neighboring town spoke about 'Tarm Sanitation, " and an expert horticulturist about '^Better Or- chards. " A layman spoke about ''Some Legal Principles That Should be Generally Known. " Much interest was taken in these lectures, and the people turned out well to hear them. The next winter the clubs ar- ranged their own programs and carried on a lively and interesting campaign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Occasionally the various neighborhood clubs get together for a day of sports and recreation. They have in the forenoon games and contests, then a picnic dinner, followed by a program of music and addresses. These gatherings promote neighborliness and afford the farmers and their wives and children a little break in the monotony of their toil- some lives.
The first winter a lecture course was or- ganized, consisting of five or six numbers, mostly by home talent. All these lectures were given bef...ore the various clubs. The pastor gave an account of his travels in the [84] METHODS OF LARGER PARISH Holy Land. The principal of the Acad- emy talked about 'The Farm and the School. " A doctor from a neighboring town spoke about 'Tarm Sanitation, " and an expert horticulturist about '^Better Or- chards. " A layman spoke about ''Some Legal Principles That Should be Generally Known. " Much interest was taken in these lectures, and the people turned out well to hear them. The next winter the clubs ar- ranged their own programs and carried on a lively and interesting campaign.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harlow Spencer Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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