Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-16
st. Peters Sunday school.

| Sunday evening", and were generally III
teresting to the large congregation as.
| semb!ed to witness them. The church
was prettily dressed with flowers and
| pleasantly lighted.
The opening song by the school.
"Christiau Soldiers" was sung with
spirit. Then followed the Rehearsal OF
belief, Lords prayer, aud General
thanksgiving by the school after which
the Anniversary Hymn"
The infant class were TIE first to pre-
sent their Offering of boluets which
were arranged Ill the chaucei window in
the form of a cross. while the school
sang "Jesus dear. l come to Thee.
The large class of little ones repeated
their small verse and retired amidst
friendly smiles.
Mrs. Rce's class called 1.-THE Holy
Trinity" presented an emblem of three
wreaths united.
The young mems Bible class, taught
by Mr.. Sessions, presented an Offering
of S25.
Miss Mary Hodgkinson's class, en-
blem. banner with the words The
Golden Rule"
Miss Ada Pixley's class, white banner
with stars.
Miss Naynard's class. red banner with
'Charity'' in gold letters; song by class.
Mrs. Talcotts class, white banner
with Peace in evergreen letters.
Mrs. Robinson $ class, emblem, minia-
ture church lighted: song by class.
Miss Stella Gates class, blue banner
with an anchor and the word Hope. }"
Miss Mary Noteware's class, emblem.
cross Of flowers surrounding the letters
81 H. s.
Mrs. Greenlaw's class. white banner
with fruit wreath. and basket OF ripened
fruit. Song by class.
Mrs. Whitman's class. white banner
with red cross, surmounted by a crown.
Mrs. Slingerland's class, 1.-The Young
Watchers" emblem small clock wreathed
with flowers.
Mr.. Allen presented to the Church a
large Bible given 10y the g Infant class y
in memory OF their loved teacher Mrs.
Ierinetoa who taught these wee ones to
sing Jesus loves me this I know. for
tho Ri Die tells me So" Little Emma
Z rkiason sang the song very sweetly,
med in tae chorus by the rest Of the
class.
Miss Gardeners class. "Diligent
Workers" presented a bee hive for their
emblem.
Mrs. Webb's class. white banner
dressed with flowers and motto "ThanEs-
giving and Praise be unto the Lord"
Song by class. The Young Harvesters. -"
Miss Kelly ; Glass, emblem, crown Of
flowers.
Miss Emma Tnyior's class, blue ban
ner with sLe..f Of grain au! wreath Of
flowers.
Miss Hodgkinson class. blue banner
with cross and word Emmanuel
Mrs Noteware' ; class sang "Nictcry
at las" with good effect. helped in tue
chorus by the school. Thor emblem
was a blue banner with victory" in
gold letters.
Mrs. Edwards class presented a large
monogram Il. Il. )" IN flowers sur
mounted by white dove with spread
wings.
We have omitted 10 give the anonnt
of offerings of the classes rs It was not
stated rs they were called SIR, Allen
stated that the moneys given hy the
scholars were expended for the benefit
OF the school alole. Ais, that three
hundred dollars a Year Wa, the least that
" puid support the school; five bundled
wou'd not De too much.
Only one scholar had died during the
year, and one faithful teacher lai beeu
called away,
Anthem by ths school, "CLrist is
risen" Song I'VE shall meet beyond
the river" 10y the school
D,1olo5y by congregation. Bpnoiic-