Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

II, Lily Of the Valley" Mrs M. j. An
derson, teacher; Matt vi, IS, 20; $500.
12, Help" Walter Edwards, teacher;
Psalm xxxii 20; *a'5.
10, "Hitehins," Miss Hannah Knoyer,
teacher: emblem, Il small framed cross
motto, "Clinging to the Cross" $1.10.
ID, Eva Gray" Miss Ida Mason, teacher;
e nblem, large framed cross encircled with
vines and flowers motto
Refuge in my pain and fear,
Blessed boon forever near;
Hope, when earthly hope shall fail;
Balm, when hearts with terror quail
Light upon our stormy way,
Friendly guide from day to day;
Life may joy or sorrow bring,
Saviour, to thy cross We cling $500
Is, "Memingef," Mrs. s. Humberstor,
teacher; emblem, small sheaf of grain !;
motto, Psalm cxxvi., 6; $305.
16, wide Awake" James Jeffries, teach
er; emblem, n chrome entitled wide
Awake" motto, Ecclesiastes tx, 10 IS.
II, Downs" Miss Debbie Mason, teach
er; emblem, picture representing Christ
blessing little children motto, Matt. XIX,
IA; $17l.
1e, Jacob Miller" Miss Minnie Hitchins,
teacher emblem, small basket beautifully
decorated with white flowers, large Gala lily
in :hc &C, tire, in men,oriam motto, MARK
the perfect man, and behold the upright, for
the end of that man is peace" %.
10, "Star OF Bethlehem" Miss Mary
Hooking, teacher; Matt. H., Q, 10; $50:
90, Purity" Miss Jennie Dempstcr,
water and cncircled with wreath of white
flowers; motto, Matt. ", s; $1.4O.
81, Lovers of the Gospel" Miss Lizzie
Hoblitzell, teacher; emblem, a large bible :;
motto, Psalm cxix., SO; $l.70.
%, Holiday" Elijah X. Benson, teacher;
go forward; So.
go, "Flowery Path" Miss NJ ria Hosken,
teacher; I'VE gladly contribute of our little
to send the gospel to those who have it not
May He who blessed the widows mite ac-
cept and bless ours" IS.
"a, Gardner" Mrs. NJ. Wright, teacher
"Ours is spiritual garden, the soil is our
hearts, the seed the Word of God May He
bless it and catisc it to bring forth fruit to
His glory" 1925.
25 "Frostburg," Miss Christina Brown,
teacher; A city that is set on hill cannot
be hid" $50.
60, Little Roses" Miss Emma Humber
ston, teacher; Il am the rose of Sharon and
the lily of the valley" $1.15.
81, Little Pilgrims" Miss Annie Denn-
son, teacher; Numbers x, 80; sol.
%. "LamIs of the Flock Mrs. s Beall,
teacher: "IIe cal rieth the lambs in His bo-
SOM" So.
The Infant Glass, called the "Bt.sy Bees, !"
sent up as their emblem neatly construct
cd bee hive, presented them by Mr. VIM. r.
Oats; their motto was
"How doth the little busy bee
Improve each shining hour,
And gather honey all the day
From every op'ning flower" 1915,
The baskets were then passed around to
gather up the fragments, and $40 realized
in that way, making the amount for the
day, $l09.6s. With previous collections,
the amount for the year for the missionary
cause Is $25275 This is considerably less
than last year, which is due TO various
causes beyond the control of the school.
AT the close Of tie contributions while
the Secretary was making up a report of
ably eltert4incd for about ten minutes by
Mr.. r. Philips of the Keystone works,
Pa. who, In his usual witty and pleasant
manner, said some pretty Sharp jhin2s.
The exercises closed by singing the Lynn
commencing ITO the work. s,,., the bone
diction. OBSERVER.