The daily gazette., 1877-11-24
FIRST EDITION!
SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.
Annivefsdy Of the Hanouer Sundav
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The Atnday schools connected, with the
Hanover Presbyterian Church gave their
slxty-third anniversary in the church last
evening. In order to avoid the great rush
that took place at their former one. tick
cts were issued, but notwithstanding this
fact the church wascrowded, and,tbe |
ventilation was poor and tie heat Gn-
bearable. AN impromptu platform had
been erected on the pulpit upon which
was seated the scholars Of the infant
school. In the centre ofthe platform near
the front was erected an arch which was
handsomely decorated,with Ivy and varie
gated Autumn leaves, and also bearing
the words no is rock save our God"
Beneath the arch was cross also trim
med with the same kind Of decorations,
and surmounted by gas jet in the shape
| of an anchor. The gas stands weretrinl-
med With cedars, while around the trout
Of the gallery werc numerous notices.
The music consisted of piano, presided
over by Miss Pickles, and a corne: played
by Prof. Ellinger; Mr., NJ. l.. Ii chlenstein
led the singing. f-l Dali. ~
| . Inc programme was the same as is
usual on such occasions. The exercises
opened with cornet solo save .Veruye"
By Prof Ellinger with piano accompanie-
ment. This was followed with prayer by
the pastor Rev. Lafayette Marks. The
school then sang the 'Battle Song" fol-
lowed by the Lords Prayer. chant
Eleven little girls and six boys Of the in
fAnt class sang song each verse being
interspersed by each of the scholars re-
citing selection. Misses Hirst, Worth
and Black Gang "Forget Him Not" in a
very creditable manner. TOO Latep by
the school was next on the programme.
The infant class sang very pretty piece
entitled '"Olap Your Hands," in which
4 during the chorus they all clapped their
hands, keeping excellent time with the
] music. -y .t,.. sr.r. sr,.-
Il The next exercise were the most in
terresting the whole evening entitled
"Rock Of Ages" A number Of young
ladies gathered in front Ot the platform,
and after singing verse one would step
4 upon the stage and. recite a sranza at
the conclusion of which she presented o
/ letter to young gentleman who stoodby
the. cross, and when finished they formed
the works Crock of Ages. .Y.f.
: At the conclusion of the above exer-
Il CloCS LuIcC WlCotAio WOiO
presented TO the pastor in respect to the
: memory of Albert Jochen, Annie Ten
Weges and Chas. Hickman members OF
, the school who had died during the pas
lyear. The wreaths were presented by
MIR. MARKS to the families oil the deceased
8 scholars. After the presentation 'Swee
Bye and Bye" was played.
, "We shall see Him as He Is" A soil
y by Miss Annie Raudnitzky; song by tn
:, infant school; a Trio "Beautiful Bells
and song by the school followed. Th
'' Superintendent Mr.. d. w. Hanna thei
}, read his report for the past year II
which he stated thatthere were 1886 scho
ars and 80 teachers, with an average at
4 tendance of 210 or 1872 scholars, aud 2
teachers. The school had contribute'
0, 1899. so of which amount $120 had beel
used for missionary purposes. They ha
also received from other sources $41o.67
y One hundred and ninety new books ha
a. been added to the library, new orgal
had been purchased, and the infant elias
room had been refitted and recarpeted
70 The Relief Committee had expende
70 S20.15, and given away aquantlty {
clothing, a fact that he pointed to wit
Ipride, was that during the year, sixtee
members of the school had given them
selves to God. He then read long lis
:. of names of the scholars to whom prze
\ were presented for their faithfulness.
Rev Lafayette Marks, then, on beha
re of the scholars of Mr.. John Il. Frock
y, class presented him with handsom
5, frame containing the photographs OF th
scholars, and in the centre was lara
~ II picture of Mr.. Frock. Bouquets Wer
s, also presented to Mrs. DR.. johnson an
ic Miss Ella Hartman, by their pupils.
y The exercises closed with singing tt
d. Ihymn "Sacred Places Of the Gospel, ian
IS, the benediction by Rev. John Runner
=. st. Georgia.
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