The daily gazette., 1879-07-07
1IJRTH EDITION !.
sunday schools

..v on HOUSEHOLD OF
sa1Tn BIBLE SCHOOL. :
| aad anniversary Of tho Bible
~ esld a Yesterday aflsrnoUlhh ,o;,h everoreen.
presti,Ss from the ceiling In front
slspe,lu',euu vera two gildsd bird cages,
p sldst RS'1 its beautiful notes N''N '''''
%. i'm. the exercises "Coroo.tien" N,
open,h"s hv ,hs he school, after which FL
Kramer a@ea,s ,'' blessing aud returned
|ed Nv, !,ot the school had advanced SO
pks thas W. 'Is i,s two years exis' ance.
Fhs cS%', n,,is I, lnen sang 'Safely through
Pys h..,1 ...p." aud the p,stor read a part
eher yes' hundred and DineteeLth
ln. p..mer then spoke TO the audi
ldei e'ii.I.oming n,s every one to the ann
welcUi ua said he was glad to see so
y' e,eut, which was an nj ev,us.''s 'nus% snd =,
!,ip,s.t in the Bible school ,e.. WORK, tam. ana
nisls,' u " a. ssy that God was with those
glsu ~s1 some together. The elder
\ - the founding Of the church ana an,
'.hool ~" two years ago, when q faith
81 sI,it In,itched their tent on The lot at
ss ~ p'SI p"S I,o,nbA ard street is and endeav-
" W so ans aud to t, ach what they oeliev-
% o.. W ,hs s' Word Of the living God.
o. o. ~. ,I.re we're evidences Of prosper
nl's ~. ..o o,ory was due TO God, who
li,su su' them faith to believe that
gsen gas Of the The Bibe all is darkness. 1t
J, a' II must study to go Alright, and
!, a. aives light, 1t does so through
ss..,,s,rection =" Of Jesus Christ. |. Is
ls,'af that the bible teaches us that
ve,S, mnsI live again through the r.sur-
~ u,"'' To tbs Savior we must look fer
'"T,llty. % 1t Is the power OF God
\ aiyes Immortality and we ma
nover through the Bible.
o"u .a"olns on the reverend spe iker
-. teachers Of the school ady'ce,
.ns0ur,ped % them to greater efforts
~ " He also welcomed the children
Iovoked Gods blessing on the
d aud its friends. :, s.
s,t read the report tor the year,
\ hs prefaced with the statement
no NJ children had died since the last
vsnary. W this gave him much pleas
he ssld. The money contributed by
lars for the past year amounted TO
90 there we're one hundred and
v.sye scholars enrolled, the average
cd,nce was one hundred and forty,
we're seventeen officers and teach
p the school. :,
ouatette by Miss Ella Carsh and
Kramer and George Davis and
I.rd Pyle followed, and Miss Lilly
I6eld read an address during which
'Doke Of the founding of the Bible
d and described it as a little band
took elder Kramer as their moni-
Jehovah as their guide" "Little
Victory was then recited by Ida
,oomis and after the infant class
lung "Through the Gates" Miss
Elliott read 0Summer Raindrops"
prettily, and was followed by Mrs
Iacg. who sang a solo. A recita-
was next given by Mary Kramereii-
"Light on the Wave" and the
,l having sang SOMETHING to Do"
TAYLOR read "The Last Days"
infant elias, sang "Jesus by the Sea"
Carrie B ,wer read "The Coming
Eekrn after which the choir sang an
BIN and Tillie Bowers gave recita-
The exercises closed with the ben
lion.
e anniversary was a pleasant sue
throughout, and the music was very
Nj. L. A. Bower, the superinten-
conducted the exercises and Miss
Kash presided at the organ.
AADLLLi tlAI Ell NhLEDhh Ao4N'
Psterday afternoon the Sunday
Of Madeley Chapel in South Will
ton, held its usual Fourth of July
ration. These celebrations have
held by Madeley Chapel Sunday
for several years past and have
he quite popular.
exercises were conducted by the
rinlendent, Austin Harrington,
and were Of very interesting ma
A number of national hymns were
BY the school, under the leadership
of. John W. Todd, the choirester,
much beauty and effect.
T. Conrad, ESQ.,, read the "Man
pui a Country" and Charles Rey-
Jr., recited patriotic Grafton In
ed style.
ofthe pleasantest features of the
was the singing of the "Star
gled Banner" by Mr.. IL. +. Pickels.
lorls being joined in by the school
hundred and iitty scholars.