Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-26
SUNDAY SCHOOL DoINGs.
How the Little Ones Entertained ana
Enjoyed Christmas.


Fort Worth is always up with the
times In every line, and her Sunday
schools celebrated the great Christian
holiday in grand style as FAR as mas
been learned.
ST. rAUL'S NJ. 4.
At the -. Paul's NJ. E. church there
WAS grand con teri, which was amoost
enjoyable affair. The programme for
the occasion was SIS follows:
osesins song bringing in the sheayes '
iaiNNoai ion. the Paatof
Scog ~ sehoc .....-.,.......,"Ioy 10 the World.
HESITATION lntrGducuon>~. Roy H9rl liking
sOlo ana chorus, 'rhereIIoy ro-nieht,.., 4,
Recitation. "Mor,ais, Awake" ....,,.,.:..
chorus by school. "Hallclujaii, Haleiulah.'
Nrei, "Ac has Len His lhrone,' .;".;,
Myrtle ouseand Jessie shirley.
Minnie kelle' and Birdie Grant.
a Child's Wish, .........,....,,. Ethel Rouse:
CO Is 10y >chooi........... "Ring Ring OUT
Grace owen. Minn,e Gomowell, Addle Broad
Chorus. "ChatUy crowned Our
SOLO, "Tbere's loy. ................ Ethel Hess.
Chorus, Ring, Kins Gut 80. ....,.,.....'" school
NARY and johnnie Josln.
Recitation, "Thc Boboin's Kun unt, ,,.,
Recitation. Keep Ne white, Louie Doughty.
Music wake the SouEo 90 Jubilee
Recitation, "Uhrist IN the lem
CGrn.; solo .......................,.Cspt DlughS.
Recitation, Last Hymn, I'M nnie koiiey
Qusriette...... ,:;......,...;...." alleinln
Misses Hattie BotEin, Emma Thomas, carrie
BOikin and Mgr le smith.
Miss Abbie Kcasey.
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FOURTH STREET METHODIST.
The Ship OF Zion arrived at the
Fourth street Methodist church
promptly at the hour announced on
Christmas Eve, and it took long
time to unload it of the many Eand-
some presents named in its bill of
lading There was no happier congre.
CATION of children anywhere in the
city than there. Much mirth was pro-
voked by the nature of some
of the presents distributed,
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL,
The Fort Worth Union Sabbath
school is one of the livest in the city.
1t meets at the Boaz building and has
an average attendance of about 40.
In every good work it is foremost i'm
that section. Yesterday it was learned
that woman living in that part of
the city was in destitute circumstances
and u purse was at once made up for
her. Last night this Sunday school
had its annual festival and it was a
splendid thing OF its kind They had II
Santa Claus got up In some
what dude fashion. Mr.. Thos. Davis
this ancient parsonage,
ana did it well. In the distribution
Of the many handsome presents hung
on this beautiful tree for the members
Of the school aud friends, Messrs. NJ.
A. Clark and q. A. Baughman aided
by handing them down, while little
Misses Addie Clark and Etheline
RoaZ and Masters Luther Boaz and
Johnny Bond distributed them.
Everyone was supplied, satisfied and
happy. The programme observed was
Is follows:
Song by choir.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Bishop.
Songs by choir.
Address by superintendent, Mr.. c.
\. \. Ferguson.
Song by school.
Distribution of presents.
The GAZETTE man was taken COM
pleteiy by surprise and overwhelmed
with gratitude for kindly remem-
FRANCE in the shape Of fine box of
;ake and another more lasting present.
He missed car and incapacitated
for further work by attempt
ing TO relieve his arm of the box by
iisposing of its contents. The Union
'chool people certainly know how to
thoroughly do things.