The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1889-06-14
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CEILDREN'S DAY.

VII IN AAA4AN - - -
"a, Sunday, June 9th, was known as Child
reu's Day In the Methodist Episcopal aud other
churches, which were decorated win h"WcrH,
the children takeng part in the exercise
NE CHURCH SOUTH, ABERDEES.
Tn. church was Handsomely decorated with
flowers ferns and eVergTeensr ana was hilen ~
myr-rawing with parents and friends of the
raIIaren The programme, which consisted of
dialoyues recitaliUu=, music and Jddtesscs, was
rror jurced by many as the beat ever rendered
iy their school. RES. Geo. u. Neck, OF pain
more wa. present and delivered an excellent
address Mr. Mock has 9 warm plaC" IN the
geg of the school Other addresses were de-
.iyertt oy Rev. q. /. Damaron, pastor oi the
cbufgh, and Nj George Harris, Both were
interesting, appropriate and enjoyed by all,
Miss Annie siee recited "a Psalm of Lie -
Better Things" BY Miss Bessie Trsyers Fish.
ers Of Men" by Miss Lizzie NeaIe "a Child's
spcpch,H by Miss Ella Martin "a Disastrous
ride. BY Misc Rosa Harkins: "Flowcrs,"
Bertha WINS "Old Times and New" Johnny
Livezey dialogues The Mighty Cable ,c by
lection" by eight girls. Miss Irene Hopkins
read "Ths Hearts Charity - Miss Bessie
Jgavers sang two solos very swtety entitled
Thanks aud Praise" and THE Beautiful
streams" Miss Hilda Thompson sang as solo,
"Chi'iren OF the Kipgdom :" Nertic iiinhson,
Pilgrim Others in the school taking part were
NIsss, Carrie Cord, Lucy McCommons, Priscilla
Liyrz Y, Edna Hopkins, Ida Damaron, Susie
slice, Katie Knoble, Pearl Arthur, Florence
ninkson, Elsie Currens, Hilda Twins
Mis- Emma Crouin presided ut the organ.
The church choir assisting with the music was
composed OF Miss Carrie v Hays, Miss Estella
Michael Miss Susie b. Hays, Miss Gussle Mel
son, Mrs. Fannie Herring, Messrs, W. b. Her
ring, D. b. Arthur, W b. Richardson aud W.
II. ClOnin, under the leadership ot Mr. y. I.
Michael.
GARRETTsoS CHAPEL
GaIrettsou Chapel Bush River Neck, vas
beautifully decorated with cYergiGens, Terms
and flowers. An arch extended over the pulpit,
above which the word "welcome' was inscTlb-
I'd IN red and white letters Beneath the arch
vas suspended 8 white dove which held in It's
beak scroll upon which the words "Children's
Day we're written. Arches, wreaths and
aowers adorned various partF OF the building,
and number OF white doves pefched ABOUT
among the flowers. The floral display was the
hands omest ever seen in Hartford county. AT
half past ten o'clock the children marched into
the ch lrch, single file, Malcolm Holloway car.
Gying t. banner. Each little girl held sh'tf
Of wheat IN her hand. Al the altar the young
people formed in semi-circle and all joined IN
singing hymn. The Rev. Mr.. Smith then Of
fersd a prayer. The programme consisted OF
recitaiions and dialogues, interpreted with
music splendidiy rendered. Miss Clara Mount
presided at the organ. Mics Nelly Michael read
The Last Hymn" with tine effect. Miss Dorsey
stanza Of every humn in the hymn book also
There will he no Sorrow There" An mpres.
ove addresss by Rev. Mr., Smith followed the
singing. JIM sAHH' (
MOUNTAIN CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
A crowded house greeted the children OF The I
Mountain Christian Sunday School, on last sun /
day morning, as they presented the interesting !
programme prepared tor the exercises VI enid !
Ten's Day, The church was tasteiully decurat- ,
cd with the flowers Of the season, giving eTl. !
az a., taef IN IF IN " npT hiE
part of the work had been committed After |
a song by the school the lOIih Psaim was read /
and prayer was offered by J X. Ors0n'n.
The exercises consisted of recltelion- snd .
songs by the children
Those taking part IN the rccitatiDns we're
Maud Lewis, Chsodic steel, Bessie aud Fannie .
Saith, Maggie Nog,s. Clara Orsturn, bora ,
Whistler, Grace ReCkOrd, Lizzie Brown, MOiite .
sommer, Ethel Archer, Woodlcy Pyle, Harry I
Gross, Ollie hQel!ingery Chaney Archer Letter
smith, Dale Smith, Lille Middendori ond
Thom8s 4Seu Besides tav songs ~ lie school,
cong by quarulle, committing OF AHCe .
CiesStU Naru Nust- Nni Py.a AID viii
smith, Nnd solos Jv Hluulh Ar,hcr, arnlc .
Detz aud Chsr!e. D,rH were given Win good
effect. Mis- Carrie ht"a"s PRESIDED r. ".ti''y .
at the urgpr
The cHtlra p;1gr&mme vas vel! executed and .
proved 10 be very interesting entertainment
" those who w3rr present.
ToMr : NJ. Smith, The Superintendent, and .
his CilC .cnt stan " OIc:fS ard teachers, Cftgit
ia due for the success Of the occasion. After a
Drief address by the pastor collection fol !
foreign missions WAS taken, which melted |
k2S y.
DARLINGTON 81 +. CHURCH.
Thor was large turnout AZ the NJ. +, Church !
ut Darlington, on Sunday the 9th, 1t being .
Chidrcr's Day The PSerciyes cOBsi8tGt Of ie- ,
spousiyg reading, music by the choi-, led by |
Miss Lizzie Cook forwnOd, who presided a. lie |
orgau. Short addresses We're delivered by |
Revs, y 3. Fitzgerald, Of Harmony PTesby. |
terrain Church, Geo l., Scott, al the or'hodUx |
riends and Geo. z. Sumner, pastor Of the ,
Darlington NJ 2. Church
JARRsT1evuLE.
The celebration took place Sunday afternoon.
six ,teps led to o large easy chair which sur. |
mounted this work OF floral art These steps
bore the words "Christ," Heart" Con |
science" "Will," Body" "Mnd," in white |
flowers with the words Service" and "Culture" |
on either side A handsome cross was 10 the !
centre Of the chair There were numerous |
other beautiful floral designs The exercises |
consisted Of responsive readings, music and al. !
dresses. DINE |
RBESE2ER.
The services were conducted by Rev r. T.. |
Peter AMI the exercises showed that no little /
trouble on the part OF Superintendent j. Z. |
beatty aud others had taken. Among those |
who took part in the exercises were Willie |
Garrison, Ssunie Garrison, Mamie Carman, John /,
Waffle Singing by Mrs. A. Garrison, Misses
Saddle Curry, Emma Hess, May and Nellie Ball, /
Address by the pastor, responsive readings and !
music b. the choir PLEXUs