The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1890-06-27
MORE CHILDREN'S DAY SERVICES.
Methodist Protestant Church, Bel Air.

Bright flowers, singing birds and happy children,
sacred songs and stirring addresses, greeted the
large audiences that attended this church last Sum-
day.
In the morning Mt. Ararat Lodge of A. F. and
A. Masons attended the service in body, in
honor OF ST. Johns day. The pastor of the Church,
Rev. S. A. HoblitZell preached an appropriate dis
course from l. Timothy, 4,6.
The choir also, which consisted OF Miss Marion
Chesney, Mrs. Eddie Swartz, Mrs; Buett and
MeSsrS. Frank Keen, Howard Keen. Pearl Wilson,
Louis Finney and Harry Hunter, with Miss Ella
Hoblitzell at the organ. rendered excellent music
room were crowded. The programme a very inter
esting one, was conducted by MIR. John q. Rouse
Superintendent OF the school, and consisted of
addresses. recitatiOnS, responsive readings and
singing by the children all of whom acquitted them
selves very creditably.
service was to see and hear the smaller children
sing and recite, and they did it admirably Little
tots scarcely five years old would get up and re-
posture and gesture, that would really have been
an honor to maturer years; Among the number
we noticed Maud and Chester Melvin, Roland
Swartz, Raymond Hoopman, Fannie Keen Lily
Stanley and Dale Hoblitzell, who brought down
the house with his childish pranks in reciting his
composition. AS the exercises drew to close the
pastor delivered a short address, and followed it
up with an appeal in behalf of Foreign Missions
and the offerings of the school and congregation
amounted to $40. The church was handsomely
trimmed for the occasion. the pulpit, platform,
recess and chaneel being perfect bower of vines
were Gates Ajar,' through which the little folks
made their way to the appointed stand, to recite
their pieces. large floral cross adorned the pull
pit recess, over which was an appropriate motto.
To the right of the pulpit in large red letters were
the words, Christ for all the World" and to the
left in large blue characters "All the World for
Altogether the day was memorable one and will
not soon be forgotten by the people of Bel Air.
Mt. CarmeIM. p. Church.
Chldren's day came off last Sunday at Mt
Carmel NJ. p. Church, Emmorton, in fine style.
large congregation, splendid singing and good
speaking upon the part of the children of the Sab
bath School, made the day very delightful one
The church was neatly decorated with plants and
ferns and wreaths. The exercises were conduct
ent 20 Of the school. The Rotations and addresses
were all delivered very nicely. Some indeed were
delivered witch fine oratorial effect and made quite
an impression upon the audience. Miss Lizzie
Magness presided at the organ, assisted by Miss
BERTHE Pyle, and Messrs. Conner and Lee Magness
were the eornetists MT Harry Pyle led the sing.
itzell, after brief address asked for an offering
tion Of So A recitation by Miss Berthe Lee and
'Over the River" by Miss Lille Grafton were very
pei to Heather, by Miss Emma Moore, and "A
Child's Question" p by Miss Edna Grafton.
The school is in a prosperous condition and has
already increased its copies of Sunday School
literature and it proposes to keek awake all winter.
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