The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-18

saders"
Motto-watch ye, stand fast in the faith, quit
You like men, be strong
Emblen-A cross.
Miss Carrie Colding, "Followers of
Christi
Motto Blessed are the pure in heart; for
they shallsee God.
Emblem-A Lily.
Miss Bessie johnson, THE Kings Daugh-
ters"
Motto-The kings daughter is all glorious
within; her clothing is Of wrought god,
Emblem-A cross.
Miss Viola Kennedy. "Children of the
Heavenly King
Motto-Then shall the righteous shine forth
as the sun in the kingdom Of the Father.
Emblem-A crown.
Mrs. Waring, "Heralds of Peace"
Motto-Study to show thyself approved unto
God a workman that needeth not to be
ashamed,
Emblem-A st. Andrews cross.
Miss Whitehead, THE Bishop Beckwith
Glass"
Motto-I have fought a good fight, have
finished my course; have kept the faith.
Emble ma crown.
Miss Annie Willink, THE Aspirants."
Motto-So run that you may obtain.
Emblem-A shield.
Miss Meg Cosens, "Children Of Zion.n
Motto-Let the children of Zion be Joyful in
their King
Emblem-A wreath
Miss Meta Thomas Children Of Faith"
Motto-If any man will follow after me, let
him deny himself, and take up his cross and fol-
low me.
Emblem-A cross.
Miss Phoebe Elliott, THE Little Disciples"
Motto-Go We into all the world and preach
the gospel TO every creature.
Emblem-An open Bible.
Miss Gertrude Weed, Little Branches
Motto--I am the vine, ye are the branches,
Emblem-A branch.
Miss Louise Arnold, "Soldiers of the
Cross.
Motto-God forbid that I should glory save in
the cross OF our Lord Jesus Christ.
Embem-A shield,
Miss Bee. Lilies of the Field"
Motto-Consider the lilies how they grow
Emblem-A lily.
Infant Glass, Miss May Ellis, teacher;
Mrs. Fleetwood, Mrs. DR.. Brandts. Miss
Hill, assistants.
amp forbid them not, for Of such is the kingdom
of heaven.
Emblem-A lamb
The ST. Michael's chapel classes were as
follows
Miss Mary Jones, "Little Workers"
Motto-By works was faith made perfect.
Miss Georgia Henderson.
Motto-Be ye faithful unto death, and 1 will
give thee crown of life.
Emblem-A crown.
Miss Josephine Jones, "Children of
Prayer"
Motto-Al thy works shall praise thee.
Irs,h a
Miss Marie Habersham, children of
Faith"
Motto-Shew me thy faith without thy works,
and will shew thee my faith by my works.
st. Pauls Sunday School.
The Easter service of the Sunday school
OF st. Pauls church, at Barnard and Duffy
str sets, took place at o'clock. The church
was pretty scene with the children in
their Easter costumes and carrying beauti-
full silken banners The three aisles about
half way were occupied by the scholars, and
the balance Of the church was packed to its
fullest capacity by an interested congrega-
ton.
The altar and chancel vera handsomely
decorated with flowers, ferns and smilax,
and brilliantly illuminated with lighted wax
candles and gas Jets. Rav. Stuart Martin
conducted the exercises and Miss Garden
presided at the organ.
The services began with the singing of
the professional Forth to the Fight Ye
kansomed.n The Lords prayer and the
collects were then recited, after which the
carol Christ Is Risen" was sung. The en-
tire congregation joined in reclting the
Apostles creed Jesus Reigns" was rem
dered by all the scholars, and 1t was fol-
lowed in attractive style by the infant class
carol HE is Risen.n
law Mr. haI kr;~
but touchingly beautiful sermon on the
child-llfe of Christ. the work he performed
as a man, the sadness of his death and the
glories of his resurrection.
The carol "Our Lord Arose" was sung
aud the presentation Of banners and offer
i gs followed. 1.-The Golden Gates Are
Lifted, y aud Now, Thy Throne Address
ing" preceded the benediction, and the serv-
ices concluded with the occasional Christ
Hath Risen"
Supt. c. w. Howard's report showed the
Sunday school to be in tlattering condi-
tion, both as to membership aud finances.
The Lutheran sunday school.
The Sunday school OF the Evangelical
Lutheran church celebrated its Easter
festival and 9th anniversary at the church
last night Several hundred scholars with
the silken banners of their classes occupied
the front pews, and the church was packed
wherever an available foot Of standing
room could be secured. Even the choir
gallery was besieged by people anxious to
witness the interesting cerem 1nies.
Added to the deco stions of the morning,
inside the chRncel rail was rock domed
tomb representing the sepulcher in which
Christ was laid Within it was figure of
the Savior, and at the proper time, when
10 was to be used as an object lesson, the
tomb was worked automatically, the rocks
moved away and the figure of Christ slowly
came forth. The effect was wonderfully
realistic and made a marked impression on
the vast audience.
During the resurrection scene the scholars
sang, THE Loving Women OF Galilse,"
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