Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1894-12-27
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iteCltalloh, nat beeenpeT SuNs,
Grace Bantum
Recitation, "Christmas Bells
Dellah Colburn
Recitation, christmas Snow"
samuel Anderson
Singing, "Chrlstmas Song. n....,, school
Recitation, AT the Christmas Tree
Archie Runner
Reading, Eighteen Ninety-tivc,"
Singing, Il Love Our Pleasant school"
School
Mouth organ trio,
Martin Brown, Alfred Saunders, Alexander
Saunders.
AT NEW CASTLE.
Special lCorrespondenceo OF Gazette and journal
New CASTLE, Dec. 22.-The entertain
ment given by the scholars of the public
schools here yesterday was well rendered
Members of the Board Of Education were
present, Messrs. Eliason, Deakyne and
McIyor. Many friends and relatives of
the scholars attended and were highly
pleased with the entertainment. MIR.
Mclvur delivered q brief address, in the
course of which he dwelt ON the great
necessity Of education; that scholars
should study diligently, learn to love their
teachers, parents and slperiors; their
country, and the interests of the same.
They should learn to love and obey God,
and when Christmas comes they will be
sure to have a happy Christmas. They
should try to bring the rays of happy sun
shine into the homes of the poor. In con-
clusion, he hoped that each would have
health, wealth and happiness on Christ
mas DAY, 1884.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school Christ
mas service was held in the school room
last night. The room was crowded. A
very pleasing programme was rendered in
creditable style as follows.
Opening, scripture quotations.
Singing, "Regent Square"
Prayer. The Rev. S. 3. Wylie
Scripture lesson, responses by school.
Singing, duet,
Mrs. II, sudell, Mrs. G. Rcnnie
scripture reading. superintendent
Singing, "Bethlehem."
Address. .............Th The Rev. S. B. Wylie
Carol, Peace on Earth"
Exercises by primary class.
Scripture recitation in concert.
Singing, "rhe Child Jesus, Primary school
Scripture reading
Recitation, "A Christmas Legend"
Hettie McCaughan and Laura Wilhelm
Recitation, "a Little Story" Miss Calhoun
The benediction was then pronounced
and oranges and candy were distributed.
MIR. Rothwell received as u Christmas
token from the scholars of his class, 'Self
Helps and SMILES ami ''Half Hours with
the Best Authors" The election of officers
was held, with the following result :
Superintendent. w. Il. Rothwell; Assist
ant Superintendent, c. G. Whitnack;
Librarians, John t. Stoopes and James
DUNCAN; 0rganist, Mrs. George Rennie;
Assistant urganist. Miss Virginia Cooper;
Ghorister, g, 9. Whitnack; Treasurer,
William ]. Ferris.
The Christmas morning service at the
NJ. y; Church will lie held at 5 o'clock,
which is something entirely new. A line
programme has been made for the occa-
sion, the form Of which is as follows
Voluntary, Praise the Lord Who Reigns,"
Porter
Hymn, "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
Mendessohn
PRAYER
Solo and duet, "Sweet Memories" .Towner
Miss Davidson, Mrs. Nallette and chorus.
Scripture lesson.
Quintet, "'rhe Magnficat' ........ Tours
Mrs. Manloye, Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Vallette,
MIR. Manlove, Mr.. Eckles.
Solo, Fear Not. t".............M Mr.. Manlove
Double chorus, Song of the Angels"
|. Froelich
Male quartet, "Where is He?"
Mr.. Manlove, Mr.. Davidson, Mr.. Eckles,
Mr.. Stewart
nNihn' Inc 1tar Oh bethlehem .Aeuner
Sermon.
Solo and duet, peace. Porter
Misses Saunders and chorus.
Prayer.
Hymn, Joy to the World" ....... Handel
Benediciion.
Choir-Mrs. ]. l.. Fisher, Mrs. J. b.
Manlove, Miss Jennie Saunders, Miss NJ.
). Davidson, Miss Sallie Wise, Miss Maggie
Gordon, sopranos; Mrs. II. A. Vallette,
Miss lteba saunders, contraitos; j. b. Man
love, j. NJ. Davidson, tenors; $. A. Stewart,
u. w, llcllles, J. II. Matthews, bassos.
Orchestra : II. w. Hushebeck, j. L.
Challenger. violins; f. w. Hoffman, pic
colo; W. L. Myers, flute; T. &. Conroy,
clarinet.
Quartet of horns-W. II. EberIe: w. ].
Holman, cornets; Francis l.. Deritis,
trombone; Il. Ii. Naylor, bass.
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