The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1895-09-25
"BIBLE DAY.
As Observed by the Baptist Church
o1-e1-,l1a

at Packsville.
Eai:o. Manning Iimes-Sunday night
S.spte Der Is. WAS d red-letter day at the
racksv,lle Baptist Church.
I ae occasion was Bible Day. Mr.. 5. Z.
Broadway, superintendent of the Sunday
scheo., hat. arranged the programme with
nre..t care and punctill!o.
TIE children of the Sunday school,
numbering I5i. Ead been carefully drilled
hr the interchangeable superintendent and
teachers.
TIE chn.ch ediSce WAS beautifully AN"
sr.i,.icaily decorated With lovely flowers
a,.; scstocrs of evergreens. Several pots
os flowers sraced the front of the RESTRAIN,
otd on tie wall were the words, bible
DAY." Lever dcwn snd just above Word
,f God" were Our Guide"
III. programme was lengthy, soDe sky
osia scholars participating.
The Sunday school was formed IL two
lines and they entered the church :" a
,;vel7 THE ,xce.:eltly rendered by Miss
svi, CARTS.
fbe first recitation, Tile Bible, Was BY
Jimmie Cutt;uo; t!,en followed Read to
Ne tie Bible" by Annie Bradhann; The
Appointed Way" Isere Touc"bery;."Chii>t
and the Little Ones" Toby Kolb; "How He
= B,css tie Little Oues," Portia 1dchnieht;
THY Precious Word" Lee Hill; Thy
Wna Is Mus:c," Perry Mcleod; Thy
Word Is a Garden" Della Thames; "fhe
B;b,e.n EsSie Mcknight; "Thy Word i
Iihe y Starry Beat" George Mcleod; The
W., Minnie Mcleod; Two Little
Ewes" Ils Ccrbe,t; - Tiny Cricket. Ora
STc.dwav. 4 song by the organist and
Snndar school, Let the Children Sing"
1Tby Wcrd Is Like an Armory," Hattie
Eeatson: "Homage Of Princess" Reynolds
Davis: Our Fofetath.,s Bible, f.;ick
Hodge: IS, read the Gospel" Ccrnclia
Brown: "His Loving Arms Frank Nc
Ieod: "Evep l." Wanne.a Taylor; "ionuc
Tyn,othy." Hattie BrowI.; ''lesus' Love"
lin, Beat>oa: .'Go.i's Etori.al Love, Es-
telle Mcleod. -,
Then followed missionary Dialogue by
BESSIE and Lottie Hill: salvation" Jack
Hodce; Holy Book" r. Thames; STERN
at Sea" Knapp kolb: My Mothers Bible, ,
Elma Geadincs; song by orgauist #ad
Sunday school, II Have a Father in the
Promised Land IAN Old Song" Mary
Tonehberry; "t Guide" Anderson Bos-
we'll: "a Little Flower" Gee Thames; a
Faithful Friend" Grover Bealson; II Love
THY Word" Lucius Hill; Daniel Bond
r. Bealson; "a Light from Heaven" {.
Mcleod; The Shepherd and His Lamb" :"
Almeta Bateman: "a Small Sermon" ".
Broadway: II Am Little Soldier" Willie
Weeks; "CEildrcn's Plea Annie Ta! !lor;
nHesther World Is Dying" Willie Pack;
a song s.He Loves Ne, Too"
The Bible characters were: Elisha, DR..
Broadway; Noah Dick Brown; Joseph,
Hattie thames; Abraham, Lee Davis; Ha-
cab, Viola Mcleod; "Bnrial of Moses"
Alma Broadway; Cain, Carrie Mcleod;
Belshalza, Lafayette Eroadway; Children's
Offering, Bessie Corhett; q mite song, L.
Hill; "Cur Home Beyond" Eunice Broad
vay: s'The Precious Story" Naomi Broad
way: "In Sight of the Capital Sea, Mag
pie Corbe,t; .The Clock" Ella Boswell;
y song, "Wont You B.. u Christian While
Young" "a Silver Lining to Every Cloa.i," !"
Bertha Broadway; "Our Lives Are Books. :"
Augusta Hill; ''Jesns Bids Us Come" VI.
CoFbett; ''The Door OF the House" Annie
May Broadway; "A Lily" Ella Perry; .Ho-
sanna," Henry Broadway; ''The Land Of
Glory" ':asL Broadway. Temperance
lecture by Preston Bradham and Howard
Broadway; ''The New Organ" by Daisy
Weeks; "There is au eye that never sleeps,
Lizzie Broadway: No Sects in Heaven, y
Louise Mcknight.
a dialogue by seven young ladies,
Faith, Hope and Charity" Alma Bread
way rs Faith, Elma Geddings as Hope and
Almele Batem;;i as Charity.
Laura Hill presented Elma Broadway
with a crown on which was inscribed
"Faith.' Elma GeddinSs received from
Louise Mcknight a crown with Hope in
scribed on il, and Mary Touchbeuy pre-
sented one 10 Alm.ta Batenlan with the
inscription Charity" appropriate
speeches were made by the presentees and
recipients. After the prsentations Maggie
Corbett addressed the drau!aiis personr;c.
Il was among the best addresses and ex-
cellently delivered.
On the suggestion OF johnny Mcknight
a COLLECTION was taken up to aid N building
n chiIdren's church, to be Known rs No. l5.
The doxology was then sung, the oene-