The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1896-11-21

TX cred1tably carried out be-
v fore an audience that filed
the house:-Chorus; prayer,
j. p. Alexander; chorus; rectations, "Your
Mission, Henry Lewis; "What a Tract
Did, Mary Lodge; "Little Drops of
Water'-Eddie Lewis; dialogue, five little
girls; chorus; recitation, -''Jesus Shall be
Universal King g,"-Agnes McDaniel; "Our
Mission School, Bertha Harris; Don't
Forget, bessie Lodge; Solo,-Mss Clara
Simmons; recitation, ''The Master Calletb
for Thee, e,"-Grover Lodge; dialogue,-Five
Ladies; reading P. Alexander; Address,
w. II. Sprinkle; collection; chorus; recita--
tions,-"The Redeemer Triumphs,' y - Lily
Davis; "Our Mission School, Sadie Lewis;
''The Open Door, Miss Emma Lodge: Sec
retary's report; chorus; prayer,J. P. Mahoney.
The Loyal Legion will hold an entertain
ment and festival on Thanksgiving night,
November 26, in Andersons Hall, Cecilton.
Admission 10 cents. Door open at o'clock.
series OF prayer meetings are being held
at the residences Of various members of tho
Presbyterian Church, in an endeavor to
owe the church.
Services appropriate to Thanksgiving Day
will be held in Trinity Church on Thursday
next, at 1870 a. m. Sermon by the Rector.
Service also in st. Andrews Memorial church
Andora, in the afternoon at O'Clock.
The Rector will administer the HOLY Com
munion in St. Andrews (Goldsborough Mem
oriaD church Andora, tomorrow Sunday
at $50 a. m. Service in the afternoon, and
on all Sunday afternoons, at o'clock.
The W. c. T. u, of North East will give
an entertainment on the evening of Thanks
giving day Thursday November 26th, in the
Stevenson Wrench Factory. An interesting
program is being prepared, consisting of
necktie selections, music and readings. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit OF the poor. Refresh
ments will be for sale. Admission ten cents.
Mrs. E. Damn Moore, of New York CITY. a
lady who has made reputation as success
iul teacher of Elocution, has been visiting
friends in this County for two weeks past.
1t has been suggested that while in the county,
class in Elocution be organized in Elkton,
For further information inquire of Rev. VIM.
Schouer. at Trinity Rectory Elkton.
Thanksgiving Day will be observed by
religious services in the NJ. E. Church of
Elkton at 1870 a. m. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. John McElmoyle pastor of
OF the Presbyterian Church. Music will be
furnished by the members of the two choirs.
1t is hoped by the attractive service. and the
Importance of the duty for which the day is
set apart, that many people will in join this
service of worship and thanksgiving.
An entertainment will be given by the
Epworth League at Mt. Pleasant NJ. E
Church on Thanksgiving evening. "Giye me
my Wife, a dialogue Of six characters, last
ing about 10 minutes. under the able direction
of Mrs. Capt. Shippers; recitations. Miss
Eames, Mr.. L. Gillespie and others; do
mestic Felicity a dialogue of two characters.
tableaux, recitations ETC., by Junior League.
promising good evenings entertainment,
Admission, Is cents.
Elkton Chapter of the Epworth Ieopue
held their regular literary meeting on We'd
hcsuiiy evening last. Ihe subject was The
Life of Whittier After devotional services
the following program was rendered: Read
ing. "Lifc Work of Whittier:" Mr.. John
Sparklin; solo, Mrs Thos. Lort; recitation,
"School Days" Lydia Terrell; chorus, "The
Old, Old Story is True Choral Club reci-
taton, barbara Frietchie," Mary Smith;
singing by League No. 1877: reading, Whittier
the man. Miss Mary Budd reading, selec-
ton from "Snowbound." Miss Grace Wells:
singing, No. II.