The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-06-17
CHILDREN's DAY.
How It was observed at the seyeral
Churches,


Churches.
Children's day was very prettily
celebrated Sunday in the Congrega-
tional church. The singing was very
good throughout; especially Smust we
mention the primary class chorus of
seventy voices which deserves much
praise The address of welcome by
Master Dwight Smythe was very we'll
delivered. The March Romance
by the orchestra was also very good.
Little Master Leland Roblee, who is
the youngest in the Sunday school, also
spoke his little piece During the
service baptism was administered to
six children. Program follows:
PARTI
l. Organ Professional. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
q Anthem by Choir. ................
8. Song-Ha1l the Merry Spring Time
A. Address of Welcome 80. Dwight Smythe
s. Scripture Reading ............. ............
g. Prayer by Mr.. Roblee.
l. Recitation-The Children's Sunday .....-..
Mast ter Sam Anderson
g. Song-The Time When Earth Rejoices
g. Song-The Sunshine Band. Primary Glass
TO- Recitation by three little girls. ............
FLOR Rainy Day
IL Baptism of Children. ......... .............
~ Collection. March Romano by Orchestra
PART II.
10. Song-Up the Mountains, Down ..........
..... the Valleys
a. Hymn by Congregation. Observation-Disclosures.
Is Reading .................. Miss Sl0ssOn
It, Recitation-W What DO the Lilies Say.
Miss Miller's Glass
H. Scripture Reading ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
49, Song-The Song of June. ..s............
10. Song-Jesus is our Light.
90 Recitation by Belle Anderson. In Church
81 Recitation by Leland r Oblee. Everything
% Song-Clad in Gospel Armor. ....,.........
%. Song-God Speed You on Your Way.
School BenedtctiOn.
At the Park avenue NJ. E. church
there was one of the finest programs
rendered ever used in that church.
The exercises were under the direction
Of Mrs. Sarah O. Brewer. The chill
dren who took part in the exercises
were all of the primary department of
the Sunday school, all being under IL
years Of age. The church was beauti-
fully decorated with plants, flowers,
birds, white bunting with red lettering,
etc. One side of the alter stood out in
bold letters Buds of Promise, one Of
the most appropriate of mottos for the
day. The following program was OBJ
served:
Organ Voluntary ............... MISS SHERWOOD
Song ''.'.' 9cnoo-
Responsive Scripture Reading ..................
Song ......... ...,............. School
T0oy,tir,,o
Song--Jesus Loves Me......... primary Dep
Introduction. ........... ...... Florence Onstatt
Little Things. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS azel BFdAIe
What Like OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Leila Hail
Our Little One................Ra Raymond CheSley
Song Blooming for Jesus. Primary Dep
First Appearance. AVIS El0ll
I Wish | Was a Man.. ...... Harry Hun
dead Doll ......... ........ Pearl burlington
Song Beautiful Hands. ....... Primary Dep
Temperance Speech. ...... Arthur Cappelen
Heavenly Vav Glass Recitation
The Day That Never Comes ...-. Ralph cooper
Anthem Observation-Disclosures. = CluACh Ono1l
God Wants the Boys ......... Fred Bowman
God Wants the Girls............ Lizzie Nelson
Boys Rights ................'' Ira L@AlH9
Hush Little Christian. ........ Maggie Nelson
SOng-Clap Your Hands,. -, Primary Dept
Twenty Miles Away. 80. George burlington
Six Years Old........... .Ethelyn VanGasOeck
First Speech. ........ clarion grover
Song--ohine for Jesus. ..... Primary Dep
The Eagle and the Penny. ....... Ida Martlnson
Our Angels .......... Glass Recitation and song
The Telephone .-.. bIanche Z LdAAllo
Child Query .......I. Cora and Ruby Tlllotson
Closing Gamma Ddle
Remarks DR.. Plantz
Song and Collection. .........'..... School
Benediction. ........-'.'
At the Baptist church there was
very appropriate little program carried
out, consisting OF recitations and songs
by the Sunday school children and re-
marks by Rev. I. W. Corey. The pro-
gram was not obtainable, hence a more