The Penn's Grove record., 1897-06-18
ART FIRST:

beautiful and attractive appearance.
The program rendered was as follows:
PART FIRST.
Organ Voluntary.
Singing Choir.
Prayer Supt. s. r. Leap.
fntredssctory Address Tommy watson.
Recitation Lillian Smith.
sSlafiiasai Primary s Slai as SSi I.
Duett Jennie shannon and Lulu Tomiin.
Singing Primary Glass NO.2
PART SECOND.
Organ Voluntary.
Introduction Liberty Anna Sailor.
Law Howard Walker.
Singing Choir.
Intelligence Amanda Bowen.
fraternity Sara Torton,
Singing Choir.
Temperance Harold Higgins.
Uprtghtness Edna Barber.
Singing Choir.
Patriotism Howard Borden.
Address Liberty Anna Sailor.
Singing Choir.
DOxOl0gy.
Benedlcti0n Rev. y. X, Hickman.
The children and those who we're old.
er, under the excellent management OF
Mrs. Anna +. Barber. Mrs. James ID.
Toiton, Miss Anna Leap, Messrs. Leap
and Kille, performed their respective
parts OF the program with much ease
and gracefuiness, making the program
a decided success, and in truth, the best
Children's Day program ever given to
the public by st. Paui's M. L. Church.
Part Second Of the program present
ed an educational view Of The Young
Peoples Republic. In the arch.way. on
the pulpit, was a large flag representing
their Republic, with a blue background
and as each d gave his or her address
a star, with their subject inscribed on
1t, was placed upon the flag. When
completed by the fair young orators it
showed q new rising Young Peoples
Republic Of flaw, Intelligence, Fratern-
ity, Temperance, Uprightness and Pat
riotism. Viue Ia Republqae.
AT EMMANUEL
Children's Day was celebrated at
Emmanuel Church with an appropriate
sermon In the morning by the pastor,
Rev.J. E. Wiley, on the "Parental
Obligations to Children" and the hap.
tism Of four children.
In the evening a Children's Day Ser
vice entitled Message of Gladnessn by
the Sunday School, which had been
we'll prepared. Miss Abbie L. Kidd
had well trained the children In their
r~ecitati0ns and exercises and the music
under the guidance of Mrs. G. s. Rog-
ers and Miss Idle Edwards, assisted
by Geo. j. Beyls and Gilbert f. Comp.
ton, was of a Lively and entertaining
strain. The program was as follows;
Anthem Choir.
Prayer. Pastor.
suffer the Children Ella Simpkins.
Exercise Happy Voices Ralph Denny,
Howard D0lbOw, John Black, Geo. Compton.
Motion Song Primary children.
Reading The robins message
Louisa Dolbow.
Singing Sowing the seed Schoo
Recitation III were a sunbeam
Seed Time Rebecea Sparks. /
Singing intermediate Dept. |
Exercise Flowers Lettie Myers. TIL
n ne GIsr it99e1 KePeee9 Sparks, 0rah Black.
singing Brightly the sunlight is CLEAN
Recitation Little Acts Of Kindness.
Emma DOlbow.
Singing Glad Children's Day Choir
responsive scripture reading.
Exercise Voices of Nature Mary Kidd, |
Lon Daibow, Title cnrriden, Anna Comfy,
Sarah Rogers, Ella simpkins, Carrie Law
Singing I love the name of Jesus Choir.
We sing ofthe Saviour Choir. |
hSNltdtAOh LOUISA DOiDOW. L
Remarks Pastor. !
Singing Message OF Gladness Choir. |
The Church wal sttractively decor.
ated with potted flowers, bouquets of
wild and cut bowers and flags. Tie
only thing that marred the services
which we're listened to by a large con- 1
.gregation was a threatened gust which
caused the people TO leave and the ser.
wee come obruptly to a close.
We make the finest crayons, pasteIs
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