The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-12-09
ITS FOURTEENTH BIRTHDAY.
by the Sunday school of
Duffy street Baptist Church.

celebrated by the Sunday school of
Duffy street Baptist Church.
The fourteenth anniversary of the
eundav-school of the Duffy Street Bap-
.ist church was held last night. The
rrogramme was quite an original one,
end was enjoyed by a congregation
that completely filed not only the au-
oitorium of the church, but the gall
1sries and aisles as we'll.
The church was prettily decorated
for the occasion: vines and flowers
wore festooned around the galleries,
r.hle red. white and blue bunting was
draped on the pulpit. A background of
United States flags lent patriotic
ir TO the celebration. The members
~ the school marched into the church
fro,1 the Sunday-school room singing
he professional. Loyal Soldiers" to
which an accompaniment of piano, or
oan and orchestra was played. The
remainder of the programme was as
follows:
Prayer.
song. Forward Co."
Address, Our Watchword," Master
John Wolfe.
Exercise. Loyal Soldiers" by Misses
rdith Frierson, Sadie Demore, Mar
0uerte Mcmillan, Birdie Cooper, Bes-
sia Kersch. and Ethel Heriot, and Mas
ters Charlie Keller, Clinton Abrams,
Angeles Mavromat, Harry King, Pen
dleton Thomas, David Ezell and Philip
Yonge.
Song-"What the Children Can Do"
urinary department.
Recftation-"A Queer Soldier" Cliff
ford McCauley.
Song-"Children's JOY" William
-ooner. Mary Emma Branan, Maude
CroInartie, Rosa opposite, Nella Allen,
Susie Sutton, and intermediate depart
ment.
Rena Keller, Vivette Farris. Carrie
Allen, Mabel Eze4f, Kate H,zeiill = :
song-"Help One Another" Girls
Junior department.
Recitation-"S Stand Up for Your Col
ors" Master Ralph Bailey.
Song-"For God and Native Land"
Boys junior department.
"The Wea pons of Our Waarfare,"
illustrated-Mis Lila Farris, Miss EN-
ME Penton, Miss Eugenia Brunson,
Miss Carrie Keller, Miss Nina Sutton.
Miss Addie Norris, Mr.. A. E. Meyer.
Song, Soldiers of Jesus"
Scripture reading, Our Rewards"
adult department.
Superntendent's report.
Address by pastor.
Offering.
Hymn. stand Up for Jesus"
Benediction, Rev. Van Deventer.
The report of Mr.. B. L. Bugg, super
intendent. showed that the school is in
excellent condition. The following are
the officers of the school: Pastor, Rev.
Robt. Van Deventer; superintendent,
Mr.. B. L. Bugg; assistant superin-
tendent, Mr.. j. A. Moncrief; superin-
tendent primary department. Mr.. N.
Frierson; superintendent intermediate
department. Mrs. B. l.. Bugg; super
intendent Junior department, Mr.. o.
D. Smith; superintendent senior de-
partment Mr.. c.. Fl. Medlock; super
intendent home department. Miss Mary
Mcdonald; secretary, Mr.. E. T. Smith;
assistant secretary, Mr.. r. B. Clark;
treasurer, Mr.. n. V. Clark; librarian,
Mr.. G. c. Dixon; assistant librarian,
Miss Lois Bouchelle; pianist Miss Gus
sic Edwards; organist Miss Lila Kief-
fer; violinist, Master Ralph Yonge.
Teachers-Primary department: Mrs.
c. H. Medlock Mrs. T. B. Thomas,
Miss Idel Stewart. Mr.. Aaron Frier-
sen secretary intermediate Depart
ment: Miss Amelia Shumate, Miss
Nina Smith, Miss Lee Mcdonald, Miss
Annie Norton Mrs. j.. B. Cox, Miss
BERTHE Freeman, secretary. Junior de-
partment: Miss Mary Spier. Miss Clara
Smith. Mrs. C. H. King. Senior de-
partment: Mr.. ]. E. Mcmillan, Miss
Irene Timer, Mr.. A Z. Meyer. Supply:
Miss Laura Cook. Mr. r. ]. Newman
Mr.. c. H. Adams, Mr.. C. H. King,
Mrs.