The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1903-06-18
THE CHILDREN'S DAY.
Young People Hold Sway in Sever
al City Churches.


ing and the Cental M. e. Sunday
school and that of he First Baptist
church held their services in the even
ing. Large and delighted au licences
wee present in all cases end the
bright faces and pleasing costumes of
the children were everywhere. It was
prominently their day. The decora-
tions were l.retty and tasty, not elab-
crate, but very effective and pleasing
Flowers, rains, ferns, smilaX, flags
and bunting were intertwined and ar
ranged in most pleasing picture
The children all did we'll in their parts
and are deserving Of great credit. The
program follows:
First Presbyterian Church.
/. Organ Voluntary, March," DAY.
is.
2. Song, Let in the Sunshine, "
Congregation.
8. Scripture Reading and Invoca-
ton by the Pastor, Rev. Jno. P. Eng
strom.
4. Song, Kind Words Can Never
DE-" Congregation.
5. Baptism of Children.
6. Song, mo, Not One" Congrega-
ton.
Z. Glass Exercise, "The Rose Gar
land" Vera Wooster, Hildreth Barnes,
Eva Baugh, Matte Ogden, Hazel
Stephens, Bessie Moore, Ethel Gate
wood and Minnie Odem.
s. Solo, Mission of Rose" Mae
Cowan.
8. Song, Growing Up For Jesus"
Primary Glass; soloist, Scott Grail.
10. Recitation, "Children's Day, ="
Charlotte Heating.
II. Exercise, Suffer Little Chill
dren," Winifred Wright, Lizzie Davis,
frankie Dunshee and Edna Bishop.
r. Exercise, Little Daisies" Iona
Carpenter and Mary Barnes.
10. Solo, "All For Jesus" Gladys
Wooster.
IA. Recitation, What Was IT."
Wallace Reilly.
Is. Recitation, Room For the
Boys" Cornie Ribbe.
16. Recitation, "Children's Day, "
John Nash.
II. Recitation, Little Ones For
Jesus" Margaret Davis.
10. Solo, Sweet Roses" Lucille
Parmenter.
10. Recitation 1.-TWO Little Sun
beams" Gladys Beechler.
20. Recitation, "Children's Day"
Emma Engstrom.
81. Recitation, Eugenia Malcolm.
%. Glass Song, Lucille Atchison,
Nellie Baker, Flora Smith, Mary
Wood, Grace Bishop, Birdie Parry,
Emma Engstrom. Eugenia Malcolm,
Gladys Beechler and Lucille Parmen-
ter.
%. Exercise, Hearts and Flow
ers," Charlotte Heating, Kathrine Rem
frew, Margaret Mcdowell, Maggie By
ers and Corda Barnes.
"a. Promotions.
rs. Song, America" Congregation.
26. Offertory.
81. Benediction.
20. Postlude.
Florence Engstrom, Organist.
First Baptist Church.
Singing and Prayer.
Recitation-"The First Children's
Day." Chelene Conklin.
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Singing by School.
ecitation-"Consider the Lilies"
Maude Blackstock
Recitatlon-Thelma Penland.
Singing-"Beautirul Day." Class of
Girls,
Glass Fxercise-"The Boys of To-
day the Men of Tomorrow" Leo St.
Clair, Eddie Lester, Willie Pyle.
Recitation-"How to Spend Pen
n.y." Marguerite Dewhirst.
Solo-"The Shepherd" Anna Pyle.
Recitation - Grandpa and Chill
dren's Day." Thomas Watson.
Glass Exercise-"The Children's Of
fering," Windsor Duboc, Guy Brown,
Elmer Fitzgibbons, Henry Hartgraves,
Walter Lester, Geo. Neff.
Recitation-"How to Win Success"
Stanton Borum.
Recitation-"A Little Ones Ser
mon," Merritt Fales.
Solo-"Hearts and Flowers" Grace
Parker.
Recitation-"A Boys Mother" Don
aid Henderson.
Glass Lxercise-"We Bring Our
Gifts to Jesus" Ruth Henderson, Ag-
mes Abrams, Kate Mckinley, Helen
Mikesel, Isabel Mikesel, Ruth Brown.
Scripture Reading in Concert.
Recitation-"At the Top" Roscoe
Conklin
Marguerite Dewhirst, Hattie
Steen, Marie Winter.
Address and Offering.
Emblematic Piece 1.-THE Crown
Beyond the Cross" Eight Young Lad
les.
Singing and Benediction.
Program chiIdren's Day,M. E. Church.
Song by the School.
Prayer
Chorus-"Ste by Step"
Recitation-"The First Children's
Day, Grace Sewers.
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