The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-06-27
ORANGE.
cbudren's Day Notes Personals.


{ .iouyillc Va June 9TH. 1903.
The marriage oi Miss Edna Waugh to
Mr. Willie pannil viii be- solemnlzed to-
might ~ = o'cioch. at Palmyra NJ. J..
church
Mr. iucien Carpenter OF West Virginia.
has been visiting hi- mother. Mrs. II. !.
Carpenter. of khoAdr-,iilr, "hO We re-
grct tO state j. quite rirk.
Miss Ada VI Harris has returned from
visit of several weeks 40 friends at
lnray and Strnsburg Va
Miss Taco Harris ui Mine Run. spent
Sunday with Miss idR Harris. OF this
place
\ ChlIrcn's Day service will take place
AT Mac-dOnia Christian church near La
hore. sunday next NJ I O'Clock
Mr. Hurry ~ Waugh, who received
painful injuries about the fgre and eyes
from ihr exploit N of a gun. which he
aa- handling at his placr Of business in
West lrglhia, has been taken 10 Johns
Hopkins hospital lor treatment. His
faith r. Mr q Waugh Ci this county. is
with him.
Mr. &C., h. Waugh. whose health has
been preceriouz for several months, IN
company with hls family physician, Dr.
Nm j Crittenden. went 10 Richmond
last week 10 consult u specialist. and re-
turned he will return there this week
where he viii undergo u surgical opera
tion Many friends wish him final res
toration tO health ami happiness
Irotrarrrd meeting begins ~ kh0ades
willie Baptist church ON the ith sunday
iu August. 80 We are informed
We regret 10 note the illness of Mr.
Clarence Bell. near Lahore
Children's Day exercises. for foreign
mi-si0n-, were held at the Christian church
here la-, sunday. beginning ~ O'Clock
o. IA The church was handsomely deco
rated Tor the occasion. with large and
small American iiAg-. and the pulpit w9a
archei and iestOOned with lovely flowers
and ferns. forming "A most beautiful back
ground for the still more beautiful girls
and bright boys who 80 successfully ear
ried out their respective parts IN the IN
usually interesting program, before An
audience OF 800 people. VINO showed
splendid appreciation. The exercises be-
gan with march by the school TO the
strains 0fthe star Spauglsd Banner, and
then forming in a cOterie under the silken
folds Of American flags, sang the national
hymn, America.
Prayer was offered by Mr. H. X Mar
tin, superintendent oi the sunday school
followed by appropriate remarks by the
pastor, Il - l. A. Cutler.
GrcetiHg by little Mary Newman, iol-
lowed by chorus. entitled, We Welcome
You.
Recitation. Gem of Days by Miss Lulu
Dempsey.
Song. let the Gospel Light Shine ont,
los school.
The Missionary Rainbow, introduced
hy Mi-- Lillian Tallry, aud assisted 10y
Misses Cas-i- Martin. Lillian Clark,
DAi-y II knightOu. Pearl Newman. ia
na hnghton. Nirgie Hughes and tarrle
Martin.
Chorus. Would You shine Tor Jesus, by
the foregoing young girls
Recitation. lne Bankers thailty' ny
" =. Carrie Martin.
Dict. Will There be- my Stars in my
rown. by Miss Edna knighton aud
Master Hugh Clark.
Recitation Daybreak. 10y Miss Lillian
Clark.
Solo. Jesus il Precious, 10y Miss Daisy
II knlghton.
Recitation, our Gifts by Miss Cassie
Martin
Sending the GOSPEL. conducted 10y nine
little girls and boys.
Recitation. The Birds Welcome, by
little Lyle Martin
song, When lie Coueih. etc.
Recitation. The Bile Well Have to
Pay. by Miss RoWena Martin.
solo. Shall Meet My Sainted Mother,
by Robert Lee Martin.
Recitation. The Secret, by Nellie Me-
Clarin
Qnartette. Surrender All. by Mrs. II.
II. re and Mrs. Frank Carpenter and
Nessr-. james b. and Robt !. Martin.
Recitation -The Daughter Ui llerodius,
by Robert Lee Martin.
Chorus. Missionary Bells by school.
Il citation, Tie Drunkari's Child, by
Miss Ofa McClarin.
4 flag drill waa performed by six
Young girls as follows: Misses Cassie
Martin. Carrie Martin. Clyde Martin,
Rowena Martin, Lillian Talley and Nora
Childress.
Chorus, Send the Light, during which
collection was taken.
The crowning piece OF the evening was
the performance of the act. entitled. An
Appeal for Light and Life, by eight
Christian girls, and seven girls in heath
en- costume. Those representing the
Christian girls were Misses Josie Clark,
Lillian TalIey, Cassie Martin, Pearl New
man. yrgie Hughes, Lillian Clark, Car
| rie Martin and Ollie Luck. The heather
girls represented were as follows: Misses
Nora Childrees. India; Leone Childress,
Africa; Clyde Martin. China; Ora Me
Clarin. Japan Carrie Martin, Sweden;
Daisy Knighton, Cuba, Edna knighton,
Turkey.
very beautiful solo was rendered In
ronnection with this latter piece, entitled
An Earnest Pea, by Miss Daisy knigh
ton. costumed as a Cuban girl.
Closing hymn, God be With You, etc,
vas sung 10y the audience, and benedic
ton was pronounced by l.. A. Cutler.
Many people were unable to find seats
or standing room. but took positions at
the doors aud windows. 1t was a Joy
ous and happy occasion for all.
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