The Bellefontaine Republican. [volume] (Bellefontaine, Logan County, Ohio) 1855-1905, 1904-05-27
COUNTY NEWS
Bellecenter Bulletins.

Bellecenter, May 23.-Tne Baccas
laur. ate sermon to the Senior class of
1904, was preached by Rev. William
A. Atkinson at the First Presbyterian
church Sabbath evening. May 90. Sub
ect, "The Responsibility of the
Scholars. - Text, Kings. 2:2; BE
Thou Strong Therefore and Show Thy
self Man" 1t was an excellent ad
dress and held the large audience spell
bound to the close. He showed the
possibilities, the responsibilities and
the opportunities of the youth In this
first decade Of the twentieth century.
The large and beautiful church was
filled to overfiowing thus showing the
great interest the people take in the
education OF the youth of our commun
ity. The other pastors dismissed their
congregations and took part in tine ser.
vices.
Rev VIM. A. Atkinson has been q
very busy man for a few days. On
Saturday he held services in the Pres
byterisn church preparatory to COM
munion, and on Sabbath morning he
held very impressive services in con-
nection with the dispensing of the
Lords Supper On Sabbath evening
he preached the baccalaureate sermon
and on Monisy conducted the services
in connection with the burial of his
eldest member and the Oldest resident
of the community. Mr.. Charles Mains,
Il l.. Co., L..
The funeral was held at his late home.
interment in Fajrview cemetery.
/ That was q very pleasant surprise
party held at the home of Rev. Robert
Grieve on Saturday evening. A dona-
tion of $50 was made besides quite an
amount of provisions for the table.
Addresses were made and some fine
music enlivened the occasion.
The Research club met on Thursday
evening at the home of Mr.. McVay or
Buckeye street. and had very enjoy.
able time. They dressed in masquer.
ade.
Mr.. Philips. of the Suuflower State,
is visiting his brother. DIR. w. s.
Philips.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ. Terrence will
give a reception in honor of their son
Wn. Terrence and his bride, on Tues
lay evening.
| Miss Sadie Fulton spent Sabbath
with her sister, Miss Mary Fulton. a
Bellefoptsine.
Rev. J. Walter Light VIII occup,
the U. P. pulpit on next Sabbath.
The Senior party will be held at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Fultol
on Tuesday evening.
Extensive preparations are beinl
l.
The High School to be held in the Firs
evening. May 27th. Following is tn
program:
Music-"Until the DAWN
Invocation Rev. Robert Griev
Music-''Brsezes OF the Night.
"The Known and the Unknown"
| Chas. r. Aikr
1.-THE Isle of Long Ago."
II IovinIa Mary Herve
Music-''What the Chimney Sang.
"Even the Sea Hath Pearls,
> Gladys Alberteene Trou
r Crossing the Rubicon,"
william E. McLai
, Comrades in Arms.
, "Use of the Helm"
Bertha Pearl Patterso
, IA Cloud in Early Morn
Arab Belle Collir
Music -"Annie Laurie.
Perpetual War;" Grethel Faye Moo
Cla. Prophesy VIM J. Key
Mu-ic-"Pale in the Amber West. :"
"Summer's Gathering for Winters
y Need, Lorena Claire Patterso
y "The Monuments of Time,''
: Matthew q. Mitche
b Mu .ic-"On the Ses.'
a Presentation of Glass. Supt Gree
2 Presentation of Diplomas DIR. W.
8. Phillips, Pres Board of Educatio
. Presentation of Free Scholarship,
al Superintendel
!. Music-''Good Night
y Benediction, Rev. NJ. d. SEQ