The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1905-07-01
Gambler Items.

JUNE 2q.-Mt Pleasant NJ. f. Sabbath
school held its Children Day service last
SUNDAY afternoon ard evening. The weather
being ideal large crowd present, and
soon the church was filled with the hoary
headed and the youth, with matrOn and maid,
with children, from the iniest tot TO those OF
larger growth. The pulpit was completely
hidden beneath beautiful bank OF eyergreens,
studded with roses Of every hue imaginable.
while wreaihs of evergreen. each containing Il
beautiful centerpiece of lilies and roses,
adorned the walls; bouquets of cut flowers
were placed in conspicuous places here and
there about the room, the whole arrangement
showing artistic skill and taste.
The following programme was most excel
lently rendered without the slightest hitch or
blunder:
Singing, Glad Childreus Day; prayer, Rev.
Harry Spencer: solo, Dear Father IN Heaven,
Viola Arnold Welcome Address, Ida Gam
Der: recitation Gladuess, three little girls;
singing. Welcome Beautiful Spring; recitation.
We Are Happy Today. Nerley Phillips; reci
tation. Lovely June, EIza Buckingham; duet.
TODAY aud Tomorrow. Carrie Painter ami
Beulsh Shauck; recitation. Roses. VIOLA Ar
mold. recitation. Blossoms, CatharIne Miller;
singing. Pearl OF the Year; recitation. Why
Not Catherine Buckingham; recitation. One
Thing At A Time, Margaret Miller; solo. Be
heving and Trusting. LIds Gambler; recitation,
Sweet Song Of GiAdness. Cora Green; reciia
ton. Funny Little Boy, Warner ShEuck; duet.
Waiting on the Shore. Mrs. Geo. +, Benson
aud Miss Bertha Gardner; recitation, Mamie
Gardner: recitation. Too Big Harry Monroe:
recitation. Stanley Gursucb; class exercise,
summer Teachers, BY primary class; reciia
illu. Tale of TEo Travellers MARTINS Leulz;
recitation. The Bee, Frank Pool recitation,
Re1iermlug the Tune Bertha ls0ckard; sIuE-
ing Look on the Sunny Side, recitation. A
Smile j. a SEre, as a Fro~n. Grace Gambler;
recitation, Lave for jesus, Ihnmas BAIHes;
recitation, Merle tiamb-T; cia-, exercise sui
song. Sunny Hearted Daisies, hy infant Glass.
recitation. Nobody's Child, by the noted
Young elocuiiouisi. Miss AlyertA Benson, too
much praise canno, lie given this young lady
lnr ,ar mssisrfgl sagl-thriilinE manner Of her
rryitatogsl; recitation. Wanted. Melvin
ShAuck exercise by iour little tots i !, You;
solo. Mothers pAy. Bertha Phillips; = pleas
iae address 70 the children Ly Rev J. folly
Marsh; siuging. Nos Unto the Chi!irra's
kinE This ended the pgugrAo for the after
coon Al o clock the hoass ~as ssAau sri
6l!si and the program uAs eouiiuasd by slnE
ink. Working IN the NlBeyard. recitation, Try
10 Make isfs Brighter, Bertha Phillips solo,
beautiful kloEers, Viola Arnold. FrcitAIiou.
tie Watches Ne. BepIah Skauck solo, ladA
Gambler. recitation. Something 70 GIVE. lAara
Parrish, recitation The Master . Coming.
Viola hlAasmARa. Nag1ag, Help 70 ST ihr
World Rejoicing, recitation. DAISY P'1i,
guAretse. Marching on 10 Victory. y &.
Gardnrr T. f. Gursaeb. Mss GenrEr :.
Benson ard Mss Bertha Gardner; exercise
by i've gIrls; singing. Sh4rr foEr b'rsslngs.
address by Rev r. S5.~acsr, bso~i5cunu.
Mrchagjesvilis Council. Ne. =. jF. %. L.
A NJ hrli Us semi ANIMAL election isr IN
GERS on Ia; Saturday vveaiag resulting a.
follows Robl f. Barnes. Councillor; Thus-
Flrtier. Vice Coaacilor. Z, stephen B4ruvs.
Warden; " y Hsrb~r. Conductor; y. Flask
Barnes. INSIDE sentinel J, II. ShoemAkrT,
Uc'sidr sentinel. Geo. r. Gorsuch. Chaplain
Mr. George r. Benson aai iAaShtss Ha'h
spent several dA,s in bAlum0rr ih5s s~vk
Mr. Monroe and sifs. Of pickrYstil~. sTsrui
SAtarday aud >andAy ~slh b. bru'h~r, AF.
SAHurl Monroe
Ms. NAgsJr B, Arnold. Of BAliimorr. j,
speniing sometime ~lh Der grandparents,
NJ aud Mr. Abgzm Haiups.
Mrs Joshua Perlng Ca the sark i..i.
Ar2sirs are prevalent among ibe children
and sousc Sro~n people Of ,he n~ighh"rhogi.