The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1907-06-11

1 Low Junior department
/! Recitation, Mother Earth"
Blanche Youngs
| Chorus, "The Glad Song"
Primary Department
Recitation, "Forget-me-Not"
Evelyn Meeker, Julian Dalglish, Mil
1red Beach, Myrtle VanDyke, Marian
/ Burchell, Anna e. Day.
Chorus, "Rallying Calf
Primary and Junior Departments
Recitation, Marian Heath
Recitation, "The Boy who smiles"
/ Chester Gill
/ Chorus, "Gar1ands of Daisies"
Ruth Jensen, Mabel Moodey, Helen
Eichiin, Lillian Baldwin, Gertrude
1 Thompson, Elizabeth Reed, Marian
Trowbridge, Marian Burchell.
Chorus, "Only Flower"
| Senior Department
Address, Rev. E. Morris Ferguson,
Supt. of the New Jersey Sunday
School Association.
| After this address collection for
a Board of Education" was taken.
Chorus, "In the Name Of the King of
Kings" Junior Department
Recitation Marjorie Mills
Solo and Chorus,
Alice Day and Gertrude Thompson,
Marian Burchell, Mabel Moodey, Mil
dred Beach, Evelyn Meeker, Myrtle
VanDyke.
Closing Chorus, "star spangled Ban
ner"
Benediction, Rev. Mr.. Urmy
SOUTH STREET PRESBYTERIAN.
| In the afternoon the South Street
Presbyterian Church was filled to ov-
erfowing while the Children's Day ex-
ercises were going on here.
The Sunday School marched in at
| 8 o'clock and after song, down in
Pleasant Pastures" they were led in
prayer by the superintendent, Mr..
Talmadge. This was followed by an
other song entitled Hymns of Tri-
umph." Then many pleasing exer-
cises were given by the Primary
Glass, followed by more by the Prim-
airy Glass. After another song Mr..
Dwight gave an address. He said
that as the Primary and intermediate
Departments had been heard from he
was there to represent the Senior De-
partment, being member of Glass
As. He said the Sunday School had
grown greatly and he was glad of 1t.
He rlOcnd NV ho tha
in charge of decorating the church
for their work, which showed much
taste and skill.
The secretary, Mr.. James Renick,
read his report. The report showed
the good work of the school, 76S
were now on roll. including Home De-
partment. which in the past five
Mr.. Elmer Romine read the treas
urer's report, which showed the Sun
day School to be out of debt.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.
The exercises in celebration of
Childrens Day at the First Presby-
terrain Church Sunday afternoon
were very good, and quite large
number turned out to hear them. AZ
ter the song, "All Glory, Land and
Honor" the baptism of infants was
taken up. A prayer by the pastor
followed this. After some pleasing
exercises by the primary department
the school sang 1.-THE earth is filed
with song" and took part in a Scrip
ture reading led by the superinten-
dent. After a song, "Children's Ho-
sannas" and more recitations, Rev.
e. Morris Ferguson addressed the
school. He spoke on the missionary
work of the school, telling how GER
tain school are now run and how ones
were started by pioneers.
The superintendent then read his
report. He said that there was SIG on
roll now and those who had been pres
/ ent every Sunday in the year were:
Teachers-Miss S. Elizabeth Van.
Pelt, Mrs. w. c. VanDoran years. I;
Miss Augusta Lppman G. years.; Mr.
F. H. DeCoster. Scholars-Martin
Wise, Elsa Norsby, Beatrice Lippman
| &C years.; Ruth Hipson, Edith Wilke
Frank Lippman &c years.; Fred
Wilke q years.; Frank Jardine, w
Richards q years.; Alma Norsby
Russell Bains, Raymond Bains, Annie
Richards, May Wilke e years. ;
Gladys Richards e. years.; Grace
Lee B. Muir vanCleve Jr., committed
the catechism to memory.
This meeting was closed by presen
tation of prizes. the Offering and the
song "Reaper's, Harvest"
FIRST BAPTIST.
The exercises started with instru
mental music and Scripture reading
in concert followed by a song EMIT
lied "Our Childrens Day Carol which
was sung by the school. The pastor
then led in prayer, followed by sing
ing Coward with Banners" Then {
Leonard. followed by three more
| FIRST, "Life's Lessons" by Abby De
Groot; second, my Garden" by JohI
Yawger, and last, Don't look fol
i flaws" by Russell Brown. The schoo
then sang Grown Him" followed b.
a recitation by Frank Cronshey en-
| titled MAKE Haste Slowly and an
other by sephen France entitled @Boy