Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1907-01-02
SUNDAY SCHOOLS HOLD
XMAS ENTERTAINMENTS
Appropriate Services AT the
Different Churches on
Christmas Eve
CANDY AND GIFTS DISTRIBUTED

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The Holy Trinity Lutheran Sunday
school of Wildwood held their second
Christmas entertainment last Monday
evening, Christmas eve, in the bor-
ough hall. A most interesting pro-
gram under the direction of Superin-
tendent q. II. Huppert and Pastor H.
E. Snyder was rendered, consisting of
songs, recitations, and responsive read
ings. We give the program in full:
Opening song by the school, "Merry,
Merry Christmas Time;" Prayer by
the Pastor; recitation, "Welcome," by
Olga Colberg; recitation, I'VE Greet
You," by Dorothy Orr; song by the
school, "Christ is Born;" recitation,
"Christ is Born Again." by George
Colberg; recitation, shepherd Lad Of
Bethlehem, by Janet Orr; song by the
school, "Christmas Joybells;" recita-
tion, 1.-THE Christmas Gift" by Marion
Leiby; song by the school, "The
Angels" chorus; exercise by the pri-
mary school; song by the school, "Hail
to the Coming;" responsive reading;
recitation, "What makes Christmas"
by Georgiana Nickel; recitation, IA
Note to Santa Claus" by Grace Wool
bert; song by the school, Happy
Christmas Time;" address by the pas
tor; song by the school, IA Shout Of
Gladness;" recitation, "a Little Out
cast" Alma Huppert; recitation, "Our
Gift" Anna Hansen; song by the
school, "Beneath the Stars" Bene-
diction.
The Lutheran Sunday school is grow
ing at very rapid rate and will soon
have the largest attendance of any
school on the island if the progress
keeps up.
" MM
The Baptist Sunday school rendered
their Christmas entertainments on Mon
day evening, December Oath. The
church was beautifully decorated with
holly, greens and festoons. A realis-
tic chimney, fireplace and Christmas
tree heightened the effect.
The exercises consisted of singing,
recitations, dialogues, ETC., and came
to climax when Santa Claus appear
ed, who with corps of assistants,
made things lively for a while by the
distribution of numerous gifts and a
box of candy to all the members of
the Sunday SCHOOL, d M. VanH91
is superintendent ffill scfi00r naving
served in that capacity for four years.
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The Hollywood M. E. Sunday
school rendered the beautiful service,
"Bethlehem's Baben on Christmas
eve. The church was prettily decorat-
ed and the program well rendered.
The program was as follows: Overture
by orchestra, opening chorus, "Singing
Glory" by the school; responsive
Scripture reading; chorus, 80 Bethle-
hem, So Lowly;" duet and chorus,
IA Virgin-Mother is Singing" by
Misses May Ingersoll and Bertha Care
melia; recitation, "Judah's Hills are
Bathed in Glory" Bertha Ingersoll;
chorus, "Welcome, Happy Day." by
the primary department; exercise,
Trimming the Christmas Tree" by
the primary department; chorus,
"Christmas Bells are Ringing" by
school; exercise, "The Days of the
Year" by the intermediate depart
ment; chorus, "Sleep, Sleep Peace
fully" recitation, "Welcome to Christ
mas, "by Blanch Hand; choruses, " Hear
the Bells" and "Shepherds Bow in
Adoration;" recitation, "The Angels
Message" by A. Larcombe; recitation,
christmas Gifts" by Esther Thomas;
"Dollies Wedding" by Dorothy Kerns;
chorus, Hasten On, o Wise Men,"
recitation, "No Christmas by Mary
Charlson; ''This Happy Day. by
Florence Norris; closing chorus, Join,
Ye Men, with Choirs Celestial" Dox-
ology and Benediction. B. G. Inger-
soil is the superintendent of Holly
wood M. e Sunday school.
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st. Simeon's-by-the-sea held their
Children's Christmas service Sunday
evening, December Both. The order of
service included: Professional, "Hail
the Lord of Glory; Lords Prayer and
Versicles, reading of the Psalter-Psalm
19, "Gloria Patri,p Infant School Carol,
"Christ Was Once a Little Babe;"
Greed, Versicles and Prayer; Carol,
"Day of Days." Address by Pastor
Ward, Carol, "Slumber, Sweetly Slum-