The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-12-26

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ga Christmas wish'--Archie Hill
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Much Trouble Before Christmas
Ruth Tobin.
Recitation by Virgil Parsell, Flor
ence England.
"a Christmas Eve scare"-Ray
Martin. fs~
"Under the Kings Banner''-Mrs.
Winfeld's class.
For Me. For You,-Song by 3rd
and 4th grades in Primary Depart
|ment
"Llttle Boy Blue''-Ralph Cochrun
Recitation by Mrs. Berger and
Mrs. Rickey's classes.
"The Dying Boy'-Hazel Davis.
Dear Santa Claus'-Beulah May
Hoover.
sGElsie's Gift to Santa Claus
Demonie Davis.
"Golden Harps and Angel Voices
I--William Daymude and B. E. Kirt IS
classes. #
Signal Lights for Jesus''-Mrs.
Ash's Glass.
"Chrlstmas Bells''-wnbur Trick
ey.
"Christmas Bessie Pat
rick.
Song by Mrs. Winfield and Mrs
Man1ey's Glasses.
Ring Christmas Bells;'
"Peace on Earth.''-Troy Young.
"Tell the Story Again ',-Song by
the school.
The annual Christmas exercises Of
the Sunday School Of Calvary Evan
gelical church were given in the
auditorium yesterday evening. A
large audience was present to enjoy
the excellent entertainment. A
A short program was rendered by
the members OF the primary depart
ment. 1t was In charge of Miss Sarah
Myers and was carried out in ex-
cellent order > At the conclusion ol
the program the little folks were
given a treat. OF candy and nuts.
Mr.. A. Snyder, pastor Of the Co.
lumbus Evangelical church was pres.
ent and gave an interesting chall
talk as we'll as several pleasing reel
tations during the evening. The Sun
day SchOo orchestra rendered &
number of selections and the pro.
gram throughout proved highly en-
PERTAINING. +slf.
The annual Christmas exercises o.
the Salem Evangelical Sunday schoo
were held at the church, Wednesda!
evening, with large crowd in at
tendance. The church was packed Il
its doors and the entertainment wal
one of the most successful eve
held.
The first part of the program
was in German and was given almos
entirely by the younger members o
the Sunday school. 1t consisted o
exercises, songs and recitations II
connection with the program tn
teachers of the various classes con
Quoted a catechism on Christmas an,
its origin and customs.
The second part OF the entertain
ment was cantata of II pages
"The Angels Message" sung Il
English. It was preceded by a pro
logue by Miss Edith Eibling, teache
'of the infants class. followed witt
a song. Merry Christmas" by tn
tots Of the class.
Following the program there wa
la treat of candy, oranges and nut
from a heavily laden tree. Anothe
tree. called the "Plunder Tree" wa
laden with gifts.
A very pretty anG interesting en-
tertainment was given at the Firs
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
tn e event being the annual Christ
mas celebration of the Sunda.
School.
After prayer by the pastor Mis-
Bessie Conley and John Ewens gave
dialogue and Miss Lillian Dutt san,
"Pd Be Sunbeam. Charms o
Yuletide' was the title of an inter
testing exercise by Misses Amehi
May and Kathryn Headley, Burre
Brady and Russell Wilhelm. Franl
Weeks delivered recitation ant
Misses Helen Nash. Grace Monahan
Florence Wykof, Nellie SPOTS, Rutl
Kramer, Henrietta Sloan and Harrie
Butcher contributed a pretty exer
else entitled "The Christmas Mes
sage.
After a song by Master Roy De
Turk, Misses Mildred Grow and Ele
amor Landon and Master Donald Lonl
NETT gave Three Little Candles al
exercise. In clever manner. Mis-
Ava King delivered recitation tha
was highly pleasing and Charlie
Hoberman, Pearl Hartsell, Charlie
Frank, Charlotte Bechtel. Douglas
Torrance and Gertrude Walters re
Gifted "Names OF the King, "Wha
They Saw was the title OF a da
logue by Virginia Haberman an,
Frederick Beckett, following whicl
Miss Evelyn Honefanger contribute,
la recitation.
"A Colloauy'' by Ruth SPOTS
Gertrude Walters, Florence Wykoi
Eleanor Boger. Leona Creasap. Flor
lenco Eerrin Helen Naah Ceraldin