The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-26

Butler, Douglas Manwaring, Paul Brown, Chauncey Stevens ChaF4es Groomes, Leland Korber
 Wind fairies - Pearl Riehardson' Ruby Stevens, Ethel Farrar. Irene Smith, Cora Waters, Addie Jacobson Georgeaetta Daily.
 Grandfather clock-John Perkins North wind-Earl Waters.
 Japanese girls-Lillian Waters, Hat tie Ross, Bessie Kruzsman, Alice Phli- lips, Esther Frost, Hazel Hare
 Spirits of Love and Good Cheer Ruth Farrar, Florence Farrar, Marga- ret Brown, Nettie Kruzsman' huth Hale, Gladys Murrys Florence Daven- port, Marion Judge. Postman--Mark Hare. Uncle sam-Ernest Zuzer. Six sailors-George Willis, Owen Hatfield, Robert Hoadley, Elmer Kal- gren, Raymond Clark, George Stone Columbia-Mis Ruth Wilson. Daughters of Colunbia-Jessi Vale, ' Ruth Latta, Minnie Willis, Edna Hat , field, Margaret Smith, Ruby Woodruff : Night-Mrs. A. B. Barnes Little stars from the primary depart ment-ehristma stocking, Eleanor 4 Davenport Christmas bell, Ella Riee' Christmas candle. Edith Covert ;. Christmas candy, Olive Rice; Christ mas fairy, Jennie Chalmers Christmas :. tree, Florence Darby. :, Accompanist-4Miss Bessie Smith.
 Committee in charge-E s. Perkins : Miss Bessie Smith, Mrs. S. J. Latta ' Mrs. Stone, G. I. Sturges. ' The annual Christmas entertain I ment for the Sunday school of Grace r h E. church will be held this evening b There will be a brief church service q = 630 and then the company will ad e journ to the parish house where the en m tertainment will be held, Tnere VI L. be a little play entitled, The Night Be ne be distributed from a Christmas tre' lE The affair will be under the directio of Thomas Rogerson, who has. pee the superintendent of this Sunda school for many years ,d This evening at the Grand Avenu Congregational church will be held tf o7 annual Christmas festival Tor the suf ta day school and an interesting prograi as has been prepared. " Last evening the East Pearl Sure, aA M. E. church, was crowded With ,tf -er dren, at the annual Christmas festive - The interior of the church was ham v somely decorated. There were festooi ny of red and green appropriately hur so fective display. Upon the platfor -ie was a large log cabin containir to Christmas trees which were burden
 with gifts for the school The supe
 intendent, Frank J. Mansfield. was co 1y- ants distributed the gifts after the e 'ed tertainment Committees had work
 hard and the result was very inte - esting entertainment for the large Su
 day school The. committees. were
 follows Decorations, John S, Sanfol
 F M. Crawford, MT French Geor
 Denison, Frank Chipman recitation
 Mrs James DeBaun. Mrs. Geor
 Moore; music, Mrs John S. Sanford.
 excellent entertainment was present
 under the direction of Supt, Mansne
 with program as follows:
 Precessional.
 Singing by the school. ma Responsive reading.
 Prayer by the pastor Rev. F. c. 1T song-'He comes, the King expect
 Song by the Primary department
 Recitation, by Alva Arnold,
 Exercise-"We want to see Jesu
 by Primary department.
 Recitation, by Jessie Richmond.
 Song--"C-C-C," by boys in the P "a mary department, H Christmas exercise--"The Holidays VT the Year" by eleven children,
 Recitation by Lois Ricketts
 Recitation by Ralph Perkins.
 Song-"Tatling to Santa Claus,
 Beatrice Smith.
 Recitation by Raymond Strashurg.
 Song-christmas Lullaby, by G'
 trude KurtZ
 - Recitation-"The Trees of the Ft M est" by Glenna Dunkley, 1e Song-"Once a Little Baby" girls
 Primary department
 Fxercise-"Babes of the Bible" P
 mary department !, Recitation, by Mildred Mansfield.
 Recitation, by Eugenia Parcells. FAN Song, Primary department. a53 Recitation, by Amy Eldridge. I55 Girls Christmas IS Sil
 ing Time"
 - Recitation, by frederick Smith.
 Song-"Why do Bells for Christr
 Ring?1 by Primary department.
 Lullaby by Ladies chorus.
 Recitation by Charles Clark.
 singing-"Who is this Child?"
 Double quartet.
 Singing by the school
 Distribution of presents by UT