Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-18
Program of Juvenile Bands of Ca
lanthe Anniversary, Observed
i'm 1st Bapt. Church.

The following program was rem
dered by the Juvenile Bands Of Ca
lanthe Sunday. June IS, 1908 at the
First Baptist Church:
Opening Song. Forward. for
Christ Our King, by Choir; Prayer.
Mary Magdalena Cobb; Responsive
Scripture Reading. Leader. Capt
Roscoe G. Mitchell; Singing by Choir.
Fill Our Lips With Praise: Welcome
Address, Jotsie Brown: Recitation.
The Masters Voice. Annie Trent: Re
citation, Spring, Elizabeth West. Re
citation, Working in the Sunshine,
Lillian Hill; Singing. Lift Up His
Banner, Choir; Recitation. The Voice
OF Jesus, Lille Washington: Recita-
! tion, Something for Jesus. Alice NJ.
Hill and Annie Hooper; Recitation,
I'm Only a Little Soldier Four Years
Old. Rebecca Burrell: Recitation. A
Cup of Cold Water. Pauline Young:
Recitation. The Path That Leads Be
fore. Lizzie Moore; Solo. Chain OF
Love. Sonada Morris: Dialogue.
God is Love. Eugenia Ellis. Charlie
Gibbs. Hazelle Johnson. George Bur
rcll, Mercer Crawford. Hattie Bur
rell. St Joseph Pervan and others.
Recitation. The Mother and the
Children. Mamie Logan; Singing. A
Song for Children's Day. Choir: Re
citation. Go Teach the World. Rosa
Lewis. Recitation. Those Buttons.
Olivia FauntlerOy; Dialogue. 4 Voice
From the Flower World. Lizzie
Moore. Rosa Lewis Ollie Mosby,
Mamie Logan and Ethel Thompson:
Recitation, A Motto. Willie smith:
Recitation. Tomorrow, Bertha Craw-
ford; Singing. Break Forth. Choir:
Recitation, / Love the Flowers. Mag
gle Coleman; Recitation. Our Faith
er's Love, Mary Baker: Recitation.
What I Am, Roy Baker.
Address, Rev. W. II. Johnson. Pas
tor OF First Baptist Church. He
spoke in glowing terms. compliment
Ing the Grand Worthy Governess Ma
tron and Matrons IN the highest for
their excellent religious training in
the children assuring them their will
would be his pleasure always in hold
ing their exercises within his Church
and TO feel themselves welcome.
Mrs. VI. l.. johnson. Grand Worthy
secretary, spoke on the welfsre of
the organization. Mrs. Anna +. Tav-
Tor Grand Worthy Governess Natron
in her usual touching manner spoke
on the good accomplished from the
Juvenile Bands of Calanthe. AN
seemed well pleased with her re
marks.
Rev. W. T. Johnson was presented
with a beautiful Pythian pin. The
same given by the Grand Worthy
Governess Matron, Mrs. Anna T.. Tay-
lor IN honor OF the Matron Board of
control. The Reverend showed the
highest appreciation for il saying Il
would always be worn by him in
honor Of the Juvenile Bands of ca
lanthe. IL was presented by Captain
Roscoe c. Mitchell.
\ lovely pin was also awarded Mrs
Annie Parham for having organized
the first Band in Richmond since last
Children's Day. And still another To
Miss Marion Steward for having en-
tered the largest number of children
into her band since last Children's
Day. Those pins were presented nv
Rev. w. 7. Johnson and accented
with many thanks.
Children's Day Offering: Singing
Marching On. Choir; Singing by con-
gregation' Nearer Ny God to Thee:
Benediction.
Committee of Arrangements: Miss
mary r. Allen for East End, Mrs. s.
Allce X. Burrell and Mrs NJ. l.. John
son Tor West End. Miss Mary r.
layior and Mrs. Mary f.. Tomlin
committee on flowers Mrs. NJ. L
Johnson, Mistress of Ceremonies.
Mrs. 5. Alice Kemp BurreU de-
serves great credit for her grand and
noble work as leader OF the Choir.
and Miss Mary r. Allen deserves no
less for her good work. Mrs. Nan
ME Cobb presided at the organ.