The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-30
PROMOTION
EXERCISES
Conducted at Presbyterian
Church, Sunday.
HIGHLY ENTERTAINING
Programs Rendered by the
Departments.
New Officers for the Sunday School
are Installed and Plans are Laid
for the Year.

Promotion day exercises were con-
Quoted at the First Presbyterian Sun
day School Sunday morning. A
large audience was in attendance and
the program by the little folks proved
highly gratifying and entertaining.
The program opened with prayer by
the pastor Rev. G.. NJ. Rourke. The
cradle roll under the instruction OF
Miss Emma Thompson gave a short
spicy program. Little Kathryn Fies
gave recitation, Babies We'll
coined" The cradle rollers then gave
a dialogue, "What They Know"
which was exceedingly interesting.
AT the conclusion of this feature OF
the program, the members of the
cradle roll were presented with GER
tifcates Of promotion.
The members OF the class were as
follows Miriam Marshall Cunning
ham, Asa Kenruth Merchant. Marion
Irene Conley Martha Xelima Cook,
Mildred Bernice Crow, George Lee
Dunbar, Robert Gunder, Mildred Bark
er Gabler, Cornelia Louese Martin,
John Allen McNeal, Ellis Phelon
McNeal, Stanley McCOmbs, John Ed
wards Barringer Frances Manahan,
Herbert Kenneth McClain, Amy b.
Ovens, William Frederick Schaeffer.
Louese Starner, Coral Alice Stevens,
Robert Uhl, William Garberson Uhler,
Georgia Ellen Vorhies, Wayne Wallace
McCurdey, Alice Coney Sheaff.
The second part OF the program
was given by the beginners depart
ment, which was also under the dlrec-
tion of Miss Thompson. The class
gave review of the first grade supple
mental lessons. Little Lucille Bowlus
gave a recitation, Welcome 10 Be-
gnners. Edith Gunder made a pleas
ing response. The program OF the
beginners department closed with the
presentation of diplomas.
The class was composed of the fol-
lowing members: Kathryn Flies, John
files, Mary Ellen Cass, Bessie Conley,
William Philip Dombaugh, Robert
Hamilton, Bernard Criswell Park,
Edith Gunder Mary Walters, Del
Estelle Hutchinson, Harrison Will
liams, John McNeal, Frederick
Thomas, Gertrude Selby, Allen Reed,
Roy DeTurk, Lowelia Sheaff, Junior
Mccormick.
The special feature of the exercises
was the program rendered by the pri-
mary department. This department,
under the direction and instruction OF
Ns. d. l., Sellars has grown TO be
one OF the largest Sunday School pri-
mary In the city The program yes
terday was excellent in every fea-
ture and the audience was Eighty en-
tertained. Helen Nash gave the salu-
tatory, after which the class gave in
chorus such Biblical exercises as the
creed, twenty-hrst psalm, apostles
drill, the beattudes, contents OF the
books OF the Bible etc. Warren Will
son Christian gave an able recitation
''How Our Bible Was Made" The
class history was given by Samuel B.
Falk and Pearl |. Hartzell. "In
Memoriam' an impressive ode to a
deceased member, was given by Miss
Helen Mach. Charles Seffner Wilson
who won first honors. recited the
yaledictory, after which the class song
was rendered.
Immediately after the presentation
OF diplomas, Rev. G. NJ. Rourke
gave an address to the class, In which
he impaired great deal of kindly
advice.
The graduating class consisted OF:
Louise King, Ruth Myers, Daisy
McKlnstry Ruth SPOTS, Elizabeth
Turner Olive Gertrude Walter, Flor
ence Wykof, Eleanor Bogar, Estella
Leone Creasap, Florence Ferrin,