The Penn's Grove record., 1908-06-19
CHuRCH

preached a sermon on Education IN the
morning and baptised six children and
two adults.
In the evening the Sunday School as
sisted by the choir and Especial orchestra
rendered the program 1.-The Garden of
the Lord" TO large audience. The parts
and performers were as follows:
PROGRAM.
Singing 1.-THE Garden of the Lord School
Prayer Rev. L.. D. Manchester.
Recitation Welcome Speech Edwin Sweeten'
Recitation Thelma Reel.
Recitation The Lost Sermon, Vera Hurff,
Recitation James SWeeten.
Duet The Rose In The Heart,
Ada Dalbow and Margie Woodruff
Recitation summers Sunshine,
Eva English and Leona Dolbow'
Recitation Children's Day, Ethel Zane.
Solo James Townsend.
Recitation What is it? Lena Stobbie.
Singing Summers King u,a StdbSd
Recitation The Best Two Can Do, Edith Fisher.
Singing Blossoms of Beauty, School
Exercise The Sea of Life, Thomas Summerill,
Emerson johnson and Clinton Allen.
Recitation Lizzie Raine.
Singing Happy Childhood, School.
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Recitation The Childrens King Carl summeriil'.
Singing The Awakening Of Summer, School,
heClUaU1OH On6 Ddy 1OT Tile CHlluTcus
Mary Strengthen.
Recitation Our Offering. Bertha English.
Singing All The World for Jesus, School.
Recitation Planting Flowers, Mildred Smith,
Exercise Little Gladness Verna Summerill.
Edith Ziegler, Anna Harbeson Mary Braker
ami Helen Harbeson.
Singing Join the World Wide Praise, School.
Recitation A Child's Question Marion johnson.
Recitation Charitys Mission Ada Dalbow.
SipUinO How HannV Onr .TOurnaV RalpW School
ST. PAULs
Last Sunday being flag day st. Paul's
Church was appropriately, profusely and
tastefully decorated with flags OF differ
emit sizes. Pastor J. Ward Gamble re
marked that he never saw a more beauti
full decoration with flags.
In the morning Pastor Gamble gave an
interesting and instructive address on the
new bishops and what the General Confer
ence did at Baltimore last month.
In the evening a cantata entitled 'sThe
FestaI Queen" was pleasingly rendered.
PARTS AND SPEAKERS.
Messenger, Evan Walker.
Queen, Martie Barnart,
Rally Herald, Ralph Barnart.
Rally Corps, Powers Layton, Milton Feather
er, Sanford Corson, James Snitcher, Paul Kidd,
Ida Matson, Hilda Dancer, Anna, Borden,
Anna Armstrong, and Frances Harris,
Sunbeam Herald, Reba Justice,
Aids, ChlOra Baker, Ethel Sparks, Ida Mum
yam, Helen Enos and Elizabeth Cline.
Floral Herald, Hazel Layton,
AidS, Florence Armstrong, Frances Batten,
Anna Holman, Margaret Adams, Ruth Fire
stone, Edith Raine, Pauline Morris, and Bea-
triee Baker.
Song Herald, Howell Montgomery.
Zephyr Herald, Ethel Armstrong.
aids, Primary class.
Blessing Heralds. Anna Montgomery and
Emily Cloud.
Flag Drill, Evan Walker, Ralph Barnart,
Howell, Montgomery, Lillian Zane. Gertle
Keen, Helen COrson, Reba Justice, Hazel Lay
ton and Ethel Armstrong,
The work of the Primary was excellent.
The Church Choir assisted with singing.
Floral Decorations were furnished. by florist
John M. SDith to whom credit should be CIV
Ell for the tasteful display.
The Cantata was in charge of Mr.. II. k1lle
| Musical director ,of Church and Sudnay
School assisted by Mrs. A. F. Barber and Mrs.
II, Ashcraft,