Smyrna times., 1908-06-17
CHlLDRENS DAY AT CHESWOLD
M. E. Church Crowded Sunday Even
ing When Interesting Program Given

M. E. Church Crowded Sunday Even
ing When Interesting Program Given
Cheswold, June 16. = Cheswold
Sunday School held their Children's
Day exercises Sunday evening the
14h, in the presence of a crowded
house. George G. Anderson, the
secretary, had charge of the program.
The decorations consisted of roses
and pntted flowers and was very
pretty. The arduous committee
work of assigning recitals and |
executing the rehearsals have fallen |
to Miss Lizzie Bishop alone and the
fact that there were no balks or
promptings in the rendering, reflected |
great praise for her, as also the |
children themselves. Likewise |
Mrs. P. M. Money, who alone bore
the brunt of the music department,
made that branch a great success
with bright, catchy selections we'll
rendered. The collections for educa-
tion from Bethel and Cheswold will
be thrown together as one fund.
The program follows: Opening
Chorus, "Garlands of Gladness"
Prayer, pastor; Recitation, Welcome
address, Leroy Pearson; Recitation,
1.-THE Birds Nest, - Harry Masten;
Chorus, "Rose Wreathed Sceptre,"
Recitation, "When l Get Big, :" Clara
Boyd; Recitation, "What is It?'
Lena Clawson; Chorus, "Sunlit
Splendor," Florence Hardcastle;
Recitation, "Robin Red Breast, "
Catharine Thompson; Recitation, GA
Strange Country" Miriam Helms;
Recitation, "Little Fishes" Eddie
Richards; Chorus, "All the World
is Better;'' Recitation, "The Lost
Sermon" Anna Pearson; Recitation,
Zone Two. Three, Margaret
Learned; Duett, Ms. P. M. Money
and Norman Hoffecker; Chorus,
"Wake o Dreaming Earth" Recita-
tion, "The Sea of Life" tree boys /;
Recitation, "Boy Wanted, William
, Cantwel; Chorus, "The Time of
: Festal JOY" Recitation, "The Bird s
Message, " eight girls, Quartet and
Chorus, "Sweet Summer Hours; -
Recitation, "What the South Wind
Brought, Maggie Galeger Recitation,
''The Second Table, =" Harry Loose
Solo, Miss Belle Moore; Chorus, "The
I Song of Roses;" Recitation, "Here
Comes God," Bessie Newton; Reci-
tation, "Our Offering" Alice Cote
5 Address by Pastor; Collection; Clos
y ing Chorus, "What God Hath
e Wrought. -
S ChiIdrens Day at Friendship Church
Thoroughfare Neck, June 10
Friendship M. E. Sunday School held
their Children's Day service Sunday
morning, and the day being pretty
and bright the church was crowded tC
/ it's utmost capacity. A very pretty
program was rendered, for which the
IL superintendent and committee deserve
w much praise. The scholars all per.
formed their parts well. The pro.
w gram was as follows: Opening chorus,
lv 'Praise the Lord To-day" Scripture
Reading, 23d Psalm; Prayer by
n pastor; Song by school, "Rosy
4 Summer" Opening Address, Isabel,
: Stats; Recitation, Edgar Deakyne
Recitation, Violet Jones; Recitation
nd Julia Price; Exercise, "Littl,
40 Gardeners, Exercise, "Queen'i
: Heralds;" Messenger from Queen
of Miss Elizabeth Stats; Queen, Mis-
av Virginia Short; Song, "Why Tarr,
Sc She, Floyd Short, Helen Frazier
is Iva Stats; Dialogue, "Rall!
g. Heralds, Milton Stats, and Com
pany of ten girls and ten young men
Song by Rally Corps, "Ring tn
Invitation; Exercise, "Sunbear
Heralds," band of five little girl
-or wearing a golden yellow sash
'er "S unbeam Hearld,' Ina Stats
las "Good Thoughts" Helen Deakyne
rs "Kind Words, Irene Hawkins
ne "Happy Heart, Helen Frazier
F. bright Light, Violet Jones
Did Little Maid Content, F." Iva Stats
ell Song by Sunbeam Heralds-" Sur