The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1909-06-15
WITH MUSIC
AND FLOWERS
[ooNrlNuED FROM FIRST pAeEl


Stanley Dennis; recitation, little
Gardeners" by Arnold Mckee, How
ard Thompson, Paul Mott, John De-
Groot, Cyril Whitehead, Gladys Reeve
and Ruth Applegit; recitation, "The
Fireflies.' by Helen Pierson; recita-
ton, Mother Earth's Carpet" by
John Reed, John Wilson, Griffith
Vaughan, Norman Mutt, Carlton Mer-
chang and Chauncey Edsall; song,
Daisies by the three Thompson
boys; recitation, Another Little
Echo by A. Little; recitation, God
Worketh in You,' by five little boys;
Flower Verses" by four little girls;
Something for Children by boys;
Giving, by Oscar Leroy, and a song
by the department .Everyone's day;
song by the school. Rally" Junior
Department exercises, consisting of
"Our Greeting" by John Yawger;
what is He to u.s. by George Little,
Sherman Owen and Wilfred Meslar;
CORDS of Love- by Mildred Brown;
Like Sands on the Seashore" by Will
liam Voegeli "The Message of the
Flowers" by Bessie Carpenter, Hazel
Washer and Ethel Gallagher; I'm
Gods Courts by Abbie DeGroot; duet
by Francis Carper and William Voc
geli; 'The Children's Guest" by Jane
Little; Standard Bearers" by IS
girls; Brave and Strong by Ella
Leonard; about Giving" by Ruth
Boniface; "Children's Day." by Hya-
cinth Rogers: ''What Makes Chill
dren's Day?" by Lulu Tompkins, Har-
riet Boniface, Cora Ayers and Stella
Wilson: Praise God for June by
Charles Brown; duet by Ruth Boni-
face and William Yoegeli; "The Lit
tie Lad" by Edna Jones; How to
have sunshine by K. Weller; "The
Little Ones He Blessed" by Lulu
Tompkins; "Jesus and the Children"
by many girls; "Our Offering by
William Voegeli; singing by primary
department and the closing hymn.
South Street Presbyterian.
Despite the drizzle just about three
there was a large number of the
Sunday School members present Sun
day at the annual Children's Day
exercises at the South Street Church.
The pulpit of the church was dec
GRATED with flowers and palms.
Ernest c. Ward, the superinten-
dent of the Sunday school, presided
The exercises opened with the song
The Childrens King" by the whole
school. Scripture reading led by Jas.
d. Rennick followed Rev. Alexander
MacColl, pastor of the church, led in
prayer, followed by the Lords Pray
er in concert
The school sang "Pure as the
Breath of Morning."
The secretary and treasurer of the
Sunday School and Elmer w. Romine
read their annual reports.
The school sang This Happy Day."
and the exercises of the primary de-
partment were listened to.
Then the school sang 81 Think
When l Read" after which the exer-
cises of the intermediate Department
were held.
The program was concluded with
the exception of Come Thou Al
mighty King" which was the finale,
by a short address by the pastor, Rev.
Alexander acColl
Junior Exercises.
Song, "a Special Day of Gladness"
Recitation. Hilda Mulberry
Duet and Chorus
Recitation, Meta Rennick
Song, Join in the Mighty Chorus"
Primary Department.
Chorus, "Children's Day"
Recitation-Ca Wright, Helen Cra-
mer, Willie Woodfield, Josephine Bur
nett and Alice Johnson.
Recitation, God Wants Boy"
Charles Krankshaw.
Chorus-"Gather them all for Jesus"
Recitation-"God Loves Us ALP
Virginia Burnett.
Recitation-Flower Girls Dorothy
Carroll, Louise Mininger,,, Margery
Meeker, Elizabeth Haycbck, Irma
Taylor; trio, Adelaide johnson, May
Dalrymple, Mamie Lucky, "Open the
gates for the Dear Little Feet'f
Recitation, God Thinks of the Lilies
May Young.
Chorus-"The Dear Lords Garden"
The reports of other ,Childrenis Day
exercises will appear tomorrow,
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