The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-06-12
CH|LDRENS DAY
SERVICES To- Be
HELD TOMORROW
References to Flag Day Also
viii Be Made from Many
Pulpits.
SPECIAL PROGRAMS
HAVE BEEN ARRANGED
The Rev. 7. Arid MOffat to
Preach in First COngrega-
tiOnal Church.

Children's Day services will be held
tomorrow in many Newark churches.
Reference will also be made in most of
the pulpits to Flag Day on Monday.
One Of the most elaborate programs
will take place at the First Congrega-
tionaI Church. The program for the
morning service is:
Organ prelude, Mrs. Carrie J. Marsh,
9rganist; professional. Brightly Cleans
Our Banner School; invocation. the Rev.
I. Arid Moffat, pastor; Scripture, sd Psalm,
led by SANFORD Hal; doxology, School and
congregation; motion song with recitation,
Church Bells" Beginners. song. The First
Chiidren's Day." Primary, address, Gods
Carr Mr.. Moffat; rite Of baptism admins
tered; baptismal chant. God Bless Thee, "
Chafch quartet; presentation of cradle roll
CERT acates to William Allen Cobb, Herbert
EDWARD Dittman, William Cook French,
Frederick GATES Haines, Harold Dlihu Hub
h2rd. Gordon Bates McRae, Arthur George
tTersfeiGer, Fau! Hoffman Thatcher, Chris
the Durham, Marion Beatrice Dunn, Mabel
Marie Eibler, Janet Eizabech Jones, Doro-
thy Metzieti Marion Grace Overflow, Mar
garet Louie Smith, Harriet Louise Stultz;
song. +'Biess Al Our Cradle Babies Be-
Kiuners; recitation. Elizabeth Stone; pre-
ssntation Of eltliicates TO cradle roll grad
cetes 60 Dorothy Crane, Virginia irene
smith, Wilbur Davis, Joseph. Todd Harri-
son, IT.. Arthur Francis Hubbard, Philips
Cook Striker, Frederick William Tuck,
William Iegall Tuck, Michael Tomasko;
recitation and song. Jesus Loves Me"
6sTs1asls, presentation of certificates to
graduates from beginners department to
Ruth Baldwin, Victoria Ehney, Anna Hen
ic1er, Gertrude Kaufman, Elvira Knoth,
Emile Krausse. Gladys Mcdonald, Edith
Mnirhead Nina Parker, Emma Pitman,
Virginia Ribbans, Dorothy Williams, Willie
Betzel. Edward banks, Lester Dunn, Fred
eick c. Fischer, George Ford, Harry
Greaves, Edward McMsnamy. Norman
4yeTts1.. k kennsSh wi EoDlns orsseuta s3tO;
Of certificates to graduates from primary
department to Gladys Archer, Aida Buck
aloo, Gertrude Butchenow, Mildred Davids,
Schaal, Lillian Shuster. Clarissa Sickles,
Ethel Taylor, Helen Weber, Beatrice
mite, Stuart Clark, Wilbur Durham, san
Edgar Warren Shannon. Ogden Skillman
motion song, Swinging. primary depart
ment; announcements, Arthur N. Clarke,
superintendent; Offering taken by four In
Read That Sweet Story" Mrs. e. II.
Woolson promotion exercises OF junior &c
partment; presentation OF certincates 70
graduates from junior department to ed
win Adams, Ralph Backus, James Lund-
quist, Bernard Schaal, Elsie Durer, Alda
Fischer. Anna Knapp, Helen hurscnenkel,
Ruth Mills, Harriet White; sunbeam song,
beginners; song, The Sweet June Days,
intermediate and junior departments; bene-
diction, the Rev. Mr.. Moffat.
Children's day will be observed TO-
morrow in the Sixth Presbyterian
CnurC0 WITH SD6C1dl SCI NuCCS lllOli III
and evening. At the morning service
the primary and beginners depart
ments will take part by speaking and
singing. Children will also be bap-
tized. AT the evening service an object
lesson, entitled II Am the Door" GHl
be given by the other departments of
the school and the choir. The pastor,
the Rev. DR.. Davis w. Lusk, will make
- L.fAF A11~aae hnfh tAnrntn O and ave-
ming. The Tuesday evening prayer
meeting will be addressed by Miss
Frances NJ. Hedden on Some impress
sions of the Southland" Miss Hedden
has recently visited New Orleans and
other Southern cities. The prayer
meeting will be followed by a reception
to Ernest Belden Hart, the assistant
pastor.
Al st. Luke's M. E. Church the an
nual children's day service will be held
tomorrow morning at 1880 in the audi
torium of the church. The public is in
vited to this service. The evening
music will be: Anthem, Father Keep
Us In Thy Care" Sullivan-Hodges; an
them, Kingdom of Love-" Rodney
Nevin.
At the High Street Presbyterian
Church the children's day program will
a k place at 3 .. m.
The Rev. DIR. A. c. McCrea. pastor
OF the Centenary Methodist Episcopal
Church, has arranged an elaborate
program for Sunday. The children's
services will be held at 1890 o'clock.
There will be a special feature by the
members of the main school and mem
bers of the intermediate department.
The choir will also render a special
musical program, and DIR. McCrea will
deliver a sermon for the children. At
2.30 in the afternoon the exercises will
be In charge of the beginners and
primary department. In the evening
the members Of the congregation will
join in the celebration, and there will
also be a special musical program by
the choir, assisted by Mrs. Elizabeth
Leonard, soprano.
In the Sixth Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Davis W. Lusk. pastor. will have
both morning and evening celebrations.
r. the morning the primary department
WI be in charge of the exercises. There
v1ll be a special Children's Day ser
mon by the pastor. A special anthem,
Il An the Lord will be sung by u
choir Of twenty voices. In the evening
there will be a repetition of the morn
ing program by the members of the
larger schoch There will also be a SER
mon ~ the pastor, and the congrega-
fion wi' io in the celebration.
Chiliffn Jay VIII be observed in the
Poop fe'7oie, IS Clifton street, to-
MORO when tie children VIII
rendel scial program under the di-
rectior sfr. and Mrs. Lindsay. An
Other feature wiIl be the christening of \
one D. file little children from the Pat
tie Watkins Home, at Murray Hill. The
ms IRON. Miss N. Boinay, viii bring lit
tie Ruth 10 the service, and with her
& ~ stfplt, Miss England, will take part
e fhe ceremony.
The Eible school will have charge
OF the morning exercises in the Belle
VILE Avenue Church Sunday. Diplomas
will be awarded to those scholars grad
uating from one department to another.
Small children will be baptised. The
afternoon session Of the school will be
omitted. At the evening worship the
pastor will speak of The Law of
c~haraeter."