Evening journal., 1910-11-07
Little Folks Entertain Delight
fully at West Anniver-
Sary Exercises
PRIZES FOR CHILDREN
WHO WIN PROMOTION

tOuiu hpl dlNcnu tue ledluIt Ol tue |
evening. a tableauX entitled THE !
Story Of Pasture Field" viii be re-
peated in the church an Thursday
evening, when the Women's Mission
airy Society will be addressed by
Francis T.. Higgins. known as the SKY
Pilot among the lumbermen of the
West.
The pulpit setting for the exercises
last night was most inviting. II rep
resented a pasture field resting on a
rock plateau and on either side were
saplings containing their autumn To-
liage. In the front arose small trees
and extending to each other directly
across the pulpit was an electric sign
containing the words, THE Lord Is
My shepherd In the rear and sit
ting on the platform which arose to
the top We're the small children VINO
represented the lambs.
Seated on the sides were the shep-
herdesses and shephrds with their
crooks and stats, and the effect was
pleasing To add to the musical fea-
ture of the evening, large string Or
chestra played sacred music and this
combined with the singing was mu-
cical treat.
The address of welcome was de-
livered by Lewis c. F'itz. This was
followed by singing, and the report OF
Charles ~ Bower, the superintendent
of the school, was then read by MT.
Bower. 1t follows:
officers. IA; membership OF male
adult classes, III; female, 23t; total,
! 34S: senior, t42; female. 224; total,
/ 366: intermediate. male 3S, female, ~,
total. 50: advanced junior, male b2i
female, ~; total. 1874; junior, male, 6zi
female, 6S; total, 1870; primary, male,
66: female, 1903; total, l69i beginners
male. 90; female, 81; total, so; orches-
ira. c. home department, 81, and era
die department, 40; grand total, l,4SO.
The report of the attendance showed
chat the total was 34,29l for the past
twelve months; average for ten
months. 74S; average attendance, male
AS per cent. female, 43 per cent.
The financial report stated that
during the past twelve years the
school had spent S4,3Si.90 for church
debt and improvement; missions, So
asa. AZ; expenses, S12.322.lS. During
me vear the following WAS accom-
nlished. General expenses. 9izo.49
norish helpers, $500; chorister, sou
orchestra. S2l0; Improvement ana iui'
niturc SS37 Sc: home mission, 500
foreien mission, 800; expenses OF an
niversarv and other celebrations
l g345.O3; grand total. S3,2beso.
D Following the report OF the super
n intendent the audience sang Whe
4 Ne Are Gathered Home which wa
s followed BY the reception OF the scho
J. ars who had won promotion. TO thel
!, 1rizes were awarded. Superintendent
: lower presenting the Bibles ana cel
6cates; diplomas by Mr.. Trigg an
the pastor presented the class pms
After several recitations and sine
e ing. the pastor stated that the scno'
g would try for the 1000 marx durln
[ the coming year.
4 The treat of the evening, was Whe
: the STORY Of the Pasture Field wa
, presented by the children.
At the conclusion OF the exercise
and prior to the singing or 'hosahla
the lights I'm the church we're eAun
= guished and the large sign was llluihl
; mated. AS the little ones on the pial
$ form assumed a frightened posture az
= angel apeared wearing an elec,l =
, light on her brow as a star. WIN ina
. the children broke out IN song an
the entertainment came 10 CLOSE VIZ VIZ
the singing OF It'll we Meet loe
Good Bye" AS the lights We're tuIne ,,'
on the choir sang Follow Giaoiy roi
r low" ..,.,e.,,
$ children taking part in the taoleau
n were A.,
!. Pierson, Edith SAWYER huth Ocnei .0-ss''i
: tree: hephords--Edward StuIel
N ]
n paul REYNOLDS and Valentine Allsoi
q onening recitation, "The Lambs Of tn
o Fiock" Helen Scott. The brooklel
!, eongL Mary Mink, Rebecca Clarl
Ethel Grier. Ruth Murphy Ella MINI
= putb NcIntyre Verona Van Not
IS FLORENCE Fuller, Marguerite Clymel
a Ance NIarston. Edith Weyle. The Dan
n deiion song-Jessie Thomson, Mario
II Kersbaw. Annie CrawfordS Doroth
\. NoRae. Song Of the Crickets-Joh
= Alison. Madeline Fell, Helen Lanerl!
William Crawford. Christine Alisoi
y Katherine Lockerman, Millard CraN
: ford Ruth Christy, Marguerite Ciy
IT mer Margaret Pierson, Frank flersoi
d Jeseie Thomson, Gavin Ihomsol
v Eleanor lie Carpenter, Janet Hardi
Myrtle Brown. Flower Song-sol'
Ruth Haines. (Shepherdess) howe
= chorus-Victorin Hendrickson Grae
Anderson, Alice Leach, Gertrude Pyi
Katherine McRae, Ethel jackson
"Song of the Lost Lamb Solo, Jan'
Hardie Solo. Edith Sawyer, Lamps-
Madeline Fell. Dorothy McRae, Jess
'e thomson. Ruth Christy, Myrtle Brow
Marguerite Clymer, Mildred MIL
In Helen Lafferty. Angel, Leila William
son.
, PromOtiOn for Many Pupils.
d. These promotions were made
- TO Senior Department-Bessie
- BROOKS. Florence Crowl. Mary y. era
|, Agnes V. Reynolds, Nina l.. Peacoc
pearl Bottomley. Edith Carey. &c
trude +. Davidson, Ella w. GlODol
Myrtle Louth. Greta II. McElwee, ELI
Nj Iudlam, Elizabeth A. Meredi'
i Emily c. Newman, Rachel n. RANT
i Mabel M. Smith, Anna c. Thompse
\ Nvrtle Worrall. Lena Bennett. Hell
Il Rarklev. Edna Barkley, Grace CleVe
II ger. Marie Clymer. Eleanor MORO
Josephine Marston, Helen Mary
Robert simmons, Allis B. Applet
Miriam Cameron, Edith Z. Grifh
81 Mildred s. Hoopes, Henrietta MacW
Uams. Elizabeth Pennell, Natalie Sn'
q nard Florence S. Carpenter, Asa
n Adair. Charles T. Baird, Albert Gro
a grove, Jr., Elwood NJ. Crossgro
Hazel B. Dempsey, Isaac w. CIR
n Angus Calvin, William K. king, III
q B. Bauman, Alfred Carey, John Da'
n Irwin j. Dill Ralph Grier, Sam
q Kerns, Ollie Mcclure, James
q Welch, Ellsworth Wilson, S. Carl
q Yearsley, Charles v Cleaver' Mer