Middletown transcript., 1910-06-18
ODESSA

Rev. j. Howard Grey ana Vile were
Wilmington visitors this week.
The P. o. S. of A. held a special bust.
ness meeting Wednesday evening.
Miss Lucy Appleton was visitor at
Massey Station several days last week.
Mrs. Hester Shape, OF Chester, Pa,
spent several days last week with friends
here.
Miss Ethel Berry. OF Baltimore, spent
last week with her mother, Mrs. Anne
B. Berry.
Mr.. Otto Mueblberger, of Philadelphia,
spent several days last week with relatives
here.
Miss Ethel Taylor, or Black bird, was
the guest of Mrs. Eliza Appleton several
days last week.
Miss Alice Mccoy returned home Tues
day, after pleasant two weeks visit with
relatives in Galena, Md.
Capt. W. Rhein, of Philadelphia, is
spending sometime with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Rhein.
Miss Emma Eccles attended the wed.
ding reception of her cousin, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Skelienger, Wednesday
last.
Misses Jeanette and Helen Watkins
who have been attending school at Bairs-
town, N. j., are home for the summer
vacation.
Only part of the program was rendered,
Thursday evening last at the Organ Re-
cital and Musicale in the Drawers Pres
byterian Church, on account of the heavy
rain storm, which continued throughout
the entire evening. 1t vas decided to re-
turn the tickets to those present and have
the musicale in full the following We'd
nesday evening, thus giving an oppor-
| tunity to those in the country and at dis
tance to attend who had purchased tickets
| The few selections rendered by the
Estey Co., composed of Henry S. Fry,
Organist; Frank M. Comfy, Basso; Helen
G. Griffith, Reader; Adelaide K. Comfy,
Soprano, of Philadelphia; were excellent
and highly appreciated by those present
An ice cream and cake social was held
in the lower rooms Of the church.
The St. Pauls NJ. E. Sunday School
rendered their annual Children's Day
services, Sunday evening, before large
and appreciative audience.
The church was most beautifully
decorated for the occasion with greens and
large punches of white Ascension lilies.
The program was unusually fine this
| year, due to the untiring interest of Mr..
Joseph g. Brown, in drilling the children
and older classes.
| The program was entitled "In Verdure
Glad" by ]. Lincoln Hall and Elsie Dun
can Hale. Hall and Mack, Publishers
The entire service was most beautifully
rendered throughout. No word of ap.
/ probation could express what Mr.. Brown
has done for the Sunday School, or his
/ loving interest in each scholar.
The following program was rendered.
Organ. March
Singing, "BIess The Lord 0 ye Lands, -
School
Prayer................. J. H. Gray
| Singing, "a Father Love" "............Schoo
Exercises, "Roses Red and Roses White, +"
Glass of girls
Exercise, "What we can do, Primary
Department.
Singing, Summer Crowns The Earth"
School
Exercise, Bringing. ".......... Glass OF boys
Singing, "SwiRg Brides, "...Class OF girls
Singing, 'In Living Green.
Recitation, ''Smiles are ripe in June," "
Louise Mccoy
Recitation, "Daisy told me SOL ........C Cath
crime Rose
Singing, "Pretty Flowers Glass of girls
Recitation, "Junetide" Anna May Berry
Singing 1--WE love the Sunday SCHOOL,
Primary Department
Singing, "HiIlsin Beauty Vernal" School
Exercise, "The Scales. ......Class of girls
Singing, "The Glory of Summer" School
Recitation, ''Roses" ............E Emily Webb
Singing, "Be On Time" "......CIass of girls
Recitation, Reporters" ...........Norman
Ward, Walter West, Raynor Carrow
Singing, "The song of all creation" School
Address..... ........."......ReV j. d. Gray
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