The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-03-30
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The Easter service held III the NJ E'
church Sunday at IL was in every way
success. Those who took part deserve
great credit. as well as those who assisted
in training and practicing the little ones
for the occasion. There was a fairly good
attendance, notwithstanding the fact that
many oft men went down the river this
morning. Following is the program rem
dered; Opening song, Hail Happy
Springtime;' the Lords prayer in concert;
scripture reading, Matthew 2Sl-lOi song,
"Christ the Lord is Risen To-day; recita-
ton. "Alive Again, Inez Van Horn; rec
itation, "What | Mean to Do Delmore
McAboy; recitation, God wants us to be
Glad, Sarah Royer; motion song 80 Sun
Beams Bright; recitation, Easter Sunday
Eugene Cook; recitation, Easter Lilies,
Stella Heasley; song, "Strains of Victory
recitation, "The Risen King" Beulah
Brenneman; exercise "The Gardeners,
Infant Glass; recitation, Easter Bonnets, "
Laura Coon; recitation, 1.-TWO Offerings, "
Don Kahle; recitation, "The Reason Why, "
Braden Cook; duet, "Blue Birds Bring to
Us Again." recitation, Spring Song, "
Ruth, Wilma and Della; recitation, "Side
Lights, Sophia Mechling; song, "Flowers
Awake" recitation, "My Easter Flowers,
Edith VanHorn; recitation, MARY, Mar
ion Cassatt; exercise Glass of Girls; S. 5.
prizes to be given address by the Pastors
song, Praise His Name Forever an
nouncements and benediction.
The writer attended an entertainment al
Cooksburg, Friday night which was given
by home talent. All went nicely, 9
splendid program being arranged and
splendidly executed.
A. r. Slaughenhaupt went to Tionesta
this week and brought back with him Mrs
Wm. Slaugenhaupt his daughter-in-law
Rev. Jas. f. McAboy preached at the
Free Methodist church Monday night fol
Rev. S. Stimer, who is conducting revival
services at that place.
The people at Blue Ridge NJ. L. church
have lately papered the church and art
talking of starting a cemetery at that place
These people do not always talk, but dc
it now.
Rev. ]. Bell Neff will preach at Blu,
Ridge Saturday, April 16, at 3 P. NJ, anC
at Redclyffe, Saturday and Sunday, Apri
16 and II. He will hold the third quarterl!
conference at Redclyffe, Saturday at s P. NJ
He will also preach Sunday morning at l
and administer the Sacrament of the Lord
Supper. All are invited to all these service:
Leo Braden has been tearing down tn
rig at Greenwood preparatory to drillin
again. May the good work go on. Success
Leo.
The Fitzgerald school closed last MOI
day, after most successful term. tt
teacher, Mr.. Terrill, has the friendship (
the entire community, and the writer h
heard several express the desire to ha
him return for another year. Since closil
school Mr.. Terrill has been visiting amol
r his scholars.
Mrs. A. r. Mechling has been sick for
/ few days, but is better.
: Rev. and Mrs. ]. f. McAboy were
= Squire Cooks for dinner Thursday.
o Alex Caughey and Robert Henders
were at Cooksburg attending the ent,
e tainment Friday night.
n The friends of r. w. Brenneman will
panied to hear of his serious illness. He
e not expected to survive the night (Sund
night. His children are at his bedsi
,e and nothing is being left undone that W
4. in any measure alleviate his suffering,
= took suddenly sick Wednesday in the ST.
" and was helped home and soon after
n. came unconscious. He has been a Me
at odist for many years and will be missed
many when called to his reward. He
m reconciled to his fate, telling the wri
that all was settled and he was ready
meet his Maker any time. The fam
have the sympathy of their many frier
Rev. j. Strayer closed his meeting
y Eddyburn with very gratifying results.
ne The high school finishes its work for t
r term Monday, the 2Sth, after very succ
nc full year.
ne Next Sunday is the regular preach
ad day at Greenwood. Subject "The Ri
RS Lord" All are invited to this and all OF
er services.
cd Fred Miller of Blue Ridge has gone
ee West Virginia and is working on a
ng mill. His wife expects to move there
the near future.
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On AN interesting side light is thrown
.th the cnrrant hiph nrices of fnndstnffs