The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-04-03

Promotion day exercises at the First
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
were unusually interesting. There
we're ~ graduates I'm all. The exer-
cises were opened by prayer by Rev
@. NJ. Ruurke. The cradle Roll ba-
bies were welcomed by Mis- Amy
ovens and the little ones told what
they knew. A song by the school was
followed by the presentation of diph-
mas bv Miss Elma Church. superin-
tendent of the Cradle Roll department.
Following Is a list Of the little folks
in this department.
james Foy Merkel, Margaret curl
Robert Wayne Smith, John uhler
Vorhees. Hazel neigler Cornelia Nash
Marion O'Dowd, Glenna Nellie Ftes'
Lucille Walters, Carol Born, John
Kline Bartram, Chester Kenyon, Bess
virginia Lott, Robert Barrac' OAR
rell DeLong. Florence Stengle, Henry
Mickey. Roy Montgomery. SGoy van
seov Grace Iscah Brady, Zach Barnes
Hourhton. Robert Edmund ,ConleN'
William Bishop Ethel Montgomery
Frederick Tell Welsh, Lottie Belle
Welsh and Edgar DeWolfe.
In the Beginners department oil
which Miss Emma Thompson is su-
,erintendent. supplemental work by
the class was followed by the welcome
20 beginners by Miss Eugenla Selby'
the welcome being responded to by
Miriam Cunningham. The presehta-
tion of diplomas followed song Dy
the class. The graduates are;
Dorothy Baker. Ruth Biddle' Ma
rion Conlcy. Margaret Bryan car
ance Dahr. Bessie Diller, Miriam Mar
,hal Cunningham, Mildred Crow
Marjorie Barrac. Martha Cook, Her
man Felty, Walter Creasap. Rober'
Gunder. Robert IIarr, George Lee
Dunbar John Allen McNeal, Phillip
CUTLERY. Edmund Dairy, Donald Ton
| uett. WAYNE McCurdy, Catherine
Brady. Helen Roby, Pauline Royer'
| ,atherine Closer, Bonnie Louise Lott
| lane Prann. Amy Bennett Ovens ana
| Louise Starner.
The exercises I'm the Primary de-
| ,artment were unusually interesting
| This is the thirtieth class to be grad
Iuated by Mrs. ID. l.. Sellers, superin-
tendent OF the department. A elass
| ,ong opened the exercises Paul
| Nickley, delivered the salutatory and
the class recited the Creed, the Lord's
I prayer and the first Psalm.
This was followed by motion eNer-
| ises the Apostles drill and the Bea-
| Itude by the class. An object lesson
| rom the twenty-thrd Psalm was
given by Esther Bartram. The Seed
| sewers" one Of the classes, sang a
chant and the class gave Bible driil
4 recitation. Grown Him." by Edna
Merchant. was followed by song by
| the little beginners, entitled als'
Grown Him"
Little Gertrude Selby reclted "Wor
shin Him" and the entire class theT
knelt about a large cross while Edni
erchant sang "In the Cross of Chris
II Glory" and Harriet Butcher recite'
The Way Of the Cross. " The ten com
mandments were recited by the class
followed by a song by the "WilllnI
Workers" class. Charles Pittinge
and Edna Merchant related the clas
history and the valedictory was givei
by Dolf Cheney. The diplomas wer'
then presented and Mrs, Sellers turn
ed the class over to Mrs. Jonas Conck
hin. superintendent of the Junior de
partment. d. G. Nelson, superlnten
dent of the Presbyterian Sunda'
school. made some appropriate re
marks and Rev. G.. M. Rourke mad
an address to the class.
Mrs. Sellers was presented with
handsome bouquet of CARNATIONS b
the class which then marched into tn
form of a letter NJ, signifying Marion
and sang a good bye song, The mem
bers OF this class are Mary Edna Nc
CLAIM. Mary Elizabeth Ellery, Lucil
Bowlus. Ethel Hinamon, Harriet Ern
estine Butcher, Cecil Ellery, Hele
stengle. Edna Ray Merchant Ev
Marie Gee, Grace Smallwood, Esthe
Bartram. Gertrude Selby, Edmun
Welsh. Carl Mickey, Fred Dewitt
Creasap, Dolf Cheney, Arthur Ws.n
Wilhelm, cleo zelbert Sagle, Francl
, Houser Davidson, Charles Mahlo
! Pittinger aud Frederick Tschanen.