Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-12
Sse eiaI to the EVENING NBWs.

Prayer.
Children's Day Greeting, Norma
Cassidy.
Duet, Charlotte Hause and Mar
garet Campbell.
Recitation, Elizabeth Peterson.
"Such a Sunny Day" Marion
Campbell.
Dialogue, Charlotte Hause and
Earl Stratton.
Duet. Marjorie Berlew and Lucille
Massey.
"They Seem to Know" Ruth Ed
wards.
Song by Primary Department.
"The Best Way" Charles Massey.
attention ALL" Norman Edwards.
Offering.
Hymn by school, No, 16s.
Remarks by pastor, Rev. G.. l..
Allen.
Duet, Marion Cassidy and Helen
Peterson.
because He Loves Us So" Mil
bred Magee.
"Growing Better" Estelle Briskie.
'My Mission" Hazel Compton.
Solo, Evelyn Cassidy.
"What the Flowers Say" Theo-
nore Stratton.
"Daisy Folks" Mrs. Hause's class.
Recitation, Laura Client.
Recitation, Helen Peterson.
Hymn by school, No. 169.
Methodist Protestant.
Song by school.
Prayer by superintendent.
Song by school.
Welcome by Clayton Webb.
Recitation by Frank Freeman.
Recitation, GIVE" by Bessie Har-
ris. s.
Song by school.
"The Dolls Longing, by Evelyn
Freeman.
Little Missionaries" Iona Harris,
G~eorgianna Harris. Ethel Bloodgood.
Duet, by Evelyn Freeman and
Frank Freeman.
1.-THE Spare Minute" Bertha Pari-
sen.
"Something to Remember and
Do" by Blanche Ravens.
"a Prayer" by Harold Dill.
Song by the school.
Address by pastor.
Collection. H.
"The Message of Children's Day."
by>Andrew Dill.
1.-THE Other Side of the World"
Mabel Dill.
"sow the Gospel Seeds" Freda
Martin.
Recitation, Harry Petty.
Duet, Edith Freeman, Ethel Dill.
Ready for Service" Hazel Webb.
1.-THE Kings Message" Ethel Dill.
Song by the school.
Dialogue, bag of Wishes"
"The Duty Of Today" Clara Blood
good.
Song by school.
"The Unknown God" Lillian Har-
Tis.
sMaggie's Gift" Edith Freeman.
Song by school.
Recitation, Myrtle Hanzel.
Song by school.
Dialogue, "The Little Ones FOR
Jesus"
Song by school.
Methodist Episcopal.
The pastor and the Ushers Union
placed the decorations for the Chill
dren's Day exercises In the Methodist
Episcopal church. A large arch was
erected in the pulpit recess, made of
large squares of pasteboard repre-
senting blocks of marble. In the
centre of the arch was a keystone
and on each representative block OF
marble was a letter which, when
placed together, made the sentence,
HAnd a Little Child Shall Lead
Them" The background of the arch
was made of flowers.
The program was as follows:
Opening chorus, by the school, Hear
We the CALI" prayer, by the pastor;
singing, by the primary class; reclta-
ton. by Catharine Stratton; singing
by school, "Tell U.s." exercise, Our
Gift" by four girls; song, by eight
primary children; recitation, N
fure's Mission Mary Hendricks;
song, by the school. "Children's
Day" recitation, only a Little
Booklet" recitation, "All the Good
Things" Efie Flyers; song, by the
school, shepherd of ALL" recitation.
''The Giver Of ALL" Harold Stratton;
.'The Nobleman's Son." Frank Com
niger; song, Homeland, Countless
Voices" Nellie Buchanan; exercise,
tChime Of the Bells" recitation, by
Ruth Locker; chorus, blythe school,
SIN the Masters Service;" recitation,
s'The Children's Crusade" by Ray
mond Dowdell; Countless Voices"
Willie Buchanan; exercise, what
God Wants." Harold Stratton, Ray
mond Dowdell, Frank Gominger and
William King; collection; closing
chorus. 81 VIII Follow Thee" bene-
diction.