Evening journal., 1911-11-06
WEST SCHOOL
ANNIVERSARY
Children Present Happy Pro-
gram as New Year Of
Wsrk is Entered Upon
SCHOOL NOW HAS
ENROLMENT OF 1881 PUPILS

its establishment in a manner bohn'Tgl
the great success it has achieved. Ni,h
crowded special services during inc
day and an anniversary program ia ne
evening so well attended that dls,es
and vestibule were crowded.
The auditorium was beautifully dec
GRATED with autumn leaves, made !ntO
lattice work bower on the Stage
The committee in charge were l. A.
Thomas, chairman; Miss Larison. .aisa
Mary l. Jones, Miss Jessie Brown, L.
w. Crcssan, J. b. Carpenter, Mrs. Jcn-
ME Baird, Mrs. G. Il. Beale Miss Grace
Baird, director Of the childrens oXcs-
cises. Miss Anna r. Brown, pianist.
One of the most pleasing eye~-
cises was cantata. "The Mas Ur's
Vineyard" by pupils. The Sunday
School Orchestra played with Spirit
and excellence, and the singing by tic
school was an inspiration. Both ll1tle
folks and older students gave reDito-
tions with marked ability. Reports
were given by the various ofiicia,a os
the school, Archibald NJ Vain, super
intendent of the Italian Mission
School, II L. Cloud superintendent
Baird Memorial Mission School
Charles N. Bower. superintendent oil
West Sunday School, reported total re-
ceipis during the year of nearly $4,000
and a banner enrolment of 1881, With
an average attendance each Sunday OF
708. Mr.. Bower paid a special tribute
to the late Mrs. A. n. Keigwin
Addresses were made by the secre-
tary Of the Y. M c. A.. Philip M. Col
bert, and by the pastor. the Rev. Ale@-
ander Alison. Jr.
The honor roll for perfect attond-
ance includes Samuel Appleby, who
has not missed session of Sabbath
school for 15 years; Lillian Walker,
3 years, Marguerite Milliken. aged 6;
Lewis Mink. aged 5 William Craw-
ford. aged 4; Marguerite Crawl ,rd.
aged 4: Dorothy Murphy. aged 3; Jes-
sic Thompson, aged 2; john Bonner,
Charles Allen, ella Walker, Shirley
Thompson, Anna Grier. Alexander All
SON. Sd; Anna Mink. John II. Hudson |
Helen MacFarland, Valentine Alison.
Ethel Grier, Ralph Grier. Sarah Rey-
burn, T. II. Richardson and Ernest J..
Start, each 1 year; Allis Applebv IL
years; Willard Foster. aged q William |
Milliken, aged 8; Anna Crawford, aged |
4: David Crawford aged 4; Ella Mink |
aged 3: Lauretta Searles, aged 2, Snd
Robert Stuart, aged years.
The list OF promotions follows:
From Cradle Roll TO Beginners
Margaret Glbason. Katharine Ferris, |
Marion Lodnum, Elya Keithly. Perla |
Pierson. Ethel Fell Dorothy Hayes,
Marion Bradley. Flora Main, Martha
Weaver, Phyllis Morrison. elmer
Messeroll. George Merritt, Myron
Henderer, Lusby Mccoy. Leonard
51lre Ibb William Ash. Casper Martin.
'ss' From Beginners to Primary--John
Auten. Helen Barrett. Dudley Barrett,
Isabella Biddle, Adalene Belts Mar
earet Bruce. Helen Braddock, Henry
Ferris. Ruth Fell, Thomas Goslin,
Elmer Hafer, Martha Hill, Mary JEFF
ferris, Millard Lynch J. Wallace Lot
tab. Jr.. Clyde Livermore. Donald Nc
gaw, Sylvia Midlam. James Main,
Ralph Mills. Edna pierson. Harvey
Tatman, James White. Hazel Walker,
Howard Wilson. Richard Wier.
From Primary TO Junior-Mildred
Aldrich. Madeline Brown, Blanche
Beck, Anna Crawford. Helen Beatson,
Greta Cox. Ruth Chrisiy, Frances
Denny. Mildred Sanders. Mildred
Mills, Alice Marsden, Mary Mink. Ruth
Ousley. Helen Pierson. Genevieve
Ritchie, Mary Reed Elizabeth Derry,
Leroy Corkran. William Cook. viii
liam Davidson. Frank Frazer, David
Reed Geer, William Greenwood, Elmer
McGeachie. Eloise Dickey, Emma Gra-
ham, Beulah Edwards. Gertrude
Hitch. Ethel Hafer. Alice Kee. Helen
McCleary, Lillian Kates. Ruth McIn-
tyre. Margaret Tatman. Jessie Thomp-
son, Jennie Waters. Emily Whitaker,
Mildred Fulmer. Elizabeth Gebhart.
Evelyn Mayne Bessie Mcclure, Edith
Weyl Frank Pierson, Logan Sterling,
William Rourke, Ralph Springer. Ed
ward Stauffer, Robert Wilson, Elliott
Clark
From Junior to Advanced Junior
Grace Anderson. Miriam A. Braddock,
Leonore r. Booker. Jenctte A. Chance,
Myrtle H. Clark. Lillian NJ. Dickerson,
Mary L. Evans, Florence ID. Fuller,
Marguerite S. Faust Dorothy 70. Gran
dell, NJ. Emma Keithley, Helen u. Kel-
ley. Ella G. Kee. Alice E. Lyman,
Madeline q. Mayne. Ella F. Mink,
Edna f. Moffatt. Mildred Murdock,
Katharine r. McRae. Annabelle T. Nc
Kes. Ellen NJ Price. Gertrude NJ. Pyle,
Esther +. Peacock, Hilda M. Sinclear,
r. Blanche Salfner, Vernon y. Van
Note. Dorothy NJ. Vernon. Elizabeth
b. White, Elenor NJ. Wilson, Florence
Wallick. Alexander Alison. 3rd. Il.
/. Emerson Bauman, Leslie M. Chance
Clarence T. Donovan. Nelson IL. w.
Fritz, II. Wendall Gray. Harold f.
Gibbores, Edgar A. Hathaway. Ray
mond B. Johnson, 3. Frances Lowell,
Harold v. Lang. Franklin II. Lyman,
Russell r.. Moore, John X. Norris,
Paul W. Reynolds, c. Millard Single
ton, William T. Sawyer Jr.. John
Volkman. Charles w. Woodrow.
From Advanced Junior TO lnterme-
diate-Alyan Allen. John Brooks
John Dunbar, Edwin Calvin. FRANK
Greenwood, Chandler Hendrickson
se<is Harris. Howard Mills, Henry
Marston. Albert Mcdowell. Morris
Pierson. Cooper Reed. Willard Yer
non Edward Welch Morris Worrall
Charles Woolrey. Walter Miller. Cor
ID. don Hafer. Paul Beecher. Mary Nor
dan rison. Clara Reynolds, Edna Scott
ishegelcie Sanders, Elya Lee, Mildred
scalr0ole Rowena Kee, Mary Faust
lus Anna Sullivan. Helen Merritt. ANN
h. Grier. Marguerite Crawford, Uni
Piers0n, Willard Triggs. Marvin
Truss, Helen Taylor. Mabel Wallicb
Anna Winkler, Ida Turner, Margare
Saville, Ethel Seal. Mildred Stooks
Margaret Stirling. Dalina Reed, Sa
Tah Reyburn. Laura Peacock, Mil
dred Releigh. Mary Nichols. Mar
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