The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1911-06-17

Stafford. Elegant refreshments were
served.
Some Of the people to whom THE
APPEAL is as regularly sent as it is
issued-and that is every Saturday.
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Children's Day at Pilgrim Baptist
church last Sunday was admirably OBJ
served. The pupils of the school ex-
hibited wonderful knowledge of the
Bible, much of which they had COM
mitted to memory. There was large
audience present that was highly
pleased with the program following.
:: Organ Voluntary.
Il Miss Ida Mae Johnson
Song, '"On ward Christian Sol
uler 49,. School
Prayer Deacon Kinnebrew
Responsive Reading
supt. W. T. Francis
Song, Holy, Holy, Holy. School
Twenty minutes with the Primary
Dept. under Mesdames James
and Francis.
Recitation ......... Orlando Smith
song School
recitation. ........... M. Barksdale
Recitation ........... Maurice Coins
Solo .... 60 =. Miss Gertrude Howard
Lesson Review. Mrs. Laura Hickman
Recitation. 80. Miss Mary Fletcher
Solo. Miss COrnelia Gordon
Song, abide With Me- i. School
An account of the splendid enter
tainment given by the Boys Culture
Club at Tschida Hall, Friday evening,
June 2, should have appeared in the
last issue, but it was Inadvertently
omitted. There was splendid crowd
present that was highly entertained
by the excellent work of the boys
under the guidance of Mr.. Henry
Crawford, their physical director. The
boys showed great proficiency in their
work and received rounds of applause
as they proceeded. The program con-
sisted Of: Dumb bell drill, club; box
ing bout, Kennedy and Brown Wrest-
ling bout, P. Crane and w. Strong;
apparatus drill on horse, squad; wrest-
ling bout, N. Turner and I. Barksdale;
wand drill, club; boxing bout, Weir.
and Walton; club and torch swing
ing, Prof. c. r. Rothfuss; apparatus
drill on parallel bars, squad; fancy
drill, club. The music for the exer-
cises was furnished by Miss Ida May
. Johnson. The club under the able
management of Mr.. NJ. A. Boiling, the
organizer of it has become to be one
! of the institutions Of the city Of which
! the citizens are justly proud This
/ was the fourth annual and of course
the best entertainment the club has
given. Manager Boiling got out a
very nice SPACE program contain
ling sixteen spaces for advertising and
the fact that fourteen of these we're.
occupied by our own people is sub
stantial evidence Of their interest in.
I the club The other two spaces we're
! occupied by dealers in athletic out
i fits who thus showed their apprec:a-
! ton OF the patronage they had re-