The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1912-04-11
VERY
Beautiful Easter Service is
Held in. a Church at
Adamston-

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tor Of the ,Adamston United Breth-
rem church. assisted by the Sunday
school and ladies of the congrega-
ton, presented among the most beau
ttful Easter services ever held in this
section of the state.
The service was, instructive. 1t
represented the Transformed
Cross" built on the chancel near
snow white cross nine feet high and
ten inches square. Just above il
was a white dove with out-spread
wings. In the foreground and i'm
mediately in front OF the cross was
the baptismal fountain, which threw
a stream of sparkling water three
feet high. The chancel rail- was
dressed in pure white with purple
bands every eighteen inches. Ly-
ing on the bed OF green white i'm
mediately under the chancel rail
were thirty dozen easter eggs in nine
colors. Within the chancel was a
beautiful profusion Of ferns, flowers
and rare plants. The baptismal ser
vice was exceptionally impressive
and graceful; eight children, knelt
on cushions placed inside the chan
eel, the older candidates kneeling at
the chancel. The pastor was as
sisted In the baptismal service by
Mrs. E. V. Hale. Mrs. ]. C. Schultz
and Miss Lillian Crickenberger. The
baptisnial flowers were carnations
The following were baptized: Pearl
Hartman, of Wilsonburg; Clarice
Christine Hale, Lester Clyde Bohl-
man, Charles Uriah Miller, Lyle
Drummond Murphy, Catherine Nc
Bride, James Lester Fitzpatrick
Virginia Fitzpatrick, Eugen Harry
Bohlman, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Bohlman, and Mrs. opar
Davidson.
AT the morning service the fol.
lowing numbers we're rendered:
"The Little Flowers Charles
Miller. r. u. ~. -.
Easter Tide"-Ruby Kimball
Edward Gump.
Jesus. is Risen Christine Hale
song-=".What the Lilies say" be,
fginners' class under the direction OF
Mrs. Hale and. Miss Robinson.
MY Easter Lily''-Lester Clyde
Bohlman.
!, What. the Lilies say"-William
Rule Carr. a.f
". EssttssE Eq VII iishP"T=7tylo DFummond
Could the Flowers speak"-Au-
dry Vancourt. Dave. Griffith, Thel,
: ma Davisson, Virginia Mcfarland.
i How Do the Flowers Grow"?-.
Thelma Robinson, Robert Frazier
Frankie Kemper, Harold Bohlman,
: Erma Grimm, Bonnie Kemper, Glada
: .Keirnen, Teddy Memper.
Did You ,Ever"v--7Gladys Price.
Consider the Lilles"virginia
Davidson, Gibson Bumgardnes
Beatrice Scory.
1 I've Nearly Learned to Whistle"
Raymond sehon. .,
Recitation-Annette McFarlin.
Evening Service.
Lovely Spring" Baxter.
THE Dead Behind the stone"-
: syble Schultz.
t wake Lilies"-Pearl Griffith,
Daisy Livingood, osa Wolf.
Gan Easter .vision"-Daisy Lii
vingood, BeulaAs Bumgardner, pearl
Griffith, Myrtle Yost, Lottie Frazier,
Blanch Price, Grace Ayres, Pearl
Smith. Ruth Drummond.
Swing Snowy Lilies"-by twenty
girls. eachy carrying an Easter lily,
the accompaniment by Merle Robin
son, piano, and Ruth Drummond,
mandolin-Ethel Minter, Lottie
Frazier, Lena, Criss, Pearl Frimth,
Edna Sullivan, Thelma Robinson,
osa Skinner. Alma Clousson, Ber-
nice Harmon, Beulah Bumgardner,
Grace Ayres, Doris Kidd. syble
scutte, Blanch Price, Thesa Youst,
Pearl Smith, frankie Kemper,
Greda Palmer, Louise Britton, Ruth
Gump.
! From Glory Unto Glory"-Ethel
Minter. This number was especial
ly prepared for this occasion, as
was the closing one, Spread the
Light" which was participated in
by the entire Sunday school and
many OF its friends. 81 ,.. r.
The decorations of the church
were unique and exceptionally artic-
tic, and surpassed any ever, seen in
this section.
Every child present. whether
a member of the Sunday school or,
eyt,,o- ano.