Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-10
CH|LDRENS DAY IN THE CHURCHES
Collection Taken For Rock Nook Home-Large Congega- tiOns Hear Special Programmes Well Rendered-BaP- tisms in Several Churches.

service during the past four months were also given copies of the New Testament-Miriam B. Bliss, Godfrey Colt, Elizabeth Rowland, Emily La tham, William H. Latham, Constance T. Learned. Louise Norton, Harold $. Prentice, Margaret L. Sayles, Philip L. SayIes, Eloise c. Smith
 Rev. Dr. Howes address to the chil- dren was taken from Philippians iv:S, Whatsoever things are lovely, think on these things.
 This is profound philosophy, said Dr. Howe and used as the basis of educd- tion, that what we want to think about goes into the grain of our character. The cultured person is one who thinks widely about many things. To have q noble, beautiful and strong character one must think of lovely things. must have admiration and reverence for something above oneself Cultivate the habit of thinking of lovely things fa nature and finding beauties there, Think lovely things of other people the possibilities for good in one and that base actions are unworthy of one. Think olvely things of other people see good traits in them and do good actions for them. Think lovely things of Jesus Christ-what He is and what He wants of you-and try to make this a beautiful world.
 At Central Baptist Church. The Sunday school at the Central | Baptist church observed the day with special service at o'clock in the | church auditorium, which had an au- dience that took nearly all the seats 1 on the main floor, the departments )f ! the school having seats together. Both l decorations and programme were in ] charge of Mrs. A. F. Wymsns class | which won commendation for the high 1 ly satisfactory way in which it pro vided for both details.
 1 The flowers around the pulpit were all in white, snowballs being used, with l :. background of green. and in the railing of the choir gallery was an eff fective arrangement of lavender. Supt | Shepard B. Palmer presided and the following was the programme well | rendered, the church quartette leading | the singing:
 l Hymn, Stand Up for Jesus; prayer: 1 reeltations, Sharon's Rose, eight girls: l Just as Good Albert Leffingwell; song 1 hy the kindergarten; recitati0ns, Gol | Everywhere, Elsie Jacobson Mary's
 Lamb, Clara Palmer Elizabeth Smith; | The Land of Smiles William Wyman;
 song by the primary department; reel 1 tatton, The Collection, Lewis Covey; l collection for Rock Nook home, with
 anthem by the choir; recitation. The l Earth is the Lords, Lotta Jackson: 1 twenty-third Psalm, primary depart Inent: Some Boys of the Bible, six I boys; piano solo, Lils Phillips: recita- | tens, The Robin Sybil Palmer: Pray Be a Sunbeam. Olive WeddletOn; solo. ! Miss Irene Everett; recitation, If I 1 Only Knew, Elizabeth Sevin: anthem. 1 by the choir.
 The collection taken for the Rock
 Nook home amounted to $SS.50.
 At Mt. Calvary Baptist.
 Sunday evening at Mt. Calvary Bap- 1 tlst church there was large attend
 ance for the schools exercises entitled ] The Business of the King, and the put /. ! pit was profusely decorate with flow CTS. John w. Williams, superintendent. 1 Cf the school, was in charge assisted i by the secretary, William H. Madison.
 Ar address upon missionary work was i given during the service by the pastor, Rev. J. H. Dennis
 After an opening chorus and a re- sponsiye reading. prayer was offere by the pastor and the school united il. ] the Lords Prayer, The programme was continued as follows
 Recitations, God Made Them All, Miss Maud Lacy; Talking Too Much. Wal ter Jackson; Truthfulness. Worth Howard; song, God Lives, All Is Well school class exercise, Mrs. Drury's and Miss Adah Simons' classes: reel 1 tations Would the World Be Better James Green; Lilies, Fred Randall, I4ifters and Leaners. Alfred Jackson l reading, Children's Day, Mrs Mamie l. Compton; song, Cheerful Songs the school; recitations, Ambrose Wilson Miss Helen Compton, Howard Wilson Mrs. Frances Evans class: song, Civ ing, school; reading. Miss Idella Scott:
 solo, Miss Lottie Jackson; class exer-
 cise Mrs. William Mallison's class: 1 recitations. The Old Testament in Rhyme, Mrs. Ida B. Thomas; God
 Wants Them, Roy Lacy; Sheep and Flolets, Alton Howard; song, Service school; recitations. Perseverance, Rus sell Lacy; Whittier's Prayer. Miss
 Clara Robinson; Three Words o Strength Miss Ruth Robinson; clos
 ing song, God Is on His Throne, by
 school; benediction by the pastor