The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1912-06-14
West Springs, June 10.-Children's

open, every available seat in the spa
cious auditorium of the church had
been taken. There were visitors pres
ent from Cross Anchor, Cross Keys,
Walnut Groce, Union, and Jonesville.
The program was one Of the best
that has even been presented at Bo-
gansville. Much credit should be Civ
en- to Miss Annie Lee, Mrs. Henry
Smith and Mrs. L. B. Lee, who had
charge of the arrangement Of the pro-
gram. Y
The following is the program as
rendered: *
Professional. ~
Song-"Children's Day."
Prayer by the pastor, Rev. w. H.
Ariail.
Recitation-"Good Morning." by
Kern Began.
Chant-"Following Jesus Fully.r
Recitation-"Greeting," by Master
Claudus West.
Birthday of the King"
by Miss Lucida Lamb.
Song-"Under the Stars" by little
Miss Josiebelle Lawson.
Recitation-"When Jesus was a
Little Child" by Wallace Hyatt.
Song "In the Temple"
Recitation-"When He Up to Man
hood Crew." by Miss May Whitehead.
Song-"The Royal Banner"
Recitation-"Children's Day." by
Miss Leila Gregory. t
Exercise-"The Savior and the
Children"
Cradle Roll Receptions:
(A) Recitation-"My Live Dolly"
by Mary Began.
(B) Exercise-"Welcome to ths
Cradle Rollers" by five little girls.
(C) Song-Greeting to the Babies"
by class of little girls.
Exercise-"Jesus Our Helper" by
six children. aS
Recitation-"If you and l." by Miss
Bricie Began. 55
Song-"Sunbeams." t&g{
Recitation-"Of Such is the King
dom of Heaven" by Albert Lawson.
Exercise-"Floral offeringss by pix
children. 49,
Recitation-"Our Gifts to the King"
by Miss Myrtle Lawson
Collection. 3
Songs-"Cavalry" and "Ring 1t
Out" while the collection was being
taken. snsi
Exercise-"The Mission of Jesus. !"
Song BLESSED Be Thy Name"
Exercise-"The Flowers" by twelve
children.
Reading-"The Debt of Love-" by
Miss Lois Gregory.
Recitation-"Olive's Brow" by An
ME White
Recitation-"The Dawn of Hope"
by Miss Annie Gist. ~N
Song-"Around the Throne of God"
Exercise-"What Shall We Bring"
by three girls.
Recitation-"There Is No King But
Jesus" by Ida Began.
The recitation by little Miss Ida
Lawson concluded the program and
Rev. L. l.. Wagnon, of Union, then
made a short but most excellent ad-
dress. Mr.. Wagnon was given breath
less attention. He emphasized the ne
cessity for a christian to keep at
work.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Wagnon's
address the choir sang, "Face to Face"
and the congregation was dismissed
by Mr.. Wagnon.
Miss May Miller returned to Spar
after spending two weeks
here with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. H. Miller.
Messrs. B. B. Betsill and G. T. Hol-
lis of Cross Keys, attended Children's
Day services at Bogansville on Sun
day.
Mr.. B. w. West went to Spartan
burg Monday on business.
Rev. F. H. Poston was stricken with
paralysis at his home here on last
Saturday morning. His condition is
regarded as being serious.
Mrs. jamie Thomas of Walnut Grove
spent Saturday night here with her
aunt, Mrs. S. S. Began.
Mr.. J. A. Lancaster of Jonesville,
was the guest Of relatives here on
Sunday.
Mr.. Olin H. Began, of Spartanburg,
is spending few days here with
friends.
Mr.. Wallace Smith Of Greenville
was here on Sunday to see his mother,
Mrs. jamie Smith.
Rev. w. H. Ariail was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Giles on Satur-
day night.