The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1913-04-29
ASSOCIATION
IN SEM|-ANNUAL MEETING

tor the Kapaa Sunday school hall
headed by the Hon. Wm. Hyde
Rice, President of h e Sunday
schools of the Territory OF Hawaii,
and the Kapaa band and police.
Each Sunday school carried its
banner and the beautiful colors
they bore presented a dazzling
sight.
At the Kapaa Sunday school
hall the marches we're received by
Mr.. Rice and Rev. I. K. Kaauwal
of Kapaa. After a few fitting re-
marks of welcome by the former
spoken in Hawaiian which plainly
showed that he was moved by the
sight before him, the parades were
! disbanded and each SUNDAY school
took their places in the Hall.
The exercises were an improve
ment over that of six months ago
Hanalei each Sunday school
h d a good representation and
showed a long and careful pre-
paration. 2
Hanalei had the largest indivi-
dual class, there being sixty eight
members present. This class under
the direction of Mr.. VIM. Werner
not only showed up we'll in num-
Der, but also in its singing which
was greatly appreciated. Their
collection song composed by the
able director was one of the special
J features of the day.
| The Koolau class was more than
able to hold its own. A beautiful
medley rendered by sextett was
sung duets consisting of Miss
Sarah Huddv, Misses Jennie and
Nancy Trask. Misses Victoria and
Loleka Castro, Mrs Annie Huddy.
This piece was greatly appreciated.
The other features were the re-
citation of the thirteen golden texts
of the first quarter by two little
girls, hardly six years old, Miss
Ami Kamau and Miss Margaret
Cummings Of the Lihue Junior
Sunday School and the recital of
the Senior class of the story of the
call of God to Abraham to leave
his home and people and go to
Canaan and the quarrel Of the
shepherds of Abraham and Lot, in
Songs.
Judge Lyle A. Dickey. Mrs. R.
L. Wilcox, Mrs. A. S. Wilcox,
Miss Kaui Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. N. Stewart, and Mr.. Allan
Wilcox, and Mr., and Mrs. P. n.
Kahokuoluna of Maui, were among
those present.
On Monday afternoon the men,
bers of the convention were invited
by Mr.. Cvril o. Smith of Kapaa
School to visit that school. Before
10 clock the members were COLI
veved to the school in autos and,
at the hour named, the children
were put through some exercises
as follows:
/. Cd Flag Salute
| (2) Opening Prayers
| CD Hymn
! (4) Singing under the direction
of Mrs. II. Sheldon Jr.
| (a) a song to Spring
CD Waipio
:, (c) Akahi hoi
t4) No beautiful Palace
60 Writing to Music
Co Fire Drill
CD Calisthenics
(8) Bell Ringing
While every exercise was wei
executed numbers 4, S, 7 and s
brought forth frequent sounds OF
applause from the visitors. The
singing was particularly enjoyable
and also the music by the bel
girls.
One of the pastors was heard to
remark, WE'LL my days are we'll
night spent, but l never saw the
like this before" Another, a
visitor from Maui was heard to
say, why! This beats anything
we have on Maui. Again. must
confess, Kauai is once more on
top"
The members of the Association
were we'll entertained by the
Kapaaites. A commodious hall was
built on the church grounds and
the members always found more
than enough to satisfy the inner
. man there,
I, Owing to the general consensu,
of opinion of all that Kapaa is {
spe cially fitting place 10 feed the
soul and to hold exercises of ;
revival nature, it was decided t.
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