Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1913-03-28


Dialog, "Life"-Truman Hogue, VIII
lie Coleman, Allen Gordon, Burton
Gordon.
Recitation, "a Acknowledgements
Peterson.
Song-Rev. Mr.. Cady.
Dialog. The Lilly'-Pauline Peter /
son, Helen Ausbrook, Myrtle Schultz. |
Recitation, ITO Die No More"-Lulu
Fix.
Dialog, Greet This Morn"-Pauline
CLidester. Cecil Mitchell, Fern Tabor,
Clifford Peterson, Eugene Tabor.
Recitation. 1.-THE Spring of Our
Souls''-Nellie Coleman.
Recitation, "A Daisy"-Pauline Chi
dester.
Dialog, Rock of Ages"-Leola FIJI
bert, Katherine Johnson, Laura Shultz,
Nellie Coleman, Coda 10y, Gussie
johnson, Bernadine Cox, Mildred Mil
Ter, Lulu Xix, Dorothy Albrecht.
Remarks-W. G. Ausbrook.
Song, "Emblems of Love'-School.
Easter Offering
Benediction. Lords Prayer
Baptist Sunday school Easter pro-
gram was as follows:
Voluntary-Maude Swanson.
Remarks by superintendent
Easter Bells-Choir.
Prayer-Rev. ]. ]. Margileth.
Response-Choir
Welcome-Zelah Baff.
Resurrection Time-Milton Geisler,
William Schunke. Harry Meads.
The Cross of Christ-Hattie Miller.
Trio-Mrs. ]. D. Allsbrow, Mr.. Scott
and Rev. Mr.. Osborne
Eternal Life-Ruth Scott, iona Os-
borne and Charlie Meads.
Solo, Till the Sands of the Desert
Grow Cold"-Marie Gill.
Easter Carol-William Schmoke.
Song, "'Tis Easter Day"-Primary
department.
"If the Lord Had Meier Descended"
Choir.
Recitation, 'Tn the spring"-Leola
Pierce.
Dialogue, Lilly Sweet and Fair
Lucille Hilberg and Marie Lyons.
Recitation, "All for ter''-Floyd
Baff.
Recitation, ooh Was 1t Not Fore
told"-Choir
Recitation, Fair LiIlies''-Boyd Ben
senburg.
Song, Risen Lord"-Choir
= Remarks by Rev. J. NJ. Osborne.
Easter offering
Now the Day Is Over'-Choir.
Mrs. J. B. Crisswell and children
of Montrose, Iowa, are visiting her
mother and sister, Mrs. VI. c. Cook and
Mrs Laura Trevillyan.
Saturday being the 18th birthday an
niyersary of Miss Faye Milletts, she
entertained a few of her friends. The
evening was enjoyably spent in games
and music and fine supper was serv-
&c At late hour they departed,
wishing the hostess many returns of
the occasion. Those present were
Miss Nellie Kane, Edith Miller, Mrs.
Frank Millett, all of WATERFOWL; Haz-
el Johnson and Miss Helga Peterson
Of East Moline, Messrs. Frank Millett,
John Miller and Elmer Miller.
Dale and Tom Chambers, Jr., left
for Franklin to attend the funeral of
their grandfather.
Mrs. w. D. Kitchen and daughter
Laura returned Saturday from a three
weeks visit with her mother at Yer
sailles, Ill
Luther Peterson and family return
ed to their home in Beardstown Mon
day after a few days here with rela-
tives.
Mary Pearsall of Port Byran is Wis
iting since Saturday with her sister,
Mrs. Otto Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William briggs. Jr.,
and family spent Sunday at the home
of the formers parents.
Mrs Garrison and Mrs. Gridley of
Amboy who are visiting their daugh-
ter and niece at hospital for a few
days are stopping with Mrs. VIII Aus
brook.
Miss Mable Mohr spent Sunday at
her fathers home in Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Metcalf are en-
ioicing over the birth of a son SatuH-
day.
Mrs. Watts of Pontiac visited here
tie last of the week with her mother
at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allsbrow enter
tanned at dinner on Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. James Allsbrow who have just ar
rived from Wallis, Texas, and Mr..
and Mrs. c. Nelson.
Truman Eogue spent Saturday with
his aunt, Mrs. Odell. at Hampton.
Mrs. Thompson of Hampton spent
ever Sunday with relatives here.
Ed O'Donnell of Davenport was an
Easter visitor at the w. B. Keene
home.
Esther and Isabelle Chambers are
both sick
Mrs. William Bishop, Sr., and daugh.
ter Helen spent several days past at
| the home of William Bishop, Jr.
| Mrs. Mary Cook gave birthday par
| ~ in honor of her little granddaughter
Alice May Crisswell of Montrose, Iowa,
who is here visiting for q month. Those
] present were Mrs. Jane Kunkle OF
/ Warmers Crossing, Miss Lydia Benson,
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