The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-06-16
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BRISTOL, June 15.-Foliowing is
program of the Children's Day exer.
else at the Indian run Methodist Epis-
copal church rendered Sunday even
ing, June IA:
Opening music-Hymn No. $50, 20
For a Thousand Tongues" Organ
accompaniment by Miss Mary Wiz
liams.
Prayer-The Rev. A. D. Adams.
Welcome-Lillian Norris.
Welcome-Miles Bailey.
What Children Can Do-Ruth Camp
bell.
Don't Crowd-Arby Norris.
Men of the Bible-Donnie Wolverton.
Music-o That Will Be Glory.
Boys of the Bible-Ralph Campbell.
Our Aim-Jennie Morris.
Little Sailor's-By six little boys.
Little Blossoms-Dessie Barnes.
Summer Dresses-Norma Bailey.
Yankee Boy-Worthy Dennison.
Music-America.
God is Lovely nine girls.
Women Of the Bible-orpha Wolver-
ton.
song-Please Mr.. Conductor, Don't
Put Me on Your Train-Jetta, Lillian
and Alcinda Norris.
Flower Bells-opal Matthey.
Mustc-God Will Take Care of You,
The Cradle Roll and Baby Soul
Jaunita Barnes.
A Prayer for Baby-Dessie Barnes.
Views Changed-Peal Dennison.
Guilty or Not Guilty-orpha VOL
verton.
Music-Beautiful Isle OF Somewhere.
For three Children-Ruth Campbell.
Mabel Lyons and Vida Bailey.
The Worth OF a Man-Earl Barnes.
God OF Mercy-Alcinda Norris.
Music-Home Sweet Home.
Americas Grandest Crop-Loxlie
Why People Like Little Girls-Mil-
dred Barnes.
Pulling Up weeds-By nine chill
dren.
Little Jim-Edna Morris.
Mustc-Onward, Christian Soldiers.
Friends-Iva Norris
Little Missionaries-Erlo Matthey.
Recltatfon-Mabel Lyons
The Lords Prayer-Iva Norris.
The Seed and the Harvest-By seven
girls. = y
Music-God Be With You TIL We
Meet Again.
The program was very artistically
and skillfully rendered and the exer-
else was decided success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anne Matthey, OF Sal
EN-, are spending the week with their
son, Jules, at his home on Indian RIM
Miss Bessie Barnes and Mrs. Cora
Barnes were shopping in Salem Mon
day. -
Walter F. Lynch is ill of la grippe
at his home here.
Wayman and John Goodwin, of
Grass run, were visiting at the home
OF their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Hiram D. Lynch. Sunday.
A. B. Ice, a travelling representative
OF the Mclean, Black and Company. of
boston, who delivered his orders
throughout this neighborhood last
week has disappeared AMI up to the
present no trace has been found Of
him. Mr.. Ice lives on lower Indian
run and his wife is very anxious over
his disappearance.
j. Edward Orr has resigned his most
ton with Jules Matthey and returned
to his home at Shirley, Tyler county.
quite crowd of people is expected
at the Sunday school convention at
the Methodist Episcopal church on In
dian run Wednesday. Dinner will be
served on the grounds and everybody
Is cordially invited to attend.
A Children's Day exercise will ba
held at the Grass run Methodist Epis-
copal church Sunday evening. June 81
Blaine McAfee has purchased Ford
two passenger runabout.
Jules Matthey has added much -
the convenience II not to the looks
OF his farm by erecting a fine foot
bridge across the stream near his rest
dence. 80 COZ
All the drilling wells and eyeryons
using gas from the Hope Natural Gas
Company is out of gas at this tims
throughout this district because the
has has been shut off to allow the
replacing of the rubber gaskets be-
tween the joints of the line, which had
become worn out. 'u