Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-15
CHILDREN'S SUNDAY WITH FLAG DAY
Sunday Schools Conduct Appropriate Programmes and the Flag the Decorations Collections Taken for Rock Nook Home - Baptism of Infants in Several Churches.

SnuECD, oEdCo 1ttatCHcH anu huClIutt Brown.
 The accompanies during the even ing were Miss Elizabeth Park and Harold Lindberg.
 At Trinity Methodist. At Trinity Methodist Episcopal I church on Sunday evening at DO o'clock an interesting programme in observance of Children's day was rem dered by members of the Sunday school and was very much enjoyed by the large number in attendance. The church was handsomely decorated with flowers and flags. In front of the pull pit was large cross with the words Our Hearts Are His and decorated with spring flowers. On either side of the cross were banked beautiful flow CTS. and above the cross was a large American flag, with smaller American and several church conquest flags on either side. Around the sides of the gallery were American and church con quest flags, while suspended from the gallery were large baskets of flowers. A special orchestra assisted the organ ist. Waldo s. Newbury. in the musical programme which follows: Prelude, or gan and orchestra, What the Pond orchestra, selection from Day in Venice; postlude, organ and orchestra, War March of Priests.
 After the singing of the hymn On tn6 11lSnWay Ol lHe hiIlSs prayer WstS offered by David H. Purvis and the programme was then rendered as foi- lows: Recitation, Welcome, George Guile; motion song, The Daisy Chain, soloists, Gladys Newbury and Natalie Macpherson; daisies. Elizabeth Hag- strom, Florence Clifford, Grace Purvis,
 Hazel Phillips, Harriet Newbury, Cora Freeman, Alma Fenton, Virginia Wood worth and May Guile recitation, What
 the Flowers Say. Lucille Guile and Inez Clifford; recitation. Little Robins. George Haddad, Berrice Phillips, Eliz- abeth Durie and Bertha Headen; reci-
 tation, Gods Good; Why? Gwendolyn and James Jones; song Little Voices Through the Temple Stealing. school;
 recitation. What l Know, Raymond Best, Grace Purvis; song. Little Daisy Girls, May Guile and Harriet New
 bury; recitation. Some Boys of the
 Bible, Lorain Macpherson. William
 Thurston, William Haskell and Albert
 Rogers; recitation, What the Robin
 Told Me, Ida Barrett, Grace Purvis.
 Cora Freeman, Grace Hannum and Alma Fenton; recitation. Gods Gifts
 to Children, May Guile, Elizabeth
 Hagstrom, Florence Clifford and Vir-
 ginia Woodworth: recitation, The
 Rainy Day, Hazel Phillips, Grace Han
 nun and Harriet Newbury; recitation,
 Our Wish, Gilbert Denison; song One
 by One, primary department; recita-
 tion, The Day We Honor, Forrest Lew =
 is; recitation, Children's Day, Eleanor
 Fenton, Hattie Clark. Mary Ladd, Alma Carpenter. Edith Palmer and Hazel Purvis; singing. the vested choir. recitation, Roses for the King, Helen
 Woodworth, Natalie Macpherson. Flor
 ence Rogers, Marjorie Poole, Lucille Preston, Dorothy Rogers and Blanche
 Freeman; singing. March Onward school; recitation, An Evangel of LoV e
 Bertha Hahn, Ruth Scrivener, Viola Palmer. Carrie Clark and Hazel Pur- wis.
 Remarks upon Education were giver by the pastor, Rev. F. w. Coleman, and were followed by the collection. The concluding part of the pro- gramme was as follows: Recitation Our Flag, Leslie Miller salute by the school: singing, The Star Spangied tation, Stand by Your Colors, Charles Haddad; recitation, Treason, Donald
 Robinson: salute of church conquest flag by school, followed by singing Stand Up for Jesus by school and con- gregation: sounding of The Taps
 F. w. Coleman.
 The committees: Decorations, Vii liam W. Ives and Mrs. Frank J. King. programme committee, Mrs. F.W. Cole man, Miss Anna Haglund. Miss Eliza beth Lane, Mrs Ernest Newbury and Mrs. Costello Lippitt.
 At Second Congregational.
 There was a large congregation al | the Second Congregational church al tie morning service at which the Sun day school was present for the Chil- Gren'S day exercises and the church was nicely decorated with laurel. After the organ prelude. the school marched | irto the church and were seated in d body in the seats in the middle aisle Che pastor. Rev. H. J. Wyckoff, con- ducted responsive services, which were followed by the anthem Praise Ye the Father (Gounod). by the choir, prayer and the soprano solo Suffer Little Children (UnderhilD.
 Four little children were consecrated | by baptism by the pastor. They were Marion Ethel Sherman. daughter oi ] MT. and Mrs. Arthur B. Sherman; Louise Lillian Dziomba. daughter oi Mir. and Mrs. Robert Dziomba; Mary Lotta Maynard, daughter of MT and Mrs. William Maynard, and William | George Harvey, son of Mrs. Agnes E Harvey.
 The departments of the school par l t.Cipated in the exercises by responsive | services as follows: Presentation ot the cradle roll department; gift of tnt | beginners and primary department | contribution of the junior department, | tribute of the intermediate, senior ana | adult departments.
 l These were followed by the offertoi } 1 and the awards which are made fol 1 church attendance and sermon records ! for forty Sundays in the year. Those receiving Bibles as the first year award were Elmer Mackenzie, Harold Kroh1 Downer Johnson, Alice Douglas, Ger l trude Harris and Elizabeth Bill. Books were given to those entitled to award: | for the second and third years. Fol | the second year these were Horace | Bill. Rose Breckenridge, Elizabetf | Krohn and Raymond Branche, and fol | the third year Jonathan Johnson, Rob- | ert Johnson, Lillian Wyckoff and Doro- ! thy Wyckoff.
 The special sermon fer the service by | the pastor, Rev. MT. Wyckoff, was up on the theme On Guard. and was from | the text I Timothy. 6. 20. Guard that which is committe unto thee.
 As the concluding part of the ser ] vice came the anthem Jerusalem the | Golden, Beckwith; prayer; silen prayer; benediction; recessional hymn
 and postlude, Offertoire, Read |. At Broadway Church. 1 At Broadway Congregational churcl 1 the service by the Sunday school Wa.
 held at the hour for morning servic, l at 10.3O, the school marching into thu | church after gathering in the Sunda.
 school room. The processional hymn was I Heard a Sound of Voices. Th school and the large congregation present united in the following pro ! gramme:
 | Responsive service; hymn, Awake
 | My Soul; prayer. Rev. F. s. Worces
 | ter: anthem Thine for Ever; recitd
 | tion, Magnify Our Fathers Name, b, | s.l.- IL ~l o1z Df a1e