The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-04-02
MIDDLETOWN
Church of God and M E. Sunday
Schools Easter Programs

Special Correspondence.
Middletown, April 2.-The Church
of God Sunday school will observe Eas-
ter Sunday in the Sunday school at
1.30 P. m. Following is the program:
Singing, choir; prayer, pastor; reel
tations, Maurice Stauffer, Milo DAILY,
Helen Rodfong, Grace Brown; exercise,
" Easter Praise six little tots; reci-
tation, Arthur Pisle; duet, Master
Stauffer and sister; recitations, KatH-
ryn Brown, Ruth Crist; song, choir; rec
itations, Claude Keyser,, Alta Geibe,
Clarence Rooney; exercise, "Ten Little
Chicks" ten girls; duet, Goldie Rehm
and Helen Weidener; recitation, Lois
Murray; exercise, five little boys; reci-
tation, Marion Brown; exercise, 9" Eas-
ter Hearts," Edith Baxtresser and Vio-
let Kennard; duet and exercise, Maude
MeCammon and Evelyn Myers; recita-
tion, Violet Geibe; exercise, Crock of
Ages" ten girls; recitations, Harold
Crick, Arthur Soulliard; exercise,
Easter Note" eight boys; solo, Ruth
Donley; recitations, Margaret Lynch,
Stella Crist; dialogue, "From Young
Man's Point of View four boys; rec
itation, Myrtle Geibe; solo and illustra-
tion, Mrs. Dilman and ten girls; ad-
dress, Superintendent j. B. Martin;
beendiction, pastor.
The NJ. E. Sunday school will rem
der the following program at the ses-
sion of Sunday school at 1.30, Easter
Sunday afternoon: Singing, school (;
prayer, singing, reading of lesson,
singing, study of lesson, singing, song
and exercise, :" Easter Morning,p class
of girls; recitation, Easter JOY"
Edna Sehaeffer; exercise, "An Easter
Message class of girls; duet, Miss
Edna Schaeffer and Mary Ettele; reel
tation, ga Message of Easter" Mary
Stipe; exercise, "Before the Cross -
class of girls; recitation, "The Spirit
of Easter" Blanche Churchman's; ex-
ercise, Filling the Easter Basket, /"
class of girls; singing, school; secre-
tary's report and announcements;
closing song.
Miss Bess Weller is visiting friends
at Philadelphia and Camden, N. J.
One hundred and twenty-one dozen
eggs were sent. to the Loysville Or
phsn Home by the Junior Christian
Endeavor Society, of st. Peter Is
Lutheran church, yesterday.
Harold Steele, of Irwin, Pa, is
| spending the Eastertide with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Ettele, Ann
street.
Miss Dollie Wagner, of Lewistown,
is the guest of Miss Alice Garman.
Claude Ware, State Normal school
student, is the guest of his father,
| Edward Ware, South Catherine street
A. L. Noll returned home on Thurs
day from six weeks visit to rela.
tives at Lewisberry, York county.
Lloyd Lindemuth, of Philadelphia
arrived home yesterday to spend ten
days as the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Gndemuth, of Pine
street. f'e.r'r
Harry Coyle, of Falmouth, is visit
ing relatives in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Irely and son
Herbert, have gone TO York, where
they will visit relatives for several
days.
Mrs. G. Orndorf, of Falmouth
spent yesterday in town.
| Mrs. Joseph Schaeffer visited hei
son, Herbert, at the Harrisburg hos
| pital yesterday.
Miss Charlotte Romberger will
leave Monday for Williamsport, where
she will take up the social work like
she has been doing in this place.