The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-12-26
SCHOOL
CANTATA VERY
MUCH ENJOYED
Other News items from Bridge
port ChroDicled by Cor
respondent There.

BRIDGEPORT. Dec. 25.-ssanta's
Advance Man" is the title Of q cantata
OF unusual merit that was presented by
members OF the Methodist Protestant
Sunday school in their church Christ
mas owe. The music was brilliant and
the settings attractive. Each part was
rendered in most excellent manner.
Much credit is due Miss Dezzie Lawson
as director and Miss Roxie Payne es
pianist as we'll as all participants.
Following is the cast OF characters:
Santa Claus ........ Hassell LawSOn
Sunny Jim. Santa's advance man. -.
.......-....... ...... Ohio Philips
Fairy queen, .--..---Miss Erma Eaton
Marion ~ ...... Miss Beuiah Golden
Gladys .......,... Miss Bessie Iayrnan
Janies a........@... Charles Bartlett
Joe .....,..... a.a., Charles Layman
Helen. q selfish girl. !. .........
...............M Miss Dtilcic Lawson
Percy, philosopher II.
............... Waitman bartlett
Nick acknowledgements. John Lawson
Lena ............ Miss Hester Golden
Pedro ................ Howard Aaton
Sally ................ Miss Ora Eaton
A charming number was n chorus
by the fairies who were Sara Katherine
Teter. Martha lawson, Florence Jen-
kins, Hazel iLangfitt. sLeona Bartlett.
Thelma Kester and Rossie Stout.
A decided hit was made by chorus
OF newsies who were Howard Eaton,
Roy Whiteman, Walter Whiteman,
Magdalene Lawson, Hester Golden,
Ora Eaton and John Lawson.
Miss Ora Lawson, Miss Dezzie Law
son. Mrs. Charles Bartlett, Mrs. n. D.
Sutton, and Mrs. NJ. d. Teter comprised
an invisible choir that rendered a
carol entitled Angels from the
Realms OF Glory" Solo parts we're
taken by Ohio Phillips, Miss Ora Ea-i
ton. Waitman Bartlett and Hassell
lawson.
Following the program the tradi-
tional Christmas tree attractively
trimmed and laden with many pres
ents added much TO the. JOY of the
occasion. +.
An excellent program was rendered
by the Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school in their church Saturday even
ing. Each number was enc OF merit
The pianists we've Mrs. X. L. Peshak
and Miss Dora Stout. Following Is
the program: If
Song-@The Story of the Shepherds"
Choir. ~
Observation-Disclosures John
Combs.
Vocal solo-"The Angels song
Mrs. L. v. osgerby. 81
Exercise Primary, class. Madeline
Donohue, Elliott Thrasher, Thaymer
Combs, Jennings Nichols. Franklin
Bartlett. Junior Jones, Fred Martin
and Walter Camp.
Song-"Proclalm the Tidings"-
Choir.
Excrcise-"M Message of the Bells
Conice Combs, Vera Golden, Dorsie
Hamrick and Lora Golden.
Vocal solo-"The Heavenly Strang-
er"-aIiss Eva Graves, with violin OBJ
ligato by Miss Isadore Stout.
Exercise-"The Bells" - Primary
class, Grace Gardner, Darwin Golden.
Emily Worth. Nedra Bartlett, Mildred
Orme, Lyle Jones and Darwin Golden.
Song-'The Angels Song"-Mrs.
Lee Stout. Misses Hattie Francis. Eva
Graves, and Dale Stout and E, V. 0s-
gerby and Willis Dean.
Eaercise-"The Pllgrims"-Hornor
Jones. Samuel Jones, Edwin Bartlett,
William Moore, Earle Gawthrop, Paul
Gawthrop and Raymond Moore.
Song-"The Heavens Declare
Choir.
Recitation - Christmas Night" -
Wilma Thompson.
vical solo-''Nazareth''-Mr A. P.
Saurborne.
Floral drill-Misses Eva Graves,
Hattie Frances. Dale Stout. Pauline
Stout, Esta Hamrick, Eva Jones. Bes-
sic Golden. Stella Frese, Dorothy Dom
ohue, Lois Moore. Nellie Fitzhugh and
Katherine Jenkins
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