The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1916-08-11
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y
ed one OF the most interesting occa-
sions that has been there in some
time. The program was well rem
dered by the children. Much praise
is due Mrs, Creel, their leader. for
zeal in training them
The pulpit and altar were very
pretty in green and flowers, repre-
senting the Kings Garden" The
exercises were entirely under the
management Of the children after the
opening by the congregation. Fol.
lowing is the order of exercises,
Singing of the Doxology, by congre-
CATION Prayer, DR., }. NJ. Strickland;
Margeret Smith announced the chill
dren's part as follows: Recitation.
The Forget-me-not" Virginia Creel,
Recitation, "Hcw Birds and Flowers
Pray" Mary Russell, Song Birds
and Butterflies" by the children;
Reading, The Coming of the
King" Que Motley; Duet, Hold
Thou My Hand, Misses Pearl Win
ters and BERTHE Smlh; Recitation,
"EVerybody's Business Runette Wat
ers; Recitation weeds and Deeds"
Prof. White made a talk on the use
or the offering on this occasion, af-
ter which the collection was taken
by Misses Mary Irvine and Frances
Westmoreland: Reading, Mother
Hearts in the Garden" Miss Mary
Strickland, accompanied on the piano
by Miss Louise Westmoreland, play
ing very softly the tune of Home,
Sweet Home" Song Outside the
Garden Recitation. mo Childrens
Day Clara Albums; Song The World
Children" Closing by repeating the
Lords Prayer by congregation.
Miss Lucille Matthews, of Smyrna,
after delightful visit to her sister
Mrs. G. b. Mckinney returned home
Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Me
Kinney and son, John Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs Camp, of near New
Hope, spent the week end with Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Clay
Mrs c. II. Winters, and Mrs. J.
d, Peterson were the guests of Mrs.
NJ. f, Strickland for dinner Sunday
Rev c. G. farrell was the guest of
Rev. and Mrs Russell Sunday Rev.
FARRELL filed the pulpit at Lithia
Springs sunday morning and this
place Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. McLarity and
family, visited rG.atives near Doug
lasville, the past week.
Mr. viii BlacR, of Campbell coun-
ty, spent Sunday with his sister,
Mrs. b. w Smith
Our carrier Mr.. w. b. Westmore-
, land is taking his much needed va
cation while his assistant, Mr.. G. p.
Mckinney, is filing his place with
great satisfaction
Mr.. Henry Melton and son, of Full
ton County, and Mrs Felix Pitts, of
Macland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Melton this week.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. G. Gore, and son
Howard, with Mr.. and Mrs jamie
Strickland, attended the reunion OF
the family of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Strickland Saturday, it beng the
birthday of Mr. Strickland. Many
presents were given him. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gore, and Mr.. and Mrs. Strct-
land carried two nice rockers. May
they live to enjoy many more such
occasions.
Mr. and Mrs Jamie Strickland
visited relatives en- the Hurt farm,
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Simpson are
viii. relatives and friends in New
York
Miss Mary Walker, OF North Caro-
lima. is spending the summes with
acr brother and his wife Nc. AMI
Mrs W. l. Walker
Mrs Miller, of Birmingham has
Joined her children Herman and
Helen, for The summer at her fathers
Mr. J. K. McKinney's.
Mr. G.. c. Moore, Of Atlanta, apem
the week end with relatives here
The accident at Marietta Saturday