Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-08
At First BAPTIST,

tit II 81 bdpilsL GHuTCn, WHen THIS
program will be given:
Organ prelude-Miss Grace Hol-
comb.
Chant. 20 Worship the Lord
School.
Prayer.
Scripture reading.
Song, Making the World Bright
er Today School.
Greetings Superintendent Caul-
PETER.
Recitation. Keep a-Trying" -
Caroline Kramer.
Recitation-Earl Jensen.
Song, The Heavenly Master
School.
Recitation, "A Little More and a
Little Less"-Katherine Fisher.
Recitation. The Kid" - Francis
/ Gilbert
Duet, Hear Us"-Florence Lee
and Clyde Taylor.
Responsive scripture reading
Duet, "Victors at Last" - Mrs.
Nyquist and Mrs. Taylor.
Solo. Might and Day"-Ruth
Bowlby.
Recitation, For Captain Jesus
l-Lucius WEIGH, Howard Connel,
Herbert Churchill.
Recitation, Don't Be Afraid
Helen Churchill
Glass exercise, God Is Love-
Elston Granger, Eileen Ward, AL
media Beenblossom, Dick Helpen-
stell, Catherine Swallow, Emma
Gene Biddison, Claude Lundy, Hell
en- Lilly, Hugo Larney.
Recitation, knowing How" -
Dick Pollard.
Recitation, Shoes Volk.
Motion song-Primary class.
Glass exercise, The Harp"-Al-
ice Jacobson, Gertrude Simmons,
Madeline Lamansky, Bernice Wells,
Jennie Meanor, Theresa Potter, Luz
ellie Decker.
Recitation, The Little Big Eel
low''-Leverne Barnes.
Recitation, The Sulker"-Helen
Bartz.
Solo-Clarence Lewis
Song, The Story We Must Re
peat'-School.
| Offering
Emblematic piece, The Banner
of the Free"
Columbia "-Violet Pascoe, Cora
Lindley, Alice Peterson, Bernice
| Thompson
! Goddess of Liberty"-Leila Tay-
| lor.
STANDARD Bearer" = Imogene
Rinck
"Britain"-Vera Bronson.
/ Italy Fitz.
"France'-Leona Gavin.
Belgium ''-Elizabeth Delane.
"Christianity''- Gertrude Robb.
Song, The Banner of the Free
School
Salute to the flag.
Song, The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
Benediction.
At Broadway Presbyterian.
Observing children's day, the
bible school and morning services
at Broadway Presbyterian church
will be combined in the service at
1880, the program for which fol-
lows:
Organ voluntary.
Carol by choir-ProcessiOn
Responsive scripture; pages 5
and Z.
Song. Our World is a Lovely
Garden department.
ecitations-Misses Moore's and
Mirfield's classes.
Cradle roll: Recitation by Mrs.
Wales class; cradle children on
platform
Song, with Hearts Full of Light
Glasses of Mrs Lowry and Miss
Koch.
Remarks by pastor-Dr. ]. NJ.
REGULATIONS Souders' class;
beginners.
Recitation, Summer Time"-Ju-
niors.
Song. No. 9, Beautiful Children's
Day'-School.
Recitation, How Kind Is the
Father Above Us'-Junior depart
ment
Offering.
Recitation. THE Flowers"-Mrs.
Haverstick's boys.
Recitation, What Can We Bring"
Mrs. Hauberg's girls.
Song, The Masters Garden
Junior department.
Armour cenents.
Closing song, No. IA
Benediction.
At Central Presbyterian.
The following children's day pro-
gram will be given at the Central
Presbyterian church Sunday morn
ing in place Of the usual morning
service at 10:45 o'clock:
Doxology-Congregation.
Prayer-Pastor.
Scripture lesson.
Song, Praise the Lord Above
School
Because IT'S Children's Day
Ethel Johnson.
Song-Beginners' department.
Summer Is Here"-Loraine Sim
mon.
Just Whistle Tune"-Four Ju-
nior boys.
Song. There's a Concert Today
School.
Natures ices'-Lucile Beal.
Columbia and Her Aides"-Win-
fired Halves and helpers.
Song-Primary department.
Exercises-Primary class.
ong-Intermediate Christian En-
deavor.
When the Green Is On the Hill
side"-Miss Arnold.
Song, The Door to Sunshine
School.
Solo, Sweet Story of Old"-Miss
Malmrose.
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