The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-05
Easter Program.

The Easter program, given by the
Sunday school, last Sun
day, was one Of the finest musical
programs that was ever given in Ore
gon. The day was an ideal Faster
day; the church was beautifully decor
ated with pottCd and cut flowers, and
was filed to its full capacity. and all
that took part surely did themselves
proud. Below is report from the
Cradle Roll dcrartrlcnt, also one from
the Home Department, which was Civ
en- NJ this entertainment.
This Cradle Roll. with Mrs. Dora
Price. superintendent, has the distinc-
ton Of being the best Cradle Roll in
Holt county. and we believe as good
rs any in the state. The Home De-
partHcrt. as YOU can 500. L. new or
gani'a'!on IN the Sunday school, and
a. 'hC report shows. IL surely great
record for this department. being or
raui2cd only onr year. Mrs. Chas.
Rr!'y is superintendent Of this de-
nnrimcnt assisted by Mrs. Chas. Ray
hill.
The Sunday school is blessed with
50 much excellent musical talent that
Ne would like to hear more such pro.
gram:
Home Department.
W" ORGANIZED our class April |.
l9lI. and after one year We feel We
mndu 30 mistake in this way. We
reach those who for various reasons
canaot attend the school. yet are anx.
ious tn study and help in this work.
We believe all have been benefited.
and We have enjoyed meeting these
friends in their homes. One purpose
runs through the whole effort and that
is the promotion of Bible study. At no
time have We withheld the puartcrlics
or any supplies for lack Of contribu-
ton. for our chief desire II to serve
not receive. Our department has
more than maintained itself as You
will SOC by my report, which am
proud to give you:
First membership ........... -
Membership later .... ..... ~
Members transferred to school. =
withdrawn for various reasons. :
Cash paid into school treasury. Si2.i2
Cash reed from school supplies $3.50
Our Motto: "Do good as you have
opportunity: render assistance where
ever needed"
Cradle Roll and Primary Work.
Just little report from our prim-
AIRY aud Cradle Roll work. We have
just finished adding the las, name to
our first roll. which holds 90 names.
To say We are proud IT u. mildly cN.
process Il. We began this work in
1905, - now n, the end Of ten years
hayu roll Of 90. Began with 10
1 ,.ta it..ts. coli II. e.
members. They ~" still members Of
our tch"ol. having been regular ut.
PENDANTS all the time. lncy are Dor
othy and Donald bunker Maioric Ev-
ans. Virginia Patterson, Mildred Ram
say. Thomas and Joe Frye. Leo.
Greene. Joyce llindc and Evelyn Ban
ming. The eight are still with Ms IN
the school aud We enjoy having them
here. AZ they advance We promote
them until now We have 10 In the
school IN III" different classes suite,
10 them, ard We still have IN our prim
airy c'a,s III, and on H." cradle roll
under I, -; making total Of 20. ",
are now taking up the graded work N
the primary class. including supple,
mcniary work. such n the licnuti,
tubes, Tho Lords Prayer. and Mem,
DRY Verses. the latter IL cards, con,
tanning H. verses, telling whore found
gold star being added To- their cred.
II n each verse Is committed. Charm.
ION Murray finished last quarter; Rol,
land Martin comes nest, We a'sC
have an Honor Roll. We are having
contest row-tho one having III,
most gold stars at the end of tho
quarter for being on time. and bring
ing the quarterly ard studying III,
lesson. Charmion Murray was first
last quarter; Max Frye has the honor,
for the second quarter. Max also ha,
the gold s'ars for best attendance
having been rrcscnt every Sunday
this year. This speaks wen for Mas
Four Others have only missed one Sun
lay this year Esther DunhGm, Rnl
land Martin, Edward Kunkcl and I'd
ward Richards. We have no droncl
can find; always taking part in th'
opening exercises of the school, Will
the singing and the Lords Prayer
We love 10 hear their little lip, uttr
this prayer. taught by our Lord. ",
could write all day about or bows M,
girls, for W. love them. But will jus
invite you TO come and visit us an,
, Sunday, We would be glad to hav'
YOU. We have been fortunate IN nj
. ways having fine help with the chill
drcn, always getting them from tn
school, which speaks well for IT, w
have the cooperation of our cntir'
school; we surely have been blcsse,
for from this number only two hav,
been called away. We feel that th
, line covers the ten years service:
WGnl will inkn cnrn Of ,nII y