Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1918-05-29
JOHNSTON LETTER.
Children's Day at Methodist
Church. Surgical Dressing
Glass. Red Cross Great
Success.

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with IT,, choicest blossoms and made
a lovely place for these little human
blossoms, as they each so we'll rem
dered part of the program.
Cradle Roll exercises were had
and each little one was given a
bunch of sweet peas. The songs and
readings by the older ones and that
part of the program by the little
ones made it all one of the best,
most impressive and most memorable
days ever held in the church.
Following is. the program:
Chorus, by choir.
Prayer, Mr.. H. G. Edison.
Song, "The Children's Hosanna. y
Talk, Mr.. H. G. Edison.
Recitation, "Children's Day." Fran
cs Crouch.
Recitation, "When we Grow Big"
Louise Crouch.
Recitation, "God Needs the Chill
dren," Iona Perry.
PRAISE" by twelve primary chill
dren.
Little Soldiers of the King" by
nine beginners.
Cradle Roll call by Margaret Rey-
nolds.
''Welcome to Cradle Rollers" :"
Eloise Edison, Mary Toney and Car
rie Louise Templeton.
Recitation, "When Jesus Was a
Little Child" Everett Yonce.
"Jesus Loving Little Children" !"
Mary Reynolds.
Song, "Jesus Loves Me-" Prima-
ry and Beginners class.
Recitation, "The Light House and
Its Keeper" Vernon Sawyer.
Recitation, "I Cannot See the pow
er," Mildred Crouch.
Exercise, "Those Who do not
Sing" by six little ones, each carry
ing contest flag.
Song, "The Sweetest Story" choir
Reading, Crock of Ages" Ora
Belle Perry.
"Jesus Our Keeper" six little
girls.
"What Jesus Thinks of Me-" Hell
en- Yonce.
Song, '.Children's Day Ode," Ora
Belle Perry.
"Our Offering" Margaret Rey-
nolds.
Prayer song.
The surgical dressing classes are
making fine PROCESS in the class les
sons and much interest is being man.
ifested. Miss Carolyn Guignard is one
of the finest instructors and the Red
Cross Chapter considers itself very
fortunate in having secured her. The
morning class is composed of Mrs.
]. W. Mish, Mrs. W. E. LaGrone, Mrs
J. H. White, Mrs. L. S. MAXWELL,
Mrs. E. o. Crouch, Mrs. Olin Edison
Mrs. J. L. Walker, Mrs. ]. R. Hoyt,
Miss Clara Sawyer and Miss zena
Payne.
The afternoon class is composed of
Mesdames j. w. Marsh, j. A. Lott,
Alfred Hutto, Lewis Blount and
Misses Eva Rushton, Gertrude Stro-
ther and Daisy Brockington..
There are four rooms for the work
two for surgical dressing and the
other for general work, sewing and
knitting.
On Thursday afternoon the rooms
were open for visitors and there
were many, scarcely man of the
town who did not come in at some
time of the afternoon. Each one was
greatly pleased with the work and
the progress made.
The sudden death of Mr.. Albert
Dozier in the early hours Of Mon
day morning, brought sorrow. to the
hearts of ALL He had not been sick
any length of time, and on Sunday
evening talked with his family and
Father La Revier who was spending
the night with the family.
For several years he has suffered
with asthma, but the immediate
cause of his death was heart failure.
Soon after etiring he suffered an
attack of asthma; and later his ply
sician was called in, but his condition
grew so alarming his wife phoned for
another physician to aid, but the end
came before he reached the bedside.
Mr.. Dozier was devout Catholic,
(Chntined ON nape One J