The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-10-13
GREAT RALLY AT
THIRD STREET M. {.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Sunday School Rally Proves Great
Success-Many See Beautiful
Pageant ut Night.

The Sunday School of the Third
Street M. E. Church had its biggest
and best rally day yesterday. The
whole day was given over to the rally
day exercises. AS will be noted the
attendance struck a new high record
of 1853. The following classes are on
the honor roll for being star classes
every member present: The Epworth,
Brotherhood, Anti Giants, Golden
Hours, White Tigers. Beginners and
Lives Wires. The largest class was
the Epworth with fifty eight in at
tendance This class also took the
rally day banner for having the lar
gest collection. The Sunday School
Bible was awarded to Miss Catherine
Cablish for disposing of the largest
number of certificates of Rally Day
Stock" 1t was truly a great, enthus-
iastic school. After the lesson period
came the great event of the morning.
the promotion exercise. Twelve BE
ulSSScu Cup anu 6O"hp
like sure enough graduates, filled
down the aisle to the platform where
they gave a real commencement"
program. The Junior Superintendent,
Miss Virginia Mae Hurd then present
ed each with q certificate of promo
ton. In doing this she commended in
the highest terms the faithful work
done in the Beginners" department
by the teacher, Mrs. Chas. Fist A
greater lover Of children or more
efficient worker with them cannot be
found anywhere. Fortunate, indeed,
are the arents who can have their chill
dren pass through the Beginners"
department of this school with such
an efficient teacher. The pastor gave
the address Of the morning, placing
special emphasis on the work OF the
Sunday School His appeal to the
adults-fathers and mothers-to give
their hearty support to the Sunday
School, not only to send their chill
dren but to come themselves and bear
their share of the great work.
As was to have been expected the
pageant given in the evening drew
the largest crowd ever in the church.
Every available nook and corner was
filed The pageant was given under
the direction of Miss Hurd, and was
success far beyond all expectations,
Everyone having part gave their part
well. The decorations-and electrical
effects gave it a much deeper impress
sion than usual. The splendid work
of the pastor, Mr.. John Walsh and Mr.
Albert Hill made setting for the
tableau that was imperative byeond
what words can tell. The choir sup
port by Prof. Young and several mem
bers of the Boys Band, gave added in
terest and attractiveness to the pro-
gram.
Now that the day has proven such
success the school feels that II can
look forward to a great years work,
The organization is as good as can be
secured The arrangements for the chill
drens department is ideal. Improve
ments will be made from time to time
in the class rooms for the thirteen
growing classes. The orchestra Is
growing and can be depended upon to
add its part to the music. The Of
ficers and teachers of the school want
it understood that they will not try to
win anyone from other schools, this is
not their plan. But they do desire and
intend to do their utmost to win many
of those who are not attending any
school or church. This is the mission
of the school and church, and with
Gods help they expect to do their
part. Everybody is welcome and will
be made to feel that the church has
real interest In them.