Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-07
CHILDREN'S
WIDELY OBSERVED
Many Churches Issue Atrac-
tive Programs For To-
morrow

Numerous city churches are plan
ming their annual Children's Day
of interesting programs have been
issued. Some of them follow:
riverside Methodist Episcopal
An interesting Children's Day pro-
gram will occupy both the hour of
sunday School and that OF public
worship on Sunday morning III
the Riverside Methodist Episcopal
Church, the service beginning at
1880 o'clock In addition to the
program rendered by the children of
all the grades, the pastor, DR.. George
Murray Klepfer. will administer
baptism to infants and small chill
dren who may be presented by their
parents or guardians.
In the evening. at s o'clock, DR..
Klepfer will resume the sunday
Nights Talks to Young Men," inter
rupted last Sunday by the centenary
drive, the topic for the evening be-
ing 1.-The Young Mans Best Friends"
sfxth Street United Brethren
Two Childrens Day services will
be given tomorrow by the pupils OF
the Sixth Street United Brethren
Sunday School. At 1880 a. m,
"Earths Rejoicing" in charge OF
Mrs. P. Dibeler, will be given by the
Beginners, Primary and lntermedi-
ate Departments. The other, i'll the
evening at 7:45 o'clock. will be
patriotic cantata entitled. Heirs of
Liberty" and will be given by the
intermediate and Junior Depart
ments. The cast OF characters are:
Queen Liberty. Orpha Frickman:
Colum bia, Edna Presley; Peace.
Mary Sweger; Belgian girl Beatrice
Dibeler; French girl, Viola Sweger;
Chinese girl. Esther Sollenberger;
Japanese girl, Mary Troup; Italian
girl. Mary Matter: American girl.
Florence Sheath
An American f1ag drill VIII be
given by twelve girls. Patriotic
music will be sung by the rest OF the
department. There will be decora-
tions to correspond.
Zion Lutheran
In Zion Lutheran Church to-mor-
row morning, the children OF the
Sunday School will render the pro-
gram. There will be the baptism
of little folks, comforting of certifi-
Gates of promotions to the Beginners
Department, recitations and songs.
The church will be decorated with
daisies and ferns. The Offering will
he for the little folk at Loysvllie
Orphanage. The session of the Sun
day School will begin at 9:45 and
the Childrens Day program will be
offered promptly at 1915 o'clock.
At the evening service, the theme
will be The Secret of Power and
of Comfort" DR. S. ". Herman will
preach.
Epworth Methodist Episcopal
The following program has been
issued for the Children's Day ser
vices in Epworth Methodist Episco-
pal Church tomorrow evening at
7:15 o'clock: Orchestra selections;
solo and professional, open the
Doors for the Children;" prayer,
the Rev. Homer c. Knox; selection,
girls chorus; address of welcome,
Margaret Slime; recitation, Little
Niolets,' class of girls; recitation,
Lille Welty; recitation, The First
Children's Day" Clair Bauchmoyer;
song, Mira Hoffman; recitation, In
the Army of the King" class of
boys; recitation, There's No One
Like Jesus" Elizabeth Kaufman;
recitation, only Dream" Mildred
Weaver; drill. Flower Girls" class
of girls; recitation, Edward Griffith;
orchestra selections; recitation,
FLOWERS for Children's Day" class
of girls; recitation. Mary Johnson:
recitation, What Summer Brings"
Vesta Myers; vocal duet Zelma
Bauchmoyer and Inez Wilver; reci-
Sation, Evelyn Smith; selection, girls
chorus; recitation, Children of the
King" Violet Stauffer: recitation,
1.-The Kings Daughter" class of
girls; recitation. Olive Farrey; reci-
tation, Pauline Lutz address, the
Rev. Homer c. Knox; drill, class
of girls
Park Street United Evangelical
Each year practically the whole of
Children's Day Sunday in Park
Street United Evangelical Church is
devoted to the interests of children.
This year again, at 10:45 a m,
there will be given an interesting
Children's Day program by mem
bers of the beginners and primary
and other lower grades of the
school. Tomorrow evening at 1880
o'clock, the beautiful cantata,
Voices From Flower Lands" will
be sung and spoken
Stevens Methodist Episcopal
The Sunday School of the Stevens
Memorial Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold at 1880 o'clock to
morrow morning an interesting e
Children's Day service in the church
auditorium. Quite early baptism OF
small children will take place. DR..
Smucker will be in charge of this
part of the service. More than three
hundred children are scheduled to
participate in the services OF the
5a-. The home group meeting of
Bong, flowers and children is to be
held Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
Christ Lutheran
Thorough preparations have been
made for Children's Day at Christ
Lutheran Church. The Sunday
School will meet at 9:45 a. M, and
will lift an offering for the orphan
children at Loysyille. At IL a. M
Or Reisch Will administer the sac
rament of baptism to number OF
children. This will be followed by
sermon to children on What We
Can Learn From Money The choir
will render three selections. The
children will render an entertain
ment at Z o'clock in the evening en-
titled, Growing Like Him
Scout Executive Virgin