Evening journal., 1920-06-12
CHILDREN DAY
AT ST. PAUL'S
Interesting Program Ar
ranged to Take Place-of
Morning Services
PASTOR TO PREACH
AT NIGHT SERVICE

AZ st. Paurs M. r. Church tomor-
row, the Sunday School VIII be in
charge OF the morning service, at 1880
O'Clock, when they will give their
Children's Day program. There will
De exercises and songs by the begin
ners' department, under the direction
OF Miss Helen Oakley, superintendent.
The primary and junior departments.
Mrs. r L Finn and Mrs. A. II. Schoell.
uporintendents, will give the can
tata, Natures Diadem Of Praise"
The program follows Chorus, "Harki
ENultant Voices Swelling: trio,
south Wind. Nature and Boy; song
by "Buttercups and Daisies" Make
Dreary Pathway Bright"; song by
Clovers. Forward March :" chorus.
LET the Earth Be Glad" Rose Maid
ems Song "FlOral Greeting: song
by group OF girls, From Flowerland"
song by Fern Maidens, I'VE Love the
Woods Where Shadows Play; chorus,
Pull OF His Goodness" song by
Flowers, Sunshine is Cleaning;
duet. Love and Joy. "A Diadem OF
Praise" closing song, Make His
Praise Glorious"
Those taking part in the oantata
arei Agnes Thoms, Nature; South
Wind. William Finn; Boy. Clyde
Carver; Angel OF Fields, Helen Sheer;
Angels OF Flowers, Mary Martin, Ruth
Hinkson; Angel Of Woods. Agnes Hub
bard; Children's Day, Elizabeth
Mldam. Love, Margaret Mitchell /:
JOY, Nancy MacKnight.
Daisies-Mabel Finn, Kathryn An
drews, Maud Cries. Pearl Lucas,
Dorothy Heller, Helen Argold
Buttercups-Ri Richard Hubbard, John
Dasher, Gilmore Andrews, Windle
Brown, Stanley Glenn, Leonard Cole
man, James Way.
Clovers- Harriet Smith, Alice Han
by. Rose Hudson, Elizabeth Thorpe,
Helen Hasson, Ruth Hinkson, Gladys
Hearne, Melba Johns, Frances Wilson,
Pearl Lister, Grace Lister, Ruth
Roses-May Hess. Isabel Sheer. Ma
bel Babcock. Margaret Hinkson,
Elizabeth Clineff.
Pansies- Robert Prettyman, Leon
Finn, Dorothy Ely, Ernetta Adams,
Ruth Collins, Sara Downs, M. Eliza
beth Parker, Esther Wiley.
AS she Sunday School Is In charge
OF the morning service there Will be
no regular session at - O'Clock.
The musical numbers for the morn
ing include; Organ prelude, AT sun
rise" (Diggle); prelude In B Flat"
iBaftmannl: postlude, "Fcstive
March" (Smart). In the evening organ
recital at 7i5; "Evensong" Johns
toni "The Angolus" (Rockwenl; "Of-
fertolre in G." tRyder); postlude,
"Postlude IN L" (Harker); anthem,
Around the Throne OF God"
| Brown: baritone solo. "unanswer-
ed Yet" (Buhon): Wilmer S. Boddy
violin solo. "De Luge" saint Saens)
! Charles LaBoube Edwards. Mrs. kem-
lery and Mr.. BOddy slng at every ser
vice.
Dr. Hubbard will preach at the
evening service, using for his topic,
"Traveling a Good Road"
Monday evening. at 7.A5 o'clock. the
Queen Esther Circle VIII hold Us
business meeting at the home OF Miss
Edith Toadvinc. ITO Broome street
The Junior Auxiliary OF the W. +. NJ
S. will meet at the parsonage, tOi4 w
Tenth street, Monday evening, at Z
o'clock.
ON Wednesday evening, al 7 O'Clock,
Mr. Cooke will continue The series OF
sermons on "pilgrim's Progress al
the Junior church service. The regli-
| lar mid-week prayer meeting Is held
at s O'Clock. Dr. Hubbard is In chargt
OF this service.
A nursery for small children is oper
during the hours OF each preaching
| service.