Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-12-30
Sunday School Cbr;s.

FORMED Sunday school the a.
rIloay evening in the rs he'd n
large congregation. kt.pesen,e Of.
the school, the exercises =, a song
department were rends,eI 'he Dr.
nv Ma ,n'elssting Of these bein. Oas te
by by gary aay. Hartzell Dobbins, sns !, ss
gy Brooks, Walter and 10 Hna soa
h iae.er was entitled h.sNassr.
0io@N strikes Twelve To.r.asn. Tie
was sung with great spiri, sat ana
,o~ea a pageant, beautiiu;,,. ine1 io.
1y members Of the SUM- RENDERED
Inose taking part were dr. school
propriate costumes, ana SSea IN a..
llgnts were extinguished sn all he
which radiated from S,a, except thai
was unusually striking. a h ue efea
was shown first, with the r nome seen.
R; HIuy, ana her three children. NAN
Dill D,,lmyer, Ethel Emery and NAV ,nsna
man, They saw the scenes 81 o;aH Fee,
christmas pass before their a,o ue hrs
a VISION, whhe the beautiful 49,. asin
scriptlve Of these scenes Ts ~ofos DE-
read by Yolande Malone TS. SSeetly
nerds were Taxter Welshans shep.
Renner and William Needv Inv. LLihVocd
Emery. Richard Terrell and S"ie lee
Needy were the three wise nv. Archie
mcdonald represented KIM " LEVY
Freel Welshans a scribe asa neFod
LICK was Simeon. As the ''oN
E [lSus scenes were enacted, tsriMss
SnIistmas songs were sung by Da aial
girls, dressed as angels, in y s2n
white garments. These girls AOslas
margaret Flickinger, Frances wen wen
berenice Stanley, Clara Hebb PI"'T
Heob. Grace Hebb, Frances Cro"' aincne
Louise Freeman. "Silent NipS,. sN
sung by Mrs. Mary Dobbins sT III. va
geant showed earnest effort IN ~" s ~
OF the young people and thosa s p,f
directed it and was presented ss
great dignity and beauty. N VIA
One of the best of the Cbris,,.
entertainments was that of the ~,s.s
an Sunday school, given Cb-;s,~
night under he direction ~ Srssa
tendent ] D. Muldoon. The p ~a.l.
was especially fine, some Of N. nust
OLD hymns being sung with soIsrSa
erect AT one point in the service n
the lights of the church were t,I,n.i
on, while an outside light ilIumi-.;
the. lovely stained g'ass shown, a.
nativity, and the school sang wiihsr,
organ compartment the hmm ~.
lent Night, Holy Night" II wac ~
pressive and beautiful TO an u1y,r.,
degree Outstan ling features il a.
music were solos b. Miss Pr,,,..s
Melester and Miss Katharine Roswell.
duet effectively rendered bv MIN
E. Srohn, contra'to, and VIM R s,u
der, tenor; trio by ! D. MulIoon r..
VIM. B Snyder and H. L. SNYDER l..
and a ouartette bv Mrs. Srohn, Mia
Melester and the Messrs SNYDER 81
ward Melester an Prherta MuIdoor a
the primary department, sang sols
to the delight Of the audience. nj.
lection amounting o over $50 was IN.
ed. and vii e" 70 tho O-,Harr' Hmm. >,
Salem, Va. The report of Secretary
+. l.. We'tZheimer showed that N,
total enrolment of the school. includ.
ing cradle roll and home department,
IS lsS. The sum of $4,000 wa,
raised by the school during the wear for
various purposes. The church was
TILED with a very large audience, al
the standing room being taken even
Saturday evening the Southern Meth.
odist Sunday school rendered their
service, "The Christ Child" most ex-
cellently, with w. P. Licklider as super.
intendent. The recitations and sing.
ing were very well done and were ems
joyed by large audience A colec.
ton of $500 for the Near East SUI.
ferers was taken up. The reports
showed an enrolment of 237 the past
year, with an average attendance OF
l23. Five members OF the school
united with the church. The collec.
tons during the year amounted to
S4e2.
The Presbyterian Sunday school had
a very pleasing service Christmas
eve, the recitations ami music being
we'll rendered The school raised the
generous sum Of Sl27 so for the re.
lief Of the Near East sufferers, and the
Kearneysville school contributed S4o 81
for the same cause. Prof. A. d. kena'
mond is superintendent of this school,
The Methodist Sunday School, Of
which w. c. Myers is superintendent
had its entertainment Chris mas eve,
The programme was well rem tered ana
was greatly enjoyed. REGULATIONS "
Mrs. w. H. S. White and her dausnla
Dorothy and by Anna Jones. and sols
by Mrs. Thos. H. Myers, Mrs. !. "
Debaugh and Miss Gertrude Jona
were features of especial interest
The enter ainment given BY ln
Episcopal Sunday school Chrstm.,,
eve was an attractive one. Music am
recitations and ali address by the re- e.
tor, Rev. ]. w. Ware. made uh pn'
programme.
Notes of the Churches.
M. E. Church-Shepherdstown' ~
a. m, Sunday school; a. m, pleas..
ing by Mr.. Lester Waldeck. Snap y,
burg, 2.3O p. m, preaching by Kew; ~