Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-06-18
FINE PROGRAM FOR
CHILDREN'S DAY, SUNDAY
At METHODIST CHURCH

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Childrens Day will be observed at
the Green Street Methodist church to-
morrow. Atthe morning service Rev.
Layton will sermonize on children and
their place of service, and these know
ing his love for ana interest in chill
dren are assured of fine sermon.
Following the sermon will be the
baptism of the younger people ana
candidates will be present at this time
who desire the observance Of this rite.
Sunday school at II, and in the eve
ming will be the concert to be given
by the junior and primary grades Of
the school.
An unusually fine program has been
prepared which will prove more in
teresting as it is climaxed by the
graduation exercises OF the two class
es ofthe primary department into the
junior department.
1t may well be said Of these chill
dren that they have accomplished al
most the impossible in being able a,
this time to exhibit work which it
usually takes fully three months morn
of the school year to accomplish, and
with this thought in mind the exer-
cises will be especially commended.
The program follows:
Hymn, "Whole-hearted, True-hearted"
with cholr), School
invocation. Pastor
Scripture, Isaiah 11;1-s,
Hymn. Come Thou Almighty King
Recitation Tsa Si'0 * Boys Welcome" sehO'l
Dialogue, Tiny Rosebuds."
Helene Neweil, Dorothy l chapmas
Catherine Hayes
Ex sie5 THE Rain Drops 'With M
Recitation. "A Boys Tribute
Exercise. THE Ruling Power"
Ted Dow, LUCILLE Glidden, Marion
Chapman, Lila Jones
Mildred Wright
Lillian and Josephine Peters
onder1ul Words OF Life with
Defamation, ~ and I Alphabet" =
Hldreth Halves
Leader Ethel Page; colors, Marian
Fifield' Marion White. Irene
Nudge. Thelma Haskell
Recitation The Cail to ,Colors,"
Solo. Daisy Faces" Mildred Wright
Recitation--"Our Own Way"
Evelyn Hughes
Recitation. THE Pansy That Smiled, :
Exercise, THE Daisics yir Nsssa g Trbou
Beryl Jones. Edna Fiield, Marion
White, Elinor Fifeld, Sylvia Han
Dialogue IGod Is Love"
Ha ar ,f9o WIDER; Della Tobey. Ruth
abeth White, Helen Mountfort
Ruth Dillingham;, ANGELA billing
Solo, 'The Message of the Roses
Dialogue, What Shall We Bring to
Scribe. Allen Norton: talents. Ro-
and bennett, Clyde Beaton. Mel
Donald Clark, Stanley Hart; time.
Leland Cole. Joseph Richards.
Gorden bennett; hearts, Virginia
Tribou, Emerald Howe, Carmen
S Sio"ysfor, George ~as Clarke, Helen
George Mendall, with hymn (con-
secration), My Feet Should Walk
the Narrow Way"
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
Hymn. Onward Christian Soldiers"
CHOIR and School with professionally
Lords Prayer, with descriptive verse.
TO Our Friends, Webster Mountfort
10 Cur Ieachers, Ruth Filield
Child's Greed, Alice Grua
The Apostles Creed SchooI
Our Shepherd i'll Psalm.
oo, ~ Gertrude Creasey
The Fathers Love, Gladys Robbins
For God So Loved the World,
The Love Of Jesus, Marjorie Austin
Suher the Lutte Chlldren, School
Hymn, Jesus Loves Me-" school
Taught to Pray,
Let Us Keep the Golden Rule
co,a.. NIL, Clara Walton
Introducing Commandments,
To, Comm, .,an,on+ Harriet Patterson
oh. Blessed, Ever Blessed, They
The Beattudes, School
The Bible, Cueille Hall
Names of Apostles, School
lass Poem. Hugh Tribou
Class Prophecy, William Hanson
cia as LYNN! linn Shall Classmates Ever
Presentation of Diplomas.
tendent
Remarks by superintendent of School,
Mr.. TAYLOR
Remarks by the Pastor, Rev. Layton
Prayer 80
Doxology
Rehearsal of the members of the
Methodist church this afternoon at
250 o'clock. All urged to be present.
Also, the children are asked to bring
flowers this forenoon for decoration