Evening journal., 1921-06-24
news GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
First Baptist Church Will
Give Children's Day
Program Sunday
K. T. CLUB GIVES
BEACH PARTY
stan Correspondent.

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NEW CASTLE, June 24.-Final
practice Of the music for children's
day in the First Baptist Church will
take place this evening. An elabor-
ate literary as well as musical pro-
gram has been arranged for next
Sunday, which will be observed
with appropriate exercises. The
program follows;
Happy Days; song. "Day OF
Cheer and Blessing" by school; re-
sponsive reading prayer; welcome
exercise by Mabel and Virginia
Davis; song. Goods Love is Shown"
by school; recitation, by Catherine
Davis; recitation, by Anna Williams;
song. Pretty Flowers Everywhere, >"
by primary school; recitation by
Norma Leib; recitation, by Leslie
Walls; recitation, by William Pat
terson; song, praise the Lord for
Blessings" by school; recitation, by
Verna Leib; recitation, by Ann Lam
caster; recitation, by Frances Hew-
lett; song. What Mean These Songs
Today" by school; recitation. by
Ruth Davis; song. "Doing His VIII
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Wilson Cannon; song. THE Light OF
the World" by school; recitation,
by Ruth Davis; song. Happy Sum
mer Days" by school; address; rec
itation. by Walter Sibley; Offering:
song. children Of the King" by
school, and benediction.
The annual election OF officers OF
the Baraca class OF the New Castle
Methodist Church took place at a
meeting OF the. class held in the sun
day school rooms OF the church. last
evening. A literary and musical
program, arranged by the entertain
ment committee and refreshments
featured the social hour. following
the business session and election.
The officers elected were William
Green, president; Albert Clayton,
vice-president; Arthur Gibbs. secre-
tary; Loomis o. Wise. assistant sec
retary; George Proud. treasurer;
James T. Challenger. chorister; Will
liam Cossaboon. assistant chorister,
and Miss Emily Lunt, organist.
The piocram was as follows:
,uet by the Misses Bertha Barnes
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~ L. ogden Wise. Jr.; solo by Miss
Emily Lunt; reading by Mrs. Loomis
o. Wise; piano solo by Miss Laura
Armpriester.
Members OF the X. T. Club enjoy
ed a beach party on Tasker's Beach
Wednesday evening. with swimming
and roasting OF marshmallows the
most enjoyable features. Those
present were Mrs. sophona Hewlett
the Misses Grace zimmepman. Jen.
ME Grose. Marion and Mae Bacon
Emily Lunt, Elizabeth Davis. Estei
s Ia and Blanche Sibley, Messrs. Ira
Richards. Frank Farmer. BuforS
Lunt, George Martin, Howard Tol
son. Francis Tussie. Edward Kieins
Hsrry Proud and Frank Alexander
W. S. Walshe, a Scotch-Irisl
evangelist, opened a religious cam
paign on the school green last eve
ming. The Rev. Mr.. walshe viii
preach at 7.S0 o'clock each evening
this week and II sufficient interes
is shown he will continue the meet
ings next week. A large number o
persons listened to his sermon las
evening.
At the State armory this evening
there will he dancing.
Postmaster John +. Murphy re
ported the following unclaimed mai
in the local post ONCE; Mrs. Mar.
Basco. Mrs. Bertha Burrows, Home
S. Carr. r. T. Cahorn, Della Dire
zione ALA, Miss Anna Faultner. Mis-
Anna Furbush. Toosker Hauch
Samuel A. Kross. James B. LANCER