The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-05-01
WEEK IS DEVOTED
TO THE CHILDREN
National Children's Week
Faithfully Observed
in Sapulpa
SOMETHING EVERY DAY
Final Program and Pageant
for the Riddles This Eve
ming to BE Glorious End.

Hy MIBDltI.b T. tIlAlIM lt Is
SAPtLpA April 30 National
children wo.K has been ,ntug.'I.IIlv
observed In Nhpulp1 this past wcoF
by tho majority of the adults and
children. Preparatory work VIVA
done tho wc"k before pbldrou .
week and attractive hand painted
posters wcrc placed iu the NOR
chants windows down town. Th 80
all hod invitations for tho china To-
attend some sunday school iu th"
city ON sunday cpDh uf the schools
.cportcd an Increased attendance
and the total for an the achouls wap
1870.
on SUNDAY evening the n,st pro
gram waH given VhiH was "a union
service ana was given at tho Sonth
Methodist church ana proved 20 10
very interesting to all wlo attended
Especial musical numbers were
given by Mrs John koluad ana
Miss Nelson a number Of iuspir-
ing talks were made by lay men
bers ~ thu different churches In
Guiding those by $. W. Moore, y. }
Smith. Misc Linnio Daughcrty Prof
r. J. Murphy and *. W Sheffield.
ana the Invocation was Fivou br
Rev. w. u. Loucks Tiis program
was considered especially good and
many helpful suHRcstions were made
to help others In this line of work.
on Monday story houra were held
at tho different churches In the aft
crnoon and each was well attended
and interesting ~ tories wcrc~rdld ard
many pleasing games enjoyed. AZ
the First Baptist church, children
from the iunior departments or all
churches Ind boon invited and GO
were present Mcsdnmos - II.
white. Frank Lynn. Ilaycs and Misr
Elizabeth Mann were In charge. Tho
intermediate children gathered at
tho first Methodist church To hear
stories told-by Mrs, Knappcnhcrgcr
MIRA. l.. II. Ncvins and Mrs r. G
Etrivcrs. At the South Methodist
church 80 children Of the primary
department came 10 hear stories told
CARRIER. Miss Pauline Gather and
Mrs. II. Smeltzer. This hour proved
such "A success that It In to he oh
served each Monday afternoon at tho
South Methodist church for tho
smaller children OF all schools
on Tuesday n banquet was giver
nj the high school cafeteria for tho
teachers and officers of the Sunday
schools and all pastors and their
wives, and few others. Several
delightful courses were served ana
Mrs. +. II. Dagloy. Sapulpa's talented
vocalist, sang.
Prof. w. ID. Moorca Of tho Baptist
university at Shawnee was the main
speaker OF the evening. Wednesday
evening tho service was held nj tho
First Baptist church, at which time
all tho Roy Scouts OF the city were
present In uniform and Fred Wood
son, Sapulpa's new scout executive,
talked on scout activities. Mrs. olive
Tosh, public health nurse, also made
n talk. A Is minute song service
was held and Mrs. ID. II, Mapos CAV"
n vocal solo,
Visit Pupils Homes.
No other programs were given dur
ing the week as all the teachers and
officers were busy Visiting the pupilS
homes and an endeavor was made
by the teachers 10 visit at each OF
her pupil's homes. one afternoon dur
ing the week The final canvass or
the town has been made and II thcre
Is n child In Sapulpa who haE not
been invited to attend some school
II is because neither tho child nor
it's parents could be found during
national ohildrens week.
The final program will he given
on Sunday evening at the high school
auditorium. This is to he In the form
iof religious pageant aud many
children are to take part in Il. II ~
anticipated that the pageant ~ Go be
wonderful an there have been several
weeks OF rehearsal.