The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-06-11
PROGRAM WILL
END ChILDREN'S
!: WEEK IN. ALED0

Especial to The Argus.)


pletion of the big program to be
given by the children Of the var
ious Sunday schools Of Aiedo To-
morrow night at North park. the
Observance of children's week In
Aledo will be closed. The program
to be given tomorrow night will in
clude the children's day exercises
OF the pupils of the various Sun
day schools and promises to be un-
usually interesting.
~ Professor Perry Greedy Holden
: Of the Iowa Agricultural college
will give the principal address OF
the afternoon. Those who have
2 heard Professor Holden say that
. our chautauqua platform has never
afforded a better speaker. At 2:15
tomorrow afternoon the pupils OF
the Aledo Sunday school and any
I one interested in the work will as
ssemble in Central park. A parade
will be formed there and Will
march to North park The parade
will be led by the Boy Scouts drum
corps OF Davenport and the youns>
er children Of the schools will fol-
low in order. Line Of march will
he from South College avenue to
Eleventh street, countermarch to
Ninth street, and thence west to
North park. The marchers will
sing Coward. Christian Soldiers"
When the park is reached the first
and last verses OF 1.-The Battle Hymn
Z Of the Republic" will be sung. A
band will lead in the singing. Rev.
~. b. Pollock, pastor of the United
Presbyterian church of Aledo, has
B charge of the afternoon program!
h All children will be asked to re-
main for the talk by Professor
Holden and seats will be arranged
80 that all will be able to hear.
Each teacher with be asked to sit
) with her class. At 1880 in the eve
y ming a union service, at which the
will give a program, will
be held. In case OF rain the pro-
gram will be given at the Aledo
opera house. Following is the pro-
gram to be given tomorrow eve
ming:
Opening song, "'Tis Children's
Day"-Children's chorus.
Prayer-Dr. Van Pelt.
Recitation, "Our Own Day'-Mil-
bred Clauson.
Pantomime, s~The Holy City
Ruth Bjorkman, Helen Johnson.
Children's day cantata. "Voices
from Flowerland"-M Methodist pri-
mary department.
Chorus:
June-Kathryn Nichols.
sra Mother Earth Mabel Crawford.
q Children's Day-Dorothy Grant.
' Voices OF Cheer-Daisies.
f. Voices of Service-Clover.
iq Voices of CONCENTRATIONS.
Voices OF Love-ROses.
Voices OF Praise-Rosebuds.
riy THE Coming of the Flowers" ar
+, Out-of-doors Children's day play
Presbyterian primary department.
1itu The part OF April. May and Sum
,va mer are taken by Elizabeth Wilson
.sv Kathryn Arrick and Olive Baxter
All voices OF Flowerland Join il
50 the closing chorus.
sa Children's day cantata. "Summe
q Time" - Baptist primary depart
), ment.
ga Banner girl-Ivy Drake.
H. Suinmer- Mildred Drake.
Jubilee children.
,t+fq Flower children.
Isl Winds North, South, East, Yves
gato Soldier boys.
4 The Rainbow limited Presby
M terian Sunday school.
n ia Greeting. The Children's Fest
Is val" Robert Downing,
g.iir Song. Thy Visit Brings tn
u Show er"--School.
strl Scripture. Origin Of the Rain
= bow~-Juniors.
Recitation, THE Rainbow"-Ol
s Eisham.
4 Sky Happiness"
,a,t. THE Rainbow Fairies - job
\ White,
Song, This is the Day
School.
.is. The Bible the Children's Book
Primary.
d What the Children Can Do
intermediate.
i Rainbow drill-School.
4. Prayer-Thanet Sharp.
~ ,Bepediction-- Rev. Mr.. DoGeij.