South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-12
CHILDREN'S DAY
PROGRAMS HOLD
SWAY IN CHURCH
Special Services Arranged by
Children of Various Schools
of Religion.

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day program at 1880 o'clock this
evening. on account OF having bac-
calaureate services in the morning
All members OF the Sunday school
Will meet in the Sunday school
rooms at Z o'clock and march TO the
church auditorium at 1880 p. m. a
souvenir Will be presented 10 every
one attending the following pro-
/ gram:
organ Prelude-"March De Fete,"
Darrell
Song by School-No 203.
Prayer-Rev. G. L. Rulison.
Mems Chorus-"Let Him In"
Exercise-"What the Children
Can Do" third year juniors.
SOPHISTICATED. Barbara and Jane
Horspool.
Welcome Recitation-Mary Ellen
Jester.
Song by beginners department.
Scripture Reading-"Dont's by
King Solomon" junior boys.
Recitation 90 ''Childrens Day,
! Hndred Schueu.
Exercise-"God Is Love-" first
year junior girls.
Violin Solo-Selected. Hal Van
Akin.
Exercise - "Four-leaf Glove r
Drill" primary children.
Song by School-No 267.
Brief Talk-"The Children's Day
Fund DR.. Gardiner.
ertCry-"Pizzicate." Delibes.
Daisy Song-Primary girls.
Recitation - "Our Own Day"
Frances Fulkerson.
Reading-Selected. Helen Wat
terson.
SOPHISTICATED, primary depart
ment.
Brief Talk-"Flsg Day" o. A
Fulkerson.
Recitation Our Flag" John
| Hartman.
Song by School-No 14S.
Benediction.
Postlude-'NMarch Legere."
A Children's day program will be
given this evening by the Sunday
school Of the First Methodist
church. The program will be pre-
scented by more than 100 children
from the various departments of the
school THE Light OF the World"
is a Children's day program filed
with the sunshine spirit Of spring
flowers and little folks.
Each department will have is
own opening program as usual n
the Sunday school hour.
Re-enrollment OF the entire Sun
day school membership is 70 be
taken Sunday morning. Every mem
Der Of the school is urged TO be
present at this session as II is the
| final Sunday in the Brownfield cup
trophy contest which has been car
/ ried on for the last two months.
The award for the department and
/ the class in each department having
the largest number Of points viii De
given the following Sunday.
The Grace NJ. E. church Will give
a Children's day pageant Sunday
| evening at 1880 o'clock at the
church. The program, which con-
sists Of a playette. hymns and exer-
cises, Is as follows:
Professional.
Unfurling "Old Glory"
Hymn-"The Star Spangled Ban
ner."
Invocation.
Scripture lesson.
America-Miss Ruth Kuss.
Church-NIiss Bernice Gindlebur-
ger.
Unfurling church flag
Hymn-'T Love My Kingdom,
Lord"
sunday School - Mrs. Bessie
Wall.
Unfurling Sunday school flag.
Education" chorus.
Pageant Of Sunday school classes.
Recitation-John Slower.
Hymn-"The Church's One Foun-
dation."
Exercises by beginners, primaries
and juniors.
Playette - Wisdom" Pilgrim,
Theodore Johnson; youth Kenneth
/ Shirk; folly, John Wood; discour-
agement. Edith McGriff; faith, Pearl
Herr: hope, Gail Granger; charity,
\ Pauline Jellison; shane Chester
/ Copp: wisdom, Iva OStrander.
! ong-Intermediate girls.
Offering.
/ Pledge Of allegiance 70 the three
| flags.
Hymn-"The Battle Hymn Of the
! Republic"
Benediction.
Recessional