Newark post., 1922-04-19
Stanton Has
New.y Week
Interesting Easter Program at
St. James 'Church-Grange
Meets-Many Visitors

The. Easter services at St. James
Episcopal Church, Stanton, were
largely attended. The church was
beautifully decorated with potted
plants most of which were donated in
memory of departed relatives.
The Sunday School services were
held at ten o'clock in the morning at
which time the following program was
rendered:
Song-"Hail to the King" School
Responsive Reading School
Song-"Glad Easter Day" School
Welcome Address
Little Miss Ann Boyce
Welcome Address
Master Robert Justis
Dialogue-"The Give Away Garden, ;"
The Misses Georgiana Parks, Beat
rice Banning, Mary Duncan, Mar
garet Ruth, Rachel Sherwood, Alice
Bradley, Ella Bradley, Virginia
Boyce, Betty Boyce, Helen Pordham
Song-"Just Word of Kindness"
Infant Room
"Your Part"
Master Billie Boyce, Misses Mar
garet Ruth and Rachel Sherwood
Announcement by the Superintendent
X. Earle Dickey of the automobile
race for the Mite Boxes. The girls
were played against the boys and
the race was won by the girls. The
combined offering amounted to $50,
with not all the reports in.
Song-"Joyous Easter" School
Remarks to the School Bishop Cook
song-"Sing the Easter Story"
School
Closing address, Master Cedric Justis
At the morning service the Holy
Communion was celebrated with
Bishop Cook in charge, after which
SIX children were baptized.
The regular services will be held
next Sunday. Sunday School at ten
o'clock Morning prayer at eleven
O'Clock in charge Of Lay Reader R.
Earle Dickey.
On Monday evening, April "a, the
annual congregational meeting will be
held at the home of the Senior War;
den, j. G. Justis, Newport, at which
time the reports of the different
branches of work of the church will
be heard, vestrymen elected and dele
gates elected to attend the Diocesan
convention in May.
Diamond State Grange No. 2. p, of
H., held very'interesting meeting on
Monday evening, April II. The secre-
tray, Mary E. Dickey was appointed
committee of one to prepare q
paper on the system of the general
election. A discussion on the scarcity
OF young calves for vealing brought
forth the facts that the country is
secured for monkey calves which are
beng killed and the veal sold in
" llmlngton and Philadelphia. The
following question was answered on
roll call by all the members present.
'Iell where you We're born and for
what is the place noted?" The next
meeting OF the Grange will be held on
Monday evening, April "a, when the
Lecturer has surprise in store for
all.
Friendship Lodge, No. A, S. O. B..
1eld very interesting meeting on
tuesday, April 18. Past Commanders,
certificates were given to all Past /
Commanders in good standing. The
odge IS preparing for their anniver-
'ary to be held May 2, when Supreme
commander Lady Anna Armstrong
and Supreme Treasurer Sir Onion
Will be the principal speakers of the
evening.
Deputy Grand Master J. Harold
Mitchell and staff of Unity Lodge.
No. Al, H. 0. o. F., have just COM
,leted a very successful trip installing
he officers of the various lodges in
lis district.
Ihe Stanton Community Associa-
ion will hold it's regular monthly
meeting IN the Friends Meeting House
N Friday evening, April 21, at which
lme officers for the ensuing year will
e elected.
The following program in charge
4 Miss Lora Little, the popular
eacher, will be given by the pupils of
ne hrst, second and third grades:
'ong, "Arbor Day.; solo, Johnny
ump Up; song, "Jack in the Pull