The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1923-05-24
WILMOT.

Sunday Schools Hold Convention Here.
One hundred delegates from the
Sunday schools Of Kenosha county an
swered the roll call at the county
Sunday school rally held at the Will
mot M E. church Sunday afternoon.
The meeting opened with devotionals
led by Rev. L. James, pastor Of the
local NJ. E. church. Mrs. Fred Faux
ner, assistant superintendent Of the
Wilmot Su03ay school. followed with
an address, welcoming the assembled
delegates. The response was given by
Mrs. H. Kort Of the Park Avenue M.
G. church, Kenosha.
Mrs. Guy Lotus gave a charming
song, "I Think When / Read That
Sweet Story of Old" and the business
meeting followed A committee of five
vas appointed to take charge Of an
annual picnic to be held later in the
season. The committee consists OF
Rev. L. James, Wilmot and Salem;
Rev Wakefield, Silverlake; W. D.
Richards, Kenosha; Rev. G. Hammond
# Bristol, and Mrs. Blanche Fox of
Bristol.
Mrs. Roy Swenson of Camp Lake
gave an instructive talk on the Cradle
Roll work, and Mrs. Durkee, principal
IF the Wilmot graded school, read a
paper of much interest concerning the
survey of the Sunday school work.
Rev. Tietze of Bristol gave an in
3piring talk on the home department,
Is assets, and obligations. Miss
Georgia Bruel Of Whitewater Normal,
mother vocal soloist, sang a pleasing
jelection. Rev. Wakefield of Silver
AXE read a report Of the state conven-
ion at Baraboo. Rev. L. James talk
d at length on the subject, Training
young People for Service" Mrs. r.
J. Ihlenfeldt concluded the after
rooms program with an excellent
,eading. A rising vote of thanks was
extended to the Wilmot church mem
GERS for their hospitality. Following
the closing song land the benediction,
the rally was adjourned.
The Regeneration of Aunt Mary.
Great progress is being made with
the Senior class play of the U. F. H.
s., which will be given at the gym
nasium Wednesday evening, May 30th.
Both Seniors and Juniors are working
conscientiously and are doing their
best to give the public a finished pro-
duciton. Although the leading charac-
tiers of the play are strong, there is
ample opportunity for every person in
the cast to make his role important.
We have been fortunate this year both
in finding a play especially suitable
for high school use and in having stu
dents of real dramatic ability to take
part in it. The program for the even
ing is as follows: Selection, Senior
orchestra; first act, Rejuvenation of
Aunt Mary; song, Who is Sylvia, Girls
Glee club; piano selection, Rhoda Je-
dele; second act play; vocal solo, Mrs.
Charles Schultz; reading, Aileen Mem
Ter; violin and piano selection, Mar
guerite Schulke, Pearl Scheulke; third
act, play Cast: Aunt Mary Watkins,
very wealthy spinster, Jacks Aunt
and Lucinda's "She," Doris Ganzlin
John Watkins, Jr, Denham, Jack-Stan-
ley Stoxen; urnett-Robert, Stanley
Becker; Mitchell (Hubert Kendrick)
Jacks chums, Wesley Orvis; Glover
Oh. Wyncoop) Cyril Dalton; Mr.. Stet
bins, Aunt Mary's lawyer, Elmer Stem
sci; Joshua, Aunt Mary's hired man,
John Kerwin James, the Burnett but
Ter, Melvin Button; Bertha Burnett
Burnett's sister, afterwards Aunt
Mary's Maid, Oracle" Mary Kerwin;
the girl from Kalamazoo, Loretta Pea
cock; Lucinda, Aunt Mary's property
body and soul, Laura Stoxen; Daisy
Mullins, village girl, Margaret Mad
den; Eva, Myrtle Salvin.
Mr. and Mrs. b. Nett and children
were at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Lentz of Bsssetts on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Walsh of Nc
Henry were Sunday guests at the A
G. Stoxen home.
Mr.. and Mrs, r. Burton, Mrs. J. N
Burton Mr.. and Mrs. w. Winn and
children of Richmond were entertained
at the Louis Hegeman home on Sun.
day.
Ruth Stoxen spent several days last
week visiting at Alden with Helen
Stoxen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Moran Of
GAINESVILLE visited with Mr. and Mrs
j. Moran, ST., for several days The
past week.
Mrs. G. W. Lewis was in Evanston
for several days last week.
Walter Carey and daughter Blanche
were in Milwaukee on Thursday.
Rev. O1Conner Of Milwaukee reac
mass at the Holy Name church on Sun.
day and was a~guest of Rev. j. Brasky
for several days.
Miss Rose Heelan, Edward Carr anc
Harold Julius of Chicago were house
guests of Blanche Carey the last Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy and Jack mo.
4 tored to Kenosha Friday.
Guests at the house warming given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Beck Sunday
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Richards and fam.
lily Of Chicago, Mr.. and MRS. H. Reec
Of Hebron, Violet Beck, Lydia Meyer
Morris Flood, Mr.. Ryder, Mr.. and Mrs
P. Meyers and children of Racine, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Schram and daughter and
Mr. and Mrs. Sutcliffe and children
from Wilmot.
Mrs. w. Carey and Grace Carey were
in Waukegan Thursday, Mrs. Carey
remained several days with her grand.
son, Gene DObyns, who was i'll with
measles.
The Misses Mary and Margaret Nor.
an, Tom Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T
Moran of Janesville, and Grace Carey
were in Kenosha Monday for the flu.
neral of Mrs. Whalen of Chicago.