Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-26
OAKLAND
Sunday School Program

The Sunday school of All Souls
Universalist church had Christi
mas tree and program Wednesday
evening, Dec. oath, in tho church
vestry. The following program was
carried out: Song by Sunday school
entitled, Happy Christmas Time"
recitation, "A Christmas WISH"
Shirley Bickford: a recitation, Maui
/ rice Forsythe: a dialogue, The
, Most Noted Man." Chester Blake,
| Emery Mann, Raymond Simmons.
Robert Hall, Hubert Hall and Ron
aid Hallett; recitation, Elizabeth
Mitchell; piano solo. Rachel Hal
/ lett; Soaring Santa" Alfred Mann:
exercise. Christmas Candies" Dor
J othy Haynes, Betty McTaggert, Es-
Alice Blake; song, silent Night"
by the senior girls: signs of Christ
mas" by the primary children:
Christmas recitation, Preston Cox;
Before and After" Ruth Wheeler:
recitation by Woodroe Blake; song.
Little Town of Bethlehem" by
Sunday school; (Which Is Your
Way" Frederick Lord: recitation,
Corine Neal: song, Dorothy Stowell:
"Darning the Christmas Stocking"
by Ronald Hallett and Emery Mann;
recitation, Lucille Small: 1.-The Cradle
Hymn" by the primary children; ex-
ercise, Il Don't Believe" Robert
Hall, Willard Tozier, Roderick MIL
Ter. Edward Dudley and Alfred
Wheeler; song, Light of STAR" by
Ruth Wheeler, Betty McTaggert,
Ralph Stowell and Alfred Wheeler;
christmas" Madolyn Young: song,
1T Came upon the Midnight Clear"
by Sunday school: at this time SAN
ia Claus arrived and distributed the
gifts.
Honors were awarded in the Sun
day school for perfect attendance the
past year, as follows: One dollar was
given to Roderick Miller, Shirley
Bickford, Anita Crockett and Rachel
Hallett and Ronald Hallett. who
we're absent only one Sunday during
the year, received so cents. After
the distribution Of gifts and the
awarding OF the honors, Santa Claus
departed and the concert closed.
A bequest OF $1,000 for a pipe or
gan for the Universaiist church of
Oakland is made in the will of Mrs.
Mary X. Strickland, which was fled
fci probate Wednesday. Tokens of
remembrance are also given to mem.
bers of the Idlers Club and the Sat-
urday Nighters, clubs Of which Mrs.
Strickland was a member. Other
bequests are made to the members
OF the family. The estate Is valued
at $1,000.
Miss Dora Brown, q teacher in the
public schools at Northfeld, VT, is
passing the Holidays with Rev. and
Mrs. H G. Mann
Miss Cora Blaisdell was an over.
night guest Wednesday Of her sis-
ter. Mrs. Oliver Dora. returning
Christmas morning to Lewiston,
where she IL employed.
There was q Christmas tree and
entertainment at the Methodist
church Wednesday evening. which
was well attended. The following
program was given: Scripture read
Ing aud prayer by pastor; well
come" by Geraldine Condee; reci-
tation. Dorothy Brann: piano duet,
Janet Tapley and Helen Towie: rec
ttatfon. Marie KnaufY: recitation,
Mildred Greene: piano solo. Helen
Crowell: recitation, Bertha Luther:
recitation, Gladys Rushton; vocal
duet Silent Might" Mary and ia
net Tapley: recitation. Aleda Peavey:
recitation. Beverly Bulger; recita.
ton, Barbara Towle; soEe, Elizabeth
Savage and Alice Smith: recitation,
Pershign Bnlger: recitation, Alice
smith: piano duet, Doris Wyman
and Helen CrowelI; Goodnight, Err
nest Bnlger: Guy Chase acted as
Santa Claus and helped to distribute
the gifts. Rev. and Mrs. w. p. Hol-
man were the recipients Of q gener-