Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1924-06-12
Children Day
AtCity Churches

was given Sunday at p. m. at
the wesleyan Methodist Sunday
school at their church on the south
side.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated with green branches, plants,
flowers, and ferns. The boys ami
girls held the interest of the audi
ance from the beginning and rem
dered their parts we'll
Especially interesting was song
sung in the languages of Japan,
Korea, China, and India, by the
Junior girls
At the close of the program
large class of boys and girls re-
ceived certificates of promotion.
Much credit must be given to the
decorating and program commit
tees for the success of the program.
Congregational Church
The Sunday school was in charge
Of the morning service at the Con.
gregational church. The teachers
had pepared splendid program
of songs and recitations and short
talk was given by Rev. H. Harris.
The church was prettily decorated
with flowers, Miss Mayme Meyer
taking charge of the decorating.
A. C. Church
Mrs. E. o. Coontz and Mrs. Min
ME Jones had charge of the pro
gram by the young people at the
A. G. church and one of the pref
tiest parts of the program was
pageant, Summer Messengers i'm
which the little folks appeared as
birds and flowers, sunbeams, rain
drops, and the like. The churcn
had been decorated under the di.
rection of Mrs. l.. ID. Stillson AMI
was exceptionally pretty. The ev-
ening service was in charge of Ed
Bump, in the absence of the pastor,
and papers were given by Mrs.
Charles Watkins, Mrs. L. d. Still
son, and A. l.. Feeck.
Baptist Service
The young people of the Baptist
church put on an enjoyable pro
gram for Children's Day under the
direction of Mrs. H. G. Neitzel and
Mrs. Simonds. Songs and recita-
tions by the children and remarks
by the pastor, Rev. w. e. Xix, were
on the program.
Presbyterian Church
The following program was car
rieed out at the Presbyterian
church Sunday mornine The
church was filled with lchildren
parents and friends. The decora-
tions were flowers.
Prelude, Mrs. Riesz and Roy
Prime, organ and violin,
Song, God Is Love-, the Junior
chorus. Miss Mabel Thomas, Pia-
mist.
Scripture Reading, Lucille Tram
bile.
Prayer, the Pastor.
Song, Primary Girls of Miss
Helen Koppke's class, THANK YOU
Miss Phyllis Jacq. it'll, pianist.
We bid you We eome," Eliza
beth Saverda.
Baptism OF Children-Jack Mel
ter. Lois e. Dietor, Dorothy M.
Dietor Fred M. wfswelN Jean
M. WiswelI.
Presentation of New Tesla ments.
Song, "Over the Hills" Queen
Esther Circle, Miss Esther New
ell, patroness, Frances Axen, pi-
anist, Alma Ferber violinist.
Exercise, l"Children's Day
Wreath" Miss Koppke's class.
Song, Anthem, 1--WE Adore Thee"
LadleS chorus.
Exercise, "a Little Sunshine
Band" Miss Eileen Sloniker's pri-
mary class.
Song, "Still the Same" Junior
chorus.
Pageant, 1'The Mission Fare
well", Maud Williams Circle, Mrs.
Chas. True, patronesses.
Offering for Sunday School,
missions.
Pastor Talk, Faithful in the
Least" Illustrated by pins, assis-
ted by Bobbie Kruger.
Pageant, by Parcel Post" The
Blue-Bird class and the c. C.'s,
Mrs Bert Fosnot, Miss Pallson, dl
recting.
Hymn, "All Hail the Power Of
Jesus
Three paraqets loaned by Mr.
Toole interested the children and
added color.
The general direction was by
Mrs. Fosnot and Mrs. George
Holmes. Della Traxler announced
the program.
Graduation
A special service was held at
the Evangelical church on Sunday