Milford chronicle., 1930-06-13
N. p. Church Has Fine Program
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1 N. P. Church Has Fine Program
For Chlldren's Day
Despite the stormy weather the M
p church was almost full with
\ friends who wished to attend the an
1 nual Children's Day exercises pre-
scented by the little folks Sunday
levening. The program was in charge
.Of Mrs. Harry Tee, assisted by Mrs.
| Everett Hall, and Mrs. Vertie S. Ca
hall had charge of the decorations.
The stage was tastefully decorated
with large baskets of roses. The
choir rendered the numbers in the
program very beautifully. The music
was in charge of 1. E. Locates, vet
eran chorister. Mrs. George B. Pot
I ter was at the console and Mrs. j. W.
| Greenlee aided with the piano. The
offering which is devoted to Missions
was one of the largest ever received
by the Sunday school. Organization
in this case proved very effective.
The pastor requested that each class
pledge so much toward the Offering
The class of women taught by Mrs.
r. w. Sapp led in class amounts.
The mems class was a close second.
The Offering amounted to $3.50. The
program was as follows:
Opening song, "The Call to Wor-
ship; invocation, Prof. ]. c. Mess
ner; song, There Is Praise in Every
Heart; responsive reading, led by
Supt. Elwood Gruewe1l; recitation of
welcome, Matilda Billings; recita-
ton, "a Wise Precaution," Betty
Jane Williams; dialogue, Goods Gift, "
Armond Jacobs, James O'Neal, John
Warren, Clyde Tucker and Gale
Smith; recitation, 'My Little Piece"
Bertha Rash; duet, Verda Ruth Vane
and Doris Hall; recitation, THE
Lovely Earth" Mary Alta Knox; rec
itation, Verda Ruth Vane; song,
"The Pledge of Youth; recitation,
"Children's Day." Doris Hall; dia-
logue, "a Day of JOY" Marjorie
Knox and Catherine Greenbaugh;
recitation, 10y to the Gardens"
Harriet Hammond; recitation, Thel-
ma Hall, dialogue, 1.-THE NOiseless
Kind" June and Kathleen Wyatt.
1t being necessary for the local
pastor to be away, Rev. E. H. Col
iins, pastor Of the M. E. church,
made the remarks of the pastor. Due
to the Children's Day exercises the
M. e. church did not hold any serv-
ices in the evening so as to allow
their members attend.
Roll call by classes for their Of
ferings, Harry c.. Tee, assistant su-
perintendent. Song, ut Is Children's
Day.; recitation, Jean Messner; pan
tomine, Virginia Hammond and Mary
Ann Fleming; recitation, mo Chill
dren's Day." Adele Masten; solo,
Bobby Widdowson; recitation, Come
Aboard for Children's Day." Roland
Kitchens; exercise, Anchor of Prom
ises, Ruth Raughley, Francis Rash,
Amanda Rash, Anna Lee Billings,
Evelyn Lynch, Ruth Van Pelt, Anna
Clara Swain, and Ethel
Hall. Ethel Hall sang the solo,
''I've Anchored in Jesus" Exercise, |
''What Would Happen" Betty O'Neal,
Catherine Cahall and Marie Brimer;
dialogue, Evelyn Smith and Mar
garet Billings. Closing song, "The |
Unfinished Task" Benediction, Prof
]. c. Messner.
NJ. E. Church Notes
$3.50 a. m.-0ld fashioned class
meeting, led by A. D. McCabe.
10 a. m.-Church school in all de-
partments, H. J. Ramsdell, superin-
tendent. The Markup for last Sun
day on the building project was
S159.54 in cash and labor donated.
II a. -Children's Day services
given by the Beginners Department.
The pastor will preach a short ser
mon to the children and will baptize
any who desire this service.
p. m.-The Primary and Junior
will give their Chill
iren's Day program. The Children's
Day programs will be in charge of
Mrs. Ella D. Cordrey and Mrs. J.
Will Powell, assisted by a splendid
corp of helpers.
8 p. m. Wednesday-Church night
led by pastor.