Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 181, 10 June 1921 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1921.

Sunday Schools Will Present - Children's Programs Sunday -f.t Observances To Give Opportunity for Songs and Exercises of Pupils in Primary and Junior Departments r Special Collections for Mission Work

June MathewB, Miriam Hubbard; address, the ReT. W. McClean Work;

song, congregation; benediction, the

Sunday is "Children's Day" in many' Sunday ; schools of the city. True to custom, the programs arranged present ample opportunity for the songs and exercises of the children in the primary and junior departments, especially. Several Sunday schools presented programs appropriate to the occasion last Sunday. One or two other Sunday schools will not offer the usual features of the day until a week or two. It seems, however, that the second Sunday in June is the day most generally observed. It is the practice, according to reports, to take up special collections for mission work of the respective denominations. Often the totals are very large. Reid Memorial. Observance of "Children's Day" will be held in the Reid Memorial Sunday school at 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning. The following program will be offered :(;v i Song. 'congregation: prayer, recitation, "The Welcome Children's Day"; recitation, "A Snappy Salute,'.' Roland Ball; song, "Happy Days of Cheer and Blessing," Mary Elizabeth Rees and Marcia Weisgerber; recitation, "I'm a Little Beginner," Maynard Spaulding: recitation. "A Ro6e and a Robin," Barbara and Richard Ramsey, recitation, "I Won't Forget," Amos Brehm; song, beginners' class; recitation, William King; recitation, Mary Elizabeth Clevenger; recitation. Helen Moss; recitation. Dickey DafTler; recitation, Jane Work; recitation, Georgianna Gault; recitation, Billy Work; recitation, Robert Ball; recitation. Josephine Griff is; recitation, Daniel Fosler; song, class of girls. Recitation, Warren Niles; recitation Ralph Roberts: recitation, Francis Wissler; solo, Ellen King; recitation, Bobby Dafller; recitation, Sarah Pointer: song, congregation; recitation, Herschel Clevenger; recitation, Walter King solo, Gracia Dickson; recitation, Frances Moss; recitation. Harold Moss; solo, Mary Elizabeth Rees; "What Children Can Do." by five girls, recitation, Ralph Cunningham; offering; solo. Mr. Hugh Foss; "Johnny-Jump-Ups," Frances Moss, Gracia Dickson, Ellen King, Mary Louise Moss. Mildred Moss and Margaret Magaw; recitation. Charlotte Spaulding; "The BibleThe Children's, Book."

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West Richmond Friends. Exercises for "Children's Day" will be held at the regular church hour. 10:30 o'clock Sunday morning, at the West Richmond Friends church. Everyone is invited to attend. The program is as follows: Exercise, "Bringing In the Flowers" beginners' department; exercise, "Bringing in the Children," primary department; prayer; recitation, 100th Psalm, second year primary class; song, "Opening the .Temple Gates," Mary Elizabeth Hubbard; exercise, beginners' department; recitation, "A Children's Day Message,'.' Phyllis Cosand ; recitation, "Flowers of Children's Day," Myra Lott; exercise, "A Rose for Every Baby Dear," cradle roll department; song, "Welcome to the Cradle Roll Babies." first year junior class; exercise, "A Voice From the Flower World," group of junior girls; recitation, "Buttercup," Roma Mabey; "Message for the Children," by the pastor, the Hev. C. M. Woodman; pre

sentation of pins to the golden church band; "Sons," junior girls. Services at St. Paul's Lutheran church in observance of Children's Day will be held in the morning. Following is the program: Organ prelude. Miss Marjoie Beck; processional; opening service; hymn, "O, Worship the Lord;" scripture lesson, Pfalm 100; hymn. "Praise Ye the Lord;" prayer by pastor. Hymn, congregation; recitation, "Welcome," Robert Backemeyer, Roy Rutherford and Earl Miller: recitation, "Our Children's Day Text," by 10 boys. Fred Nieman, George Johanning, David Backmeyer, Dale Horr, Clarence McKinley, Ralph Steinbrink, Paul Runge, Robert Thayer, John Smith and August Hartman; song, "Life's Summer of Childhood," junior and primary departments; recitation, "For Jesus," Charles Bartel, Robert Loehr, Fairfax Davis and Harold Harmeier; songs, "Jesus Love Me" and "Can a Little Child Like Me?" primary and beginners' departments; recitation, "Praise," Dalton Stevenson, Harold Klute. James Wiechman and Floyd Williams: recitation. "Singing for Joy Today," Lorretta Clapp, Paul Steinbrink, Mary Jannette Kienker and

Robert William Kienker; song. "The;

Children's Friend,'" Emily Wiechman, Helen Moelk, Rosemary Lictatenfels, Gertrude Nieman and Nathalie Lohse. Recitations Planned Recitation, "The Sunshine Shop," Gladys Kettelfoerder; song, "If I Were

a Sunbeam," second year junior girls; recitation, "What Little Things Can Do," "A Raindrop," Katherine Harmeyer; "A Sunbeam," Evelyn Sweet; "A Grass Blade," Dolores Thatcher; "A Robin," Dorothy Stoddard; "Children," Helen Thomas and Dorothy Miller; song, "With Happy Voices Singing," junior boys and girls; recitation, "The Voices of Nature," Howard Sweet, Wilfred Nungesser, Martha "Titus, Charles Davis. Elizabeth Kreimeier and Leora Johanning; song. "Brightly the Sunlight is Gleam

ing Today," junior girls and boys; address by Dr. J. P. Miller; offering

for Oesterlen orphans' home; hymn, congregation; benediction, the Irev. Miller. Grace Methodist church announces the following program as its order of services for Children's Day: Organ prelude, hymn 129; invocation; processional of the branches; invocation; processional of the flowers; mfnnimiiiiiitiiminunfnmnmiintiiniiiiuuinaiuiniuiuiiuiiuiiiiiiiiuiiiiMiiM i I Pretty Footwear for I the Children 1

invocation; "Sunshine," a poem; solo, "O, Lovely Flowers'; (Maunder). Miss McAlpin; Ehort address, the Rev. A. H. Backus; offertory; chorus. "Holy Art Thou" (Handel); The sacrament of baptism; hymn 6S2. A pageant, "The Light of the World," will be presented. Characters are: Pilgrim,' Orville Clark; youth, Donald Essenmaker; discouragement, Fred Stuart; folly, Ralph Tschaen;

faith. Irma Weaver; hope, Glenna Homan; charity, Dorothy Henning; shame. Fred Stuart; wisdom, Esther Hamilton. A hymn, 14, will follow, after which will come the benediction by the pastor, and the postlude.

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Baby Cribs

All-Steel Cribs $9.00 Enameled Wheel Cribs $6.00

Plain Wood Cribs. .$6.50 Nursery Chairs $2.98, $3.75, $5.75

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Good quality Porcelain Tables, all white, only. $7.65 12-qt. White Dish Pans, Porcelain, at 89C 42-pc. China Dishes, priced at : . .$14.95 Square Aluminum Roasters at 98 Round Aluminum Roasters at 98c 7-pc. Porcelain Bride iSets at S12.48 Hygeno Carpet Sweepers at $2.98 -Magic Covers 98

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