ytt.Holy Cmmiinmr Sementripworkweeklast 1 herspenttg at and were erousloydsided.riendneyer d onlittle;s ofri of rvings idles,Milan, Ind., June 6, 1911.—Beautiful and impressive were the services at St. Charles Catholic Church lafit Sunday when a class of ten children made their First Holy CommunionAt 10 o’lock the procession formed at Mr. Ed Murnan's and marched to the church. The procession was headed by Frankie Schilling, carrying a large floral cross, and a number of small children carrying flowers.High mass was celebrated by the Pastor Re^fr. Was. Krits, of Lawrenceburg. who delivered a very interesting and instructive sermon to parents and children. Master John Leo Cornet and Edward Fink, of Lawrenceburg, Served at mat# The alters were decorated in lillies and roses and the sanctuary with potted ferns and oleanders The choir Under the direction of Miss Madeline Shilling rendered some good music. Mis« MaryMoynhan Sang several solos which wore greatly appreciated. The new organ wasused for the first time, which wti pre sented to the church by Mr. Victor Oberting, of Lawrenceburg* Quite anumber from a distance were in attend ance the ehurch being crowded.