Children Day Exercises Highlight Presbyterian Services
A city church program showcased children's day activities with processional songs, recitations, solos, diplomas for cradle and primary graduates, and a sermon by Rev. Dr. J. R. Johns. Evening services featured O'Johns preaching on belief in Jesus using John 20 31 and further reflections on faith, unbelief, and the Savior.
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Presbyterian Church
Harriet Dougherty
Myrtie Whitcomb
Margaret Brookhart
prettyZsolos
Martha Maxwell
Romola Latchem
Board of Publication
Ellen Smith
J. A. McCa
R. B. Crone
J. R. Johns
Randolph
Wis
Paul
Ephesus
Doctor O’johns
Jesus
Christ
God
John
Nicodemus
Nathaniel
Second United Presbyterian Holds Semi centennial Service
Under the Second U P auspices of the Young People's Christian Endeavor a special service marked the church semi centennial. A general committee issued leaflets to each United Presbyterian church with service suggestions and the program followed them closely. Miss Rose Minner presided with a brief song and prayer to begin.
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Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society
Second United Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterian
Children Day program at Baptist church honors young members
Yesterday morning the Baptist congregation held a children's day program led by Mmes J W Bishop and John Jay. Cradle roll superintendent Mrs Arthur Yard organized invitations drawing many young attendees. An evening talk by Rev L D Everette Smith of Indianola described social reform aims of the International Reform Bureau and its methods to combat intemperance impurity Sabbath breaking and gambling.
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Children of the Baptist
Mmes
J. W. Bishop
John Jay
Arthur Yard
Baptist Publication Society
Olva Haney
Helen Long
Jesus
May Davidson
Doris Thomas
Garden of Flowers
Belle Jay
Alose Garden of Girls
Everette Smith
Indianola
Community service envelopes handed to congregation for reform work
At the close of the service envelopes were passed through the congregation, giving those who wished an opportunity to aid in this work.
Reverend W C Allen Preaches twice at Covenanter Church
The Rev W C Allen of Oakland California former Covenanter pastor preached two fine sermons at morning and evening services. He now serves a mission church in Oakland and will lecture Wednesday evening at Covenanter Church about his mission. An invitation was extended to the public and many local friends welcomed him home from Philadelphia after attending the synod of the Reformed Presbyterian church.
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Covenanter Church
W. C. Allen
Oakland
Calif
Allen
Philadelphia
Synod of the
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Children's Day Exercises At Methodist Church
Yesterday morning the Methodist church held annual Children's Day exercises before a full audience. The decor was roses and greenery and the program featured numerous songs solos and recitations by children. Graduates from cradle roll received diplomas and the Rev U S Smith spoke briefly followed by a collection for the Children's Educational fund.
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Maud Kiburz
Mary Nicola
Gladys Sigler
Ruth Anderson
Marie McCaulley
Baby
Norma Kracaw
Hilda Michels
Ruth Patterson
Marjorie Hebner
Myrna Nicola
A M E Services Children Day Observed At Church
Yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock the A M E church hosted a children’s day program with songs recitations and exercises by the youngsters. Mrs George Black and Miss Nora Motts led the arrangements while Catherine Turner Philip Rushing and Luba Q Gwinn won prizes for the best bouquets as the audience applauded the program.
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George Black
Nora Motts
Marie Whaley
Alice Maxwell
Rev. Phillips
Knoxville
Ill
Sam Hall
T. B. Stovall
Lewis Wallace
Catherine Turner
Philip Rushing
Luba Q. Gwinn
Mrs Joyce of Claremont Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy
A year ago Mrs Joyce, of Claremont New Hampshire, says Foley's Kidney Remedy cured a severe kidney trouble of many years and she highly recommends the medicine. Lemmon's Pharmacy endorses the testimonial as a grand, good medicine.
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Claremont, N. H
Foley
Lemmon
Oldest Flag Day Observed With Limited Local Observance
June 14 marked Flag Day with decorations at the Second United Presbyterian church and remarks by Col. I J Palmer about the flag as the oldest in continuous use. The city saw little observance beyond this. the article recounts adoption of the flag in 1777, Betsy Ross’s role, and the flag’s enduring design since the Continental Congress.
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United States
Continental Congress
Second United Presbyterian Church
Col
I. J. Palmer
George Washington
Colonel Ross
Robert Morris
Betsy Ross
Philadelphia
St James Catholic School Commencement Program Notes
The St James Catholic school will hold its annual commencement at the school tomorrow evening. Miss Stella Berry graduates after four years. The program includes choruses, recitations, and a comedy scene with staff and students in roles, plus musical pieces and a class flower and colors. Diplomas and penmanship certificates will be awarded to several students.
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Stella Berrs
St. James School
St. James Catholic School
Minick
Carrie
Bell
Walker
M. Critz
Waldschmidt
Miss Russell
Miss Wolfe
Miss Thompson
Miss Flynn
Bartlett
Martina Swift
Stella Berry
Palmer
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