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June 14, 1910
The Lake County Times
Hammond, Lake County, Indiana
What is this article about?
Children's Day exercises at the Methodist Sunday School in Indiana Harbor featured a full church program of songs, recitations, drills, and an orchestra, with classes participating and an offering of $23.69 collected.
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CHILDREN'S DAY IS OBSERVED
(Special to The Times).
Indiana Harbor, June 14.--The Children's Day exercises of the Methodist Sunday School was held last night in the church.
Every seat was taken, and many were standing around the room and in the doorways, while some went away unable to get in. The program was about an hour long, and each number given represented some one class of the school. The program, which is given below, consisting of songs, recitations, concert reading, and drills, was a very excellent program and was well rendered. The orchestra was the result of the efforts of Mr. Dupes' class. The ushers were from Mrs. Ivery's class of young men, and the offering was taken up by the young ladies of Mrs. Stephen's class.
The names of the teachers given indicate the class which responded with the number on the program.
Voluntary Orchestra
Song........1st Primary, Ethel Collins
Scripture Lesson .....2nd Primary, Mrs.Riggle
Prayer........Bible Class, Mr. Collins.
Flag Exercise........ ..Mrs. Street
Song No. 61. ...School
The Four Treasures.....Mrs. Johnson
Song ......Miss Stormont
Recitation...Two Boys, Mr. Drummond
Daisy Exercise.........Lillian Collins
Reading.....McFrank Crum, Mrs. Ivey
Remarks Pastor
Offering......Orchestra, Mrs. Stephens
Song School
Benediction.
The total offering through envelopes and in baskets amounted to $23.69.
(Special to The Times).
Indiana Harbor, June 14.--The Children's Day exercises of the Methodist Sunday School was held last night in the church.
Every seat was taken, and many were standing around the room and in the doorways, while some went away unable to get in. The program was about an hour long, and each number given represented some one class of the school. The program, which is given below, consisting of songs, recitations, concert reading, and drills, was a very excellent program and was well rendered. The orchestra was the result of the efforts of Mr. Dupes' class. The ushers were from Mrs. Ivery's class of young men, and the offering was taken up by the young ladies of Mrs. Stephen's class.
The names of the teachers given indicate the class which responded with the number on the program.
Voluntary Orchestra
Song........1st Primary, Ethel Collins
Scripture Lesson .....2nd Primary, Mrs.Riggle
Prayer........Bible Class, Mr. Collins.
Flag Exercise........ ..Mrs. Street
Song No. 61. ...School
The Four Treasures.....Mrs. Johnson
Song ......Miss Stormont
Recitation...Two Boys, Mr. Drummond
Daisy Exercise.........Lillian Collins
Reading.....McFrank Crum, Mrs. Ivey
Remarks Pastor
Offering......Orchestra, Mrs. Stephens
Song School
Benediction.
The total offering through envelopes and in baskets amounted to $23.69.
What sub-type of article is it?
Historical Event
What themes does it cover?
Family
Moral Virtue
What keywords are associated?
Childrens Day
Methodist Sunday School
Church Program
Indiana Harbor
Offering Collection
What entities or persons were involved?
Ethel Collins
Mrs. Riggle
Mr. Collins
Mrs. Street
Mrs. Johnson
Miss Stormont
Mr. Drummond
Lillian Collins
Mcfrank Crum
Mrs. Ivey
Pastor
Mrs. Stephens
Mr. Dupes
Mrs. Ivery
Where did it happen?
Indiana Harbor
Story Details
Key Persons
Ethel Collins
Mrs. Riggle
Mr. Collins
Mrs. Street
Mrs. Johnson
Miss Stormont
Mr. Drummond
Lillian Collins
Mcfrank Crum
Mrs. Ivey
Pastor
Mrs. Stephens
Mr. Dupes
Mrs. Ivery
Location
Indiana Harbor
Event Date
June 14
Story Details
The Methodist Sunday School held Children's Day exercises in the church, with a program of songs, recitations, scripture lesson, prayer, flag exercise, drills, reading, remarks by the pastor, offering, and benediction, performed by various classes; the event was well-attended and raised $23.69.