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1914-1917 UMC Programs/events, Rossville, Kansas
Description
Sunday School Picnic June 11, 1914
Members of the M. E Sunday school and their friends to the number of nearly one hundred enjoyed a days outing and picnic yesterday in the Mulvane grove across the road from the old Du Clause place west of Rossville. Two hay racks and the autos of G.E. Gresser, Charles Fritz, Dr. Pratt and Morris Bond conveyed the crowd to the grove. Plenty of swings, games and refreshments were provided and the old folks who attended were feeling as happy and contented on the return as were the children. The day was so pleasantly spent that the Methodist people plan to have another outing some time next month.
September 2, 1914 Last Sunday closed the contest between two teams in the Methodist Sunday school, resulting in a victory for the "Blue" team under command of Dave Yocum. The other team, the "Reds" was captained by Miss Nona VanVleck. The contest has been going on for several months and the attendance at Sunday school and church has made a wonderful growth under the stimulous of the rivalry between the contestants. Last Sunday being the close drew the largest attendance when 140 people went to Sunday school. The losers are to entertain the winners soon with a spread of some kind.
June 11, 1914 Children's Day Programe
The following programe will be given at the M. E. church, Sunday morning June 14. Voluntary
Opening chorus—'"Beautiful Childrens Day"—By primary Sunday school.
Anthem -
Baptismal services, for all children “A Prayer for Baby"—
Naoma Yocum
Song by school
Address of welcome,
Gladys Eversole.
Recitation—"It is Childrens Day" Arlena Ward
Song by school
Exercise, "God is Love”
Primary Class
Recitation, ' In Glad June Days" Orville Strimple
Motion Song, "Little Birds of Springtime"—Primary class. Recitation, "Boy of the Bible" John Lewis
Exercises, "Little Rainbow Children" Primary Class
Song, "0 Childrens Day"
Girls class
Recitation, George Boock
Song by school
January 11, 1917 "A Perplexing Situation" is the title of a play at the M. E. church tomorrow night that is said to be very entertaining.
Members of the M. E Sunday school and their friends to the number of nearly one hundred enjoyed a days outing and picnic yesterday in the Mulvane grove across the road from the old Du Clause place west of Rossville. Two hay racks and the autos of G.E. Gresser, Charles Fritz, Dr. Pratt and Morris Bond conveyed the crowd to the grove. Plenty of swings, games and refreshments were provided and the old folks who attended were feeling as happy and contented on the return as were the children. The day was so pleasantly spent that the Methodist people plan to have another outing some time next month.
September 2, 1914 Last Sunday closed the contest between two teams in the Methodist Sunday school, resulting in a victory for the "Blue" team under command of Dave Yocum. The other team, the "Reds" was captained by Miss Nona VanVleck. The contest has been going on for several months and the attendance at Sunday school and church has made a wonderful growth under the stimulous of the rivalry between the contestants. Last Sunday being the close drew the largest attendance when 140 people went to Sunday school. The losers are to entertain the winners soon with a spread of some kind.
June 11, 1914 Children's Day Programe
The following programe will be given at the M. E. church, Sunday morning June 14. Voluntary
Opening chorus—'"Beautiful Childrens Day"—By primary Sunday school.
Anthem -
Baptismal services, for all children “A Prayer for Baby"—
Naoma Yocum
Song by school
Address of welcome,
Gladys Eversole.
Recitation—"It is Childrens Day" Arlena Ward
Song by school
Exercise, "God is Love”
Primary Class
Recitation, ' In Glad June Days" Orville Strimple
Motion Song, "Little Birds of Springtime"—Primary class. Recitation, "Boy of the Bible" John Lewis
Exercises, "Little Rainbow Children" Primary Class
Song, "0 Childrens Day"
Girls class
Recitation, George Boock
Song by school
January 11, 1917 "A Perplexing Situation" is the title of a play at the M. E. church tomorrow night that is said to be very entertaining.
Creator
The Rossville Reporter, Rossville, Kansas
Date
1914, 1917
Rights
Public Domain
Identifier
RCL0463
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