Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-07-21 | Page 6 | Baptists End Summer Study

II BAPTISTS END I SUMMER STUDY Biblical Stories Dramatized By Children; Session Ran Three Weeks The dally vacation school conducted nt the First R:iptlst church rlosed 1hla morning n.fter a three weeks' session. The vacation school la new In ITtah. hut is an ficcepted fart In the eost. The children meet d tiring the morning I lor songs. Bible drills, dramatization of pible stories and crnfts work. ' At the closing session, Queen Fsther and the finding of Moses amongr the reeds by Pharaoh's daughter were dramatized By the children, and thSi Hlble drill on finding the looks of the Bible and memorizing favorite passages pass-ages were presented to about 20 per- ents and before the entire school. At the close of the exhibition the chll-Iresj chll-Iresj and parents Inspected the craft j work, consisting of banket and mat' wcnvlng by the girls and flower st.n!!)i and black boards for the church b pppM the boys. This was followed by a treat for the children of lee cream 1 The school closed with a great deal of Interest and enthusiasm on the part of the scholar sand friends. The n-ic-cess of the new movement Is due to the efficient work of Mrs. L. A. Gar rlson and her corps of assistants, Mrs A M Hastings. Mrs. Madelynn Smith and Miss Helen moore, two coll'' girls home on their vacations. The school was conducted under the efficient management of Mrs. T. J Fitzgerald of Indiana, Mr- Moore end Mrs. Carlisle Stevens of Ogden. The pastor of the church, Dr. A. L. Garrison, Garri-son, expressed himself as well pleased with the school and the work areon. H Plans will he made to have a larger and better school next summer.