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illrvrlg 2 'Bane ifwrviurh, Ellrvvlg we Mime It was on a Sunday morning when Stood beside a street car stop, And waited for a trolley. Laughing, joking, always cherry, Driving off all frown and hurry, 'Till all who heard became as merry, And forgot about their worry. Bye and bye a street car came, And the girls were on their way, To help fill many a lonesome heart With bright sunshine that day. a crowd so jolly And three times a week the night school work When their own school work is through. Oh, yes, it takes some patience and word drills by the score When some declare that up is Hoop, After an hour or more. Yet what is patience to be compared With the end that is in view?. So the girls work on with a faith that is strong, And Senor becomes American too. Five went out to Sheffield to take Christ's message Over in the state of Kansas, not very far away, there For what would become of His little ones, If somebody did not care? The girls teach in the Sunday School And help with the work at night, And now they have a choir out there And the horizon line is bright. Could we leave them in the dark When by a little service, We might light the spark? There's a place called Argentine, Where many Mexicans stay. The girls from K. C. N. T. S. Show many how to live The way that Christ would have them, For theirs is but to give. They've started a school on Wednesdays And have school work at night, ' That by their Christian teaching Home life may be made bright. They've started to furnish a Settlement House, Then the dark-eyed children, who long to be under- For Which there are many 1169618- stood, Are helped by the girls from K. C. N. T. Who would do more if they could. They have their little Sunday School, In the afternoon at two, Paga 68 The work is hard, but they still push on S-, For through all, they know God leads. In the northern part of the city, Where the sons of Italy dwell,
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Stands a little Italian church Which performs its mission well, Every Sunday morning, a jolly little band, Go the three Italian helpers with shopping bag i You see they're earnest workers By the material they take along. So the shopping bag is an essential part Of these busy workers strong. Nor among the needs of the city Is the Parental Home forsaken. For two girls teach in the Sunday School there The child life to awaken. In churches, Leagues and Sunday Schools With a city's crying need, The girls are ever pressing on, With Christ their guide indeed. On every Wednesday afternoon, The noted calling day The girls make friendly visits, And help show folks the Way. Sometimes they help with canvass calls And have a jolly day, For you never know who'll come to the door Or what they are going to say. Faithfully every afternoon the Kindergartners To teach in the city's public schools, That they the way might know. That they might better understand The little child to teach, And might be ready at the call And longing hearts might reach. 51 hand. 80, With lessons in the morning, And then their teaching too The Kindergartner's day is full, For there is much to do. Along with the rest of the practical work Comes Religious Education, A thing that's needed very much, The bulwark of a nation. Four girls teach, each twice a week For love can find a way, And much can be done for others In just one fleeting day. Sunday School, Epworth League, Kindergartens too, Calling, Nurseries, Night School work And other things they C10- High School Leagues, Junior Leagues, Religious Edu- cation l With these and all their own school work, Where's time for recreation? Yet they go to concerts, and lectures that are good And have the very best of 'CIHIGS As all hard workers should. For those who work with a purpose And keep that purp0S6 true, D There's plenty of time for enjoyment andifun When the work for others is through. 1- Miss Cleland CFirst class in Hebrew Historyjz Is this supposed to be Hebrew History ? Miss Garretson Qvery emphaticallyj: This is Hebrew History. PK 69
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