No. 167. Angry Words! Oh, Let Them Never. H. R. P. USED BY PERMISSIOM OF DR. H. R. PALMER, Dr. H. R. Palmer. 1. Angry words! oh, let them nev er From the tongue un-bridled slip; 2. Love is much too pure and holy; Friendship is too sacred far, 3. Angry words are light-ly spoken; Bit-t'rest tho'ts are rash-ly stirred love that came from heaven, Thro' which a Savior, Christ, was giv-en; 2 すす # rose.. Savior King, Will I cease to sing. Sweet rose, rose, No. 169. Lizzie DeArmond. We'll Never Say Fail. COPYRIGHT, 1908, BY HOPE PUBLISHING CO. W. A. Post. 1. We're fighting for a no-ble cause, A happy, loy-al band, For ev'rything that's 2. We're marching on the winning side, A joyful com-pa-ny, Wher-ev-er Christ our 3. We're fighting for a no-ble cause, The roll-call is above; Each one must answer NOTE-To form bird's nest clasp hands, with little fingers raised in the palm of the hands to represent the baby birds. Let the thumbs represent the father and mother bird sitting on the forefingers which form the edge of the bird's nest. MOTIONS-1, Point upward to treetop; 2, Hands clasped to form bird's nest; 8, Raise left hand thumb to represent the mother bird; 4, Raise little fingers representing the baby birds; 5, Raise right hand thumb representing the father bird: 6, Raise little fingers and thumbs representing the family of birds in the nest; 7, Point upward to treetop; 8, Look upward toward the sky; 9, Look down on the birds in the nest. No. 171. Honor-Bright Gadets. C. B. A. COPYRIGHT, 1802, BY E. O. EXCELL. Mrs. Carrie B. Adams. + 1. 2. We're ca-dets that want to battle for the right, you see; That is why we {For our watch-word we have chosen "Honor bright!" you see, [Omit.]... We're de-ter-mined that we'll never know defeat, you see; If we fight for For our Lead-er nev er taught us to re-treat, you see, [Omit.] { 64 band ourselves together; right, we'll win the battle; And we'll keep it up in ev-'ry kind of weather. For the right, then; Honor bright, then; We will march on our journey thro' the world; We'll be strong, then, 'Gainst the wrong, then, And we'll work till the setting of the sun; |