The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-12-24
Baptist.

exercise. The public is invited to attend
| all services.
Baptist.
At the First Baptist Church, the pastor
Rev. John D. Jordan, D. D., will conduct
| services at II a. m. and at p. m. The
morning subject will be How To Cele-
brate the Birth of Our Lord" and that of
the evening why There Are So MANY
Empty Pews in SO Many Churches" The
regular choir will be assisted by num-
Der of other voices and a special pro-
gramme of music will be given as follows:
Morning Service
Organ. Prelude in F, Du Bots.
Voluntary, Grand TIE Deum in B Flat,
| George Metzker. Soprano solo (Mss Will
iams). alto solo Miss Proctor). tenor solo
(N1r. Price, bass solo (Mr. King, and full
chorus
Onertory, "Chimes of Christmas Morn -
DRESSER Soprano Solo Miss Williams),
with violin obligato Prof. 1. Leon.
Postlude, Recessional.
Evening Service
Voluntary "Bethelehem" Homer N.
Bartlett. Soprano solo (Miss Alice Proc
tori, soprano and alto Duet 0AIisses Fam
min and PROCTOR, bass solo (Mr Kng)
and full chorus.
Offertory, Christmas" Harry Rowe
Anthem, "Noer' ("oh, Holy Night'D.
Adam--Holt.
Postlude. Soprano solo Miss Fannin)
and full chorus.
The following compose the choir: Misses
| Maggie Williams, Retta Fannin, Alice
Proctor, Mamie Proctor. Mary Prosser,
Messrs. w. J. Price and A. F. King, as
sisted by Prof. 1. Leon, violin; Mr.. Sam
uel p. Snow, organist and director.
Thought of Gratitude for the Blessings
/
of the sermon at the Duffy Street Bap-
| list Church this morning. THE Life
| Character and Secret of the Power of
Dwight l.. Moody viii be the evening sub
ject. Mr.. Moody had many friends in Sa-
vannah and all such who may desire are
| cordially invited to this memorial service
Lutheran.
At the Lutheran Church of the Ascen-
sion there will be Christmas services at II
a. m. and p. m. The Christmas ami
versary of the Sunday School will be held
Tuesday night. The programme will con :
! sist of carols and Rotations, also other
interesting features. Two large trees will
be laden with gifts and lighted with hun
dreds of candles. The children will make
| an Offering for the benefit of South View
Orphan Home, of Salem, Va.
| At this mornings service to-day the fol-
lowing programme of music will be given:
Voluntary, Rejoice, the Lord is King"
/ by w. r. Porter
Opening Service-"Gloria Patri," Lord,
| Have Mercy" GLORY BE TO God on High"
/ (Gregorian chants).
Anthem, Let Us Now Go Even Unto
Bethlehem" by H. P. banks.
| Hymn No. So
Offertory, Holy. Holy. Is the Lord" by
/ F. c. Goeb
Hymn No. so.
| Doxology.
! The choir consists of:
Sopranos-Aliss s. Ham, Miss Maymle
! Caraker, Miss Mamie Lang.
Altos-Mrs. F. Hubner, Miss M. Wall
| Tenors-Mr. H. Hill, Mr.. e. Peters, Mr..
| F. Hubner.
! Bassos-Mr. George Fostering, Mr.. N. c.
! Hardy, Jr.. Mr. c. H. Rich.
/ Organist-Prof. Warh.
! Director-Prof. F. Hubner.
The services morning and evening in ST.
| Paurs Lutheran Church will be appropri-
/ ate to Christmas and will be conducted by
the pastor, Rev. NJ. ]. Epting. The Sun
| day School will meet at p. m. The
Christmas exercises by the school will be
| given on Wednesday evening at s O'Clock
An appropriate service will be rendered
entitled, Christmas Starlight" A tree
with presents for the children win be an
interesting feature.
Presbyterian.
There will be services at the Lawton Me
mortal at II a. m., and p. M, by the
pastor Rev w. A. Nlsbet
Conditions of Prayer" is the subject
for Wednesdays prayer service at the
! First Presbyterian Church.
The usual services wifi be held at the In
dependent Presbyterian Church, Rev. Dr.
Fair will conduct worship at II a. m. and
s D. m. The collection at the morning
| service will be for foreign missions.
| Christian.
AT the Christian Church, the pastor,
Rev. w. F. Watkins will preach at IL
a m, on The Angels song''-a Christ
mas sermon, while at s p. M, SALIVA
ton" will be his subject
Christian Science.