Smyrna times., 1904-12-21
Asbury NJ. E. Church Will Hold AlI-Day Services
With Specially Arranged PrOgram-At st.
Peters Church and the Presbyterian.

In the evening there will be a COM
bined service between the Epworth
League and the church. The Sunday
School orchestra will be present to as
sist in the music. This service will
only last an hour. Members and
friends are cordially invited to attend
all the services and in view of the !
stormy sabbaths this month are re-
quested to make a generous Offering. |
The program tor the day will be as
follows:
500 A. NJ. Christmas Prayer Meeting. The bell |
will ring at 80.
1870 A. NJ. Public Service as follows:
Organ Voluntary, Christmas Fantasie' Ludwig |
Bohner).........r .........Mrs Marion Coverdale |
Joy to the World d".............................
Combined Choirs and Congregation
Rev. William FAIRIES
"It Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Antiphonal Selection by Combined ChOirs
Psalm.
The Gloria
Scripture Lesson.
Offering Organ voluntary capriccio"
Mrs. Marion Coverdale
while the Shepherds Watch their Flocks'
''Hark The Herald Angels Sing '............
Combined Choirs and Congregation
SermOn-"The Meaning of Christmas"
"GlOry to God in the Highest. ..................
Combined Choirs and Congregation
Organ Postlu9e-'The Second Grand Offer oire
De st. Cecie, jBatiste)
Mrs. Marion Coverdale
At two o'clock in the afternoon there
will be Christmas lesson in the Sab
bath School taught from the desk:
Selection by Orchestra.
DOxOlogy.
Prayer.
Hymn in Chorus.
Reading Lesson.
Christmas Missionary Offering.
Selection. Primary Department
Lesson Tine Prince of Peace"
Hymn, "IIark the Glad sound
Report of Missionary Secretary
Weekly Report.
Closing Exercises.
Dismissal Orchestral Selection.
At seven o'clock in the evening COM
bined service of congregation and
league will be given as follows:
Organ Voluntary-Christmas Pastorale in
Mrs. Marion Coverdale
Missionary Chant--Choirs, Congregation and
Orchestra.
PRYOR. Prof Burdette
Lesson. Annie Middleton
| Observation-Disclosures.
| SJlO-"O Little Town of Bethlehem"
| Antiphonal Selection
Gornet ;i ;io walls
Miss Katharine Beckett
Address.
"Adoring the Holy Child, ,"-Choirs, Orchestra
aud Congregation.
Dismissal.
POstlude. .............O Organ and Orchestra
D.ookv.o.ion rbuxrh Chriat-ae Carv;ra
The Fresbyterians are also prepar-
ing for their Christmas services which
from musical point of view will be
more elaborated this year from the
fact that 1t is the first Christmas they
have had the use of their pipe organ.
The regular preaching service will take
place in the morning when Rev. J. L.
Estlin will deliver a sermon in har-
mony with the day which will be sup
plemented with special anthems by the
choir. The evening service under the
auspices of the Christian Endeavol
Society will be a "Christmas Song
and Praise Service"and promises to be
the best they have given. The music
will be under the direction of Samuel
l., Rogers and Miss Araminta Hynsor
will preside at the organ. Miss Hyn
son in addition to taking part in the
program will give several organ vol
untaries during the day. The even
, ing program will be as follows
Anthem: "Hail to Lords Amounted,
choir and orchestra; cornet solo, Mr.
w. G. Anthony; anthem 'Break Fortl
Into Joy," choir; violin solo, Mis-
) Grace Lloyd; chorus "Glad Hosanna'
I Voicing," choir and orchestra; ~bas
t solo, Mr.. Reuben E. Denney; anthem
l ''The Happy Morn" choir. This pro
{ gram will be interspersed with congre
r gational hymns, responsive reading
: and short address by the pastor. Al
: are cordially invited.
y Christmas Services At St. Peters Church.
At st. Peters Church, Rev. G
Valerie Gilreath, rector, the order @
Christmas services next Sunday vii
be as follows: Celebration of the Hol
;. Eucharist at 1880 a. m. followed a
= 1920 O'Clock by the morning praye
and sermon and second celebration G
the Holy Eucharist. The subject G
Rector Gilreath's sermon will be 9Th
- Incarnation of Our Lord" The spec
ial service for children will be held {
O'Clock in the afternoon. The ever
ing prayer and sermon will take plaC
at z. 80 o'clock, the subject of the Sc
mon being "The Birth of Christ an
:, Our Preparation to Meet It." Th
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