The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-12-23
SUNDAY IN THE CHURCHES.
Exercises and Services More or Less
Appropriate to the Season Will
Be Observed in All the
Churches.

Christmas will be observed IN all
the houses OF worship OF the city by
more or less appropriate services or
exercises. and the sermons q the oc-
casion will all be on Christmas
themes. Services held in NewDer-
~ on Christmas day will be as 1ol-
lows:
First Baptist Church.
At the First Baptist church, the
pastor, Rev. Geo. A. Wright, will
bring to his people, at the morning
service, eleven o'clock, Christmas
message of thankfulness. At $3.50
o'clock in the afternoon the regular
Sunday school services will be held,
at which there will be special Of
fcring for the building fund OF the
new church. The committee on this
work has been appointed III some
time and the work has already pro-
sressed. 1t is the desire to raise
ultimately not less than $4,000, and
it is hoped that the Christmas con-
tribution will aid substantially in in
creasing the fund Service will be
held at night in the usual hour.
Central Methodist Church.
Rev. S. H. Zimmerman, at the Gen.
trail Methodist church will bring
to his congregation a Christmas SER
mon at the regular morning service.
eleven o'clock. At four p. m. Sun
dav school will be held. At seven
thirty in the evening the regular SER
vice will be conducted.
There will be special Christmas
music at both morning and evening
services, rendered by the choir.
The Lutheran Church.
At the Lutheran Church Of the Re-
dcemer. on Sunday morning, the pas
tor. Rev. W. L. Seabrook. will preach
sermon appropriate 20 the day.
lis theme will be The Babe OF
Fethiehem.% In the evening. at
seven o'clock, a service, entitled
The Story OF the Christ ChlId Will
be rendered by the Sunday school,
The following will be the order OF
service: Processional-Prlmary de-
partment, Shout the Glad Tldlngs-
The school, Versicle and Gloria
Patri-The school, Psalm 24-Re-
sponsive reading, The Firt Lesson
T;tue 2:11-24, Prayer, Ring the Mer-
~ Bells-The , school, Scripture
reading, MARY in Bethlehem"-Luke
1:26-33, The Babe in the Manger-
+ Primary department and school, The
story of the Christ Child, told by the
primary department, in scripture and
song, Responsive reading-Luke
2:7-1s, Glory to God in the Highest
The school, Scripture readlng'
THE Child's Name"-Luke 2:I5-2I,
There is no Name so Sweet on
Earth-The school, Scripture read
ings, "The Presentation in the Tenn
p,e"-Luke 2:25-31, The Coming OF
the Wise Men'-Matthew o:1-11:
The Wise Men From the East-Ihe
School, Address-Rev. DR.. J. \. B.
Seherer, Ofertory-Ofering tor the
orphanage, Closing song-Prlmary
department, Nunc Dimittls-Ihe
school. Benediction.
West End Baptist Church.
Rev. n. n. Burton, pastor OF the
West End Baptist church, will be
absent from the West End church on
Sunday, it being necessary for him
to fill appointments at country
charges. There will be the regular
Sunday school service, however, at
o:45 in the morning. But on
Christmas eve there will be leld a
special. carefully prepared and Ella
>prate service consisting of address,
,; and exercises appropriate to the
occasion. There will be Christ
mas tree. songs by the choir, reclta-
tons. Bethlehem scenes and other
similar services.
Aveleigh Presbyterian Church.
Rev. J. L. Williamson. Of the Ave