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Sharp County record., 1906-10-19
G AL A M | N E .

Dean johnson Of upper Straw
berry was in town Sunday.
J. l.. Gyngard made a business
trip to Batesville Wednesday.
Cotton picking and corn gath
ering are the order of the day.
The 'possum and sweet potato
crop is now ripe and ready to
pull.
1t seems that the railroad boom
was FROST bitten, as nothing has
been heard of it since the frost
fell.
Ammon, John and Ben Par
sley and M. F. Street went to Big
Creek fishing Saturday night,
and report good catch.
G. V. and j. l.. Gyngard at
tended church at Lone Oak last
Sunday. BY the way, there
must be some attraction up that
way.
John Parsley and family of
Cave City were visiting in town
recently, guests of Johns par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ammon Par
sley.
Moses McGinnis was at Bates
vile Friday. Nose is going to
locate at Cross Roads, ne
Grange, having bought the Pur-
cell farm there. We are sorry to
lose him, and believe he had bet
ter stay at Calamine.
There was a nice, quiet we'd
ding one mile east of town at the
residence Of Sam Taylor Thurs
day evening. Charley CLANCY
and Miss Ida Woods were the
contracting parties and Rev.
j. F. Butler officiated.
Edgar Foster was here two
days last week in search of cot
ton pickers. He offered a dollar
a hundred for hands who would
60 to Lauratown and pick for
him. VIM. Robinson of Portia
was also here in search of help.
We are sorry to chronicle the
death of little Nola, the infant
daughter of NJ. +. Street. She
was laid to rest beside her moth
er in the Street cemetery on last
Tuesday evening. Little Nola
survived her mother only one
month anI +wo~t,. Jo~-,
Sharp County record., 1906-10-19

John Q. Wolf of Batesville,
chairman of the Congressional
committee for the Second dis
trict, has issued an address to
the voters strongly urging them
to 90 to the polls on November
9Th and cast a vote for Hon. S.
Brundidge for Congress. Col.
Brundidge has labored faithfully
for this district, and deserves the
full support of his party.
Sharp County record., 1906-10-19

During the first month, the at
tendance and punctuality we're
good; the work and decorum of
the pupils excellent. In the nor
NAL departm ent there were two
tardy marks made during the
month. In the entire school
there were for the entire month
fewer tardies than saw in one
day in a school Of 33 that | visit.
ed last summer. No better les
son can be taught young people
than those Of punctuality and
regularity. The pupils of this
school are learning these lessons
well, though one more tardv
mark was made this year during
first month in the advanced de.
partment than was made during
the same month last year. For
the first month, 81 pupils were
perfect in punctuality and at
tendance--17 in advanced de.
partment, 16 in grammar depart.
ment, 13 in intermediate DEPART
ment, B in primary department,
Sharp County record., 1906-10-19

The second month of the Eve
ming Shade Normal School has
started off very encouragingly.
The enrolment in the normal
school proper is AZ; in the entire
school 1866.
Sharp County record., 1906-10-19

The greatest need of Evening
Shade just at present is more
residences. A good many more
residences would soon be occu-
pied.
Sharp County record., 1906-10-19

Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of
the President of the Confeder-
acy, died at New York City last
Tuesday of pneumonia, aged 80
years.
Sharp County record., 1906-10-19

A number Of papers are sug-
gesting that Gov. Jeff Davis run
for vice president on the demo-
cratic ticket with Bryan. They
seem to be in earnest about it,
too.
Sharp County record., 1906-10-19
THE RECORD
BY CLAUDE l.. COGER.

Advertising is a fine tonic for
a poor business and keeps good
business good.
Sharp County record., 1906-10-19

The University Of Arkansas
now has the largest enrolment
in its history.
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PASTOR EVANGEL|sTs
TO cover MINNESOTA
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD PREPARES
TO ADOPT NEW FIELD PLAN.
Number Of Appointments Announced Of
Workers for the Different Presby-
teries-One Minneapolis Pastor Re-
Signs to Become an Evangelistic
Worker-New Plans Jan. 1.

The Presbyterians Of the synod of
Minnesota are adopting the plan for
evangelistic, home mission and Sabbath
school work recommended by the gen.
eral assembly and also by the synod
itself.
AS a result, it is hoped by Jan. 1
there will be pastor evangelist in
each Of the eight presbyteries. Five
OF these pastor eyangelists are already
spective presbyteries, and three others
are to begin the first of January.
1t is expected that each Of these
evangelists will be accompanied by a
singing evangelist, who in addition to
singing the gospel will do face-to-face
work, distribute tracts and other Christ
ian literature, and also aid in Sabbath
school work
Thus, having complete local supervi
sion provided for in the persons Of
these evangelists and under direction
of the presbyteries, it is monfdently
expected that a greater advance will be
tian work within the bounds of the
synod than in any previous year. It
is expected also by these improved
methods so far. as they are new, work
will be carried on with greater econ
'omY and efficiency, and result in the
gathering of larger revenue for the
work. -..5 ss:.-- -.
: DR.. D. S. McCaslin, formerly pastor
of Bethlehem church of this city, has
been employed as pastor evangelist and
Sabbath school missionary for the
presbytery of st. Paul, and is expected
to enter upon his new duties Jan. 1.
Rev. Samuel F. Sharpless has re-
signed the pastorate of Second Presby-
terrain church, Duluth, to accept APP
polntment as pastor-evangellst and
Sabbath school missionary in the Red
River Presbytery and will begin his
work the first of the year.
Rev. S.. E: Koenig, formerly Sabbath
school missionary for the Red River
presbytery, has been chosen pastor-evan-
gelist and Sabbath school missionary
for the presbytery of Winona, and has
alfeady commenced work in his new
field.
Rev. Otis G.. Dale, pastor Of Shiloh
Presbyterian church, Minneapolis, was
chosen at meeting of the presbytery
Monday, Dec. II, to take up the work
of pastor-evangelist and Sabbath school
missionary for the presbytery of Min
neapolis, and will enter upon his new
work very soon. .-
not above mentioned, namely, st. Cloud,
Adams, Duluth and Mankato, there are
two men to cover the field in each
presbytery, pastor at large and a
Sabbath. school missionary. These men
are going forward according to the
apostolic plan, holding evengelistic
services in the home mission churches
of their respective presbyteries. These
men are Rev. S. A. Jameson and S. A.
Blair in the Duluth Presbytery: Rev.
Mel A. Gilchrist and L. A. Lowry in
the Adams presbytery; Rev. T. NJ. Fin
ley and John Section in the st. Cloud
presbytery, and Rev. L. F. Badger and
Rev. George M. Donohue in the Man
kato presbytery.
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Rev. Carl A. Anderson, Ph.D., re-
Gently. appointed to the passionate Of
Bloomington Avenue Methodist church,
is a good illustration of the self-made
man. When child he came to America
witt. his parents from Sweden. On
the. death Of his mother the lad was
left without friends or money, and
from that time on he practically made
his own way in the world. At the age
OF 10 he was converted and Joined
the Methodist church in Cleveland,
Ohio. Feeling the call to preach, he
entered the public schools Of that city,
worked his way thru the high school,
the Ohio Wesleyan university, and thru
the Boston university school Of divin-
lty, receiving the degrees Of ABB, MA.
and BID. :
In 1888 he Joined the Ohio confer
ence, but because of failing health he
three years later transferred to Mime
sofa, where he filled pastorates at
Moorhead, Waseca, Worthington and
Luverne. He obtained his doctor degree
by postgraduate work at Illinois Yves
leeyan university. He. is considered
strong preacher, q careful admins
traitor and tire1ess worker. AS a
Scandinavian preacher in an English
conference he has peculiar opportuni-
ties for effective work.
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MUSIC IN THE CHURCHES

With Christmas only two days away,
will devote all or a part of their ser
vices to celebration of the dav,, the
most important in all Christendom' The
music in particular will reflect the glory
Of the newborn Christ, and in some
cases the entire service will be musical
Regular choirs have been augmented.
and as good music as can be rendered
depending on the ability of the singers,
has been selected. Some of the
churches will also have special musical
services on Christmas day. or will have
Christmas music in connection with The
worship prescribed for the occasion.
The musical programs at the more
prominent churches Of the city are as
follows: "'
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METHODIST
Hennepin Avenue Methodist.

MORNING.
Organ, Pastoral SYMPHONY Handel
Anthem; Sing, Sing, This Blessed
mn so;,i ;:., e, 80.
Mrs. Bracket, Messrs Davies and Kerr
Ofertory, Holy Night .ls...,.....5. Adam
Mr. Kerr
Postlude, 'For Unto us a Child Is Born, Handel
y 555ss EVENING.
Christmas Oratorio q. ). ]. Saint Saens,
Organ i. s. Allegretto Pastorale''
Solo and chorus There Were Shepherds
Chorus 500. Glory Be Unto Cod:
Alto solo atiently Have I Waited for the
Lord. - sii
Tenor Ter solo and ladies' quartet, In Ny Heart,
Duet, soprano and ,barstone, blessed Is He
Chorus, Wherefore Do the Heather Clanlor?''
Trio for soprano, tenor and barytone, My Soul
Quartet. soprano mezzo.soprano alto
and barytone b. Is. =. !. lleluia
Quintet !, and chorus, 4 ARISE Now, Daughter Of
Chorus, Praise Ye the Lord of Hosts,
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EPISCOPAL
Christ Episcopal.
RfnpNINN

Professional, Rejoice. Rejoice Beliey
ers'' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Greenland
Venite' ...;...........J. Robinson
Gloria Patri'' 4. Robinson
'tBenedicite" j. -. 5. Holly
'Benedictus' -. .. -. ). Anon
Hymn, Come Thou Long Expected
Jesus =. Stuttgart
HKyrie Eleison' .............S p. Tuckerman
"G1oria Tibi'' Z. s. Anon
Introit hymn, Jesus, Lover Of Ny 81
Soul =. &. -. Hollingside
Offertory trio God Is Not Far Away. .-----
Miss Ina Getchell, Miss Drew, G. A., Drew )
Ofortory Sentence w. 3D. Gilbert
tSanctus' q. ....A. S. Cooper
Communion hymn, Bread OF the
-WOrluss. .... j.. b. sHOGgeS
.Gloria in Excelsis'' 4. Old chant
Reeessional. 20 What the Joy and the
s5 seg5 EVENING 49, #t
.Gloria Patri' . b. Kettle
..Magnificat'' &C. E Kettle
sNunc Dimittis' 80. =. !. -. :. =. Anon
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THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL IN THE MINNEAPOLIS CHURCHES i

delightful cantata whose composer
meant it to be a real contribution Of
Christmastide lyrics. "Incarnation
will be the theme from which Rey.5John
Edward Bushnell, DID,, the pastor, will
speak in the morning, a discourse appro-
pirate to this gladstone season. In the
evening DR.. Bushnell will use as his
subject Birthday Tributes and in q
short address will set forth the true
significance of Christmas.
This evening at the Church of the
Redeemer Rev. Marion D. Shutter will
give the closing lecture Of the, second
series on "Trarvel and History He
will gather. up some of the results of
previous lectures, and will show how the
great civilizations around the Medit-
PRODUCTION of Christianity. The parts
played by Greece and Rome and Judea
will receive special attention. The
choir will give a special program of
Christmas music.
The Young Peoples Christmas union
of the Church of the Redeemer will hold
its devotional meeting this evening at
$50. Subject, "The Christ Child:
beginning at $3.50, will precede the de-
votional meeting.
Rev. DR.. Robert Forbes breaches this
morning at the Hennepin Avenue
church. In the evening a special Christ
mas oratorio will be rendered by the
regular quartet, assisted by outside tai
Ont. 81 "av. .e .a's >.
The Christmas sermon at Linden Hills
by Pr T. A. Cool will take up some
practical questions about Christmas
gifts. is the Birth Of the World $
Savior to Be Celebration or Burden
and Anxiety About How to Remember
Those Who May Have Remembered Us
Before9' Shall We Keep the Christ
Idea Prominent, or Is It to Be Lost
Sight Of in Attempt to Keep Up Ap-
pearances9' W.. III -
At futile church this evening Rev.
Bernard G. Ruggles will give the beau
tiful stereopticon lecture on "Ben
H!r' sent especially from Boston for
this OCCASION Same lecture given at
4 pm. this afternoon for the children
of the South Side. - -
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WITH THE REvIVALISTs.
At First Baptist Church $50 People
Have Been Converted.

The First Baptist church comes on Sunday
to the seventh Sabbath since its revival services
began, six full weeks having been given to
them. During this time about $50 people have
expressed deep interest and sgnifed their
purpose of leading a Christian life. Sixty OF
these have already united with the church. The
ordinance of baptism was administered on FRI
day evening; others viii be baptized tonight;
and yet Others Christmas night. The meeting
on Tuesday night will conclude the present
SERIES Rev. NJ. G. Martin. who has been d.
recting the music during these meetings, has
been called to the pastorate of the Vanderburg
Memorial church and is seriously considering re-
manning in the city.
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BOYS DEPT, Y. M. G. A.

s. r. Van SAINT. former governor Of Mime
sofa, will deliver an address to the older boys
OF the Y NJ. c.. A. at their clubhouse this after
noon at 4:3o o'clock. Mr.. Van SAINTS subject
VIII be 'The How Of Success Admission will
be by ticket only, arrangements having been
made to accommodate large number of boys.
The younger boys will have Christmas talk
by Mr.. Sinclair. secretary of the University
Y NJ G. A. Special Christmas music has been
planned.
The Junior Highs enjoyed a unique Christmas
party last evening. 1t was held at the Boys
House. Games and present hunts with refresh
ments made up the program of the evening.
The gymnasium classes will be held in the
morning during the holiday weeks. Special
games will be feature of the classes.
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Trinity Episcopal,

!, At the Church of the Holy Trinity. there will
pc two services on Christmas morning and
1880. The full vested choir of forty tive men
and boys under. the direction of ]. II. Lyons,
organ1st and choirmaster, will sing Christmas
carol caro- service at, O'Clock. The 7:so service
VII! be that of holy communion, following i'm
mediately after the carol service without any
1ntermission The following is the music to be
sung on Christmas morning:
Professional hymn, 80, Come all -
Ye Faithful. .Adeste Fideles
Carols by stainer, Barnby, Shelley, Nevins
and Bartlett. The soloists for this service will
be Mr. Mixer Liz and Master Marshall Hertig.
80 A.M.-HOLY COMMUNION
Sing, o Sing, this Blessed Morn. =. Roper
Eyre Hyrle, n,, Messe solemnelle Gounod
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear -. Willis
Ofertory, There Were Shepherds. Vincent
Sursum Corda and Sanctus =, : :, :
Communion hymns &.
Bread of the World, Hodges
=, And Now. Father. .............. Monk
Sior1a N Fixcels1s. - Traditional
Recessional hymn, "Hark the Herald
The s solo Tor this service will be Mr..
Jorgenson, Elmer Murk and Robert THOMPSON,
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UNIVERSALIST
Church Of the Redeemel

Organ and Violin 4
w bonanza Wien1awsk1
Anthem, 1.-The Dawn Of Hope',...... Coombs
Response with choir. III
Lords Prayer, chanted by choir.
Anthem, "The Word Incar-
Soprano solo, with violin obiigato. schnecher
s'Sing, o Sing, This Blessed Morn"
Mrs. Maud Ulmer Jones'
Hymn Brightest and Best
Interlude for organ and violin. ..... w agner
Ofertory, carol, anthem. .............. Hawley
80 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Organ postlude, *Hallelujah'' ......... Handel
EVENING
Organ, christmas Suite. :. .,......... Mailing
Anthem. Hail to the Lords Anoint-
Anthem, with tenor SOLO .......... Gounod
1.-THE Earth Is Grown Old"
Contralto solo. 10 Holy Night Adams
Mrs. L. Marchand Park.
H Hymn' :o;o to the W Worla
Alfred J. Spiel
"Hymn OF the Angels" ..................Wes est
Organ postlude. ''Noel". ............... .Grson
All Souls Universalist.
Organ prelude to liking Mernfred'' 49,. Reineke
Solo, r. +. Browning.
Soprano solo, Gloria. .......... .Buzzi Pellia
Miss Frances Chamberlain.
Duet, Love Divine ....l........... Steiner
Miss Chamberlain and Mr.. Browning.
Postlude,, March Pontifcate" ........ .Lemmens
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ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
Fourth Baptist Church to Have Mem.
orable Meeting Today,

The Fourth Baptist church, Eighteenth and
Dupont avenues N, will celebrate its twenty
fifth anniversary today. The services will be of
special character, both morning and evening
The choir will render special selections of
music. ~ ....H.
At the morning service Dr. O. A. Williams
will deliver the anniversary sermon and his
tory of the church will be read. At the eve
ming service among the special exercises will
be Greetings From Former Pastors .Remi-
niscences'' prepared by former member W. J.
Abernethy, and short addresses showing the
contrast between things in 1881 and now
The church was organized Dec 10, 1881. Rev.
g. F. Holt, the present pastor, has been the
pastor for twelve years.
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CITY MISSION BUSY
Superintendent Stocking Planning Spe-
cial Services During This Week.

The Union City Mission is having very in.
terestfng Evangelistic services. The room In
filed nightly snd there have been within the
last few days many professed conversions.
Superintendent c. NJ Stocking is being as.
sisted by e. X. Ward, the singing evangelist,
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, who was formerly Q
railroad man, but after his conversion
some twelve years ago established rescue
mission in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, of which he IL
still the superintendent. He is very successful
as a leader in singing in mems meetings and
also a great personal worker,
For the coming week on Monday, Tuesday,
Stocking will be assisted by the pastors and
members of the First Methodist church, Shiloh
Presbyterian church, Emmanuel Baptist church
and Central Baptist church. Today at 8 pm
special mems services will be conducted by
business men who have lately become inter.
ested in the work.
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Bethlehem Norwegian Luthleran.

Christmas Day, Dec. 25, at Bethlehem
Norwegian Lutheran church, Eigh-
zenith street and Fourteenth avenue s,
there will be services at 1880 am.
The Rev. N. B. Thvedt will preach and
the following musical program will be.
rendered: IS. -
welcome, Holy Christmas Fest Nor
wegian) .................. Weyse
lS Church Chorus )
Solo-"Holy Savior, Lord and King. j. Grocer
Miss Rebecca johnson.
Solo. There Were Shepherds Miles
Quartet and Chorus.
Solo The, Birthday OF the King,n Neidlinger
sSs Carl Void. ,.3 al
Solo-"C Christians, Awake > !. Schneekdt
Mrs. Gimme Carl Void and Chorns =
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Frank w. Mixer.
CONGREGATIONAL
Lowry Hill Congregational.

tS5 MORNING.
Organ, Grand Chorus s. .. :. !. .. Dubois
Anthem, '.Sing, o Heavens :. 80. =. Tours
Anthem. He Shall Give His Angels
Charge Over Thee. .Coombs
Soprano solo =. q. Selected
~ Mrs. Lane. ~ 800 fss NIX
Anthem, t.Songs Of Praise the Angels tss533s5t
Sang .......... ]. 9. !. !. .Hosmer
Tenor solo, 80, Holy Night 3. Adam
5ttS Paul Bunce, E
Anthem, THE Birthday of a King, .Neidltuger
PoStlude. II Is "
US EVENING.
Illustrated scenes from the life Of Jesus
Organ, Come Unto Me- ............ :. Handel
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st. Paul's Episcopal.

Holy communion. - 7z,R,. .t-F
Professional, hymn No. 40. ........... Reading
Carol hymn No. SO. Willis.
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear" 49,.
Carol, hymn No. 5S. Observation-Disclosures. ~. .Redner
20 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Carol, hymn No. So. ................ .Avison
Shout the Glad Tidings.'
Kyrie in F................ .............. Tours,
Ofertory anthem .................. .Neidlinger
"The Birthday Of King
Sanctus ........ Carridge
Recessonal, hymn No. 61.. ............. Geer
10 AM.
Morning service and holy communion.
Professional. hymn No. 40. ........... :. Reading
neAlIe .Cuanl
Deum IL u. Duuley bucks
Benedictus .......................... Field
Hymn No. co.. Smart
Hymn No. So. .Avison
Ofertory anthem .................5.. 4. Adam
Arranged for solo and chorus by Dudley Buck.
% Holy Night, Q Night Divine
SahcIuS .Camluge
Communion, hymn No. 225.. ............ Hodges
Recessional, hymn No 81. .Geer
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Park Avenue Congregational.

MORNING. - .< ta
Organ prelude, Christmas Airs''. ...... Barrett
Miss Elvina Chenevert.
Anthem, ''Arise, Shine ............... .Elvey
Organ offertory. .'Adeste Fideles'... De Vilbac
Solo, Nazareth
A. W. Manuel
Postlude, III est ne lie divin Enfant''. De vilbac
EVENING
The services will be entirely musical selec-
lions from Handels Messiah will be sung.
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PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbyterian.

. i First Presbyterian. u
- ,.f MORNING. zs.,e.#T 81, u.
Organ: prelude cam Meer,.. Schubert
Anthem, Sing Heavens. 80. .:..... Tours
Anthem 80 Holy Child Of sethlehem chadwick
~ ~ a. 81. t.-:s Quartet.
offertor Is., solo, Q Little Town of Bethle-
- ~ .sJs2 Mrs. Reuttell sSE .fS -. :,
Violin obligato Raymond Shryock. i;
Anthem, Hymn of the Angels -. :. West
safl %rs Ea. Quartet. -z.sIty L. -
Organ postlude, 'Hallelujah Chorus'' =. Handel
= --'---s..- A.. From messiah - x
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Lyndale congregational.

Quartet ..while Shepherds Watched Their
Flocks,'' Neid1inger
Bass solo, 1.-The Planes of Peace Mr. valen-
tine. .4s
Soprano solo, Christmas Song Miss Ham.
mon
RAISE Me Jesus Miss Smart and Mr. Jayne.
Onertory, "The Holy City," Lyndale or
chestra. eFs-
Quartet when View the Mother
Jayne.
Quartet, 20, Come; Q, Come, Emmanuel
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Westminster Presbyterian.

MORNING.
organ prelude, "Hosannah" Dubois
Anthem, Hark the Glad Seund'. Foster
- Quartet and choir.
Barytone solo, Nazareth Gounod
Mr.. Phillips. ft&
Anthem, Those Holy Voices''. Bartlett
Mr. Smith and choir.
soprano solo, Rejoice Greatly Handel
Miss Williams. cas-. ~
congregational hymn, 'Hark the Herald
Angels Sing .,..............
''Ihou Art Coming, Oh Ny sa-
Alto-soprano solos and choir
Onertory. yiolOncello solo
10 the Evening Star. ........ Wagner
Carlo Fischer -
congregational ing e 1;, hymn "Qh, Come, all Ye
Alto solo, my Heart Ever Faithful Bach
Mrs. Porteous; cello obligato by Mr. Fischer.
Anthem, "Oh Jerusalem, Look About
Congregational hymn. SOY to the World rid
Organ postlude, tHallelujah Chorus'' :. Handel
EVENING.
organ, Pastorale in F................... Bach
congregational hymn, Angels from the
onfertory. The Gift Behrend
Mrs. Porteous -
CoInfgSEegational hymn: 1T Came Upon
A eantata for christmastide, "The
doiy Cnlid .s.s..s.s. H. w. Parker
coe I hymn "As with Giadness
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Rev. Herbert r. Wise is to give seven.
minute object lesson to children at Central
Baptist church this morning on The Advent
and the Shepherds. His evening topic VIII
he ..Ine Highest Type of MANHOOD a twenty
minute address. Mrs. H. q. Bronard and Miss
Gertrude Bly, will sing special Christmas music.
"a Pedigreed Man. is the topic to be dis
cussed by Mrs. R. B. Ridges at the morning
service today of the New Thought Lyceum.
Masonic Temple.