The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-12-24
CHRISTMAS At THE CHURCHES
Religious Significance of the Day Is Not Forgotten in
It's Social Features and in Houses of Wor-
ship Event Is Duly Soemnized.

| tree decked out with tinsel and MANY
a glittering baubel and ablaze with tinv
light, electric bulbs or candles In
some instances there will be awards
! for good conduct and attendance and at
some there Will be a few remarks by
the pastor or Sunday school superin-
tendent. Rev. w. Eugene Shirey Of the
First Presbyterian church will address
the children briefly. calling to their
minds the hallowed character of the
day they all so joyfully celebrate
There will be awards for attendance to
the following children: Gertrude Twfss,
Amy Shine, James Rhind, Robert Twiss,
John Rhind Harley Locklin, Grace Mill
| er, Pauline Twis, and Alice Loclxlin.
Harold Stout, Helen Stout, Eric Rhud
Alex Rhud, Florence Twiss.
Tree and Gifts Make Children Good.
| At the Christian church. of which
Rev J. C. Sharp is pastor, there will
! likewise be exercises for the children
with the usual tree and Christmas
carols There is a large number of
children in the award class for de-
pertinent and attendance in this Sun
/ day SCHOOL, twenty five prizes being
given. The children who receive the
token are named herewith in the order
of the number of their credits:
Blanche Wilton, Raymond Workinger,
! Elsie Hudson, Alto Carmahan. Geo.
Ham, Nellie McQuiston, Wesley Work
niger, Nellie Krause. Edwin Workinger,
Pearl Hurst, Clarence Baldwin, Ruth
Scholls, Alice Ford, Helen Ford Mary
Hurst Mae stevens, Bertha Doreman,
Katie Stevens Warren Snyder, Edith
/ Snyder, Beaulah Schools. Willie Besbe,
owen Ham, Roy Beahler, Ruth Loomis.
The program here includes special
music and tableaux and those children
who do not receive the awards of honor
will be comforted by the receipts of
little remembrances from their teachers
in many instances and each child pres
ent will be presented with a stocking
full of goodies and pretty things, dear
to the heart of childhood.
In the Lands of the Little Folks.
At the Baptist church the Sunday
| school exercises which will be held this
evening, are entirely in the hands of
the children No grown up" is to have
any put in and there will be no sermon,
not even a few remarks. There will
be the usual program of songs and
pieces"
At st. PauPs Lutheran church there
Il
well as the exercises for the children
tonight. There will also be services on
Wednesday at 10 a. m in connection
with the Christmas jubilee. The music
will be especially good tomorrow, serv-
ice opening at 10 o'clock and the fol-
lowing program has been arranged:
Prelude ................... Rink
Choir Behold Thy King Cometh'
Sermon by Theo. Claus.
Christmas Anthem ......... Male Choir
Prestlude. j. .Triumphal March. .Barret
The exercises this evening will begin
at o'clock Pupils of st. Paurs school
and the English Sunday school will
render a program consisting of songs
and recitations. A catechization on the
Christmas story will follow. A beau
tiful Christmas tree will be a feature
Of the entertainment.
These selections will also be given
tonight:
Offertoire NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .Batiste
Song-"From Heaven Above"
Tonight at the First NJ. E. church
there will be a Christmas tree. The
house will be suitably decorated and a
program will be rendered by the choir
and the Sunday school.
ed from the primary department to the
junior department, at the First NJ E
church there were delightful Christ
mas services last evening. The house
was full OF people The choir rendered
a very fine Christmas Anthem. The
story of nativity.
story of nativity was told in illuminate
ed hymns and the finest pictures by the
great artist thrown upon canvas by use
of the ereopticon-children and their
parents alike were only pleased bu
profited.
At st. Cashiers North Side PoHsf
church. Rev. T. A Kahellek. pastor
There will be services at 5. s and II
o'clock; 5 O'Clock and 10 o'clock masses
will be high at the o'clock. low mass
Special music win be rendered by St
C.'s choir under direction of Miss Rosie
Goss. organist; $40, 2:S0 p. m. Vesper.
5 and henediction.