Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-12-19
Choir Of First Methodist Church Will
Render Hope OF the World"
Tomorrow
AT THE EVENING SERVICES
Pulpit PedestaIs Provided by Queen
Esther Class of the Memorial
Christian Church.

ton of the choir leader, Mrs. j. f.
Witter. The program for this service
is as follows:
Prelude.
Hymn-135.
Prayer and scripture lesson.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Hopkins
Offertory.
Vocal Solo-Thomas Hawkes.
Cantata-"Hope of the World
Part Introductory chorus, Ring
Forth Ye Bells
Part p-"The Shepherds"
Part 3-"The Wise Men,"
Part 4-Closing chorus, Hail Royal
Babe"
Vocal Solo-Mrs. A. e. Williams.
DoXoiogy, benediction and postlude
Pulpit Pcdcsfals as Gift.
At the Memorial Christian church
tomorrow morning the Queen Esther
class of the bible school, of which Mrs.
w. B. Clemmer is the teacher, will
present to the church pulpit pedestals,
the presentation speech to be made by
Miss Luella Huthmaker. Rev. w. b.
Clemmer will preach on the theme
The A B c of the Kingdom of God, ;
and he will also tell of the work be-
| ing done at the Anderson, Ind, church,
| of which DIR. w. T. Grafton, once pas
! tor of the local church, is now pastor
Mr.. Clemmer, at the evening service,
will preach the last of the series on
bible questions, ON the theme, is 1t
True?"
| At Cottage Church.
| At the Cottage church, Twelfth
street and Eleventh avenue, the Cen
trail Presbyterian congregation will en-
| joy two Christmas musical programs
/ tomorrow, and the pastor, Rev. Mar
ion Humphreys, will in the morning
ldeliver the third sermon in the series
lon 'The Presbyterian Church." his sub
Eject being THE Church Doctrine, or
What We Believe In the evening he
Twill preach a Christmas sermon The
music at both services. will be given
by the quartet, and piano and violin
as follows:
Miss Emma Benson, soprano; Mrs. Mao
Lidders Siemon, contralto; Arthur An
lderson, tenor; Gilbert Graves, basso;
Miss Florence B. Knight, violin; S. T
Bowlby, piano.
The following program will be giver
in the morning:
Prelude-Larghetto from Sixth Or
gan Concerto (HandeD, arranged TO
: lpiano by S. T. Bowlby
Anthem-"Angels from the Realms
, iof Glory" (Warren), quartet.
Offertory "Andante Con Amino
(originaD, S. T. Bowlby.
Anthem-"There Were Shepherds,
CIV. r. SPENCE, quartet.
Observation-Disclosures Classeque," Raw
, ira.
In the evening the program will be
Prelude-"Largo,' Gluck.
/, Violin and Piano-Florence B. Knigh
and S. T. Bowlby.
Anthem-"Arise Shine" (Williams)
, Iquartet.
Offertory-"Angels Serenade, CPrs
, ga)
II Anthem "The Manager of Bethlt
Them" OHavens), quartet.
Observation-Disclosures, Poet and Pea:
: lant," (Suppe.)
Christmas Services.
v Special Christmas services are to
held tomorrow morning at the Firs
a be as follows:
l. Organ Voluntary-Miss Myrtle Sun
i mers.
J. Anthem, Come and Worship (Asl
lford)-Chorus Choir.
3 Doxology-Choir and congregation.
Lords Prayer-Pastor and Congr
/, cation. +"
Gloria.
k Responsive Reading = Pastor an
Congregation.
}. Hymn, Joy to the World, the Lor
is Come"-Choir and Congregation.
Scripture Lesson and Prayer-Pa
TOR.
Anthem, "Tidings of Great JOY
(Meidlinger)-Ch and Congreg
Y ton.
eel Offertory-Miss Myrtle Summers.
kl Notices.
N Solo. "The Birthday of a King
IL (Porter) -Miss Luella May Crissma
,rl Sermon, THE Christ-Spirit in I'll
% World"-Rsv. H. W. Reed, Pin. d.
Prayer
Hymn, How Sweet the Name
Jesus Sounds"-Choir and Congreg
I'll lion.
Benediction
Postlude-Miss Summers.
Id VIII Hold Vesper Service.
I'd A Christmas vesper service elf
IS for the King" will be held at Broa
leI way Presbyterian church tomorrow
n. 4 o'clock A program of Christina
70 songs and exercises will be given al
at Or. w. S. Marquis will deliver an a
erI dress appropriate to the day The a
of lual vestiYal for the Sunday scho
children will be held at the chur,
Wednesday evening.
Saloon Notice.
[Ei Rabbit lunch at Al Gregg's saloo
lt691 Caaoud ayop1le tOnipht