The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1908-12-25
Christmas Exercises.

Preparations have been made for
good time at the Methodist church
Thursday evening. There will be a
Christmas tree, Santa Claus and appro-
pirate exercises, and all friends of the
Sunday school and church are invited.
Exercises will commence at 7:30. Fol
lowing is the program:
Song, joy to the World. 1885,. Congregation
Prayer.
Recitation Tomorrow is Christmas
George Brown
Recitation ............. What Would You Says
Roland Gettle.
Solo,. Shining on Bethiehem's Cradle
Doris Clarke.
Three r girls from Miss Bowers class is''es
Recitation ........... Santa Claus Middle Name
Ralph Wileman.
Exercise ..... Gods Wondrous Gift
Miss Barton's class.
Song by Allan and Helen Skinner.
Recitation. .................. Selfish Billy Green
Roy Barton.
hecltatlOn...... ........... Missing Santa Claus
John StrasDurg.
Recitation ....... A Christmas Thought
Scottie Hatch.
Recitation by Helen Warren.
recitation. The Alteration of the Wise Men
Mary Hahn.
Recitation by Lorraine Dickinson.
Duet by Mary Ellen WeSendOnk and Doris
Clarke.
Recitation. "a Christmas Stocking
Beatrice HOlton.
Recitation. ............ The First Christmas
Edna Strasburg
Elanor Maitpress
Recitation. ......a............A Christmas Carol
Esther Hahn
Dialogue by Miss Pyres class.
Mr.. Machines class
Recitation. .................A Christmas Carol
Hazel Elenfeldt.
Recitation $1,000. Santa Claus Substitute
Elsie Trick
Solo Mary Ellen Wesendonk
Recitation. .Auntie Browns Christmas Shop
ping Advice. ....................... Verna Tall
Florine Swift
Recitation $3.50. "A Telephone Message
Jessie Stone
Recitation. - ....... Three WiSemen Came
Leila Petty.
Duet .......... ...s.. Jesus in Manager
Hazel and Blanche Nichols
Neei'a'loh Myrtle Eienfeldt christmas Eve
Recitation. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. His Birthday
Ethel Morrison.
Recitation. ....s........ i. The Two Voices
Arna Dickinson
Recitation. .................T Two Little Orphans
Myra Machines.
Recitation ..................A Christmas Carol
Alma Hoffman
] Lila Ginord, Hazel Stone, Edith Wileman.
Recitation "a sprlg OF Mlstietoe
Recitation. ............... The Christmas Carol
Lawrence Hoffman.
Recitation. ....-.... The Little Mud Sparrows
Donald Hahn
Exercise. ............. The Lights for the King
BY Mrs. Campbell'S class
Recitation. ....... The Old Roundsman's Story
Meta Clifford.
Sacrament services at the usual hour
Sunday morning. Rev. Machines will
take for his theme Meaning of the
Sacrament. For the evening service
the subject will be, IAN Eastern Love
Story
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend the Christmas exercises at the
Congregational church on Christmas
eve at z 80 o'clock.
In their Joy over the presents which
they receive, the children are apt to
forget the real meaning of Christmas
and that it is the birthday of Christ
which they celebrate. In order to fos-
ter the true Christian spirit, the chill
dren Of the Sunday school have been
asked to give offerings in the way of
food and clothing for the needy. These
will be taken to the church and then
distributed among needy families in
town. Two classes will give Christmas
dinners and each child will give some
thing which will brighten the Christmas
of another child less fortunate.
The following program will be given
after the offerings:
Song "Joy to the World, the Lord is Come"
Pecitation-Howard Dean.
g Charlotte Carrier.
Song by the Primary Glass.
SolO-Edna Wilson.
Reading Mabel Wilson.
Solo-Dorothy Towne.
Quartette-E. L. ROethe, Helen Coon, Joseph
inc Bates, Roy Burdick.
Observation-Disclosures Carrier.
8 Eunice Nelson.
Solo-Maxine Burdick.
Freeman Lyon.
RecitatiOn-Perry Anderson
Kenneth McReynOldS.
Violin Duet-Lucile and Kathleen CultOn.
Recitation-MariOn Doty.
: Bessie McInneS.
Solo Norma HargraveS.
Reading-Mabel Wilson.
Solo-Mattie Wilson.
Reading-JameS BOutelle.