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st. Douinic's.

Midnight mass tonight at St. Dominic 8
Church. One low mass will be said i'm
mediately after midnight mass and at 6,
Z. ., . and 10 o'clock tomorrow, benedio-
ton Of the blessed sacrament after the
last mass concluding the religious services
OF the day. Both the chanceled choir and
the choir of mixed voices. under the direc-
ton of Miss Barbara Bischoff. will take
part in the musical program at the mid
night mass. which will include Adeste
Ffdelis, by the chancel choir, sung as q
professional. while marching from the
Holy Name Chapel to the sanctuary of
the main altar and Wiegands' mass
Exaultis Sion, by Hameril.
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North Carolina Avenue.

The following Christmas music will be
rendered Sunday: Morning-Joy OF the
World Ct. d. Williams), choir: soprano
solo. Bethlehem paul Dressler), Miss
Ada NJ. Filler. Evening-Song OF the
Magf &C. A. Miles), choir: soprano solo.
In Old Judea "a. GeibeD. Miss Sue v.
Hess; He Shall Reign Forever II. L.
HalD, choir.
The members of the choir are as fol-
lows: Sopranos, Miss Ada NJ. Filler, Miss
Sue V. Hess, Miss Emma Hess, Miss
Grace Meier. Mrs. A. NJ. willard: altos,
Miss Mary A. Dodge. Miss Edith Ma
Mr.. r. 1. CARRIER. Mr.. w. F. BARGE, Mr.
John Martyr. Mr.. Walter Scott. Under
the direction of c. ". Schofield, organist.
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CHRISTIAN.
Vermont Avenue Church.

The quartet choir of the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church will render at the
morning service Sunday The Noel Song
OF Christmas and Glory to God in the
Highest by Shelley: at night, There's a
Song in the Air by Tenney.
The quartet consists of Miss Blanche
Dew. soprano: Miss Bertha Dew, con-
tralto; William HI. Braithwaite, tenor,
and Ray Dew, bass and chOrister; organ
list, Mrs. Abble Power Sparks.
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Takoma Park Church.

Services will be held Sunday as follows:
Morning solo. Star Of the Orient, Shelley.
Herbert D. Lawson; chorus. Behold,
Bring You Good Tidings, GeibeL Evening.
chorus. Peace Upon Earth. Geibel; And
There Were Shepherds, Lerman.
The choir is made up of: Sopranos, Mes
danes Easterling. Mooers and Smith and
Misses Bridge and Skinner; altos, Mes
Lang and Hopkins: tenor. Messrs. Crit
tenden, Thompson and Young: basso,
Messrs. Easterllng. Wakefield. Fuller and
Skinner; director, Jas. w. Dyre: organ
lists, Henry Clark and ]. w. Dyre.
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Gounod. Onertory, Adeste Fideles, Novel
10. At the communion. Holy Night
by Adam. Recessional. Song of the
Ages. Giebel The regular choir will be
augmented by q male chorus of thirty
voices.
The following is the personnel of the
choir: Sopranos. the Misses Collier. Dit
toe, Knockey, Ryan, Keys and Doyle;
altos. Misses Myers. Riley and Vincent;
Cunningham, Salb. Mcmahon and Dun
can: bassos, Messrs Irving. Dunnigan,
Ryan, Carlin and Kavanaugh: organist
Mrs. Ella Hughes. Miss Anna Doyle is
In charge.
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Keller Memorial Church.

The following program will be given
Sunday morning at Keller Memorial
Church: Organ prelude. Sunset Melody.
by Vinstine: chorus. Behold, ] Bring You
Good Tidings, by Geibel; quartet and
chorus. There Were Shepherds. by Ben
nett: offertory, Berceuse (march) in C..
REID; quartet. Dream of Bethlehem. Ste
phen; chorus, Come. Let Us Adore Him,
by Lacey.
In the evening. at 7:3O O'Clock. a spe-
cial program OF music will be given. w.
O. Little is the choirmaster.
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Our Lady Of Victory.

At the Shrine of Our Lady Of Victory
midnight mass will be celebrated, and a
special program Of music has been ar
ranged by Mrs. E. I. Hillyer. including
solos and duets by Michael Peter. jr..
and Miss NJ. Sherier. The bell In the
tower Of the new church will be rung for
the first time at the midnight mass. Cars
will be in waiting at the New Cut and
Conduit road station at the close of the
services. Father Yingling will celebrate
the only mass Christmas day at Glen
Echo, and a second mass at the Church
of Our Lady of Victory at IL O'clock
The Sunday school will have its annual
Christmas entertainment and tree Sun
day, December 26. In the parish hall after
the 8 o'clock mass.
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st. Johns.

Christmas day will be ushered in at
st. Johns Church with the celebration
OF holy communion with carols at 7:3O
O'Clock Morning prayer. holy commun-
lon and sermon will be held at IL o'clock
Adams professional carol will be sung
at the opening. The balance OF the pro-
gram follows: Venite Grultemus Domino,
Gloria Patri. TIE Deum Laudamus, by
Root: Jubilate Dec, by Stanford: Introit
carol. Kyrie Eleison and Glorys Tibi
offertory anthem. There Were Shepherds
by Marks; sanctus, Holy. Holy, Lord
God Of Hosts: encharistic hymn, Savior,
Who Didst Come to Give: Nunc Dimittis,
and the occasional hymn, Angels From
the Realms Of Glory.
The choir Is as follows: Sopranos John
Hughes, Scott Trowbridge, Antoine Mac
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st. Peters Church,

Solemn high mass will be the principal
service of the day tomorrow. 1t will be-
gin at midnight this evening. The choir.
under the direction Of Miss Hattie M.
Richie. and Miss Edith Gallant as or
ganist. will render the following pro-
gram: Before the mass. o! Holy Night,
by Adam: Claimants Third Mass: Vent
Creator (contralto solo). Gumbrecht; Of
fertorium Exulta Sion. Hammerill; at
the communion. Adeste Fideles (No-
vello); after the mass. Nazareth, by
Gounod. The members Of the choir are:
Sopranos. Misses Ryan. Mccormack,
Price, Cotter. Hutchens and Richie:
altos. Mesdames Golden, Van Castle,
Benner. Misses Nalley and Llufrio:
tenors. Messrs. Price and Tabler; bassos.
Messrs. Moore. Van Castle, Conner. Dor
sey and Radcliffe.
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st. Augustine's.

services will be begin at midnight tonight
with a solemn high mass. Low masses
will be said at Z, 8. 8. 10 and IL o'clock
tomorrow. and benediction of the blessed
sacrament following the last mass and
concluding the services of the day. The
music at this church. which is in charge
Of Anton Kaspar, with Miss Mamie
Mullaly at the organ, will include at the
midnight mass the opening number, o
Come Let Us Worship Palestrina), Kyrie
(Hayden.s Third Mass, Gloria (Hayden's
Second Mass, Veni Creator (Wieeand).
Credo Ourand). Sanctus and Benedictus
(Gounod. Agnes Del Q1ayden's Second
Mass): offertory, o. Mira Nox, (Adam-
Biederman), Adeste Fidelis (Noyello).
and occasional (Cagiiere).
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st. AIMS Church, Tenleytown.

The Christmas program in this church
will be midnight mass this evening and
low masses at and o'clock Christmas
day. The midnight mass will be a high
mass, with sermon. The choir. under the
direction of Miss Katherine Lackaye. will
sing Mercadante's mass (Kyrie). Gloria,
Credo. Sanctus. Benedictus and Agnus
Del. 7
AT offertory, Adeste Fideles, arranged
by Noveilo. At communion. Nazareth. by
Gounod. and o Holy Night (Adam).
Soprano soloists. Mrs. Susie Lewis Brent,
Miss Ada POore. Miss Revailles; alto
soloist, Mrs. Martha Poore Barbee; basso.
T. A. Murray: tenor. John Siemon.
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Christmas services at Christ Church. G
street between 9Th and 9Th streets south
east, will be as follows: Holy communion,
1880 am; holy communion, with
sermon at IL o'clock. Professional
Hymn, 40. TIE Deum in E fiat Q>ord); Of
fertory anthem, Sing, o Heavens (Simp-
SOM; occasional hymn, o Little Town. Of
Bethlehem. Soloists will be Henry
Kruger, tenor: Wilhelm Schroeder, So
prano; Fulton Richards, organist; Arthur
Storm, chOirmaster. Children's Christmas
service will be on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
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Nativity.

At the Church of the Nativity midnight
mass this evening will open the Christ
mass services. Low masses will be said
at Z. 8, 8 and 10 o'clock tomorrow, and
will be followed by benediction OF the
blessed sacrament. The Christmas enter
talnment for the Sunday school will take
place Tuesday, December %, in the base
ment Of the church, and will consist in
moving pictures representing the child
hood of Christ and other subjects ap-
prOpriate to the season.
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UNITARIAN.
All Souls.

At All Souls Unitarian Church the
quartet win give the Christmas program
Sunday morning and the selections will
include Through the Still Air (Allen). an
them, Celestial (Gounod). and There Were
Shepherds (Buck). Mrs. III. Clay Brown
ing, soprano and directress Of choir.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-12-24

The quartet Of st. Marks Church will
give the following numbers at the Christ
mas morning service. 1920 O'Clock: He
Shall Reign Forever, Hall-Mack: Behold
I Bring You Good Tidings. Geibel: There
Were Shepherds, Herbert. The quartet
consists of Miss Florence Noack Miss
Fannie Noack. Fred Leonhardt and Ed
win Callow.
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The evening service Sunday at the Nc
Kendree NJ. f. Church will be devoted
entirely to Christmas music by the COM
bined chorus and children's choirs OF
the church. Of which William J. Palmer
and Mrs. o. B. Jenkins are directors
Special soloists will assist Both choirs
VIII also give a special program Of music
at the morning service
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st. Francis de Sales.

At the Church Of st. Francis de Sales
at Langdon Rev. August Mark. pastor.
announces a high mass at midnight to-
night, followed Immediately by a low
mass. The choir will sing Concone's
Mass in F, with Miss Emma NJ. Getz at
the organ. The solos will be sustained
by Miss Blandford, the Misses Feeney,
the Misses Rupert, Mrs. McQueeny and
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st. Marks.

The services at st. Marks Church on
Christmas day will be as follows: $50
am. Communion service in F by s. p.
Tuckerman. Hymns 50, 60, 40. 50 and
55
IL a.m.-Communion service in Eb by c.
II. Lloyd. Anthem. Behold Bring You
Good Tfdings, by Sir John Goss. Introit
Te Deum. Smart, in F. Hymns, 40, 80, 60,
IS, go and 81. The regular choir of men
and boys will sing at IL am.
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Sacred Heart.

At the Shrine OF the Sacred Heart mid
night mass will be celebrated tonight
Low masses will be said at T. T:3O. 8 and
10 o'clock, and at II o'clock tomorrow
high mass. The choir, under the direction
of L. E. Cannon, will sing an appro-
pirate program of music, including Mar
EOS Mass, Adeste Fideles (Novello) and
0 Holy Night (Adam).
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st. Martins.

At st. Martins Church. North Capitol
and T streets. high mass will be cele-
brated at midnight tonight. Low masses
will be said at and $50, 10 and ii
o'clock, the last mass being followed by
benediction Of the blessed sacrament. The
music will be given by the choir under
the direction Of Miss Mary Agnes Brown.
who will also officiate at the organ. 1t
will sing Marcos Fifth Mass.
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will be celebrated at a midnight mass
this evening. Rev. Frank A. B. Wunnen-
berg, the pastor, will be celebrant He
will be assisted by the Rev. Andrew
Kunny as deacon and the Rev. John
Gruden as subdeacon. The sermon will
be preached by the Rev. Andrew Kunny.
The choir will be assisted by the Marine
Band Orchestra and a large chorus. The
musical program rendered by the choir
will be as follows: Before the mass
Adeste Fideles and Noel, by Adams;
Haydn's Ill mass; offertory, Adoramus
TIE, Palestrina; after mass, Heilige Nacht
Low masses will be offered up imme-
diately after the midnight mass, and
other low masses will be offered up at
7:3O. 8, $50, 0 and $50 o'clock tomorrow
by the children of the congregation. at
which the little ones will render German
Christmas hymns. Miss Nettie Rupert
will preside at the organ at this service
Solemn high mass. followed by solemn
benediction, will be offered up at 1870
o'clock. at which the Rev. John Gruden
will be the celebrant, assisted by Rev
Frank A. b. Wunnenberg as deacon and
the Rev. Andrew kunny as subdeacon.
The choir will render Guilmant's mass
in f fiat; at the offertory, Adoramus re,
Klein, and Tantum Ergo. by Silas. The
services will conclude with the singing
of the Heilige Nacht
The organist and director of the choir
is Harry Hall. Personnel: Soprano.
Miss Edna J. Sheehy; contralto, Miss
Margaret Echhorn: tenor, AL Fennell:
basso. Frank Rebstock.
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Immaculate Conception.

Christmas services at the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception will commence at
$50 o'clock tomorrow morning with q
solemn high mass celebrated by Rev.
James d. MARI, pastor. Low masses will
be said at Z and O'Clock. and the last
mass at 1890 will be a solemn high mass.
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HOLY Name Church.

At the Church of the Holy Name solemn
midnight mass will be celebrated this
evening. and the following musical
program will be rendered:
Professional. Christmas hymn by Dfei-
man. Kyrie, Gloria. Credo. Sanctus and
Agnes Del, by Gloria. Benedtctus,
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st. Stephens.

At ST. Stephens Catholic Church the
reorganized male choir, under the
direction Of George Herbert Wells. will
give the following program at the mid
night mass this evening: Preludes for
violin and organ (Saint-Saens): before
mass. Night of Nights (Van de Water):
professional hymn, Angels We Have
Heard (French melody: mass in B fat
for male voices. with the exception OF the
Credo (Mercadante); Credo No. 3 (Gre-
gorian); Offertory Motel, Adeste Fideles
(Novello): Proper of the Mass (Grego-
RAM; after mass, o Holy Night
(Adam). The personnel of the choir Is as
follows: Messrs. Lucian F. Randolph. jr..
first tenor: Donald C. Edmonds. second
tenor: s. Theodore Howard. first bass.
and Edward H. Paudert, second bass;
chorus, Messrs. Edward A. Green,
Thomas p. Connor, Edwin L. Eansdale,
Robert c. Cogewell. J. Frank Leary.
Lawrence A. Conner. jr.. Francis T.
Grow, Joseph \. Bowling, William p.
Stack. jr., William E. Darlington. Dennis
J. INLAND. John ]. Fahey. Daniel NJ.
Stanton and Arthur Landslide. George
Herbert Wells is organist and choir
director. Mr.. Taylor Of the United States
Marine Band orchestra will assist with
the violin.
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Concordia.

The program Of Christmas music OF
Concordia Lutheran Church Is as follows:
Organ prelude. Batiste; solo. Cantique
Noel (Adams). sung by Mrs. Brink: an
them, The Star OF Bethlehem PARKS;
solo, In the Palace of the King (Jordan),
sung by Mrs. Lehnert. Raphael Rooster
is the organist and choirmaster.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
New York Avenue.

Christmas services will be held in New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church Sun
day. and the music will be: Morning. Haw-
leys o Little Town Of Bethlehem and
Dudley Bucks The Virgins Lullaby
evening. a musical Interpretation OF Vests
cantata OF The Story OF Bethlehem.
Choir. Mrs. w. H. Shircliff. soprano: Miss
Whitaker, contralto: John II. Nolan.
bass: ]. F. Matthew, tenor. and J. Porter
Lawrence. organist and precentor.
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At Trinity NJ. f. Church the beautiful
oratorio-cantata Bethlehem" will be rem
dered at the Sunday evening service. 7:30
O'Clock. by the quartet. with Prof. II. l..
Stopsack and his full orchestra. At the
morning service. IL O'Clock. the anthems
will be: When Jesus Was Born in Beth
lehem &C. T. Steelep, THE New Born
King" (AshfordD. soprano solo. Might OF
Nights (Van Devanter). The choir fol-
lows: Mrs. Gertrude Dana Brockway. So
pranO: Miss Bertha ]. Mort, contralto:
B. Ralph Cady. tenor: Dana L. Wood.
bass. William X. Cohen is the organist
and director
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st. Theresa's.

Christmas services will begin at St.
Theresa's Church with a high mass at 5
o'clock. The music will be in charge of
Miss Addie Wathen. and Miss Mabel
Brauman viii preside at the organ. Low
masses will be, at this church. at 0 and
1890 o'clock tomorrow. the 8 o'clock
mass being especially for the children.
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st. Johns, Forest Glen.

Tonight at st. Johns Church, Forest
Glen, midnight mass will be celebrated.
Mrs. Mary bowling, organist, with
select choir from Washington. will render
the musical program. Low masses will be
said at Z, $50. 8, $3.50 and 1890 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
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Chevy Chase.

Midnight mass will be said for the first
time at Chevy Chase tonight. An altar
has been arranged in the library of Chevy
Chase. Mr.. Albert Cunard will be in
charge of the music.
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st. Joseph's.

At St. Joseph's Church high mass will
be sung at midnight. Low masses will be
said at Z and 8 O'clock and again at 1880
a high mass will be sung. Benediction of
the blessed sacrament will be given Inn
mediately after the last mass.
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st. Thomas Church.

The musical service at st. Thomas
Church Christmas morning at IL o'clock
will be as follows: Venite, Woodward;
TIE Deum. Buck in G destivaD: jubilate,
Jordan in c; anthem, Sing, 0 Heavens,
Tours: Kyrie. Elvey; sanctus, 422: Gloria
in Excelsis, 43S.
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St.. Vincent de Paul's Church.

The Christmas program is as follows:
Solemn high mass at midnight this even
ing by full choir. with accompaniment by
orchestra. The Christmas carols a fea-
ture. Low mass will be celebrated at Z
and o'clock tomorrow; high mass at
10 o'clock. followed by benediction OF the
blessed sacrament.
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st. Columba's Church, Tenleytown

Service at IL am. tomorrow. Process
sional, Oh Come All Ye Faithful: Venite,
plaint' chant; TIE Deum (WesO: Jubilate.
old chant: Introit. Calm on the Listening
Ear of Night: communion service: SER
mon: hymn, Sing. Oh Sing This Blessed
Morn; offertory. Though Poor Be the
Chamber tGounod): occasional. Hank. the
Herald Angels Sing. The personnel of the
choir is: Miss NJ c. Rollins, organist
Misses Alice Sparshott, Lille Sparshott.
Nellie Anderson, Geneva Lingley. Eliza
beth Anderson, Annette Law. Margaret
Bradt. Ella Bradt. Myra Johnson. Mas
tiers William Anderson, George Bradt,
Norman Frost Raymond Frost, Messrs.
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Metropolitan.

The Metropolitan Church quartet win
sing Sunday morning Hark. What Mean
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st. Margaret's.


Fletcher.
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st. Margaret's.
Holy communion at 7:30 and IL am.
Christmas Morning prayer and ser
mon. II am. by the rector. Rev. Dr.
Herbert Scott Smith. st. Margaret's
choir, under the direction of the organist,
A. G. Eldridge, will render the following
music on Christmas morning: Process
sionaI, Hymn 40; Venite (Mendelssohn),
Gloria Patri (Mendelssohn), TIE Deum-
Festival (StewarD, JuDilate-Festival
(Stewart); Introit Anthem, Sing, o Daugh-
ter of Zion (Wareing); Kyrie (Gounod),
Gloria Tibi (Calkin). Hymn 5S: Onertory,
1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear (Sulli-
van: Offertory Sentences (Whitney): Re-
cessional, Hymn GO. The soloists are
Miss Edna Doe. Mrs. William r. Ben
ham, Melville Hensey and Charles Moore
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Holy Comforter.

Solemn high mass will be celebrated
at the Church of the Holy Comforter at
midnight this evening. The music will
be rendered by a double quartet OF male
voices, Messrs. Atherholt, Blakeney.
Xanton. Klien. Parker. Schaffer, Penny
and Foraker. Professional Noel
(SchoepD; mass in offertory (Novello).
occasional. Nazareth Ct. Schaffer). Miss
Eva M. Talbert is the organist.
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Melody of the Christmastide as Arranged in
Programs of the Houses of Worship of
All Denominations in the District.

w. j. Anderson, ]. Molden, Richard
Fletcher.
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With the Dawning Tomorrow Bells in Stee.
pie and Spire Will Proclaim That the
Day Of the Christ Child Is Come.

Those Holy Voices? CIV. F. Sudds): To
Victory tNeidiinger): There Were Shep-
herds CIV. r. Spence); Sing. o Heavens
&c. Limper).
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Mr. L. Turner, with Mrs. F. X. Higden a
the organ.
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st. Paul's.

Sunday. IL am, program by the suas-
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SCRANTON SKETCHES.
People Coming and Going-PiCniC
and a Ball Game.

Scranton, July 21:-Mr r L
Cannon and Miss Addye Can
non are visiting in Greenville
Miss Rosaella Harmon oi
Prosperity has been elected mu
sic teacher in the graded school
The faculty for the next session
will be composed as follows
Mr. M B Garris, principal; Miss
Floride Harper, first assistant;
Miss Rosaella Harmon, third
assistant.
MIR Will Gasque of Florida
spent Saturday in town with
his brother, Hon VI l. Gasque.
Mr. W E WhitIock spent Sun
day and Monday in Charleston.
Mr. R F Mcknight left Satur-
day for jacksonville, Fla,
where he has secured a position
as salesman.
A match game Of basel
played between the home team
and the Cypress Branch team
on the local diamond Friday
afternoon resulted in score Of
3 to 1 in favor of the visitors.
The town council is having
much needed work done on the
streets and sidewalks.
Mr. Fred Coward, agent for
the A G l. railroad at Foreston,
is at hCme on vacation.
Miss jessie Holiday and her
brother, Master Johnny Holli.
day, have returned to their home
at Lanes after spending a week
with their uncle, Mr. A NJ Cooke.
The Pythian picnic at God
wins mill, on Lynch's river,
Friday, was largely attended.
and despite the intensely hot
weather, everybody seemed to
enjoy the day. Hon Chas A
Smith of Timmonsville was
present and made a speech on
prohibition.
The farmers are "laying by
their crops and will in a few
days be enjoying a season OF
we'll earned rest. " &c.
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HE RECORD has printed up a
number of promissory note
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that we are selling at ten cents
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