Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1909-12-25
Brie4s o4 the Week

Miss Petticoats" next Friday night.
For grddle cakes and warm biscuits
Honey is It,.
James Howey who has been sick for
several weeks Is slowly gaining
strength
Honey in five and ten pound pals ia
cheap while butter is high. Give the
children Honey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mccain and
the latter's sister, Miss Olive Karl
skin, are guests OF Boyne City friends
this week.
Miss Lou A. Rice left Thursday to
spend the Holidays with relatives at
Kalkaska.
Frank M. Dyer left first Of the week
for Grand Rapids where he joins his
wife. From there they go TO Penn
sylvana to spend the Holidays.
p. X. Winters left first of the week
for Houston, Texas. where he visits
friends. lie intends u include Cali
fornia in his trip before returning
home.
The play OF "Miss PettIcoats" is
dramatized from a very p0pu ar story
of the same name, and is said TO be
one of the most beautiful stories ever
interpreted on the stage.
The sixth lrade pupils, Miss Lou A.
Rice teacher, held spelling match
Wednesday afternoon, which was at
tended by some % visitors. There
we're twelve pupils on side and il
took one and one-half hours TO settle
the contest, which was won by Hiss
Ruth Gregory.
The Women's Local Option Civic
Society he d their regu ar meeting r
day, Dec. Is, at the home of Mrs. Hall.
The committee on rest room reported
it arranged and occupied continuously.
The Society gave rising vote OF
thanks to Mrs. Swatford who had
labored so successfully and to all who
have contributed so generously 10 the
furnishing and support OF the rest
room. The Society wishes To inform
the societies and lodges that they will
he prepared 10 serve suppers at install
lations, If terms can be agreed upon.
The musical in the Presbyterian
church last Sunday evening was a
hill in
church was filled with an audience
who listened with rapt interest to the
fine singing OF the chorus choir, which
showed very careful training In every
iiecl, whether vocal or instrumental.
solo or part singing. Supt. Northon,
w. e. Malpass and Mrs. GrigsbY gave
talks appropriate 10 the season which
were well received. Tle heartiest
thanks of the church and Of the aud
fence are due to the kind and willing
help of friends outside the choir who
did so much to make the program so
attractive aud inspiring.
The services at st. Josephs Church
OH SUTlSJIldS lay Will NC DIS lOiIOWS.
The first high mass will be at six a.
m. followed Immediately nv low mass;
the second high mass will be at 10
o'clock. The music for the occasion
will be Of high order and very special.
The male choir will be assisted by
chorus of twenty boys from St.Joseph's
School. Before mass they will render
"Silent Night" and for Offertory,
"Adeste Fidelis" with violin accom-
paniment by Miss Eliza Lalonde and
James Tafelski. Solsme's Greg0rian
Chant Mass In ID. given by full choir.
and at the Communion, Miss I-alonde
will play a violin solo. Rev. FIR. Bur-
chard will preach at both masses,
taking for his text respectively,
Behold! / bring you good It'd
ings,," and Christ the Messiah" In
the afternoon at three o'clock will be
special devotons. On December 3lst,
the last day of the year, there will be
special services in the evening at 1870