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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-12
iowa schoIars Can't Shoot.

Washington, D. c., April 1.-THE
Massachusetts Agricultural college at
Amherst. Mass, was today awarded
the championship trophy at the inter
collegiate indoor rifle shoot, with a
score of 1,84S ont Of possible 2,OOC.
Washington State college, second,
,S43; Columbia university, New York,
third, 1874; University Of Idaho,
fourth, 1906; University of Iowa, fifth,
1,789. twenty-five colleges competed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-12
Match for Tho Comet.

The Red Dragon Of the sky. Watch
the children for spring coughs and
colds. Careful mothers keep Foley's
Honey and Tar in the house. It Is the
best and safest prevention and cure
for Group where the need Is urgent
and immediate relief vital necessity.
Contains no opiates or harmful drugs.
Refuse substitutes. Swenson's Drug
Store; Clark's Drug Store.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-12
Or. Clarke viii Not Be Candidate.

Fairfield, April 12.-(SpeciaD DR..
j. Fred Clarke, who recently qualified
as a candidate for the Democratic con-
gressional nomination in the first dis
trict, he's announced that he will not
make the race. DR.. Clarke recently
represented Jefferson county in the
legislature and is at present mayor Of
Fairfield.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-12
Fell Against a Disc.

money Creek, April 12.-The 6-year-
old son of Albert Driar, living near
Honey Creek church, fell against a
disc harrow and had his left leg
crushed.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-12
Pulling Tooth Causes Death.

Pisgah, April 12.-The 10-year-old
daughter Of lobe Jackson died Thurs
day morning of blood poisoning, the
result of q tooth being extracted last
week. The funeral was held Friday.
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ATTENDED DANCE.

Mrs. Charles Kolp's Friday evening
dancing class met last evening in
the Odd Fellows hail. After the
class had received its instructions the
Assembly was held. The dance was
not so we'll attended as usual this be-
ing due to the fact that Christmas is
SO near Among those in attendance
were Miss Marie Campbell, Miss Juliet
Swayne, Miss Fannie Jones, Miss
Gladys Bailey, Miss Elizabeth Thomas
Miss Ruth Friedgen, Miss Elaine
Jones, Miss Emerald Hasecoster. Miss
Myral weegham, Miss Pearl Guern-
sey, Miss Brown, Mr.. Walter Craig
head. Mr.. Erman Smith, Mr.. Norman
Craighead, Mr.. Paul Emerson, Mr..
Carl Emerson, Mr.. Frank Wissier, Mr..
Raymond Harrison, Mr.. Robert Crane.
Mr.. Everett McConaha. Mr.. Paul Fish
er. Mr.. Elmer Grosvenor, Mr.. Russell
Heitbrink. Mr.. Walter Murray, Mr..
Clement Gates and Mr.. Arnold Shawd
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-24
XMAS HOMECOMING

Holiday homecoming! What heart
does not warm with the thought OF
Christmas at home? One but needs to
frequent the piers where the ocean lin
ers dock these days to get the holiday
germ into ones system. The atmos
phere is laden with the spirit OF
Christmas--everyone seems possessed
with the Joy OF Yuletide. The gang
ways are the portals OF home and Gag
err feet soon bridge the link that leads
to-maybe faraway California, maybe
the sunny South, Yankeeland or per
chance Hoosierdom. Wherever 1t is
It's home and that just now is all-suf
ficient.
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SUGGESTIVE
QUESTIONS
Sunday School Lesson by Rev. DR..
Li1Scof for the International
Newspaper Bible Study Club.
Copyright 1910
By Rev. T. S. LlHscoh, D. d.
Gee. 25th, 1910.

Gee. 25th, 1910.
Copyright. 1910. by Rev. T. S. Linscott. q. D. }
Christmas Lesson. Luke 1850.
Golden Text-For unto you is born
this day in the city of David, a Saw
Jour, which is Christ the Lord. Luke
it'll.
III Verses 6-7-What country and
what city was Jesus born in?
(2.l Why was bethlehem called the
city CT David? See Sam. xviii.
ca. What circumstances had
brought Mary and Joseph to Beth
lehem?
"a Why was it fitting that Jesus
should be born in Bethlehem?
(5.) In what direction and how far
is Bethlehem from Nazareth? Also
from Jerusalem?
t6.) How much did God have to do
with this visit of Joseph and Mary to
Bethlehem at this particular time?
% Joseph and Mary went to Beth
gustus. Joseph. the son of Jacob. was
dragged into Egypt as a slave, but
the results in each case were most
blessed; Now how can you show that
these. and other similar cases, demon
strate that God uses bad men, and cal
antilles, as well as good men and fort
innate events, to help every devout
man to his glorious destiny?
(s) What has the birth OF Christ
meant to the world?
90 What significance is there to
the poor. and to the toiling masses
that Jesus was born in a stable, and
Graded in a Manager?
10D Verses S-l0-These shepherds
received a great revelation while look
ing after their sheep; when do good
men get most Of their revelation, or in
spirations: while they are praying fol
them or when faithfully engaged in
their usua. occupations?
G1) Why were these shepherds sc
much afraid?
12.) Is it usual for people to be
afraid when God visits them? Why?
U3D Are all Gods messages to good
people. good tidings of great joy
Give your reasons.
(14) With what kind Of voice did
this angel speak, would 1t be outward
and audible, so any person could hear
or an inward voice only?
(5.) Verses 11-15.-In what sense
or how many senses, did the ange
mean that Jesus was a saviour?
(16.) Why were the citizens Of heav
en- so greatly pleased, and exultant
over the birth Of Jesus?
17) How far do you think HEAVIER
Is from the earth, and do you thinl
that those who are there know wha
is taking place here?
(1e.) To what extent, az an accom-
plished fact, has the birth Of Chris
brought about peace and good will OF
the earth? (This question must b.
answered in writing by members o
the club.)
19D Is II always safe for us to fol
low supernatural limitations. as thes'
shepherds did? Give your reasons.
(20D Verses 16-20-When we star
on journey, or commence a work
on the suggestion Of the voice Of Coz
In our souls, do We invariably find thu
results as they were intimated, a.
these shepherds did?
(21D Is iubilant joy the constant ey
perience of those who live near enough
to God to near his voice and are faith
full enough to always obey? Give you
reasons.
Lesson for Sunday, Jan. I, 1911
The Kingdom Divided. I Kings xii
ia
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-24
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

The New Castle Courier contains
the following items of interest here:
Mr.. Robert Smith of Richmond is
visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Kath'
crime Smith, on South 14th street. Mr..
Smith, who is an accomplished cello
list, will play at the services Sunday
morning at the Presbyterian church.
Christmas evening at the Methodist
church, the service will be given over
to the choir, which. under the direc-
ton Of Milford Wigle, will render a
sacred cantata. Ashfords Promise
and Fu;fiIlment." The choir will be
assisted by Miss Louise Millikan. con-
tralto, Messrs. Harry Fisher and Rob.
ert J. Maxwell, baritones, and Perez
val Harker, tenor. Miss Carrie Weav-
er of Knightstown will play the obli-
gatos in the cantata as well as the
offeratory.
There will also be special music at
the morning service.
Miss Bessie Clevenger and philip
Highman were married Tuesday even
ing at the home of the brides parents
in Centervilie. The guests from this
city were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter War
latt and daughter Mable, Mrs. John
Doddridge, Miss Myrtle Walker
Messrs. Lowell Oldham and Fred Bow
erS
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sIIRPRlsE PARTY.

Miss Hiida Harper was given sur
prise recently at her home in North
Tenth street, by a number of her lit
tie friends. The affair was given to
celebrate Miss Harper's eighth birth
day anniversary. Those present were
Miss Marie Bage. Miss Mildred Step
hens. Miss Mildred Burns. Miss Helen
Yeager. Miss Mildred Moser. Miss
Helen Mann. Miss Lillian Hodapp
Miss Alice Ruby, Miss Clara Getz
Miss Ruby Thomas, Master Samuel
De Almond, and Misses Hilda and
La Won Harper.
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SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.


The Russian Symphony orchestra is
scheduled to appear in this city this
season and no doubt will be one of the
most important musical events of the
season.
Some OF the greatest Russian COM
positions Of the Russian orchestra
composers will be heard in this city,
at the Gennett, when the Russian
symphony orchestra of New York is
heard at the single concert which it
will present during the coming season
The appearance here Of so celebrated
a symphony orchestra is this one which
Is looked upon by emminent Judges
as one of the first few in the coun-
try means treat for lovers of good
music. Not only will the fine Russian
works be heard but comprehensive
array OF the best standard orchestra
music among which will be experts
from Wagner's famous ouera "Parsi.
fall"
The programs which conductor Alt
schiller has arranged for the second
trans-continentai tour range from the
classics of the modern. There will be
compositions by Tschaikowsky. incmd-
ing his famous Pathetique symphony.
and portions OF the opera Eugene
Onegin" not TO mention many orches-
trail writings by the great Russian
orchestral composers who have been
seldom heard in this country.
Mr.. Altschuler is widely known as a
program maker of exceptional skill.
He knows how to select the numbers
which have the elements of popular
appeal and at the same time make
very good music. He also knows how
to arrange and group his numbers in
a menner permitting them to appear
to the best possible advantage. An
Aitschuler program is certain always
to be a virtually perfect program.
II is more than likely that one. II
not two. novelties that have ever been
heard in this city will be offered to
the audience which is fortunate in be-
ing present in the coming concert of
the Russian symphony orchestra. At
the New York concerts given by this
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-24
KAPPA DANCE.

A social event of importance for the
coming week is the dance to be given
Thursday evening, December Twenty
ninth in the Pythian temple by the
members Of the Kappa Alpha Phi fra
ternity. The Russell Smith orchestra
of Indianapolis. will furnish the dance
music. There will be large number
of guests from out of the city in at
tendance and these with the town
guests and the young people who are
home for the holidays will make ur
a gay party.
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society this winter there were more
first time. compositions played than
by any other symphony orchestra APP
pearing in New York. Stately, noble
compositions, broad. emotional orches-
trail works and dainty, small bits OF
appealing charm were all represent
ed in the novelties offered by Mr..
Altschuier to his large New York au-
diences. 1t will be treat TO the mu-
sic patrons OF this city to hear SO
fine an orchestra directed by so fine
and capable a conductor.
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TO ee At HOME.

Miss Electa Henley will observe an
AT Home" Thursday afternoon. De
cember the Twenty-ninth at her home
II South Seventeenth street. A mum
Der OF invitations have been issued
for the affair. The hours are from two
thirty until five o'clock. This Will nc
doubt be one OF the most pleasant so
cial events OF the holiday season.
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FIRST M. z. CHURCH.

Ftu0t w. e- S'SRSH
Sunday Night. December Twenty-fifth
At seven.Thirty O'clock.
Organ Prelude--"Grand Chorus
=. :. -. -. :. Carlson
rocessional-"Hark. The Herald
Angels Sing :. :. Mendlcssohn
Welcome Acknowledgements Fin
frock
Solo-~LeRos Lacey
Exercise Christmas" BY Nine
Girls
observation-disclosures Cox
Recitation-"Ou Gift"--Mary I.uring
Soio--"Bending Ger 4 Cradle Low
Miss Addington with violin obi.
cato by Miss Notestein
Northumberland Mistake
Ira Kent
Christmas Prayer-Dorothy Robbins
Recitation-"Time to Be Helping
Along'-Donald Ramsey
Offeratory TAI '.Buna Notte." tbi
"Cansona Amoros" :. :. :. ..Revin
Mr.. Harold Clements-vtolin
Mr. Hubert Smith-Alto
Mrs. L. {. king-Organ
Recitation--.The Other Wise Man"
--Percival Gray
Recitation---"Auntie Browns Christ
mas Shopping Advices Stella
knode
Recitation--.A Christmas Wish
Floyd Hosier
Anthem-.It Came Upon the Mid
night Clear" $50. IF. Harker
Mrs. Longnecker and Choir
Playlet-"A Christmas Pilgrim
BY Ten Girls. Six Fairies and
Christmas Cheer
Donations for the poor accepted
morning and evening.
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CANTATA SUCCESS.

The Cantata, Santa Claus, and his
Holiday Helpers, given last evening at
the First Christian church by the
young people was most charming
and successful entertainment. A num-
Der of gifts were presented the little
people at the close of the affair by
Santa Claus.
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ENTERTAINMENT At HOME.

There will be an entertainment CIV
en- at the Home Of the Friendless to-
morrow evening. The program will
consist of vocal and instrumental num-
bers. The affair promises to be a
most pleasant event and no doubt will
be more beautiful and the lunch more
bountiful than ever before.
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FIRST M. z. CHURCH,

At the evening service of the First
NJ. E. church, Miss Edna Addington
and Mr.. Leroy Lacey will be the solo,
lists. The offertory will be a trio for
violin, cello and organ, given by Mr..
Harold Clements. Mr.. Hubert Smith,
Mrs. L. c. King. A very attractive
program has been prepared by the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-24
MATINEE DANCE.

There will be n matinee dance CIV
en- Monday afternoon in the Odd Eel
lows hall. The hours are from two to
fve.thirty o'clock. A feature Of the
event will be the prize waltz. All are
invited to attend.
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FROM COURIER.

Mrs. j. Mark Wilson and daughter,
Miss Josephine Wilson, of Richmond,
are here to visit Mrs. Luella Carson
and daughters, Misses Lillian and Ed
ma on South Fifteenth street.-New
Castle Courier.
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Punished,

Johnny" said the minister reprov-
ingly as he met an urchin carrying a
string Of fish one first day afternoon.
did you catch those today:"
"Ye-yes, sir" answered Johnny.
That's what they got for chasing
worms on Sunday."-Chicago News.
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10 HOME FOR HOLIDAYS.

Mr. Warren Grubbs who has been
In New York. Is at home for the holi-
days. The Arst of the year he will
leave for New Orleans where he has
accepted position.
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WITH MISS WEEGHAM.

Miss Nancy Conwell of Indianapolis,
who will come to the city next week
in order to attend the Kappa dance
Thursday evening will be the guest
Of Miss Myral Weegham at her home
in South Sixteenth street.
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RETURNED FROM CHICAGO.

Miss Juliet Swayne. returned home
last evening from Chicago, where she
is studying music. She will spend
the holidays here the guests of her
perents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. f. Swayne.
of North Eleventh street
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To MEET WEDNESDAY.

The ladies of the Grand Army will
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
the usual time. This Is the regular
time for meeting.
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CAME TODAY.

Mr.. John Starr came up from Gin
cinnati today to spend Christmas here
the guests OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Starr of North Tenth street.
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HELD MEETING.

The ladies' of the G. A. r. social met
recently with Mrs. Sara Nicholson
and Mrs. Mary Peer at their home
in south Tenth street. The afternoon
was spent in a social manner, this be-
ing the last meeting OF the year. Of
ficers as follows were elected for the
incoming year
President, Mrs. Bailey.
Treasurer. Mrs. Sara Nicholson.
Secretary, Mrs. Mary Young.
At the close of the session dainty
luncheon was served in two courses
by the hostess assisted by her mother.
Mrs. Mary Moore will be the hostess
for the next meeting.
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TO VISIT HERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Nethercut and
daughter will leave tomorrow for In
dianapolis and Richmond. Ind, to
spend the holidays with friends.-La-
fayette Courier.
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A GUESTS HERE.

Foster w. Riddick, of the Winamac
Republican, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
E. r. Close and other relatives for
a few days.
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CAME LAST EVENING.

Miss Ruth Gilchrist arrived In the
city last evening from Pittsburg for a
few days visit here with friends and
relatives.
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DINNER PARTIES,

There will be a number of dinner
parties given tomorrow by various
hostesses Nearly all the affairs will
be family parties.
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TO INDIANAPOLIS.

Mr.. Howard Hunt will go to Indian
apolis Monday to attend a large dane.
Ing party to be given In the Claypool
hotel In the evening OF that day. It
IL expected that there will be about
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TO VISIT HERE.

Mr.. Erman Smith is in town to
spend the holidays here the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Smith
Of East Main street.
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three hundred guests in attendance.
The affair is being given by the Phi
Delta fraternity.
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GUEST At TOLEDO.

Miss Vera Crome is spending Christ
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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TO ENTERTAIN GUESTS.

Mr. and Mrs. E. G.. Vaughan will
entertain Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Rey-
nolds of Dayton. Ohio. over Christmas
at their home in North Tenth street.
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XMAS At EAS1HAvEN.

The Christmas celebration at East
haven promises to be most festive this
year. The programs have been print
ed and the schedule OF events will be
as follows:
Christmas Eve-7:30 p. m, Enter
tainment. Easthaven BurlesQue Club.
Christmas-9:0O a. m, Distribution
OF Presents. 2:30p. m, Religious Ser
vices. DIR. J. f. Cathell. 1880 p. NJ,
moving pictures.
Monday, December 26.-S:00 p. m,
Employees Social.
Tuesday. December 27-7:30 p. M,
Patients Social.
Wednesday. December 2S--7:30 p.
M. Night Attendants Social
Thursday, December 29.-7: 30 p. m,
Patients Dance.
Friday. December 30-7:30 p. m,
Moving Pictures.
New Years Eve-s:o0 p. m, EN-
ployes' Watch Party.
New Years Day-1:30 p. M, Relig.
ious Services. Rev. E. G. Howard.
2:3O to $3.50 y. m. open House. Wards
One and A, Cottages CD and Triplet,
and Hospital Groups. 1880 p. M, Nov.
ing Pictures.
Monday. January ESQ p. m, The
Comedy. "Just for Fun"
This evening the Easthaven Bur.
lesque club will furnish the program
There will be character songs and
sketches with chorus and orchestra.
Monday, JANUARY the second, a come
dy, Just for Fun" will be presented.
1t will be in three acts. The cast is as
follows:
Mrs. Fitzgerald Vaudeville De-
Smytne Or. WlckenS
Miss Edith Mason Miss Hayworth
Miss Mabel West. Mrs. Gallatin
Jane Mccartney 80. Miss Mccarthy
Lord Chelsea .......... Mr.. kassler
Jack Earl DIR. Turner
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Woman suffrage has been Endorsed
by the Minnesota State Editorial AS
ISOLATION.
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TO PiQuA.

Mr.. Laymon will go TO Piqua, Ohio.
tomorrow for a visit He expects to
attend dance to be given Monday
evening at Urbans. Ohio.
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XMAS MUSIC IN CHURCHES
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN.

FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN.
Corner Eleventh and South A street.
e. G. Howard, pastor.
Morning Service. 1880 O'clock.
Organ Prelude in d Major. ......
Berthold Tours
Good Tidings" ... Frank Lynes
Invocation ..-..
Hymn No. 22s. Brightest and Best"
Quartet-"Hark. What Mean Those
Holy Voices Patty Stair
Scripture Lesson.
Hymn No. 2i5-"It Came Upon the
Midnight Clear"
Announcements.
Hymn No 224-"Hark! the Herald
Angels Sing"
Prayer.
Solo-"Bending Der a Cradle Low
Mario ............M Mrs. F. j. Bartel
violin Obligato, Mr.. F. j. BarteD
Address.
World"
Duet and Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Homer Bartlett
Benediction.
Organ-"Glory to Cod (Messiah)
Handel
Mrs. r. w. Kreuger, soprano.
Mrs. F. J. Bartel, alto.
Mr.. Oliver p. Nusbaum. tenor
Mr.. Ben c. Bartel, bass
Miss Alice Kp0llophere oroop;S{
Evening Service O'clock.
In church auditorium.
In addition to the interesting Christ
mas exercises given by the Sunday
school. the following musical numbers
will be given.
Organ-"Fantasia on Christmas
Carols ............... M. Schultze
| Quartet-"The Wondrous Story.
| '..........' ........... ADAMS
Organ Ofertory-"Pastoral Sym
phony." (Messiah) .... Handel
Quartet-"Behold l Bring You Good
Tldings ..............F Frank Lynes
Organ-"Christmas Postlude in A..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. William Best
ST. PAuL's LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Sunday school 9 a. m, Edward H.
Hasemeier. superintendent Church
service 1890 a. m, Rev. Conrad HUI
Der, pastor.
Professionalism ..........
...."Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
Offertory-Trio: Violin, Flute Organ
Wilbur Hasemeier
Marguerite Hasemeier.
G. F. Weisbrod.
Choir-"Darkness, Gross Darkness
Theo F.. Miller
German Address ........ Rev. Schultz
Wittenberg College, Springfield, O.
English Address. 500. Rev. c. Huber
Choir, Message of Peace Dressler
March Triumphale ............ Best
| Evening Service, 2 O'clock.
Organ Sunset at Bethlehem. $50.
| WeSIDrOOk
Service by Sunday school entitled
The Reign of Peace" Meredith
Opening chorus.
Welcome .......... Mark Heitbrink
Choir-"Calm on the List'ning Ear
| .Harker
Responsive Reading
Prayer.
Song No. 2.
Primary Department.
Song No. s ................. Duet
Clara Weisbrod, Alma Getz
Offertory-Duet, 20, Little Town Of
| bethlenem ............ ..... GelDle
Mrs. John Marshall
Mrs. George Bartel.
Song No. IL.
Choir-"Angels From the Realms OF
Glory Shelly
Song No. II.
Benediction
Organ-"Festival March. 80. Faulkes
Charles F. Weisbrod, Organist.
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TO UR BANA,

Mr.. Howard Ramp will go to Ur-
bana, Ohio, Monday in order to attend
dancing party to be given by the
young people of that place. Misses
Lenora and Viola Wickemeyer and
Mr.. Waiter Eggemeyer and>Mr. Cliff
ford Price also have received invita-
lions to attend.
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offertory in D Flat So. $50.
w. E. Ashmel OPP 141
Mrs Miller
Anthem-There Were Shepherds
Quartet
Postlude-C March !. 80.
wv. Faulkes
Mrs. Miller
Christmas Carols viii be sung by
twelve young girls OF the Sunday
school,
Quartet
Soprano. Mrs. Geo. Brown, Organist
Alto. Mrs, 0. c. Krone. Mrs Fred
Miller
Tenor. Mr. o. C. Krone
Baritone, Mr.. Frank Braffett