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Evening journal., 1912-12-21
WEST CHURCH
OBSERVANCE
Dr.. Smiley Has Christmas
Message for Morning
WOrShippeTS
SUNDAY SCHOOL
HAS SPECIAL PROGRAM

Christmas Sunday will be appropri-
ately observed at West Presbyterian
Church The pastor, the Rev L.
Franklin Smiley, d. d., will have for
his morning theme. "A Christmas
Message" At the popular gospel and
praise service his theme viii be "A
Christmas Present For Cod
In the Sunday School aud adult
Bible classes at 2 o'clock appropri-
ate exercises will be given. The sun
day School orchestra will present a
special program.
Prof. Clymer's musical program foi
the day Is specially attractive, as fol-
lows; Morning Organ prelude
Festival Prelude IN d." Lebank; an.
them, Hail Holy Morn" Hall an
them, "Our Glad Hosannas." Meyer
soloist Mrs. Charles Beatty; ofertory
Hail, O Glorious King Brown; or
gan postlude, FESTIVAL Postlude I'm c.
Liebig. Eyening-organ prelude, "Ov-
erture Descriptive" Mann anthem
Hail o Glorious King viii NJ. s
Brown; soloist, Frank u. Jones; carol
While Shepherds Watched Theil
Flocks by Night" Sherburne: Happy
Workers choir, male quartette. "W,
Have Seen His star" Simper. Messrs
Roberts. Clymer, Frazer. Jones; an
them, "And Lot The Angel" Solly
sololst, Frank E. Jones; solo, '1n Ol,
Judea.' Geibel. Miss Edith Rohb. VIC
lin obligato. Miss Mary Harman; OF
fertory star Of the East" Miles; or
gan Postlude, "Cuies Amman" Ros
sin
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
SERVICE
OF PRAISE
Grace Church Congregation
and Choir TO Sing Christ
mas Carols
DR.. REED TO TELL
OF PRINCE OF PEACE

in Grace NJ +. Church tomorrow
morning DR. George y. Reed will
preach q second Christmas sermon on
the subject And His Name Shall be
Called The Prince Of Peace
The musical program for the morn
ing service viii be quartet, Birthday
of King Ncidlnger; offertory;
soprano solo. "Whie Shepherds
Watched" (Gilchrisu. Mrs. II. j. Pol
lard quartet "The Story Of the
Christ-child" Shepperd
AT o'clock the Sunday School Will
meet The day will be visitors day.
In the main school Christmas songs
and recitations and an address by
Josiah Marvel will be heard.
At 7.30 o'clock there viii be a
Christmas praise service, ON which oc-
casion the new chorus choir viii APP
pear for the first time.
The program for the evening will
be; organ prelude Mr. Maris; doX-
ology prayer; gospel song, Love
That VIII Not Let Me Co.: chorus
choir, Gloria" Mozart; responsive
reading; quartet 10. How a Rose.
Praetorius; violin solo, "Meditation.'
CMassoneD. r. william Martin; offer
I tory; tenor solo, "The Pilgrim,
] CAdams). Mr. Darlington; gospel song
"The Child OF n King quartet
''Holy Night" Adam, gospel song
Trust and obey" chorus choir
"There Were Shepherds" Vincent.
rhe music will be under the direc
tion OF Frederick J. Balmond. musi
/ cal director
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
CHRIsTMAs AT EPWORTH.

Epworth Church is making prepara-
tions for merry Christmas The
church is beautifully decorated and
the exercises will begin tomorrow at
all the services.
At 1890 o'clock the pastor will
preach. having for his theme "The
Divine Human Christ" and in thC
evening at 7.3O o'clock the ministers
theme will be His Own Received
Him Not" There viii be Christmas
music by the choir both morning and
evening,
The brotherhood is making glat
the homes Of unfortunate ones. The
Sunday School is preparing a trea
for Thurday and Friday evenings o
next week.
The choir is preparing an elaborate
program for Christmas eve, commenc
ing at II o'clock and continuing unit
one o'clock
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
OBSERVANCE
AT EASTLAKE
PreSbyterianS There Prepare
Elaborate Christmas Ex-
erCiSeS for Sunday
ELABORATE MUSICAL
PROGRAMS BY CHOIRS

Christmas Sunday will be appro-
priately observed in Eastlake NJ. E.
Church tomorrow. In the morning
the following program will be pre-
sented: Hymns. Joy TO the World"
"Hark the Herald Angels Sing" Isl
lent Night" and while Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks by Night; "
baritone solo, Star Of the East"
hennard Davis; mixed quartette,
Calm on the Listening Ear OF
Night; male quartette, GLORY TO
God in the Highest" The pastor will
preach a short sermon on the An
gels Song"
At 7.45 o'clock the choir will sing
The Star of the East with the fol-
lowing numbers: tenor solo, wom-
ems chorus and choir Arise, Shine :"
contralto solo, baritone solo and
chorus, "The Stranger STAR" soprano
and tenor duet, THE Angels Song; :,
baritone solo and chorus. Sing, q
Heavens" soprano solo, Beautiful
Star" chorus, Awake, Put on Thy
Strength" chorus. Bethlehem" bar
itone solo. Lead Thou Me On" con-
tralto solo and chorus. "There Shall
Be Night No More" chorus, Rejoice
Greatly"
]. S 7. Beardsleee is leader anC
Miss Myrtle Edmonds organist The
choir is composed Of the following
persons sopranos, Mrs. Eleanor
Bailey, Mrs. Anderson. Miss S. Shaw
Miss Ruthanna Black, Miss Annettl
Achenbach, and Mrs. Carrie Shell
don; altos. Mrs. Eleanor Clemo Miss
Nerna Edmonds. Miss Flora FOLSOM
and Miss Ella Davis; tenors, Samue
Bailey and J. r. Bicking; bassos
Kennard Davis and John A. Smith.
At all Of the services tomorrow en-
velopes marked" A Christmas Gift t.
Christ" win be returned aud place.
upon a Christmas tree in the church.
At 4.30 o'clock on Christmas morn
ing the young people of the churc
will sing carols in the open air.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
CHIMES WILL
PEAL ANTHEMS
Westminster Choir Also TO-
Sing Special Music at
Sunday Services
SUNDAY SCHOOL
HAS SPECIAL PROGRAM

All services at Westminster Church
tomorrow will be appropriate 10 the
Christmas season The Rev. Charles
L.iCandee will preach in the morning
ON the subject THE Art of Making
Happy' and will have during the
morning service. prior to the regular,
sermon, a short talk for the children.
The Sabbath School will meet at -
O'Clock.
In the evening Mr. Candee will
preach on the subject "The Messiah. %
The musical program for the even
ingl service includes the solo Angels
From the Realms Of Glory by Geibel,
wlhch VIII be sung by Mrs. Howard
Clark The choir and chime program
win be.
Morning service-Organ, THE Birth
Of Christ Mailing, (a) 1.-THE shep-
herds in the Field" (b) bethlehem: '
anthem, Gloria (from 18th Mass Mo
zartsl anthem, Arise, Shine. Thy Light
is Come Saint Saeus: or@n post
lue, March Jubilant,' Grey.
Evening service-Organ, 'Hymnl
Celeste Friml; anthem, "Hark, th'
/ GladASound," Reed; offertory, sorpan,
solo, Angels from the Realms o
/ Glory" Ceibel, (Mrs. Howard Clark
/ Anthem. while Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks." Best; organ postlude
Fanfare, Dubois.
CHIMES will play 1915 o'clock "Harb
the Herald Angels Sing" 10y to tn,
World. the Lord is Come" "Adest
Fidelea
Chins,s, 7.4O O'Clock. 1T Came Upol
the Mifmight Clear" silent Night
Holy Night" Joy to the World. tn
Lord ia Come"
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
SERYICEs AT RETHANY.

Following will be the order OF SER
vices at Bethany Baptist Church. Elm
and jackson streets, tomorrow morn
ing. at 1890 o'clock; organ prelude:
doxology; invocation; responsive read
ing, Ps. ga Gloria; prayer scripture
Heb. 1 hymn, 10y to the World" an
nouncements and Offering; anthem.
GLORY to God in the Highest" by
Emerson; sermon, Christ the Son."
Heb. /. l.2; anthem. I'VE Have Seen
His STAR by Robertson; hymn. Hail
to the Lords Anointed;" benedictlon;
organ postlude.
Evening at 745 o'clock: organ pre-
lude; anthem, GLORY to God in the
Highest" hymn. Joy to the World; ."
prayer, Scripture. Rom. 4; hymn,
Jesus Still Lead On" announcements
and offering; anthem, Proclaim Ys
His Name" by Judson; sermon, Full
ly Assured" Rom. 4 20,21: anthem,
I'VE Have Seen His STAR by Robert
son; hymn. Grown Him. benedic-
ltion; organ postlude.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
AT HARRIsON sTREET CHURCn.

At Harrison Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Seventh and Harrison
streets. tomorrow. the Rev George
White Dawson Will conduct services
as follows: 9.15 o'clock, class meet
ing. George B. Crossan, leader; 1890
o'clock sermon on the subject, "a
Saviour Born" o'clock, Sunday
school: 6.45 O'Clock Epworth League,
theme. "The TRANSPORTATION; Mrs.
Edith Perry, leader; 7.S0 o'clock. SER
mon on subject christmas Gifts
The following Christmas music
will be sung by the chorus of thirty
voices.
Morning Anthem, Hail. o Gior-
ious King" Brown. soloist Taylor
Dill: anthem. "Tho Angels Song,
Wilson. soloists. Miss Bradon. and
Miss Cox; solo. "rhe Manger Cradle.
Meidlinger. soloist. Wilmer Body
Evening Anthem. 30 Come All va
Faithful" Novells. soloist. Miss Heller
Berry trio. Miss Jones, Mrs. Nansant
Mr. Beardslee; anthem, while Shep
herds Watched their Flocks.' Smart
I soloist. Mr.. Charsha; anthem, 'W'
Have Seen His star Clare; soloist
/ Mrs Highheld.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
At OLD ASBURY

The services at Asbury NJ +.
Church tomorrow viii begin with a
prayer meeting at nine o'clock, and
at ten thirty the THblic worship will
begin with a special musical pro-
gram by the choir and a special ser
mon by the pastor on the subject,
"The Christmas Message"
The Sunday School will meet at
two o'clock and the Epworth League
will meet at six-thirty. At seven
thirty o'clock there will be a special
song service by the congregation and
the young peoples choir, at whicr
the choir will sing Awake, for Thy
King has Come"
The musical program,by the morn
ing choir will be: "Star of the East
by Miles: proclaim Eis Name" by
/ Judson: Arise, Shine" by T. c
/ Maker; Behold Bring You Coos
| Tidings," by Geibel
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
ST. PADL'S CHURCH
TO BEGIN REVIVAL

Scryicesbat ST. Paul's NJ f. Church
tomorrow will begin with the Sum
day morning class at $50 o'clock
DR. c. A. Hill will preach at 1890
aud 7.S0 O'Clock The morning topic
will be "The Christmas JOY"
On Sunday evening, Dec. 20, revival
services viii begin IN the church.
The Rec. c. II. Arpe will preach and
the Rev A 2. Taylor will assist
The Sunday School. in all depart
ments, win meet tomorrow at
o'clock
Frank Mitchell, of the Y. NJ. c. A.,
will lead the Christian Endeavor
meeting at GEO o'clock and viii also
sing. There will be a special Christ
mas program. comprised OF special
instrumental and vocal music The
subject will be "What the Coming of
Christ Has Done and VIII DO for the
World" The Christmas offering will
be for the poor children Of the city.
The musical program will be: Morn
ing-"There Were Shepherds Chase;
"For Unto Us is Born This Day. J. e.
Trowbridge
730 o'clock-"'Eha Glorious Song OF
Old" Stearns: 30 Holy Night" Adams
! Mrs Ramott MitchelD.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
EASTLAKE CHOIR
TO SING CAROLS

Christmas will be celebrated at all
the services tomorrow in the East
Lake Presbyterian Church. The music
viii be the special feature. AT 1880
o'clock the Rev. Henry Cunningham
will preach on THE Wise Men From
the East" The choir will sing the
following music anthem, "Bethle-
hem CHomer ~ Bartlett), soloist
Miss Sheldon Fairchilds: tenor solo,
"The New Born King" Gilbert Jack.
soloist; anthem, Sing, Oh Heavens
Edwyn Claire)
The Sunday School will hold is
Christmas exercises al o'clock. The
program viii consist of music, recita-
tions and exercises. The superintend-
ent. John J. Hayes, will give a Christ
mas address.
A Christmas choral service will he
held in the evening az 745 o'clock
Christmas hymns and carols will be
sung by tho audience. Two chora
| will sing special music The church
choir viii sing the following: anthem
GLORY to God Most High "a. r.
{ Loud, soloist, Mrs. Fairchilds; an
them. There Were Shepherds" "a.
A. Miles, anthem, THE Heavens De-
clare Thy Glory" (Alfred Judsonl
The junior choir of twenty-five
voices viii sing the following carols;
'See the Lord OF Earth and Sky Or r.
Lehman; Under the Stars MAR
garct Brown.
The pastor will speak on Three
Notes Of the First Christmas Anthem.
The pastOr's holiday greeting Will
be distributed at both church services.
The Sunday School and church rooms
will be decorated with green's.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
wEsLEY CHrRCH sERYICEs.

Services at Wesley Church tomor-
row will begin with d. w. Lynchs
class at $50 o'clock The pastor will
occupy the pulpit at 1880 o'clock and
preach on Good Tidings OF Great
Joy" The Sunday School session viii
be held at 2 o'clock At 730 o'clock
o song service will begin. followed at
745 O'Clock by a sermon by the pastor
on the subject, Christ the lord. %
There will be special music at all the
service The Christmas entertainment
will be held on next Friday evening.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
OBSERVE
NATIVITY
Services at First PreSbyter-
ian Church to Breathe Of
Christmas Spirit
WILL DISTRIBUTE
GIFTS TO THE POOR

Christmas will receive very beau
tiful observance tomorrow at First
Presbyterian Church, Market above
Ninth. In the morning the Rev. J..
Ross Stonesifer, will have for his SER
mon subject, "The, Wold Before
Christmas" IN the afternoon at 2
o'clock the Sunday School in all IFS
departments will unite for a Christ
mas program OF song, recitation and
departmental exercises Donations will
also be received at this time for dis
tribution by the school among the city
poor. The school committee for this
work viii be at the school on Monday
afternoon and evening for the same
purpose.
In the evening the service will be
both unusual and very effective. One
Of the favorite themes of artists has
always been the birth and childhood
of Jesus and Mr. Stonesifer has Sc
cured some stereopticon reproductions
of these masterpieces for presentation.
In addition to describing and inter
preting these pictures, appropriate
solos and quartets will be sung. dur
ing the exhibition, all reinforcing the
themes of the pictures. The music
throughout the day will be beautiful
and worshipful, the following being
the program:
Morning g-Organ; pastoral sym
phony For Unto Us a Child is Born; D.
anthems "Hosanna" Nowden)
peace on Earth lJudson), Hail, @
/ Glorious King" Brown.
Evening-Organ; Comfort ye my
/ People" Lift Up Your Heads an
thems," Brightest and Best of the Songs
OF the Morning" (Buck) "Star OF the
/ East" (Miles), Behold Ye His Star
, CHalD, tenor solo, 20, Holy night" Or
/ d. Eaton) soprano solo, THE Beth
lehem Lullaby" Miss l.. Virgini;
Dukes, quartette, Silent Night"
The Sunday School program viii
be, The Song Of JOY, school; respon
] sive reading, closing with the LOrdi
Prayer; song by Beginners Depart
ment, Christmas Baby" recitation
Master Ira Jones' exercise. 9TH
Children's Christmas Dreams" by Ra
McCadden. Ruth Cornell, Paul Nc
Mullen. Alfred Redmile. Charles Nc
Shugan, Robert Hume Mary Morrison
Everett Hilgus, Ruth Adams. Eleano
Rutan: recitation, Tho It's Chris
mas" Beatrice Richardson: singinl
open Wide, Ye Gates" school; &c.
Christmas Gift by George Adams c
Junior Dept; exercises, Going
b Grandma's for Christmas six litt
girls from Beginners Department
= primary school song, "The Little Lor
:, Jesust" duet. "Silver Stars A1iss'
? Virginia Dukes and Clara VanDyk'
recitation, 1.-THE Christmas Stocking
J Ruth Cornell; singing "Harps of th
J Sky" school; recitations, DOroth
Boyd and Alice Roberts; exercis
: "The King of Glory" Intermediat
Z Dept: recitation "The First Chris
I mas" Irene Hamlton song Twink
! Shining Star" primary girls; 9Th
{ Kings Message Mary Stewart; SCI
mcnette, "Give," Hugh Rennie; Chris
d mas talk Rev. J. Ross Stonesifel
: singing, I'VE Seek For the King
] school; benediction.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
SPECIAL SERVICES ATT RICHARD
son PARK.

richardson Park NJ. E. Church,
Blair S. Latshaw pastor, will hold
special services tomorrow, both morn
ing and evening. Glass meeting $50
o'clock: preaching, 10.45 o'clock, sub
iect. "The Angels Song Sunday
school. > o'clock; Epworth League
$50 o'clock; preaching. 7.S0 o'clock
At the evening service the pastor will
give a brief address on Christmas and
What il Means to Me- and the choir
will render the following program
Song Of the Angels Geibel; Tine
Song Of Peace and Good Will Gel
bell" THE Christ Comes to Eearth''
Post; "A Star of Glory" Geibel. The
Holy CITY will be sung by William
Winthrop. On Christmas Day an ear
lev morning service will be held, be-
ginning at o'clock and CLOSING
promptly at Z. o'clock. The Sunday
school will hold its Christmas ser
vice on Thursday night, Jan ?.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
OFFERINGS
FOR THE POOR
Children Of Second Baptist
Sunday School Have Gifts
for the Needy
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT
IN CHURCH SERVICES

The meetings in the Second Baptist
Church tomorrow will be in joyous
spirit. The pastor, Rev. Thomas p.
Holloway, will conduct the public wor-
ship and preach at 1890 and 7.45. In
the morning his theme will be. Thou
Shalt Call His Name Jesus" AT night
he will preach on "Christianitys Re
sponse TO the Yearning for Spiritual
Certainty The musical program arr
ranged for the day is as follows: y
Morning prelude. Christ
mas PastOrale' Merkel: hymn. "While
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks,
Sherburne; anthem 20 Sing Unto
God" Gounod; anthem. "It Came
Upon the Midnight Clear" Arthur Sui
llvan: male quartet r. C. Terry, VII
liam Bell. w. r. Beckerle. J. II. Shus-
ter. There Were Shepherds George
Neyin: organ postlude, March in C
Smart.
Evening Organ prelude, Hymn to
the Evening star" Wagner; anthem
"Harkl What Mean Those Holy
Voices" Verdi: tenor solo, Behold
Bring You Glad Tidings,' &C. Whit.
ney Coombs, r. c. Terry with violir
obligato by Harry A. Stausebach: vio
/ lin solo. "Serenade," Dridge), Harry
/ A Stausebach; organ postlude. Marcl
in "B Flat" Silas.
At the Bible School, which beginl
at 215 p. M. the school will presen
offerings for the poor, and Christmai
stories will be given. Last week tn
large and thriving intermediate Chris
tan Enleavor Society of this churcl
was changed into a Senior Society, ant
will hold its first meeting as such 10
D, morrow night in the chapel at 6.4
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
nELAMARE AYENrE BAPTIsT.

An exceptionally good program OF
Xmas music is being arranged at
Delaware Avenue for tomorrow, and
several good soloists will favor the
audience The Rev Mr.. Lassiter viii
preach two sermons, suggestive Of
Christmas In the morning at 1880
O'Clock he will preach ON the subject,
The World When Christ Came and
at the evening service. beginning az
7 80 O'Clock his theme Will be "The
Wisest Of the Wise Men" Strangers
and visitors are especially invited 70
all our services. AT D. m. the Bible
school meets and will have their
Xmas entertainment Tuesday evening
December %, there will be no prayer
meeting, but Friday evening, Decem-
Der %, the Christian Endeavor will
meet with Miss Maggie Starr as
leader The Junior Christian Enc
deavor will give a Christmas cantata.
Monday evening at o'clock, Decem-
ber 30, and Tuesday evening, Decem-
ber 81. beginning at 10 o'clock the
Christian Endeayor will hold watch
night services and all the Christian
Endeavor Societies Of the city have
been invited to join with them Every
one will be welcome
The musical program for tomorrow
4 is: Morning g-Organ prelude. Hosanna
paul Wachs): anthem. The Gift oi
Love (W. B Judehnd). solo part. Miss
/ Vera Collins: solo, Wake Ny Sou.
Mrs. c. b. Adams. Mrs. David Iear'
foss: anthem. The Word is Made IN.
carnate (Thomas Adams); organ pJst
lude. Postlude in f (AleX Guilmonp
Evening-Organ prelude, nori
Cohant du Roi Renel (Alex Gull
mont); anthem, While Shepherd
Watched, (W. c. Judehnd), solo part
Miss Lillian Griffin; solo, o Fol!
Night lAdolph Adamsl, Miss Sue y
Evans. solo The Newborn hlnl
/ O'espoirl. Gilbert Jack; organ poN
lude. Recessional tkeginaid d
/ lKovcnl.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
UNION CHURCH HAS
GOOD XMAS PROGRAM

Christmas music will be elaborate at
Union NJ. r. Church, the program be-
ing: Anthem, Bethlehem" II. n. Bart
lett: anthem. zion Take Thy Harp
c. Harold Lowden: anthem, Sing. o
Heavens" Berthold Lours; anthem,
1--WE Have Seen His star" Edwyn a.
Clarke; anthem, Arise Shine, Fred
c. Maker: anthem, There Were IN
the Same Country Jean Bohannan
"Sleep. sweetly Little Child of Mine;
"The Christmas Message"
The soloists will be: Mrs. ED. Hen
derson. Miss Sue Evans. Miss Anabel
Groves and Miss Bertha Crawl
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
SING CAROLS
ON XMAS EVE
EpwOrth Choir Prepares Mus
iCal Treat in Celebration
Of the Nativity

Music loving people Of this city are
promised a great treat az the midnight
choral service 20 be held I'm EpWorth
NJ. Il. Church on Christmas eve, by
the chorus choir OF the church. Many
persons are out later than usual on
Christmas eve. and no doubt a large
number viii avail themselves Of the
opportunity OF attending this choral
service. which Will begin promptly on
the hour of u O'Clock midnight, and
Will last about an hour Director
George Edwin King has rehearsed the
singers thoroughly on the music to be
sung and the whole choir shows the
effect of careful training Epworth
choir is one of the best chorus choirs
I'm Wilmington, and its concerts aud
musical services are always attended
by large audiences
The service viii open with Gruber's
familiar "Silent Night and this VIII
be followed by a selection OF Christ
mas anthems and carols never sur
passed at a similar service in Ep-
worth One of the last numbers TO
be sung will be Miles Star OF the
East The anthem opens with all the
male voices singing i'm unison, follow
ed by soprano and alto IN snort duett
work, and then all parts in full
volume Ii contains an unusually
pretty lullaby sung by saprano. alto
and tenor and has a splendid climax.
Another special number viii be
Lyans softly Silver Starlight set
to music for female voices, which viii
! be sung By a woman's semi-chorus.
Halls Behold Ye His Star" will also
be an especially pleasing selection,
and IL will call for all the power OF
the full chorus to give it proper in
depreciation
The choir will be composed Of a
voices, and those who attend the mid
night choral service on Christmas eve
will no doubt enjoy q musical treat
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
CENTRAL CHURCH SERVICES.

Christmas will be duly observed in
Central Presbyterian Church at all SER
vices tomorrow. At 1890 o'clock Rev.
j. II. Crawford will preach on Great
Joy The Sunday School viii have
its anniversary and Christmas observ-
ance at / 2 o'clock. during the hour Of
their regular session. There will be
special music and recitations by the
different departments of the school.
The entire school will meet i'm body
in the auditorium
The y. y. S. G. T.. Will meet at 6.45
o'clock with William H. staats as the
leader The evening will be one OF
gospel singing and an appropriat,
sermon will be preached on THE First
Christmas Evening" Christmas music
/ viii be sung by the choir.
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
STNDAY AT KINGSWOOD.

Sunday will be full of interest TO all
members and friends OF Kingswood
NJ. =. Church. At 1890 o'clock the
pastor will preach an Xmas sermon
on "The Star Guided Wise Men, There
will be Christmas music by the choir.
At . o'clock the Baraca class will
meet. There will be EpwOrth League
at o'clock, S. L. Powers leader. AT
7.45 the Rev. f. L. Hoffecker ID. d.
viii preach the sermon and the Christ
mas music will be repeated by the
choir
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
SERVICES AT OLIYET.

Services will be held ia Olvet
Church tomorrow at the usual hours.
The Christmas message will be fore
most in all the services uf the day. In
the morning the pastor will take MS
his theme. Loves Supreme Manifest
alton and Sovereign Mandate" AT $50
o'clock the Sunday School will meet.
The Christian Endeayor topic for the
evening will be "What the Coming Of
Christ Has Done and VIII DO for the
World" AT the evening worship the
pastor will consider "The Angels Mes
sage to the Shepherds and the Shep-
herds Response"
Evening journal., 1912-12-21
SERVICES AT BETHEL.

Christmas services will be held at
Bethel A. NJ. f. Church Sixth and
Walnut streets, tomorrow, the Rev. w
II. Hoxter pastor. In the morning
Mr.. Hoxter will preach on "The Birth
of Christ. The choir will render the
following Christmas program: There
Were Shepherds" by c. Austin Miles
Calm on the Night" by j. A. Parks
Song Of Praise the Angels Song,
VIM. NJ. S. Brown; shepherds oi
Bethlehem" Judson; Awake, For Thy
King Has Come" Judson: Gloria
Mozart's 18th Mass.
The Sabbath School will present its
Christmas service at night.