Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-21
- CHURCH AND SUNDAY SCHOOL y
PRESBYTERIAN
FIRST.

Services IL a. M. and 1880 p. m.
Rev. James H. Northrup, minister.
In both services the Christmas
note will prevail-the blessed nativ-
ity, the theme of the sermon and the
motive of the music.
At the eleven O'Clock worship the
wonder story will be sung in two
anthems by the choir, and Ave Ma
ria," given as a violin solo. An Of
fering for the freedmen.
The cantata, Bethlehem In three
parts will be rendered by the choir at
the evening service: % The Shep-
herds on the Plains at night; (2(,
at Bethlehem. A violin solo. I'm
Rosemduft. Miss Susie Dixon, or
ganist and choir directress, has ar
ranged both programs. Several
guest singers and players are among
the soloists.
SoIoists.
Miss Marguerite B%oughton, So
prano; Miss Edith Crowell. con-
~tralto; Miss Blanche Grieve, violin
list; Mr.. Jesse Slaight, tenor; Mr..
Fred A. BRIGGS, baritone; Mr.. Asher
Randolph, baritone; Mr.. M. H. Nor
ris, Bass; Mr.. Alfred Anderson, vio-
%linist; Mr.. j. Otis Pierce, '%cellist.
The text of the morning Christ
mas sermon, Hebrews 10. Thou
hast loved righteousness and hated
iniquity; therefore God. thy God,
hath Amounted thee with the oil of
gladness above thy fellews."
In the evening the minister's ad-
dress will be A Christmas Story by
Harold Begbic.
Music Program-Eleven O'Clock.
Organ Prelude-Gloria, messiah
Handel
Gloria Patri In F ....... G~eatorex
Anthem-The New Born King -.
Fletcher
angels from the realms of glory,
Wing your flight Ger all the earth;
Ye who sang creations story,
Now proclaim Messiah's birth
Come, and WORKSHOP Him. worship
Christ the New Born King"
Veniti in D Boyce
Violin Solo-Ave Maria
Bach Gounod
Offertory (organ)-Pastoral Sym
phony ......... Messias-H Handel
Solo, duet, chorus-While Shephards
Watch Their Flocks by Night. -.
Bartlett
"While Shepherds watch by night all
seated On theg round;
The Angel of the Lord came down,
and glory shone around.
Fear not, said he,
Glad tidings of great joy, l bring
to you and all mankind"
Organ Postlude-Hallelujah Chorus
Messiah" .......... Handel
Evening Music.
Cantata-"Bethlehem" -. Mannder
Prelude-Violin, cello, organ-An-
dante from Trio opus 80 Jansen
Processional-"Hark, the Herald An
gels Sing" ........ Mendelssohn
Hymn-It Came Upon the Midnight
clear Wills
Violin Solo-Im Rosenduft
Prince Gustave
Cantata.
:. Part Z. The Shepherds Gifts.
Scene-A beautiful starlit night
on the plains of Bethlehem. A
Shepherd boy tending his sheep
On the far side Of the plain, other
shepherds can be seen, surrounded
by their flocks.
Part II. The Kings Gifts.
Scene-An old mill In the desert
night. Balthasar resting with his
train. Sounds OF a caravan ap-
preaching heard In the distance.
Part III. Our Gift.
Scene-Before the Inn at Beth
Vesper Hymn-Lord keep us safe
this night ......... Beethoven
Recessionel-O come all we faithful
Reading
Postlude-Violin, cello, organ, Ado.
Notices.
Sunday-10:00 a. M, Sunday
scvhool. Brotherhood Bible Glass
12:15 D.. m, Meeting of session
8 90 p. NJ, intermediate and Junior
Endeavor. $40 p. M, Young PEG,
pies Meeting. Christ for the
World. Luke %1:67-79. Leader, Miss
M~arcellus, 9:15 p. m, meeting of the
Board of Governors of the Brother
hood in the parlor.
Christmas Morning.
At ten O'Clock the ringing Of the
church bell will the Christ
mas service. The choir will sins
some of the famous carols and the
congregation familiar Christmas
hymns. Then a Christmas sermon
and the whole service will be ended
in less than an hour.
The usual prayer meeting Wed
nesday ecening will be omitted.
January 13, '13. meeting of TIL
brotherhood. The State Presiden
lof tho Protherhood William A Ar
mold, of Paterson, will be presen
and make an address. and the Rev
James H. Owens, D. D., of Paterson
will tell of the Brotherhood in hi
church.
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