El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-12-26
CHRISTMAS ENTER TALNNENTS BY
SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF THE CITY

Christmas night the entertainment
given at the East Ell Paso Baptist
church was very enjoyable. The open
ing song by the school was Joy to the
World Then followed the invocation
by the pastor, Rev. Ed L. Millican. An
anthem was then sung, Come All Ye
Faithful Mrs. '. Walker sang Holy
Night" a male quartet composed of
Hester Turner, Robert Smith. O. D.
Richardson and T. P. Smith sang 81
lent Night
Christmas in Sweden" was recited
by Minnie Taylor, Ethel Turner and
Esther Cunningham; next followed q
recitation. The Best Month of All" by
Vernon Turner. Choice of Trees" was
given by Henry KidWeu, Ray York,
Hauy Dawson Edo Reeves, Joe Kid
well and MILFORD Atkinson; Holy
Child was sung by the class; Gladys
Atkinson then recited Christmas Eve"
" uletide Bells was given by Dena
May ArdOin; Grace Dawson gave The
Christmas Carol and Lillian BOurland
My Christmas Gift
Forty little tots of the primary class
sang The Manager Hymn a recitation,
Christmas Candles" was given by the
primary class, Eva Hayworth, Zelma
Cunningham, Isabel Haslam, Mary
Goodwin, Edward Millican, jr., and
Homer Turner; Lille Atkinson then
recited a Christmas Hymn" and Mrs.
Chas Baumstark recited Uncle Skin
flints Christmas Gift" and a pantO-
mime by Ellen Warden, Bertha Michel
tree and Ruby Phillips closed the pro-
gram Music was furnished on the
guitar and mandolin by Sergt. L c.
Sauter, Joe Jones and Francis Dono-
van.
left present on the Christmas tree for
each child.
A very enjoyable Christmas enter
tainment was given at the Grand View
Baptist chapel on Monday evening.
Alther, Mrs; W. B. Day, Mrs. L. T.
Davis and Mrs. J. ". Earle. Prayer
the Highland Park Baptist church. J.
W. Earle, superintendent of the school,
made brief remarks.
The cantat, ''Santa's Little Boy" was
given with the following participating:
W. X. Alther, Mrs. L 4. Davis, Henry
Downs, AVIS Upton. Ruth Grub, Olive
Arthur McCrary, Exon Downs. Milderd
Belzet, LOllie Blythe, Elsie Deerish,
Marietta Blain, Effie Cheney, Hattie
Mills, Dorothy Phillips, Edna Butler,
Lucille Montgomery, Mrs. H c. Bowen.
Felix Butler, Jimmie Deuich. JOY But
Ter, Leda Deuich, Cora Butler Paul
Mrs. W. B. Day was the organist
Much credit is due Mrs Day as well
as Mr.. and Mrs L Z. Davis for the
success of the entire program.
Sunday night at the First Presby-
terrain church the beautiful Christmas
cGntata, which was given last Sunday
night by the choir, viii be repeated !
The subject of this cantata is Christ |
mas Night" by Hugo Wolf, and the
choir viii be assisted by Mrs. Louis st. |
J. Thomas. Other Christmas numbers
viii be given.
The Christmas exercises of the High
land Park Baptist church were held on :
Christmas night. The first number was
the Invocation by the pastor, Rev. A. E !
Boyd; Joy to the World" was sung by
the juniors of the Baptist Young PeO-
pies union; a greeting was given by
Echoes" was sung by the primary and /
junior departments The next number (
was motion piece, Dear Little Bethle- |
hem Baby" by the third grade prima-
the first and second grade primaries, |
entitled THE Telephones" Dolphin Won I
BrieSen sang solo, and the primary 4
department followed with a song, Dear
Little Stranger" A recitation was then !
given by Jerome Blanchard; a piano /
duet was played by Jerry Pierce and I
Adna Barnes; Hear the Merry Jingle /
was given by the junior department; !
eight boys then gave Who's Old 4
Santa2" and Kenneth Payden recited. |
An exercise by the junior girls entitled /
Chime of the Bells" followed. A star 4
drill by girls of the intermediate de- !
PAL LAlltlAL N d. s9AN Gil ana A-NiAu It A4DtlS
sang a solo. The last number was a /
dialOg, santa at Home" by Isaac GOe- |
bel, ArwilIa Bickford, Corinne KeatOn, 7!
Carl Warren and ElWOOd Harmon.
A Christmas tree with presents for I
the children was enjoyed after the ex- /
ercises.
The Christmas entertainment of the /
church of st. Clement viii be held this /
evening at Kendrick hall at 1870 o'clock. i
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Knights of Pythias have mailed |
Christmas letters. printed in red and I
green ink, crested with holly and bells. {
This letter includes an invitation to the /
lodge members and their friends to at !
tend to Christmas entertainment at 4
castle hall in the Calisher building this /
evening a Christmas tree has been ar 4
ranged by the lodge for the little folks /
and dancing, music and other forms of 1
entertainment Will be provided.
Use Domestic Coke.