The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-20
WHITE CHRISTMAS PROGRAMM
 OF CHURCHES OF BIRMINGHAM

l Ralph Connors beautiful Christmas story of "The Angel and the Star is
 made the basis for, the White Christmas
 celebration at the Southside Baptist
 church this afternoon at o'clock in
 the main auditorium of the church. This | is somewhat of a departure in services | of this nature, but 1t gives promise of
 a delightful hour for those who attend, while preserving the spirit of worship and inspiration. The church has been appropriately decorated and the music will be featured. both the choir of the church and the Sunday school orchestra giving special programmes. Seats will 1 be reserved for members of the school
 but there will be ample room for all who attend
 White Christmas will be celebrated to- night by the members of the North High lands Methodist church. The decorations | for the event are particularly beauti- full, being entirely of white. white cross will be suspended from the center | of the altar, at the foot of which gifts will be laid for the poor of the city.
 A beautiful programme has been ar | ranged for the occasion.
 l The Park Avenue Baptist Sunday school will depart from the time honored cus- tom of a Christmas tree and substitute l the White Christmas services this even l ing at o'clock A programme that
 promises to be very interesting has been
 arranged and the church is decorated l to carry out in it's entirety the White
 Christmas idea. Everyone who attends is requested to bring gifts of money or 1 food and clothing.
 | At the Fountain Heights Methodist church this evening at 6 o'clock one of the most attractive programmes of the Gaoo xrf11 h4 Co., A. Christmas service. Recitations. readings solos and congregational singing will fol- low each other in harmonious man. ner. White gifts will be brought by each department of the church and Sun
 day school beginning with the cradle
 roll department and extending to the adults. At the Highlands Methodist church this
 afternoon at o'clock a particular beau- tfful programme will be rendered In
 celebration of White Christmas. Mrs
 Thomas Morris, Jr.. (Ellen Linn Molton)
 will give harp selection and Mrs. B. F. Wilkerson will render The First
 Christmas Carol" Mrs. J. M. Mason will
 sing Silent Night. Holy Night" and the closing number on the programme will be Away in Manger," sung by the boy choir of the church. The musical programme for the morn- Ing serVice or the cnurcn VIII DC as follows: Glory to God in the Highest" double quartet, GIarker); "A Christmas Song" soprano solo (Harrison); 70 Holy Night" double quartet. (Adams). The choir is made up of the following: So-
 pranos, Miss Norma Scholar and Miss Anna Faulkner; altos. Miss Inez Smith and Mrs. J. M. Mason: tenors, T. s. lobe and J. M Cartwright: bass, l.. M Kar-
 peles and J.. s. Kennedy. N Following is the Christmas programme
 of the girls department of the Fifth Ave
 nue church, which will be rendered this
 morning, beginning at 9:15 o'clock: Hymn, l Joy to the World;" business session. scripture reading by Miss Gertrude Finch; | sentence prayers, thanking God for His love gifts; vocal solo. No Room in the
 Inn," by Miss Lucille Abercrombie; Christ
 mas story by Miss Lena Easley; sur prises.
 The following will be rendered this
 morning at the South Highlands Pres | byterian church: Organ selection. doxol- | ogy, invocation. quartet, See How the Altar Garlanded with Flowers" (Faure) l scripture; quartet, "Hark. Hark, MyI Soul' Shelley; prayer; hymn; offertory: quartet, Festival te Deum (Buck); ser | mon recitative,i Comfort Ye My Peo-
 ple;" aria. Every Valley Shall Be Ex- alted." from ''The Messiah" (HandeD. | Frederick Gunster, tenor; organ selec- tiop. The following compose the choir: Emile Levy. organist and director of mu-
 sic; Mrs. E. c. Cha ndler, soprano; Miss Clara Hirst. contralto; H. R. Rise. tenor; Wyatt Heflin. bass
 E The All-safnts. mission at Avenue G
 and Twsnty-ninth street will have .