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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01
rheumatism Yields oniclsly TO sIoan,s

You can't prevent ali attack OF
rheumatism from coming on, but you
can stop it almost Immediately
Sloan Liniment gently applied to
the sore joint or muscle penetrates
in few minutes TO the inflamed spot
that causes the pain. II sOOthes the
hot, tender, swollen feeling, and in a
very short time brings d relief that Is
almost unbelievable until you expert
ence II. Get bottle OF Sloan's Lini-
ment for 25c Of any druggist and
have il IN the house against colds,
sore and swollen joints, lumbago. SCI
atica and Ike ailments Your money
back if not satisfied. but 1t does give
almost instant relief
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01

was BoaZ, u page
OF whose history is
recorded in the
r COX Of Ruth.
Like Boaz. David s.
father Jesse was
doubtless one Of
the Elders Of Beth
! e h e III. respected
and hOnOred as q
noble man. or hi
mother We know
little, except that
I..E1 .f ...
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01
DAVID AMOUNTED KING

Samuel D.3 IJ-April H.
A Man After Gods Own Hesrt-An-
other Phase of SsmuePs Character.
Samuel Sent to Bethlehem-Anoint-
ing the Successors OF Present Institu-
tions-DsVid a Type Of the Church.
Divine Method Of Selection Of Elect.
"Mdn iOOketh on The oHtWdrd appearance, Out
God ioOkcth on the heart" ~ Sam. 1877.
Tying SAUL'S rejection by the
Lord meant not only his ulu-
mate removal from the throne
but that his sOns should not
succeed him in it, and that the Lord
would select another man for the Of
fice. The Divine choice was David, to
whom the Prophet Samuel had indi-
rectly referred, saying. THE Lord hath
sought Him man after His own
heart" Samuel 1874.
At the time Of today's Study, David
was about twenty years old. His
great-gIandmother was the gentle
Ruth, who had CLEANED grain in prob
ably the very field with which David
was familiar. !tis grandfather
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01

Far above all other brands in pur-
ity, wholesomeness. flavor and gen
eral high quality are our famous
brands Of Wines and Liquors which
are made from the choicest selected
ingredients. carefully distilled and
fully aged before being bottled. You
will find these goods TO be all that
We recommend them and a positive
proof of their purity is the fact that
doctors often recommend them.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01
Sale

Equity on 10 acres 10 exchange
for city lots. What have you to
trade?
40 acres 2k miles. cut. 20 acres
IN clover and alfalfa. balance cleared
and fenced-s75 per acre
Good business lot on Main Street
close 10 Hotel. to exchange for stock
residence lots with room
house $500 on easy payments
Good farm to trade for grocery
stock.
have constantly on hand bargains
In farm and city property. l can
match most any kind OF trade
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01
The Antitypical Lords Amounted.

Our Golden Text appeals to all
Christians. In connection with the
High Calling OF the Gospel Age. As
the Lord'~ messengers we. too, are
seeking for these to be anointed with
the oil of gladncss. the Holy Spirit
that they may he kings and priests in
the Mcssianic Kingdom. Like the
Prophet Samuel. we might feel afraid
TO anoint the successors of present in
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01
WHOOPING COUGH.

everybody knows the effect
of pine forests on coughs. DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar-Honey Is remedy which
brings quick relief for whooping
cough. loosens the mucous, soothes
the lining OF the throat and lungs.
and makes the coughing spells less
severe. A family with growing chill
dren should not be without II. Keep
It handy for all coughs and colds.
25c at your druggists.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01

hovah said. This is My beloved son.
so ulso II applies to all the members OF
His Body. each of whom must he he
loved, else he cannot be acceptable as
member or such the Head says.
The Father Himself loveth you; and
again. Love one another. rs | have
loved you" All who receive this
amounting Of the Lord must ultimstely
be Of this beloved character.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01

stitutions. did we
not realize that the
seating of the
Lords Elect. now
IN progress. Is Il
secret work. W hich
none can under
stand except those
who have II.
The name David
signifies Beloved.
and as Il applied
especially to our
| ,t.l nf U.lnui la
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01
OREGON SHORT LINE

No 1873 connects at Rupert with
Twin Falls train and at Minidoka
with trains going east.
Train No. 1871 connects with train
No. 3 from the east. at Minidoka, Civ
ing through passengers an opportun-
ity to reach points on the branch the
same day.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01

David twice men '''
toned her a. u handmade of God.
The Prophet Samuel mOurned for
King Saul. apparently disappointed
that he should he rejected. quite prob
ably forebodings Of civil war per
turbed the Prophets mind. He knew
that Saul would not quietly lay down
the sccpter which he had taken up 50
modestly, in obedience to the Divine
arrangement Samuel should have had
greater trust IN Gods Wisdom and
Power, but his trouble was more or
less like that which assails the Lord :
people even today.
When sent TO anoint David. the
Prophet did not hesitate TO perform
the Lords bidding. but he lntimated
that he clearly understood that King
Saul would kill him as "a traitor II lie
shoul anoint "a successor 10 the king
dom The Lord assured him that the
matter would not be made known al
once. and directed him to 70 to Beth
lehcm and make sacrifice there. and
to improve the opportunity Of finding
and amounting the one who IN due tim,
would become king
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-04-01
Gods Choice OF kina.


the Prophet arrived ut Bethlehem
Thinking that his presence sisniiied
some sin on their part or on that Of
their fellow-ciiizcns. the Elders inquir-
Cd whether he came pcaceably or not
whether his presence meant blessing
OF the infiictiOn OF a penalty Their
fears were allayed when they heard
that his mission WAS To offer sacrifice
10 the Lord.
Some time before this. the Ark of the
Covenant had been captured 10y the
Philistines. The Tabernacle services.
thus discontinued, had not yet been re
established. consequently this sacrt-
fcing was performed by the Lord :
especially appointed servant. The
command for the people OF bethlehem
to sanctify themselves If they would
participate IN the blessings Of the Sacri-
fee signiiied that they should battle.
put on clean clothes and draw nigh to
the Lord with all their hearts Thus
typically they represented that juSti-
fication and sanctihcation which the
Church of the Gospel Age has enjoyed.
The Prophet seems TO have taken
supervision OF Jesse's family to the In
tent that lie might without public dis
/ play find and anoint the man whom
the Lord had chosen. Jesse introduced
his SOILS 10 the Prophet in the order OF
their birth-his eldest first. Elijah was
of fine appearance. and the Prophet
assumed that he WAS the Lords choice
But the Lord was looking on the heart
and had already selected David. al
though being under age. his father had
not thought It worth while to call hin
to the feast As one after another OF
Jessc's sons appeared. the Prophet
found not him whom the Lords Spirit
indicated as the one TO be anointcd
Then he inquired. Are all thy 'hil
dren here Jesse suddenly remem
bered that his youngest boy was ii
fha fold and sopt for him
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-12-24

Carol, 70 Little, Town of Bethle- hem,'' Boys Chorus.
 Recitation, Luke 1:48-58, Girls.
 Carol, 'HThe First Noel" The Choir.
 Recitation, Luke 2:8-15, Masters Pardy and Teyler.
 Carroll While Shephereds Watch ed.'' The School.
 Song, Jesus is King The Choir.
 Carol, Christ Was Once Little Baby Primary and Kinderkarten.
 Song, tsSilent. Night The Choir <
 Recitation, Matthew 2:1-14, Miss Barker, Gradan and Matson.,
 Song, 'sWe Three Kings of Orient Are. Masters Feyrer, Coley and Mat
 Song, "Gifts for the King" Boys
 Presentation of Gifts at the Christ
 offefing, onertory, .Intermezzo, :
 Carol, ."rhe christrnas Glory The School.
 Benedictfon, The Ministetr Organ PostIude, Finale, .f Second symphony; Weber. MT. Whitaker.
 The pictures reproduced to illus trate the above songs and readings will be: The Sistine Madonna; An nunciation to Mary; Mary and the Bethlehem; Street in Bethlehem; Holy Night; Holy Child; No Room at the Inn; The Manager; Annunciation to Shepherds; Babe of Bethlehem; Ma donna, and Ange1s; Madonna and Babe; Madonna of the Chair; Baby Jesus; The Carpenter Shop; The Ma tivity; Magi and Star; Alteration of the Magi; Flight into Egypt; Magi on the Way to Bethlehem; The Boy Jesus
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Protestant Churches
ST JOHN,s ,CHURCH.


 Christmas Day, Dec. -e5. 1915. Morning Prayer. Sermon and Holy Communion at 10:3O a. III. Prelude, Choraleg Kirnberger. ProcessionaI Hymn, Christians Awake, Yorkshire. Venite, Goss. Proper Psalms, 1s, 45, s5. Te Deunn, in B. flat, Stanford. Benedictus, Thorne. Introft Hymn, O Come All Ye Faithful, Adeste Fidelis. Kyrfe, in E flat, Tours Gloria Tfbl. Playel. Hymn, Shout the Glad Tidings. Arison.
 onertory Anthem, Arises Shine. Maker.
 Carol, Silent Night, Gruber. Sanctus, Cooper. Eucharistic Hymn, (Sing, Oh Sing this Blessed Morn). Gloria in Excelsis, Old Chant. Nunc Dimittis, Gregorian Recessiona1 Hymn, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, MeIdelssohn. se Post1tude, "Hallelujah' Handel.
 The Sunday after Christmas,
 Dec. 26,- 1915. Morning Prayer and Sermon at Prelude. violin, Cello. Harp and Organ.
 Proeessional Hymn. o Come Ali Ye Faithful. Adeste Ffdelis. Venite, Gtess.
 re Deum, in B flat, Stanford. Benedictus, Thorne.
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FTRsr CONGREGATToNAL

Christmas Services will be held at the First Congregational Church Sun day. In the morning the pastor, Rev. H. D. GaIlaudet, will give five min ute sermon to children and will preach Christmas sermon on ''The Way of Good Will."s The choir will sing the following Christmas an tn ems Peace on Earth (Beach0, ssThe Nativity (Haesche), Sing, O.. Daughter of Zion" (Stewart). The members of the choir are: Mrs. Lo- renzog OviaJtt, organist and director of music; Miss Margaret Hogan, sopra- no; Miss Norma Weber, contralto; MT. Alexander Howell. tenor; and MT. Robert Clarke, bass. 4
 In place of the Sunday school at noon there will be a Christmas carol service at 4 o'clock, in which the Sun day School will participate. The pro- gram is as follows:
 Precessional Hymn, s'Hark! the Herald Angels Sing.'
 Responsive Invocation with Lords s Prayer.
 Hymn. .eJoy to the World, the Lord
 Exercises by the Primary Depart menti
 Dialogue and song, .eThe Beautiful Star,'' by Mary and Wheeler Ander- son, accompanied on the cello by MT. Clarence Anderson. l- Christmas Lesson, Matt. Z, l-I6 py Mrs. Smiths, Miss Bouton's and Miss Ba1dwin's classes.
 Song, .ewhy do Bells for Christ mas Ring ?''<
 Choir carol, gro Us Is Born Imman- uel,' Praetorius.
 Recitation, 'Tf I had Been a Shep- herd Boy by members of Miss Smiths class.
 Hymn, '.As With Gladness Men of Old"
 Recitation, s'In Christ there is no East or Vest by members of Miss
 Hymn, 0. Zion, haste, Thy Mission High Fulfilling Address by the Pastor, '"The World s Christmas Tree. Gathering of offering and gifts. Gifts for the Italian Sunday Schooi l Offering for the Arme enian children | in Tarsus.
 Hymn, .-Tt Came Upon the Midnight Clear
 | Benediction- The choir will be assisted by MT, 1 Herbert Bottomley, violin; MT. Lou1s | Sannrnis, violin; MT. Clarence Ander- son, cello; Mrs. Frank Riley, piano.
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ST. AUGUsT4NE,s.

Masses, 5, ', 8, g, 10 and Il a. m.
 Masses at and II Solemn High.
 Program, Mass o'clock. Prelude, March of the Magi Kings. Dubois
 Processional, Shout the Glad Tf- dings,, Geibel.
 While Angels Sing. Geibe1.
 Christmas Lullaby, GeibeL
 Bells of Bethlehem, Geibel.
 Introitus, Dorninus dixit ad me, To- ger.
 Kyrie, Mass of the Good Shepherd, Rev. J. E. Turner, o. s. B.
 Gloria, Turner
 Graduala, Tecum prfncfpium. Tozer.
 Credo. Turner.
 Offeftoria, Iaetentur coeIfs Brfse-
 onertory, Adeste #1deles. Nove1lo.
 Silent Night Haydn.
 Sanctus, Turner. ssss3ssssSsFg N
 Benedictus, Turner
 Agnus Dei, Turner
 CommunioneS, In SpIendorauDu us San ctorUn, Brisebois.
 RecessionaI, A Song of Bethlehem Towns Geibel.
 Children,s Mass 9 o'clock
 100 Voices.
 Processiona1. Shout the Glad T1- dings, Geibel- While Angels Sing, GeibeI.
 with Hearts Truly Grateful, Geibe1.
  Christmas Lullaby, Geibel. A Song of Bethlehem Town, Gefbe1. Recessional, Star of the East, Gei- bel. A Programme, Mass ii o'clock.
 Proce7sional, While Angels Sing. Shout the Glad Tfdfngs. Geibe1.
 Bells of Bethlehem, Geibe1,
 Christmas Lul1aby,t GeibeI. D ma szf Kyrie, Minardss Mass in G. Willard Gloria, Willard. Gradua1ia. viderunt omnes fines, l Willard.
 fCredo, Willard. i offertoria. Tui stunt coeli. Tozer. Offertory. Adeste Fideles, NovelIo- 1 silent Night Haydn. l Sanctus, Willard. . Benedictus. Willard. | Agnus Def, Willard. \ Communiones, Viderunt omnes fines Tozer.
 I s Recessfonal, A Song of Bethlehem Town, fGeibeL | Choir members-Adiss Aure1ia Der i ger, Miss Larane Berger, Mrs. Jen- | nie Britt. Miss Mary Conlin. Mrs. Har- ry Clark, Miss Margaret Clancy, Miss f Elizabeth Callahan, Miss Celia Gatet- I ly, Miss Catherine Gaynor, Mrs. Frank Green, Miss Anna Hayes, Miss Alice Hayes, Miss Ethel Hogan, Miss Helen Henry, Miss Marion Johnson, Mrs. Fin l ton Kelly, Miss Elizazbeth Merry i Miss Elizabeth McNamara, Miss Mary | McNamara, Miss Florence MacHer- nan, Miss Evelyn MacKiernan, Mrs F. Pippin, Miss Mae O'Rourke, Miss | Mabel Sweeney, Miss Martha Schade I Miss Hedwig Scheiger, Miss Eliza beth Stanton. Miss Clair sRourke. Miss i Cathryn Ryan, Mrs. Vincent Wade Miss Sarah Wall, Miss Rose Wall tMessrs. William P. Green, Frank J l Green, James Gormally, John Golesky 1 Arthur Lavasseur, Joseph Miller, JohF | Mccormick, Frank A. Rice, PhilIiI Rogers, Chas E. Stumcke, Jr., Johr Wade, Vincent Wade, Harold You'd Organist and Cheirmaster, Alfred T l Brisebois.
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CHURCH OF NATIVITY.

Prelude, "Ring Out Wild Bel1s," E. V. Hall. ful,'' Readings.
 Introit, stEmmanuel," H. Gadsky-
 Hymn. ''It Came Upon a Midnight Clear,'' R. S. Willis.
 Communion Services, E'Merbeck,' ,'' and e. Simper,'' in B. fiat Hymn, t'Hark! The Herald Angels lSing,'' MendelsSohn.
 Recessional Angels From the Realms of Glory H. Smart. Postlude, Festival March, B. Steane. Choir: Misses Mabel B. Umstat- ter, Florence M. Umstatter, Vena i Babcock, Alice Smith, Leila Nichols Mrs. Geo. Alderson, Messrs. Chas. Hall John Hall, Lewis Moss, E1dert Lock wood, Chester G. Harrison, organist l and director.
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sT CHARKFTsl
1Eirll 1Eaas 5:.3O and 1O:S(


 Kyrie, Willard in. C.. Gloria, A1iI1ard- Domine Eli. MT John Kane Qui Tol1is, Miss Jessie Murray. Credo, Willard.
 Geniturn, Miss Loretta Payden. Et Incarnatus. MT. John Miles. Et Unum, MT. Jeremiah Kieley. Adeste FIdeIis, Novel1o. Sanctus, Willard.
 Benedictus, Willard.
 Agnus Dei. 1Eiiiard.A Recessiona1. a Choir. Sopranos, Misses Jessie Mur- ray, Marie O'Brien. Margaret O'Brien Catherine McGuire. Elizabeth Gala han, Lillian Fox Elizabeth Nolan ALargarets TIerney. Miss Shane; Con traltos, Misses Loretta Payden, Etts Murphy, Mary Risleys Beatrice La very, Tenors. Messrs- John Miles John Kane, John CaIrolB Denis I4o- gue, Michael Gi1lespies Basses Messrs Ienenniah KfeIey,5 Frank Nothnagle Francis Rock, James Riley. assisted by MT. John Barrett. and Mr. Harry Denny, violins. Miss May Price. organfst and di rector
 Junior Choir, s:1s. Silent Night
 O Holy Night. Adam
 CtfIdren's Choir, $500. Adeste F1delis,
 Harki What Mean Those Hol, Voices.
 Heart of Hearts.
 Ring Out o Merry Bells
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Part 2.

 Angel with the Broken Wings" This is a Christmas song story with hymns and prose selections, suggested by an old legend, and written especially for the Sunday School.
 The Girls Choir consists of the fol- lowing: MT. Vim. Teasdale, leader, the Misses Agnes Abbott, Alice Baines, Elsie Burton, Florence Burton, Ger trude Bennett, Josephine Oakley, Eltz- Fabeth Teasda1e, Irene Hurd. Pianist MT. Wm. Teasda1e1- Jr.,Mr, Teasdale and MT. B. E. Chichester will assist the choir. The pastor will read the prose selections.
 Hymn No. 61. Benediction.
 7:sO P. N
 The following special musical pro gram appropriate for Christmas will be given by the choir. The choir consists of the following: MT. H. M- Nichols, (leader) ltenor. MT. c. J. La vey; bass. Mrs. c. J. LaYey; soprano, Mrs H. A. Strout; contralto' Miss Bertha, organist.
 Prelude in G, c. J. Grey.
 Anthem, There We're Shepherds, c,
 Hymn 11s, The Methodist Hymnal Prayer.
 Anthem, God From on High Hath Heard, Edmund Turner. 1 Responsive Reading, Christmas. eThe Gloria Patri. l Scripture Lesson.
 Hymn, 121. l Notices 1 Collection. | Offertory. Selected. Hymn, 12S. | Anthem. While Shepherds watched Their FIocks by Night, B. Marvo. 1 Address; A Christmas Meditation on the Joy, the Peace, the Imm Ortality oA 41l. e1l41 CSl,,, ~, +I,f Tjs+anfns Ear of Night F. FIaxngton Harker. 1 Benediction. Postlude, Selected. Christmas Tree Program.
 The following Christmas Tree Pro gram will be given by the s. s. of Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church Monday evening, Dec. 27, at $500. It 1 is expected that Santa Claus will visit the school some time during the pro- gram Just when he will come we do not know. Watch for him.
 Hymn, 61, by the schoot, (S. S., Iymna1) Prayer by the pastor. welcome, Harold Med derhauseF,
 When Santa Claus Comes. Edith
 Early Christmas Morning, Alice f''t5s Christmas h1ri Fairies. Six Primary
 The Wise Mems Story. Gertrude EIurd, fAl
 Song, Primary Department,
 Christmas Toys. William Knapp.
 Talking to Santa, Ethel Seymour.
 Hymn, 5s.
 rhe Little Ones Part, Primary Children. Where Presents Grow, Pauline Flaw
 The Legend of the F1r and Poplar, FistelIa Weeks. The Christmas Spirit, E1ine Frank
 Wide Awake, Lillian Baines. Good Night Wish. Dorothy Clark Distribution of presents. Hhe Girls Choir win sing several se- 1actiens during the program, All wei come, Como and enjoy the even ing.
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FIRST PREsBYTERLAN CHURCH

First Presbyterian church program for Christmas Sunday, Dec. 26, 1915. Morning service, 10:30 a, m- Organ Prelude, Cantique de Noel. Adam Westbrook.
 Anthem, Ring Out ;Ye Bells, c. w. Heinrich.
 Selections from ..Cantata,' The sto- ry of Christmas, H. Alexander Mat thevs. Part I.-The Prophecy
 Behold the Days Come, Saith the Lord. FToeef =a
 The Annunciation.
 Soprano Solo. The Angel Gabriel Was Sent From God
 Part II-The Vision of the shep- herds
 g Soprano Solo, And the Angel Saith
 Chorus, Glory to God in the Highest. Onertory, March, The Quest of the Magi, Matthews.
 contraito solo, Sleep. Holy Babe,
 Organ Post1ude, Hosanha. Tn. Du- bois.
 Musical evening service, organ re- cital o'clock.
 March of the Magi, F. Flaxingtqn Harker
 Reve Ange1ique, A. RuDinstein.
 Andante, from symphony in G. J. l Haydn.
 Pastora1e, Paul wachs | The Holy Night, Dudley Buck.
 7:30 o'clock. The choir, assisted by a second quartet. will render the can tata, The Righteous Branch, by H. fClough Letghter. Part Tine Advent. Tenor Solo, Behold the Days Come 1 Double Quartet, There Shall Come Forth a Rod. Baritone, alto and soprano solos and double quartet, Kings Shall Fall Down ;! Before Him
 Thou Art Coming, O My Saviour. Part 1.-The Incarnation. i Tenor Solo and Double Quartet. Fear Not for Thou Hast Found Fa- vor With God. | Blessed Is He That Cometh,
 Alto Solo and Double Quartet,
 While All Things Were in Quiet Si- Hence.
 And We Behold His Glory. l Part III-The Branch. ! Baritone Solo and Male Quartet. !; Behold the Man Whose Name is the | Branch.
 Soprano solo and Double Quartet, He will Swallow Up Death in Vic I tory. l Love Divine, All Love ExceUing, | Double Quartet, O Zion That Bring est Good Tidings, Organ Postlude, A Song of Joy, G. Warren Stebbins, Choir: Mrs. Judith Landberg Fiath- CT, soprano! Mrs, Florence Legere Hayes, contra1toi Lewis c. Fenton' 1 tenor; Austin MacConne11, bass. As sisted by Miss Florenca Cate. so- prano; Mrs John MacLaren Richard l sonI contralto; Dr. Charles Sprague, Itenor: Robert M. Eames bassi Elmer s. Joyce, organist and director,
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ST. 8JOSEPH,S.
ReE. H Dalnane, Rector.

Rev, H. Dahme, Rector. The first mass (soIernn high) will be sung at 6 o'clock. the second at ss0Os o'clock and the last (solenn hfgh1 at 10:3O o'clock. The choir consisting of S4 mixed voices will sing Wiegand's Festival Mass at both the high masses.
 The cfiIdre4,s chorus under the di- rectfon of Sister Frances, will sing at s:se, assisted bX MT. J. Wieler. a. Ihr I4irten Esrwaclnt.
 D. With Glory Ldt.
 c. Jesus Is Here
 d. Ehre se4 Gott
 The musical program will be as follows
 Prelude to the ora4ery .-cnrdstus'. by Chorus, Silent Night. Holy Night Intro4t. Dominus didt ad me (first mass9
 Puer natus est hObls. ethird masso. Kyrie, Wiegand.
 Gloria. Wiegand.
 Credo, Wiegand-
 Omertory, Deuz Grmayit-
 Adeste FfdeHs.
 Sanctus, sstegand.
 Beuedictus, Wiegand.
 Communfo- In Sp1endoribus Sane forum, (hrst mass); viderunI Dunes Fines, Terrae, (third mass1 Ofrertory at 3rd mass, Tui Stunt CoeH. Agnus De4, Wfegand.
 PostIude, March of the Three Holy Kings, Liazt-
 Members of the choir: Sopranos, c. BelirasHi, Mrs F. Clinton. F.. Frank, B. GottschaIk, M. Herb. Mrs. B. HoI- finger, M. Leopold. A. Lichtenberger, Mrs. Spitt1er, E. Stockmann, F. Stoehr, M Wieland,s C. Lagora- Altos. Mrs. A. Dfehl, Mrs. Tn. Clancy, c. Herb. E. Herb, A Leopold, c. Leopold, Tn. Poke. Tenors: R. Beers. Ad. Herb. ! IyI1erb, F. Casper. Jr.. M Marslack, s. Ruder. Bases. c. Bues, A Herb, F. Kasper, A. Latzke, A. Leopold J. Gteh1e.
 I Organast and director, Karl DiehL
 SACRED HEART. ~ c.-4-s Trf.-t. RFa-s s.nn
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Catholic Churches.
ST. PATRICK'S

Masses E:s0, 6:so, 7;s0, g. 1osso am. High Mass at 5 80 and 1o:30 m. The Masses at this church will be sung by the senior and junior choirs- The following Is the program for the 5.3O and 1O:30 a. m. masses. Ser vices for the Senior choir of 30 voices Prelude. Xmas Chimes, Brauer. Kyrie Eleison, Chorus, Muller. Gloria, SoIo-quartet, Muller. Credo, Soio-quartet, chorus, Muller Offertory, Adeste Fidelis, Solo-Ma1e chorus. Muller.
 Sanctus, Chorus, Perlet. Renedictus, Duet quartet, Chorus, Per1et-
 Agnus Del, Solo-chorus, PerIet- Postltudel Solo-chorus Pacale-
 o'clock Mass.
 Junior Choir. Prelude Festival March. Wengert. Silent Night, Gruber- The Snow Lay on the Ground, Old English Melody.
 Onertory. Adeste Ffde1is, Tradition Al Melody.
 ., Jssps, My Lord. My God. My All. Carol.
 what Lovely Infant Can This Be2 Brown
 Posfiude. Gounod-
 Fritz K G. Weber, Organist and Chofrmaster.