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Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
CHRISTMAS At
THE CHURCHES
Special Music and Sunday
School Festival at St.
Stephens Tomorrow.

TOTTENVILLE. Dec. 22.-Christ-
mas music will be rendered at the
churcheS in thds section of the island
tomorrow with elaborate programs 1T
both morning and evening service.
At st. Stephens Episcopal church
tomorrow night the annual Christmas
FESTIVAL will be held by the Sunday
school commencing at 1890 o'clock.
Christmas Day there will be Holy
communion at 1880 and 1880 O'Clock
In the morning at Bethel Methodist
Episcopal church tomorrow, Rev. Ar
thur Lucas, the pastor, will preach the
annual Christmas sermon, THE Descent
and Ascent Of Jesus" In the evening
the cantata The Story of Christmas" !"
will be rendered by the choir. The
Sunday school tree celebration will
be held Monday night at 7:45 o'clock
with q Christmas cantata by the chill
dren. Rev. p. c. Bascom, pastor at ST.
PauPs Methodist, will preach tomor-
row morning on Birthdays" and at
night on "A Red Christmas" The an
nual celebration will be held Monday
night with an appropriate program by
the children.
At the South Baptist church, Rev. j.
II. Johnson, pastor, will preach appro-
pirate sermons at both morning and
evening and the choir will render spe-
cial music.
The following is the program:
1920 A. NJ.
GLORY to God In the Highest"
Danks, chorus and bass solo, E. Knowl-
ton.
"Sing, o Heavens" Toms. chorus
and soprano solo, Mrs. N. Stuart.
7:45 Z. NJ.
90 Night of Peace and Stiffness"
Spence, chorus with soprano and bass
solos, Mrs. Steward and Mr.. Knowlton.
Shout the Glad -Tidings," Hawley,
chorus with soprano and bass solos,
Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. Knowlton.
THE Heavenly Stranger" cradle
song, Gabriel; ladies chorus and violih
obligato.
The Sunday school Christmas tree
exercises will be held next Wednes-
day night at the church
Rev. f. w. Sloat, pastor of st. Mark 5
church, Pleasant Plains, will preach
tomorrow morning on How Can We
Interpret Christmas Peace in the
Light of World Conditions?' In the
evening on '1The Meaning of the Sur
render Of Jerusalem from the Stand
point of History, Prophecy and the
Future" Christmas morning at $50
o'clock there will be special service
appropriate to the day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
CHRISTMAS CANTATA At
SIMPSON CHURCH DEC. 27

A Christmas cantata entitled
"Santa's Surprise" will be given in
the lecture room Of the church by the
children of the Sabbath school on
Thursday night, December 27. Those
who are in charge and those who will
take part are as follows:
Chairman, Miss Marina Craze;
pianist, Miss Ruth Graae; chorus,
Mrs Sadie Graft and Miss Marina
Graae In charge. Junior and Epworth
choirs.
Principal characteristics. W.
WeStcott and Miss Mildred Westcott
Jeanette Fairfield, Huyler Romond,
Harold Westcott, Alfred Drost, Henry
Westcott, Warren Weber.
FairieS-Mrs. John Gray and Miss
Ruth Parsons in charge. Kathryn
Hubbard, Dorothy Meade, Dorothy
Dayton, Marion Graham, Airline Gray,
Hazel Cornelius, Natalie Parsons,
Helen Christopherson, Harriet Ander-
son.
Dolly girls-Mrs, John Gray and
Miss Ruth Parsons in charge. jean
nette Hosking, Dorothea Nelson, Jen-
ME Gilbert, katherine Greiner, Helen
Meyer, Gladys Lamp, Madora Squier.
Evelyn Crowell, Dorothy Terhune.
lClcle BOyS-MlSS Franclna Gral @
in charge. George Stevenson, John
Koehler, Fred. Hubble, William Hull
sizer, Robert Pierce, Orin Germs, Will
liam Adams, Robert Covers Andrew
Tilton.
Sailor Boys-Miss Amy Drysdale
and Miss Evelyn Blow in charge. Carl
Lindblat, Harvey Banks, Edward
Lambertson, Alfred Carlson, Ray
mond Seel, George Markusen.
Buccanee G. w. Parisen in
charge. Lloyd Evener. Walter Banks.
Stuart Schoonover, Norman Weber.
Roland Lindblat, Lester Walker.
Santa Claus-I. w. Yarnall.
Soloists-( Santa CLAUSE I. w, Var
nall, (Bessie) Ruth Ware (Ton)
Harold Westcott, (Bashful Sammy
Huyler Romond.
Trio Bessie) Ruth Ware, (Lucy)
Irma Hilsdorf, (Maud) Jeannette Fir
field.
Decorations, William Hanson,
chairman.
No admission will be charged. The
public are cordially invited.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
CURTIS HIGH SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL GROWING

TOTTENvILLE, Dec. 22-The hon
or roll committee of Curtis Hlgh
School has issued it's third Install
ment of names Of former students
who have entered military service and
will soon be represented by stars In
the service flag. The installment in
cludes sixty-one names, ranging on
the completed list to date from 161 TO
221.
The committee is requested that
friends and relatives of former Curtis
students now in the service send in all
the names and data they can. The data
asked is the full name, present age
graduation class or number Of years
at Curtis, member of what United
States service organization with larger
and still larger units named, honorS,
promotion or casualties already expe-
riencer, present post or postofflce ad-
dress, name and address OF next OF
kin (stating If both parents are liv-
ing), dates of enlistment. promotion,
casualty, etc, and name and rela-
tionship of sender of data.
Osborn M. Curtis is chairman of the
committee.
1t is the intention of the committee
to have the service flag flying by New
Years Day with space for additional
stars. 1t is believed that the number
of stars, over 200, exceeds that of any
high school in the city.
The whole school recently contrib
uted to a subscription for CHRISTMAS
gifts to al those on the honor roll.
About $3.50 was contributed and the
General Association of the school VIII
add to this.
The following is the third INSTALL
ment of names to the honor roll:
Augustus Acker, Leslie Adamson,
Edgar Frederick Anderson, Frank An
drews, Osborn Sheldon Ball, William
Warren Ball, Chester Barber, William
Bruning, T. Arthur Bush, James j..
Butler, DR.. Arthur Storer Driscoll, VII
liam Etgen, Charles Fickiesen, Lelces-
ter Fisher, Eugene Fountain, John
Edward Cannon, John r. Cannon,
James Thomas Gilbert, Edward era
ham, Bertrand ]. Harrington, Nella
Haynes, Norman Hoag, Francis >.
Kaszas, Roy Lehman. James John
Macdonald, William. Menzies Mac
donald, Frederick Haroid Nautilus,
George A. Newton, William j. New
ton. Walter A. Peterson, George Roe,
Roland Sanderson, Arthur Saunders,
Clarence e. Smith, Thomas jackson
TAYLOR, John Walter Thompson, VIII
liam E. Thompson, Louis Volmer, An
ma Walz. Raymond Carleton Wheeler,
Robert Andrew Wheeler, Charles Cor
don Xiques, Morris X. Barroll' Jr.'
Arthur Bawer Urban S. Carney,
James Chaplin, W. J. Fischer, Henry
Hall, Maxwell Johnson, clarence
Conklin johnson, Byron A. c. john
ston. John Kennedy, James A. Nc
Carthy. William Mckinley Marrow,
Fred Marsh, George Peterson, Horace
Burgess. Philip Gordon Preble, Cor
nelius B. Snedeker, Robert Sussuma,
LIE Roy Won Mechow, Henry Blocker,
Ellsworth Walker.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
PROGRAM FOR MIDNIGHT MASS
AT ST. MARY'S MONDAY NIGHT

A special midnight service VIII be
conducted in st. Mary's church be-
ginning - o'clock Christmas eve at
which an elaborate program will be
carried out at this time consisting o9
the following:
Prelude-Organ and violin
Kvrie and Gloria-William Edwin
Kyrie and Gloria
VIM. Edwin Ashmalf
Won't Creator $500. Harrison Millard
Offertory-O Holy Night
--Adolph Adams
Soloists-Mrs. Thomas Christopher,
Miss Mary Lewis, James Rhodes,
William Coughlin
....,...... AsnmaLl
nedictus-Agmus Del -. .Ashmau
Postlude e-Choral-Adeste Ftdeles
--Novello
sonranos-Mrs. T. Christopher Miss
I. Senior. Mrs. J. Delaney. Mrs. r.
Rurns. Mrs. ]. Connors. Miss @.
brennan. Miss H. Seaman, Miss r.
Weingard, Miss NJ. Weingard. Miss
7 Beatty. Miss Z. Lewis, Miss N.
burke, Miss H. Rechnitzer, Miss v.
Steffner: altos, Miss M. Lewis Mis-
K. Whyte, Miss A Cladelk. Miss L.
Calvin: tenor, J. Rhodes; bass. VII.
liam Coughlin: violinist r. O,Brien.
Organist and director. Miss ElisAn.
beth NJ. Blume
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
ST. PAUL s TO HAVE PROGRAM
TOMORROW At 4 O'CLOCK

The Christmas entertainment pro-
gram to be given tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock at St Paurs Sunday scho ol
follows:
Organ voluntary by Edward K.
Ganss.
Soprano solo by Miss Minnie Pfeil.
Scripture reading.
Prayer.
Song by the school, Holy Night,
Silent Night"
Address by DIR. Ganss.
Choir: Arise, Shine ct. III. Meredith)
Henry Detering, conductor.
Recitations, by ten children.
Song by school, I'VE Are Little Chill
dren."
Recitations, by ten children.
Soprano solo, by Miss Louise Her
man.
Presentation of gifts to school.
Star Spangled Banner"
Offerings.
Benediction.
Postlude, organ, Miss Sadie Hiske,
organiSt,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
QUESTIONABLE QUARTERS
At AQUEHONGA CLUB HOUSE
By Special Corresponde.f.

TOTTENVILLE, Dec. 22.-Begin-
ming with today and lasting until after
the reopening of the school after the
holidays, those that have received the
QUESTIONABLE will be taken care of at
the Aquehonga Athletic clubhouse.
There will be someone there at the
appointed time to give assistance in
making out the papers and giving the
legal advice necessary. The members
of the board will be at the clubhouse
today from 1880 o'clock until o'clock
tonight and during other days from T
to o'clock at night with the exception
of Sundays and Christmas. Lehman's
drug store in M in street is another
station where the QUESTIONABLE can
be filled out. The other places in the
district have also someone there to
take care of applicants.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
REFLECTIONS
By William H. BaWden
TILE PRINCE OF PEACE

Did ever a title sound more ironic
than this one, in the year Of our Lord
one thousand, nine hundred and scE-
enteen. Year of our Lord! The
so-called Christian nations not at
peace, but at war with one another
well may Christian people the world
around stand in abject shame before
their Lord, the Prince Of Peacel
OF course, the majority Of Chris
tian folk are solacing themselves with
the thought that they are fighting for
peace, which thought will bear closer
inspection. If peace is regarded as
negative, as simply the absence OF all
that troubles and hurts and annoys,
then such a position Is anomalous;
for SO considered, peace and war are
absolutely and mutually exclusive.
That Is the kind of peace that Ger
many is asking for, a peace that
means merely the cessation of hosuI-
ities that affords merely breathing
spell, that allows the troubled waters
to subside and the surface to become
calm. At best, however, it is but a
surface peace, and only negative in
character.
But positive peace has a content,
and stands for something, and IS
more in accord with the root meaning
of the word itself Real peace means
something more than the mere alb
sence of what troubles, for it includes
all those positive qualities that go TO
insure that no troubles shall ever
arise. Peace that Is a calm that rests
upon an unstable equilibrium is real
ly no peace at all; strong and secure
foundations must be built underneath
peace that is to endure. That is
what President Wilson means when
he says that no peace is possible with
German militarism, when he says that
the United States will demand
peace that is founded upon righteous
ness.
That is exactly why nineteen hun,
dred and seventeen years Of Chris
tianity seem to have been so vain.
The Prince of Peace came not to give
the world rest from all its troubles,
until the world, by its insistence upon
righteousness, should be entitled to
that rest. He came not to send peace,
but to send a sword, that should cut
out from the body social all iniqulty,
and to- send messengers to all the sons
of men to inStill in their minds those
principles of right and justice with
out which there can be no real peace.
The Prince of Peace rescued from
the time-honored laws of his race two
Thou shalt love the Lord thy God
with all thy heart, and with all thy
soul, and with all thy mind. This is
the great and first commandment.
And a second like unto it is this, Thou
shalt love thy neighbor as thyself.
On these two commandments the
whole law hangeth. and the proph-
eta" Without the observance Of these
there is no peace worthy the name,
worthy the Prince Of Peace.
>>o>>>>N ~>>>~>>>~~>~~>>~
First tenor, Jesse Slaight; second
tenor, William Gillis; first bass, I.
s. Yarnall; second bass, Fred A.
Briggs.
Prayer
Violin solo-Berceuse ,....... .Friml
Miss Blanche Grieve
Hymn No. 76
Cantata (ladies voices)-"Christmas
-Abt
Soloists-Soprano, Miss Marguerite
Boughton; contralto, Miss Edith
CroWeu
Professional Hymn No. "A
Organ-Hallelujah Chorus, THE Mes
Sldu
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
KEYPORT SPECIAL
CHRISTMAS SERVICES
BY Special Correspondent.

BY Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT, Dec. 22:-The Christ
mas season will be f1ttingly observed
in the churches of the borough to-
morrow at both the morning and
evening services. At the Reformed
church special music will be rendered
at both services, while at the Baptist
church Christmas anthems will be
rendered both morning and evening
At Calvary M. E. church there will be
no sermon in the evening and the
choir will render their annual musical
service under the direction of Mrs.
Frank A. Smith.
The churches and Sunday schools
this year have decided to do away
with the Christmas treat and instead
use the money for some worthy cause.
The Reformed church donated SIS to
the Red Cross, while the Sunday schol
of Calvary church donated q substan-
tial sum to the Assyrian and Arme-
nian relief. The small children Of the
school will be remembered In the
usual way.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
PRESBYTERIANS AT
CHRISTMAS EVENT

The Presbyterian church was nicely
decorated with holly and on the plat
form they had large Christmas tree
and around the tree was boxes of
sweets and oranges for all the school
and for the younger ones an extra pres
ent, at the Christmas exercises last
night.
The church was well filled. Super
intendent Wilbur LaRoe was in charge
and Glenworth Sturgis offered the
prayer. The school as a whole sang
Christmas carols and primary depart
nent as well as the junior department
entertained by recitations and singing
DR.. Littel, the pastor, made short ad-
dress, after which a special contribu-
ton was taken for the Syrians and Ar
menan sufferers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
MAN THAT ENTERED THE
FRERICHS HOME IS HELD
By Special Correspondent

TOTTENVILLE, Dec. 22-Magis-
trate Handy in the second district
court yesterday held James Ryan,
ffty-three years old, in $500 bail to
await the action of the grand jury
He was locked up in the county Jail at
Richmond. Ryan was caught early
yesterday morning in the home Of
William D. Frerichs. of Amboy road,
and is being held on the charge of
burglary. When arraigned in court
he had nothing to say only that he
entered to get warm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
United States Accepts N. J. Unit.

Trenton, Dec. 2..-FederaI recogni.
ton, dating from October &c, has been
granted the Second Regiment Field
Artillery of New Jersey, of which ia
cob S. Buist of Moorestown was re-
Gently elected colonel. Information to
this effect was received by Acting
Adjutant General Gilkyson. Members
of the new regiment have been look.
ing for such recognition for some time
as a preliminary step toward being
mustered into the federal service.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
BAL LTHASER COUNCIL TO
HAVE EUCHRE TONIGHT
BIZ Special Correspondent.

TOTTENVILLE, Dec. 22.-Arrange-
ments are complete for the euchre un-
der the auspices of Balthaser Council
No. %, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, that is to be
held tonight at Nielsen's hall, Kreisch-
erville. The committee in charge of
the arrangements have prepared to
entertain large number of friends
from the entire section of this end of
the island. There will be a number of
prizes awarded in the games that will
start at o'clock. The proceeds will
go to the Red Cross.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
New Jersey News
in Tabloid Form
Approve Big Traction Bond Issue.

Approve Big Traction Bond Issue.
Trenton, Dec. 2',-The State Board
Of Public Utility Commissioners has
approved the application of the Nor
ris County Traction Company for the
issuing of debenture bonds amounting
to $1,179,000, the board saying that
the plan of the company is reasonable,
not prejudicial, to public interest, and
that the rights of no bondholder can
be affected, except with his consent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
CHILDREN PROVE PATRIOTIC.
10000 Eschew Christmas Goodies tc
Give Proceeds to Sammees,

Atlantic City, Dec. 2'@Ten thou.
sand Sunday school children volun-
tarily will 60 without their customary
Christmas entertainment, candy and
oranges this year in order that shore
churches may give the money either
to the Red Cross or to Uncle Sam
direct for Sammees across seas.
There were doubtful dominies pres
ent when the idea was suggested to
the Ministerial Union. Some wanted
to know how the kids would take It.
Somebody suggested referendum
and It was so ordered. Ninety-nine
per cent. Of the children voted to fore
go confectionery. The nays were lost
in the scuffa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
ri luca Home Burned.

Millville, Dec. 2>..-An exploding
gasoline stove set fire to the Di Luca
dwelling, in which last week a grad
ruple murder took place, and destroyed
it, together with another dwelling, a
barber shop and tailor establishment.
In an effort to extinguish the blazing
gasoline, Joseph De Mae was severely
burned on the hands.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
, DecoIorIxlnu Carbons.

English experimenters have at least
partially discovered the secret proc
esses used in the manufacture OF
German and Dutch decolorixIng car
bons for the sugar industry.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
Straw as Food.

Both wheat and barley straw were
used by the ancient Hebrews, chiefly
as fodder for the horses, cattle and
camels Genesis 24:25; Kings 4:2S;
Isaiah II q; 65 :25). There Is no inti-
nation that straw was used for litter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
COCKTAILS TO TAKE NEW PLACE.
General Will Head Quartermaster
Corps-To Quit Jersey Job.

COFpS"Io 0uiI SSISSy WV
Trenton, Dec. 2 Gen. George w.
Goethals has notified Governor Edge
that he has accepted the post of acting
uuartermaster general of the United
States army. He will confer with the
State Highway Commission at its next
meeting here over plans for the con-
tinuation of his work, after which he
will be obliged to retire as state high
way engineer probably.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
Presbyterian Music

Morning Christmas Service II O'clock
Organ-Chant du Berger Burgess
Professional Hymn No. II
Responsive reading-Selection No. 81
Baritone solo-"It Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" ....Oley Speaks
Fred A. BRIGGS
Hymn No. rs
Offertory anthem-''The New Born
King ...............,. Fletcher
Sermon by the pastor-Subject, The
First Christmas Sermon"
Recessional Hymn No. 20
Organ-Chorus from The Messiah"
Handel
Violin and organize Cygne
Saint -Saens
Professional Hymn No. 73
Scripture
Male Quartet-"We Have Seen His
5taT ss.... ............s Slmper
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22


cises in the church proper.
Services will be held in the church
at Sis o'cloll on Tuesday morning.;
THE Second Grace Lutheran Sunday
school will meet at the school building
FOR services tomorrow afternoon AZ
en o'clock. The Christmas exercises
viii he held in the building on Weo"
nesday night.
Danish NJ. T. Church
Madison avenue and Jefferson
Sunday services: The pastor win
nreach both in the morning and N
the evening. The Lords Supper VIII
also be administered. The Sunday
schools and the Epworts League an
usual.
ing 1890. No service on December
Ok in the evening at the chapel on
The Sunday schools have their
Christmas tree festival on Thursday
evening. December 27, in the church.
The Epworth League have their
Christmas festival on Saturday even-
ing. Good music and programs. All
are welcome.
No other meetings during the week.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Danish M. T.. CuuICu LltI OAA .
dav afternoon ait the home of Mrs. E.
Jeremiasen, in Neville street The
society had a very pleasant time.
Good refreshments were served. The
report from the secretary was excel
lent. The last sale brought in far over
$500. The society decided to pay on
a debt of $3.50 and also gave some-
thing to benevolences and other good
causes. The society is increasing and
doing very good work.
st. Stephens Danish Church
On Sunday morning, service at
1880 o'clock; Sunday school at
O'clock in the basement of the church
and in the Children's Home, 41A
Compton avenue. Christmas evening
service Monday at 5 o'clock. Morn
ing service on Christmas Day at 1880
o'clock. Christmas tree for the Sum
day school children Thursday night at
Is o'clock in the basement Young
PEOPLES Society will have Christmas
tree Friday night at s.
Our Sayior's Danish Lutheran Church
V. &. Skov, pastor. Services Sum-
day: English, GAS a. M; Danish,
10:45 a. m.
No service in chapel on Brace ave-
nue. on account Of funeral.
Service Christmas day. 1880 a. m
Anthem by the choir
Children's service Thursday, 1880
p. m.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-12-22
GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
PLAN CHRISTMAS EVENTS

The main department Of the Grace
English Lutheran Sunday school will
hold their Christmas exercises in the
church Sunday night, December 23, at
t.5V O'Clock. The following program
has been arranged:
Opening hymn, 20 Bright and Happy
Throng."
Invocation and prayer, Rev. Nh
Hymn, Beautiful Stars"
Responsive reading.
Recitation, Welcome Speech" Roy
Peterson.
Hymn. Sing Again the Song"
Recitation, Just Christmas" Mall
colin Jaubach.
Recitation, Christmas Cradle Song"
Eleanor Mathiasen, Clara Axen, Mil
dred Williamson.
Song, "A Song Of the Highest"
Recitation, Come. Kneel by the
Manger." Clara Haraskov, Caroline
Haraskov, Madeline Nelson.
Recitation, NO Room" Esther and
Alfredo Dunkelberger.
Song, Angels Sang His Story
Address, by Rev. Mr. Schlotter
Song, THE Song Of Love"
Recitation, Give Cheerfully." Re-
gina Larson.
Recitation, Greeting 70 the Ane-
els" Louise Weber Elouise Larson.
Song, '1Thro the Portals Of the Sky.r
Recitation, Christmas Carols" Wiz.
hemina Smith. Isabelle Miller.
Recitation, THE Star Of Bethlehem.S
Christa Peterson, Edna Anderson, Jan.
ct Stocked.
Offering and announcements.
Song, 10, the King is Born"
Recitation, "Rejoice," Marie Axens
Jeanette Heinig. Elizabeth Stocked.
Recitation, "a Christmas Carol,~
Eugene Eike.
Recitation, Light" James Bennett
Song. Israel Awake
Lords Prayer.
Benediction.
Primary Department,
The primary department of the
Grace English Lutheran Sunday school
will have their Christmas exercises in
the basement Of the church on Sunday
December %, at $50
o'clock. The following program will
be rendered:
Opening song, Christmas Bells"
Prayer, by Pastor Schlotter.
Recitation. "A Christmas Greeting.
Amanda Smith, Alice Lees.
Recitation, 'TThe Star, Song and
Crown" Pearl Madsen, Helen Seaman,
Mabel Skyberg. :.
Recitation, "Once a Lovely STAR"
Katherine Schlotter.
Recitation, when You Were SMALL
Anna Sindet.
Solo, Lullaby" Esther Kidd
Recitation, Once Upon Time"
Marie Won Spreckelson, Florence john
son, Ruth Peterson, Florence Brown,
George Bennett, Herbert Christensen,
julius Dressler. Harold Anderson.
Recitation, Merry Bells of christ
mas" Anna Peterson, Ellen Thomp-
son, Ellen Schultz, Anita Axen.
Recitation, sleep Little Baby Jes-
US" Frederick Deik.
Recitation, Give" John Janderup.
Recitation, "A Christmas Welcome"
John Dixon.
Recitation, THE star" Edith Nell
son, Marion Schade. Ruth Deik, Ruin
Larson. Emma Smith.
Song, 'Luthers Cradle Hymn.
Recitation, "A Big Speech" Christ-
ian Stocked.
Recitation. Ring Out the Tidings,
Arnold Christensen, Joseph SklVer.
sen. Earl Thompson, Edward Peterson:
Recitation, "Star of Bethlehem,
Lillian Beauregard, Florence Lukas
Mary Swenson.
Lords Prayer
Benediction.
Distribution of gifts.