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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-09

notified, and the chairmen and VIC
chairnen have been requested t
rleet with Chairmen Phelps an
| Reardon at $50 o'clock Friday after
noon, November Sth for final instruc
tions and to receive pledge cards:
j City Of Sumrer.
a Ward No. ii. w. Nelson, Chair
man; Mrs. Sallie Bacoat, Vice Chair
i man; Sam Franklin, Rev. d. W
\ IN1itherspoon.
B Ward No. Prev. D. P. Pender
|. grass, Chairman5 Caesar Bennett
. Vice Chairman; Mrs. Julia Byrd, j
| ~. valen5ne, Nelson Shaw.
l Ward SIS. J. Mcdonald, Chair
man; z. E. Jones, Vice Chairman:
"A. r. Donnally, j. c. Prioleau, C. "A
Lawson, r. w. Westberry, Mrs. C. a
Lawson. Mrs. Pearl Spears, Miss NJ
Z. Glover, Rev. J. w. Murph, M. J.
Frederick, Mrs. Alma Boykin.
Ward 4-Rev. J. w. Moultrie,
Chairman; Rev. I. D. Davis, Vice
Chairman; w. B. Durant, Rev. E. w
Dix, Rev. j. P. Foster, Rev. J. Nc
Kensie Harrison, Miss Helen Usher,
Miss Matte Walters, E. y. Walters.
Miss Mamie Davis, Mrs. Edna Davis.
Miss Louise Lowery, Mrs. Annie San
ders. Mrs. y. V. Glover, aIrs. A. j.
Johnson.
Mayesville Township-Rev. A. P.
Howard, Chairman; Rev. NJ. J. Sum
ter, a. B. Stuckey, Miss Emma Viii
son, Rev. J. P. Crawford, G. w.
Price, Rev. S. M. Sampson, e. C.
Green, Mrs. H. L. johnson. Miss
Sailie Lowry, Mayesville; Sanders
Cain, Shiloh
Rafting Creek Township-T. B.
Wright, Chairman, Hagood; r. W.
Watts. Vice Chairman, Horatio: Ed
gar Dinkins, Hagood: E M Skinner,
Rc-nbert: Mrs. Victoria Rabb, Rem
bert; Mrs. Lottie Atkinson, Horatio;
Mrs. Florence Dicks, Horatio, Nelson
Roykin, E. w. Wilson, Mrs. Belle
KendricI, Re,nbert
Manchester Township. r. Mitch
ell, Chairman, Wedgefield; Rev. G. 3.
Clark, vice chairman, Wedgefield. !.
Mrs. Susan Richardson, Wedgefield;
Mrs. Martha Allen, WedgeGe1d; Ms.
Brooks Rogin, Wedgefeld.
Middleton Township-R. H. Rich
ardson, Wedgefeld; Rev. D. J. Ma
thaniel, Sumter, r. 2; Rev. A w.
Frierson, Wedgefield; E. D.. DeLong,
Wedgefeld; G. Lee Winn, Wedgefeld; );
S. NJ. Green, Wedgefeld.
Shiloh Township-Rev. G. 3. Till
man, Shiloh, Chairman; B. J. Miller,
Vice Chairman; Rev. J. McHarris,
Shiloh; Wess Lennon, Olanta; Bent
ley Woods, Lynchburg; Farmer
Green, Lynchburg; Mrs. Charity
Keels, Shilh; Mrs. G. 3. Tillman, Shi-
loh
Concord Township. W. Gregg,
Chairman, Sumter, R. l; J. A. Frier-
son, Vice Chairman, Sumter, R. l.:
Robert Grantham, Sumter, R. J.;
John Smith, Sumter, r. l; Rev. G. !.
Hamilton, Sumter, r. /; Or. I. W.
Williams, Sumter, r. /; Mrs. Jane
Williams, Sumter, r. I; Miss c.. E.
Manony, Sumter, r. 1; Rev. j. A.
Manony, Sumter, r. !.
Providence Township-F. NJ Mar
tin, Chairman, Dalzell; Seymour
Howard Vice Chairman Ha1zeI1.
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J. H. Haynsworth,
Co. 'Supt. of Education

The State Board Of Education ha:
;,,st issued the following address:
To the Trustees, Patrons, and Pupil;
of the Public Schools of SoutE
Carolina:
Il. Any teacher who had begun
actual work and whose class room wa:
closed by the influenza quarantine G.
the State Board of Health is entltlet
20 full pay for the period of his or he.
enforced inactivity.
IL. Any teacher under contract
to open school. but who was pre-
vented from doing so by the quar-
ansine Of the State Board of Health
is entitled to equitable pay for the pc.
riod of his or her enforced inactiv
ity."
III. Any school Or school district
participating in State funds will no.
iorfeit it's right to State lid if tbs
trustees pay salaries in full for the
time covered by the influenza Quaran-
tine.
The above items are earnestly
commended to the careful considera-
ton Of the trustees throughout the
State.
ITO the teachers, the members O..
the State Board of Education desire
70 say that they have great confidence
in the professional devotion and con-
scientiousness of the teachers Of the
State and they believe that the
teachers will gladly give Of their tins
and efforts to enable the pupils Il
have as good an opportunity tnl:
year as they have ever had to ge;
what is their due. To this end Iae
Beard believes that the teachers vii.
gladly eliminate holidays, curtail thf
Christmas vacation, and prolong 20 q
greater or less degree the session neX'
spring.
The Board urgently calls upon the
parents and pupils cheerfully to CO.
opertae in every way, to make an in
tensive drive, to reduce to minimum
the number of diversions and distrac.
tions, and, by steanling up in all edu,
cational endeavors, thus to make. III
in great measure most Of the VALUABLE
time that has been lost.
ITO the colleges the State BoaTd
of Education w:shes to express it,
realization of the inadvisaloility O.
lowering any Of the standards o:
admission. They are already too low
But certainly in making their ratings
for this year it will not be just to give
undue emphasis to the time element
For this year the colleges will have te
Judge more largely than therefore, BY
results; and the schools, by inten-
siveness and enthusiasm, will have te
compensate as much as possible fo'
the time that was lost in CONFORMING
to the requirements of a quarantine
that was in harmony with the de-
raands of wisdom and necessity
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NUT SHELLS NEEDED.
A Call to Members of Boys Corn and
Pig Clubs.
Dear Club Member:

Dear Club Member:
You are already rendering a
splendid service to your country ir
the production Of corn, wheat anG
other crops; also pigs and calves,
which is so necessary to the material
prosperity of our country, and to the
winning Of the war. Now comes an
other appeal for service.
The Gas Defense Division OF the
United States army is very anxious in
deed to obtain all shells Of black wal
nuts, butter nuts, hickory nuts and
seeds Of such stone fruits as peaches,
cherries, prunes, ETC., for the purpose
of making charcoal to be used in gas
masks for our soldiers.
You can add another important ser
vice to our country by collecting
such stones and seeds as are wanted
by the gas defense division Of the
United States army, and turn them
over to your local branch Of the Red
Cross for shipment. In performing
this duty you will be engaged in no
small matter, as you may be saving
the lives of many of our gallant sol
diers (perhaps your own brother or
some other near relative) in protect
ing them from the deadly fumes OF
the enemy's gas shells.
7 am confident that you will re-
spond to this call as heartily as you
have to hose in the past, remember
ing that you are performing most
patriotic work.
Yours for the success of our army
L. l. BAKER,
Supervising Agent of Boys Club
Work.
D;.Lao,,;11o N-o1,
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Death.

Mr.. D. NJ. Blar ding has received
news Of the death on October II ot
his nephew. James Douglas Blandine.
second son of Judge !. II. Blanding. OF
Corsicana, Texas. and Of his hroth2:'
i;l-law. Rev r. Luther Harmon. Of
Walden, Miss, on November ,. Roth
died from the effects of influenza.
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Matfgu'a1 allo seutBron.
Rablkl1ed Wednesday and Saturday
BY
osaTTM PUBLISHING COMPANY
SUMTER, S. G.
Terms:
81. 10 per annum-in advance.

Advertisements.
S0ne Square first insertion >. ..Sl.ot
Esvery subsequen. Insertion. .5e
Contracts for three months. or
longer will be made at reduced rates
H1 Communications which sub
,ssrYs private interests viii be charged
fer As advertisements.
Obituaries and tributes Of respee,
viii be charged for.
The Sumter Watchman was found
ID 81 1850 and the True Southrcn i,
1856. The Watchman and Sout1.So.
n6w has the com bined circulation ane
a5usnce OF both of the old papers.
and Is manifestly the best advertiser.
Medium in Sumter.
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American Casualty List.

Bishopville, Nov. 5.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-09
TILE Pay OF TEACHERS.
State Board Of Education Says The,
Should be Paid for Time Schools
Were Closed

Please publish the following com
:nunication from the State Board OF
Education The Sumter CoIn.l
Board of Education endorses it. !.
should be of interest to all concern
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-09

Washington, Nov. 5.-The follow
ing casualties are reported by the
commanding general Of the American
Fxpeditionary Forces:
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-11-09

Rev NJ. ]. Jackson, Dalzell; Miss
Mary E. Hill, Dalzell,eRichard Reacn,
Dalzell; John Washington, DalzeIl;
Rev. Theodore Diggs, Dalzell.
Privateer Township-Rev. c.. f.
Brogdon, Sumter. r. 2. This COM
mittee will be completed later. a.
B. Brunson, Malichia Singleton.
Stateburg Township-Rev. R. 3.
Curry, Chairman; Rev. C. E. Hunter,
Vice C1mn.; Mrs. Hattie D. Taylor,
Rev. G. w. spivey, Rev. o. A Parker,
Ransom Wright, Mrs. Emma Green.
NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CRED
lTORS.
Estate of Miss Musidora I. Colclougt,
Deceased.
All persons having demands of any
scrt against said estate will present
them duly attested, and all in any
way indebted to said estate will please
settle with
Mrs. Gertrude E. Richardson,
Qualified Executrix.
Oswego P. O., S. c.. r. F. D. /, Box
IS.
Sumter, S. c., Oct. %, 1918.
1t All Depends.
How late shall you remain at your
summer cottage this year?"
"Ask the cook. Boston Transcript.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Xmas Candies

Place your orders NOW to be
delivered at any time anywhere.
We have large and exclusive line
Of the very best makes in the
country.
Morris, Block, Elmcr's, Whit
mans, Huylcr's, Samosct, Nobility
in one to flve-pound boxes.
Other Popular-Priced Candies
ill Attractive Onc-Pound Boxes.
Nelson's De Luxe Chocolates,
pound SOC.
Lady Helen Cordial and Fruit,
ID. 7:sc.
Milk Chocolates, Fruits and
Nuts, ID. 73c.
Lady Evelyn Mixed Chocolates,
~. soc.
Lady Helen Chocolate Cherries,
h., 7Hc.
Lady Phyllis Caramel and Nou-
get. ID, GGc.
Lib. and LIB. Chocolate-Cov-
cred Almonds. in holly box, 45c
and 75c.
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church of tho Holy Comforter.

Morning prayer at IL a. M.-Proces-
sional. hymn ~, 20 Come: All Ye Faith.
fur: "Nenitc" tGoss); Gloria Patrf'
tNcvins) tie Deum" in c (MarsD;
.Jubilate Dec" in l. tDanks>. Ante
Town OF Bethlehem; "kyric" IN F.
tTours): Gloria Tibi" (PlcyeD: hymn
81. "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing;
cffertory. go Holy Night" (AAlam): pre-
sentatton (chanD. Holy Communion
"SanctUs" ,chanD: hymn 227. 20 Saw
ing Victim: Gloria in EXcelsis Gold
chano: recessional hymn 81. Sing, 0
Sing. This Happy Morn
Evcnsong at T.. M.-Processional.
hymn co. angels From the Realm" y:
Gloria Patri" tField); "Magnificat" in
ID Field): "Nunc Dimittis" in ID
tFicld); anthem. hymn is, The
Shadows of the Evening": hymn SO, ut
Came Upon the Midnight Clear: Of
fcrtory. The First Christmas" (Barn-
by): presentation (chanD: occasional.
hymn SIS. go Little Town OF Bethlehem"
Organist. Mrs Viola Diacont Ander-
son; director Robert l.. Minor.
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Imported e Domestic
Perfumes

IIoubigant's Ideal Extract. l.
ounce box. $3.50.
Houbigant's Ideal Extract, 2L
OF. in box, $3.50.
Houbigant's Quecoues Fleur, /
or. in box. $500.
Houbigant's Toilet Water, s u
OF. bottle, $3.50.
Houbigant's Face Powder, per
box, 1915.
Rigaud's Mary Garden Extract.
in Satin-lincd box, $3.50.
Rigaud's Mary Garden Toilet
Water, 5-oZ. size, $3.50.
Kirkoff's Djer-Kiss Extract, /
OF. bottle, %I.75.
Kirkoff's Djer-Kiss Toilet Wat
er, ST.75.
Kirkon's Djer-Kiss Face Pow
der. Csc and $1.1O.
Pivcr's Azurea, Floryme, La
Trcile Extract, LOUNGE bottle,
$1.75.
Piver's Azurca. Floryme, La
Trcilc Toilet Water, $2.35.
Piver's Azurea, Floryme. La
Trcfle Face Powder. box. $1.5O.
Vivaudou's Lady Mary and
Mavis Extract, Toilet Water, Face.
Powder, Sachet. etc.
Mclba. Hudnut's. Vautine's and
Colgate's Toilet Goods.
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Tabernacle baptist Church.

. ,Morning-itymn No. 90: anthem.
,:NN,nSeiS From the Realms OF Glorya
hethlchem tBart!ctO; hymn No. 81.
organisations No. 102: anthem.
iieafens" tSemper): hymn No. Ss;
hymn No 90
The choir is composed Of: Sopranos
Mrs. - r.. Sergeant, Mrs. w. T. Shep-
nerd. AIRS. &. +. kellam. Mrs Bernard
Kelly. Mrs: w. r. Francis. Miss Elsie
Crowdcr Miss Emily Moncure. Miss
HrEinia Gartreli. Miss Virginia.
Gnari.S. Altos-Mrs. G. Il. Williams.
Mrs. Hugh Ryland Miss Sallie Mon.
cure Miss Lucille Kendall. Miss Ruth
Gro wder: Mrs: w. y: Haynes. Mrs. w.
Tuck. Mrs. II. l.. Moxan. Tcnors-J
l.. Tyler. ". l.. Norvell. Bass-Aubrsy
fond, Charles Il. Cartel. r. l.. Moxon,
X l. Booker. The choir is under tho
dictatorship OF Il. IT. Cosby. Miss Ma
bel TAYLOR. orEnnist -
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fe Faithful" (Adeste Fide.es): wen
itc" IMarinl in hat: Gloria MAR
tnp In y fiat: ITO Deum Laudamus"
in i Of. r. Harkcr): Festival Jubi-
late" in ID DANES II. Rogers): hymn
~. IL Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
OK 5. willis: "kyrie Elcison" tMon-
wardl: hymn 81. "Fark. the Herald
Angels Sing" tMendclssohn): anthem,
CIV. Ii. Nc!diinScr): offertoPv sentence
and doNology: 'Sanctus'' Of. a. G. GU
seley): communion hymn 22S, And
Now. O Father. Mindful of the Love"
Nv. II. Monk); Gloria in ExceIsis''
tOld chant: '"rhreefold Amen" John
Naylor); occasional. go Little Town or
Bethlehem" a. RI. Redncr).
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Second nnptint Church.

II \. Morgan prelude Unfold
Yc Portals Everlasting" (Gounod) !;
Rejoice This Blessed Morn" (Spence);
oHertory IN Il fiat Useed). baritone
SOLO. But Who May Abide tho Day OF
His Coming" tMcssiah): There Were
Shepherds" tBuck); postlude in d
tAshford).
j. Morgan prelude. "Berceuse" in
Il HAT Gteed): Thou Lamb of God"t Will
l!ams): Confidence" (Mendelssohn) ::
The Babe of Light and Glory" DRESS
icr): still Is the Night in Bethlehem"
lSpcncc); benedctory service. Savior.
breathe an Evening BLESSING"
Choir: Mrs. William X. Reinhardt,
soprano: Mrs. c. i. CABOT. alto: Hugh
EugS, tenor: Howard -. Bryant. bari
tone Herbert l.. Rees. organist and
director.
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French Hory
a Partial List Includes:

Combination Sets. from $500
to $4,000.
Comb. Brush and Mirror Sets,
from $3.50 to $500.
Comb and Brush Sets, from
81 80 to $500.
Military Brush Sets, with Cloth
Brush. $3.50 to $3.50.
Military Brushes. $3.50 up.
Manicure Sets. from $500 to
5000.
Infant Sets, from $3.50 to
$3.50.
Ivory Clocks. large assort-
ment of beautiful designs. from
$t.5 to $3.50.
Picture Frames. from SOC to So.
Individual Ivory Pieces Include
Cloth and Hair Brushes
Jewel Boxes
Oval and Round Mirrors. with
handle: all sizes
Manicure Implements = File,
C"..icle knife, Button Hook, Shoe
HON, etc.
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WILL HELP FEED NATIONS
f"od Supply in Denmark Found Sum-
clehf To Aid Outside
World

cIolENIlAGEN. December 2l.-C;rant
S 2.,,,,.m' OF the American Legation AZ
Hp.lnhEcn In AN interview with a
! i"Se1tatlFe of politik. n. said thnt
i i,,e i ,'ilarK was in position to pIay an
t air!pDi ant part III the great work OF
WIKI! ',iS those countries in Europe
"ictt there was scarcity of food in
IEH,H1IuHhcc OF the war. BY enabling
nns nt,,ark TO produc" more food il would
noaH'o!e 20 save a large amount Of ton
mage mat would otherwise be nee,Ind
81 - nring supplies from America and
.o;uh'ii.S overseas.
,h;Hilcric;,' ne declared. was contcm
pn;linE the sending OF seed corn. fnr-
t ct',Hn.S and foodstuns 10 Denmark on
D ci.t,'n Ihat a certain proportion of
n , produce. particularly flour and
meal: should be delivered t. ,b 'o,sc
GgS sah nr;co which are in need OF it. at
ne brought about more ;ffcciiya,~ .,,,1
moro IuickIy than in any other. ~
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NOTED RESTAURANT CLOSED
"b"inns" nj New York Said to IJ,r.
hccn First Always to he
Open.

,. NEW YORK December 2l.-"Do-
Jan ~ no more. New York's most
famous beancry, known from coast to
soast' where hundreds OF famous men
naNc hcen wont 10 stop and satisfy
Zee an sinkers," has closed It's doors.
Iatrick Dolnn. who started the res
taurant, died some years ago and own
erSh!p passed to his nephew. John i.
Meehah, upon whose death the bust
han.
Pat" Dolan was said 10 have orig
mated the idea of "A twentv-fou--hor,r
restaurant. I've fred away the door
key, he announced when he opened
ms bcancr%. For many years there
alter the place was busy day and night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22

Morning Quartet, christmas"
(Shelley): quartet and trio. Il Desired
Wisdom" (Stainc): baritone solo and
quartet, Nazareth" (GounoD: re-
sponse. French carol sleep. Holy
Child" tGracvert
Evening--Iluartet. There Were
shepherds tBuck). response. Holy
Night tGrubc): quartet. "Of the
Fathers Love" tMacfarlanc) solo duet
ana quartet. bethlehem" (Dartlctt.
ON account of the illness of Mrs
John L. Dorset. soprano. Miss Lucille
Cull!ngworth will sing the soprano
part i'll the quartet. tho other members
being Mrs. Il. S. Hudgins, contraIto:
-. +. Blake. tenor; Marcus Kellcrmam
baritone: Shepherd Webb. organist.
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,IISC!:IIANI.0I-S

Life and Advent Chrixtian-p
Howlc
Christian Srirncc-RcEuiar services
Viii pe held IN FIRST Church Of Christ.
Scientist, this morning az u o'clock.
Subject. is The Universe. Including
Man. Evolved by Atomic Force?''
ChrfstndeIphinn- Services III Colon
DO Hall ut II and O'Clock.
81. Johns Evangelical Luthcrnn-Rev.
oscar Guthc. the pastor. VIII preach at
IL and again at = o'clock.
y. VI. e. A.-W. c. Norman Will con-
duet the usual lobby service for men
at $3.50 o'clock. with 5. Glover Winter
AT ne piano. Sclden Wake VIII talk
TO the boys at $50 o'clock.
First tnitnrinn Ghnrch--Thc minis
ter, Rev. William Claiming Brown. will
preach on Emotions and Reason in
lIciSion-a Christmas sermon" sun
day school at l2:2O o'clock.
The Velvet Kind.
The Velvet Kind has no known
oeer--Seasonable all the ycar"-Adv.
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Seventh street Christian Church.

Organ prelude; chimes; professional.
1T Came Upon Midnight Clear
(WillisD; invocation. Lords PRAYER:
'Gloria": anthem. There Were Shep-
herds" tMacfarlanc); responsive Scrip
ture reading: hymn. 80 Little Town of
Bethlehem tRedncr): Scripture lesson ::
carol God Rest fe. Merry Gentlemen"
tReducrl; prayer and response: hymn,
"IIark. the Herald Angels Sing" (Men-
delssohn): reading, The Other Wise
Man: carol. The Little Lord Jesus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Trunks Mansion Mfxnnmcd.

TOIt.kA. kAN.. December 21-Bn-
cause 1t would taxi $4,000 to make
habitablc the Executive Mansion once
the finest home In Topeka. Governor
eject Henry Allen is going to live at
q hotel. Mrs. Allen recently came TO
Ioneka to inspect the mansion and
declared 1t Impossible. 1t has not
neen occupied FOR Tour years. The roof
leaks. some of the windows do not
shut tight and the stairs crcak. The
house was painted a bright yellow
err hcate en- barn. -
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Mahogany Goods

Always Make a Desirable, Sub
stnntial and Practical Xmas Gift.
We have very large and ex-
cellent line OF Clocks from S1.5O
to 5000.
Mahogany Nut Bowls, with and.
withC.t Crackers.
Mahogany Candlesticks, Flower
Stands. Trays, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Centenary Methodist Church.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 Little Town
OF Bethlehem" tNevin): anti Q m.
Christians. Awake" (WarreD; offer
tory, Nazareth" tGounod.
Night--Sentencc. silent Night. Holy
Night" (Gruebcr); anthem, Light OF
the World" tStarnes): ofertory. The
Night Song of Bethlehem" tBuck).
Choir-Mrs. T. V. Gum, soprano; Mrs.
Horace Slater, contsalto; c. l.. Walker,
tenor: DR.. II. r. Byrnes, baritone and
director. e.. G.. Pattishall, organist
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Stationery

We have nice line Of Box
Pnper. from SOC to $3.50. ~
Paper, Envelopes and Cores
pondence Cards combined.
Correspondence Cards. plain
and gilt edges.
Military Insignia Stationery.
The latest Khaki Color and Of
ticers' Tan Box Paper.
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second Presbyterian Church

ning-"Christians, Awake! Salute
the Happy Morn" tSchnecker): Adore
and BE Still (Drcssler): 20 Little
Town Of Bethlehem (Nevin).
EvcninE-"Messiah Is King" (War-
rem: Holy Night" 1NocD.
Quartet-Miss Matte Lee Ellington,
soprano: Miss Margaret Ellington, con-
tra!to. w. w. Allen. tenor; j. IL. Ben
nett. bass; Miss Mary Lakeland violin.
Mrs. Conway II. Gordon orsanist
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Broad street Me{hoa,>, c,,

Morning-"Glory, Peace. Good wurs
Nv. wv iiscnl: In the beginning" tSprossis
here Were Shepherds (vincent)
r.fehinS-S Sing. o II a V o n az
nIIGnrS); 20 Holy Night (AdornS.
Glory 20 God" (Noblel.
Choir Mrs. Lillian Phillins -
prano: Mrs II. L. CARRIER. alto: ]. Flow
iihNter tenor: Charles K. Nunnniils
pass. Miss Angi" Simms, organisf !.
John Ii. johnson. director.
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ST. Andrew. Eptscopn, Church.

Professional. 20 Come, All Ye Faith
full Oakley: "Ncnite" (Mendclssohm (.
re Deum" in tN. Dcspommicr, :;
"Jubilate" I'm G Williams); introit.
90. Little Town of Bethlehem" or
Brooks); Gloria Tibi" tAnon): hymn.
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear
(Scars): anthem. while Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks" (SmarD: Sane
tus" U'. Armes): Gloria in Excelsis'
told chanO: occasional. ''Hark, tn.
Herald Angels Sing" (Wcslcy).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-22
Monumental Mcthndlst Churrh

Morning organ prelude; anthem.
"Adeste Fidelcs" tNinccnt Novelio) ::
hymn; prayer; anthem. 80 Have Yc
Heard the TidngS" tSiXtccnth Century
Arr. Clarence Dickinson): Scripture
lesson; otfertory, anthem, Awake. Put
on Thy Strength" adolf Frey: hymn:
sermon: anthem, Sing. .. Sing This
Blessed Morn" CIV. II. Ncidlingcr);
hymn; benedictioi: poStlude.
EFening-orgnn prelude: anthem,
Rise. Crowned With Light" &C. Il.
Rutcnbcr): hymn: prayer: anthem
so Silently the Stars Look Down.
tMilliam X. spence: Scripture lesson:
oHertory. anthem, There Were Shcp-
herds "a. II. GauD; hymn, sermon;
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81. Jane. MctboJi.t Church

Evening service only-Processional
Soul Doth Magnify the Lord" (Simp.
ers): prayer: sentence, They That Sow
In Tears" (GauD; Creed: Psalm No.
10: Gloria No. 10: hymn No. ITO; les
son: onertory, We Praise Thee O
God (Marsh): orchestra, "Melodie"
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Pnrk Pine. ch,,rch

Morning scrvicc-OrEan. "Pastorale"
'Lemaigre); doxoloEy: hymn: Creed:
prayer; anthem. Fear Not, For Be
hold | Bring You Good Tidings" Win
cent?: Psalm with responsive reading
Gloria fatri"; lesson; oncrtory Sing
o Heavens" tTOurs); hymn; sermon:
prayer; soprano solo, There Were
ShepherdS tScotO: hymn and bcne-
diction: organ poS;lude fLcmmens).
Evening servicc-"Noel Ecossa is
tGuilmant, doNoloGy: hymn: Creed:
prayer: anthem. Fear Not. For Be
hold | Bring You Good Tidings" Win
cent?: Psalm With responsive reading:
Gloria l'atr!": lesson: oncrtory. The
Lord ReiSneth" tStultZ): hymn; ser
mon: prayer: hymn and bcncdiction
organ postlude, march in l. fiat ODE
shaycs).
Quartet Choir-Mrs. l.. Cowhcrd. so
prano; MIR. llannaford. tenor; Mrs. j.
r.. Quaries. alto: MIR Roland Nunnaly.
basso. Mrs Austin W. Martcnstein
orSanist and choir director
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