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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
Red Cross Notes

l. Because of the world war, Poland
a been thrown into a state of mis-
cry unparalleled in the history Of the
world. Thousands of villages and
towns have been laid bare, and the
cities are in ruins. Vast areas are
lying idle for lack of labor, farming
implements and seed, the factories
have been destroyed, their equip
ment demolished, inc the need of raw
material and coal is colossal. AS a
consequence, the distress of the work
ing classes and their families in inde-
scribable. IS
Lying as 1t does in the midst of
three belligerent states. Germany,
Austria and Russia and, in fact, form
ing a part of each, Poland has suffered
more than any other part of Europe
over which the armies of the warning
nations have fought. Today. her sofl
Is covered with the graves of thous-
ands of ~innocents. whose only thought
was to be left unmolested on their
quite little farmlands to pursue the
ways of peace n industry.
The ancient kingdom of Poland en-
more than $4,000 square miles. and
tory of about 76,5O0 square miles,
The state Of Siedleo, Warsaw and
Lomza, over which most of the East
ern campaign was fought, comprise
10000 square miles of land and have
a population of 10, 000, 600. The
states of Lublin and Biotrkow, the
largest and richest in Poland, with the
exception of Warsaw. have been re-
duced to veritable deserts; their towns
have been sacked and ruined, ana
their inhabitants scattered to the four
winds. What were once the beautiful
homes of the old Polish families, to-
day present the most miserable and
pathetic spectacle on the face of the
earth. Ats
Galicia In Austrian Poland. covers
more than $4,000 squire miles and
except for the city of Krakow and its
six neighboring districts, formed a
large part of the theatre of war. This
portion of Poland present the as
pect of a waste and desolate cemetery,
and as far the eye can reach there are
of rude wooden crosses marking
the resting place of friend and foe, |
sleeping side by side, awaiting the
grand Reteille. The same is true of |
the entire Russian front in Garpathia. |
The story of the great misery and the |
great desolation on the unfortunate |
Inhabitants is poured into the ears of
world, which shall SIT in tudg- |
ment upo their tormentors. Their
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
Sophomore Dance
is Social Success

| Bedecked with blue and white
Istreamers which hung from the side
walls to the center of the hall, the
,high school gymnasium presented an
attractive appearance last night at the
bop given under the auspices of the
class. The juniors and
Eseniors were the guests, all freshman
and the parents of the So
Ephomore students were also invited
Is6-2ttend the affair as chaperons.
I Several novelty dances were enjoy
Jed during the yours of the evening to
the music furnished by Ritter's or
Echestra. Robert Pyster, was chair
man of the dance and had a COM
mittee from the class assisting him.
/ Refreshments were served In the
Domestic, Arts room and the dance
came to an enc promptly at midnight
when Home Sweet Home was play
I'D,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17

My uniform didn't At me at all
1t hung on me-and except for my
height, ] did not have the figure of
Jane Lorimer. / remembered this with
JOY as Tony Certeis approached me.
I pulled my cap over my ears, and It
made my wig stick out like q mop.
l puckered my lips into a whistle, ad-
ded a swdgger to my steps and gave
my attention to my signature book.
"over therel erel" came
sweetly from ~ed lips. though
goodness know~---ere 1 got any
breath 20 make q sound.
And then-after all my careful
precautionary enemy passed me
without b~estowing q single glance
upon me-: DR.. Hamilton Certeis show
cd characteristic Indifference to an or
binary grill And 1 smiled as 1
thought:
For once. old dear, you've made a
mistake you'll regret"
I gave Certeis time to urn into the
alley back of his house, then l hur-
ried into the drug store and stood a
the window and watched Certeis slip
through the gate with the secret lock.
ut certainly is a great comfort TO
know where you are" 1 remarked to
myself as he disappeared. Now. If
1 can only locate Tommy, and hang
pAlNO Nun Until ITO nAoNA 1OVAoF ~ 49,
be mighty lucky-for both of you.'
Sykes window looked down the al
ley. / watched the traffic ebb N
flow with vehicles In punches. as they
were released by the traffic policeman
at the alleys farther end.
Certeis had entered the alley from
Sykes end at a time when II was al
most empty, but hardly had he gone
into the tunnel when a group OF de-
livery wagons whirled into tho mar
row road from the farther end. And
out from them stepped Tommy Evil
IDENTIFY he had spotted Certeis and
had followed him home.
And Tommy knew about the secret
nail which opened the tunnel doorl l
had told himi And thus II happened
that without an lnstant's hesitation,
Tommy had disappeared under the
fountain-in pursuit OF the man he
had vowed to kilt
"Murderl' I bit my lips to keep
the word backI then / started to phone
the police; then a new fear seized me.
Even at the moment Tommy might
have killed his mani And 1t was for
me to hand him yer to h
ties.
Doubtless after he had disposed OF
Certeis. Tommy would deliver himself
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
Beauty For Maids
Who a Gardening Go

Every proper sort Of maid or
matron feels O "call to the SOIL
about this time o. year and sallies
forth to plant bulbs, trim rose BUSH
es or plant the Peace Garden"
But look out for sun and wind
and tan and freckles!
When o go gardening. milady,
wear cotton gloves, or old leather
street gloves CVer the white hands so
carefully guarded all winter. Digging
the earth and pruning prickly bushes
ruin the skin and dainty nails.
After a session with the soil wash
the hands in water containing a little
kerosene. and dry by rubbing with a
bowlful of cornmeal instead Of q
towel.
Protect the face and hair with n
shady garden hat, fastened firmly on
with strings or an elastic. It should
have a loose woven crown to permit
free ventilation of the lair and pre-
vent scalp p~erspiration. It's a good
plan to protect the skin with a film OF
cold cream and powder before going
into the sun and wind. When the
work is done cleanse the face and
neck gently with warm water and a
mild massage with cold cream. II
warm water is used firm the face
muscles later with a dash of cold
water or rub with a bit of ice.
For the who feels she
MUST get her fingers in the soft,
warm earth about her plants an ex-
perienced gardener recommends hat
the nails be protected by digging
them into n bar of white soap before
the earth digging begins. When fill
ed with the clean soap the dirt can
not grind under and into them as IL
unprotected. A scrub with a good
nail brush and a rub with glycerin
and rose water should follow such
garden axcuraiong
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
Personals

Miss Ruth Taylor. of Compton ave-
nue.. is spending the week end In AS
bury Park as the guest OF her cousin,
Miss Hazel Hagerman.
Alderman and Mrs. Christian An-
derson and Mrs. Rasmus Peterson.
of Sayre avenue, were the guests yes
terday of Musicians Christensen and
Poulsen or board the Frederick In
Hoboken.
Arthur Greporty. chief petty officer
In the u. 8. navy, formerly of this city
and now stationed at a wireless sta
ton in New York. visited friends In
this city yesterday.
Corporal Andrew Rasmussen, who
arrived from France Tuesday, receiv-
ed his honorable discharge from
Camp Dix yesterday and is now at his
home in 400 Cornell street.
Mrs. c. G. Mullins and daughter
Ethel, of New Brunswick avenue, left
yesterday for a two weeks visit with
Miss Elsie Welchons, of Formosa.
Va
DR.. w. e. Davis. of State street, was
a New York visitor yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
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7. N. And Y. W. H. to
Gipe MinStrl Show

Monday night June 2 AL Cooper
sEill present the local members of the
2 NJ. and Y. w. II. A. in a minstrel
SNOW at the Majestic Theatre. Ac-
Soroing TO reports OF those who have
Geen able to secret themselves within
kShe molly realms where the rehearsals
nave been held. 1T Is the finest, snap
piest and best coached minstrel ever
put on In this city," The tickets are
BOW on sale and are going rapidly.
The end men are AL Cooper, himself,
Alex Weiss. AIDE Schlesenger and
elisabeth Doris. The minstrel itself
mas been written in the form OF a
Ibketch.
In view of the fact that the money
,Etised from this AFFAIR will be used to-
I3yard the building fund for a new or
'Fanization building the members are
Forking hard to make 1t a great sue
Tess.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
Many Enjoy Pldylets

More than 200 people attended the
entertainment held under the auspices
OF the Senior Luther League last night
in the Grace English Lutheran church.
The playlets were the source Of much
laudatory comment. Ice cream and
cake were served. A clear profit OF
more than $50 has been announced.
The chairman of the committee in
charge was Miss Mario Madsen.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
Cards At Yacht Club

The weekly card party of the La
dies Auxiliary of the Raritan Yacht
Club was held yesterday in the club
house. The first prize in bridge was
won by Mrs. f. p. Mendenhali and the
second prize was won by Mrs. w. +.
Fraser. The five hundred prize was
won by Mrs. Fred Schultz. Coffee
and cakes were served by Mrs. Emil
Stremlau and her committee.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
Liberty Council Aids
HelcOme Home Fund

Liberty Council, No. IA Daughters
lof Liberty met last night in ~Jacobsen's
Hall when IS were donated to the
EWelcome Home Fund. and a small a.
mount to the Home for the Aged cam
paign.
/, An invitation was received and ac-
cepted to participate in the welcome
home parade to be held in June. A
COMMITTEE of Mrs. Mary Gray and
Mrs. Anna Germs was appointed to at
tend the meeting next week to discuss
plans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
To Serve Chicken SUPPER

A chicken supper will be held in
the Baptist church Thursday night of
next week.. Mrs. Hiram Ward and
Mrs. Eugene Hope are on the ar
,rangement committee. 1t is hoped to
make this affair a great financial sue
cess. Everyone is welcome.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
st. Peters Women Elect

Officers were elected yesterday at
the annua meeting Of the woman's
guild of st. Peters church. Mrs.
George Griswold was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. w. G. Peck, first vice pres
lident: Mrs. Arthur Boughton, second
vice president; Mrs. Charles Ullman,
secretary, and Mrs. Herbert Moore,
treasurer. Plans for an entertainment
to be held June 80 In celebration of
st. Peters Day, were held.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
Cut This Out-It !. worth Money

DON'T MISS THIS Cut out this slip.
enclose with sc and mail 1t to Foley
4 Co. 2SS5 Sheffield Ave-. Chicago, Ill.
Writing your name and address clearly.
You will receive in return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound. for coughs. colds and
Group. Foley Kidney Pills for pain
In sides and back: rheumatism. back
Ache kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley C%athartic Tablets. a whole
some and thoroughly cleansing cath
Artic. for constipation. biliousness,
headache n sluggish bowels. Sold
Everywhere.-Adv,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
Plan FOR FOOD SALE.

The Ladies' Auxilyiary of the Simp-
son nj. e. church met Thursday after
noon and. decided to hold a food sale
Saturday, June Z. Plans were also
made for a fair to be held sometime
In tho fall
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-17
ASSOCIATION n

The Inner City Association VIII
hold a dance in Kozusko hall tonight
at 8 o'clock and will hold another
Monday night also. A dance will also
be featured, by this association every
Thursday night in this hall.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
THE SENATE LEADER

The decision OF the democratic not press, until
after the holidays the selection OF leader 20 succeed the late
Thomas Martin. Of Virginia. is encouraging
small group o Eastern and Western Democrats urging
the selection OF Senator Hitchcock and practically the entire South
ern delegation is ior Senator Underwood OF Alabama
The group of Western supporting Senator Hitch
cock are for the part hostile the Southern Democrats
There is very little between them except strictly
party lines.
Senator Underwood is the logical for leader OF the
He fitted for the place by long and credtabe record
in the house where he distinguished leader Tor number OF
wears when he succeeded John Sharp Williams
In the senate Underwood has taken the rank that his ability
and training qualify him II IS to be hoped that no
Southern Democrat will against Underwood Anyone that
does be credited with voting not only against his neigDo
against the South but against the best interests OF the nation
There can be no comparison between tie ability Of Senator
Hitchcock and Senator Underwood The friends of Senator Under
urging him because OF his ability The ends OF Senator
Hitchcock urging him account OF his length service ana
seniority is revered institution in the senate
The outstanding in the senate will be in the nation
least the league nations Nothing else S'anuS
in the wav OF the ratification of the peace treaty. but the two
were pupoev scrambled and the unscramfn" tedious D
The constitution provides that wo-thrd OF the senator's must
vote ior the ratification OF treaty in order that there may be no
faint upon its Amercansm With Senator Hitchcock as leader the
fight will be prolonged He favors the carue covenant without
the donc of an the crossing OF t. Senator Cn'erWood is
willing TO vote for the league lust written by Gen SHUTS
Of South Africa but the necessity for reservations
order to secure its ratification He knows the extremes OF both
sides brought together agreement before ratification IS
possible
De,,oc-oo r-.' .r~ ratn~vationists Copcia
ton the only method of approach remaining Underwood can
bring this about because he the respect OF all the senator's
Tor his words his his thoughts are his own and Whatever
responsibility he assumes is his own.
1t should be OF pride Tor the Democratic party to
have its leader the OF the type OF Oscar Under
wood 1t would be especially gratifying to the South
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
CALVARY EPISCOPAL.

church Sunday will be as follows.
Organ Prelude-Reverie. " Sanderson
PROFESSIONAL Hymn 35-Hark, the
-, Voice Eternal ..,.........,H Hopkins
lntroit, Soprano solo-With Verdure
Mrs. W r Murrah and choir ii"So"
Sermon Hymn COL Need Thee
Every Hour ................ Lowry
offertory-Hail, Gladdenfng Light.
Mrs. p. H. Shepard. Mrs. w f.
Hyde, G. M. Saner, Dr. P. M.
Harrington and Choir. .s@
Recessional Hymn 43-Rejoice, Re-,
joice, Believers. Lausanne Psalter
Organ Postlude--Postlude in G. Batiste
On Christmas morning at 1890 am,
Organ Preude-A Christmas Pas
tOrale ............ B. Lizard Selby
Professional Hyme 40 Come, All
Carol-Holy Night, Peaceful Night. ,..
Gloria and Gratas Tibi .....,. .Gounod
Observation-Disclosures ...... Bartlett
Mrs, P. II. Shepard, Miss Cleo Due
ease and Choir.
Sermon Hymn SIT Came Upon the
Offertory-Sing, 0 Heaven 80. Tours
Mrs. w, F. Murrah, Mrs, W e.
Hyde, c. M. Saner, j, r. Kinnie,
and Choir.
c. NJ. saner and Choir,
Master Leonard Shepard and Choir t'O
Recessional Hymn Shark, the
Herald Angels Sing =. .Mendelssohn
Adolph Steuterman, organist and
chOirmaSter
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
PICKENS ASSOCIATION
PUT OFF TILL JANUARY

lAHOO CITY, Miss, Dec, 20. (Spl)--
\ conference yesterday between Messrs.
John Webb and Il. q. Wade, of the de-
Nelopment department Of the l. c. rail
road; f. G. Richardson and j. W.
Mckay, Of the agricultural department
Of the A. and NJ, college, and Il. j.
Spangler, secretary of the Pickens Co
operative Shippers association, led to
tho poStponement of the date of the
organization of a new truck growers
association at PiCkens, Miss, until
Jan, 10. The date had been set for
yesterday,
The conference yesterday was to
analyze the situation and to lay plans
for the new organization, which the au-
thoritles present believed to be an en-
cellcnt idea and one sure to succeed.
At the later date a produce and market
ing association is to be rormed in which
the surrounding territory is much in
terested, and sufficient land will be
pledged to each variety Of garden truck
to insure shipment in carload lots.
The bad conditions of the road fol
lowing the excessive rains also led to
the postponement Of the regular cattle
and hog shipment of the pickens CO.
operative shippers association until
Dec. 30, 1919
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
CHRISTMAS CANTATA
AT M'LEM0RE AVENUE

The choir of the McLemore Avenue
Presbyterian church, under the direc-
ton of Miss Eunice Robertson, organ
ist will render the Christmas cantata
The King Cometh," by r. M. Suits
Sunday evening at 1870. The program
follows:
MISUNDERSTANDING Prelude .........
Chorus-Holy Night, Silent Night. 49,.
ceSsional-Angels From the Realms
Oh tilory ...,,.....r...,...,..
Part One--A King is Promised
Tenor Solo and Chorus-And There
Shall Come Forth a Rod ...........
G. NJ. Saner,
Baritone Sqlo-ln Ills Days Judah
'''''' 7 O. '7' r so cdd,itI,;,''''''''''
Chorus-And This is the Name Where
-, by He Shall be Called ...,........
Soprano solo-Thercfore the Lord
Himself Shall Give You Sign. 49,.
Mrs. +. S. White.
Trio-For Into lis child Is Born.
Mrs, Il. s, White Mrs, c, c, McCasltill
Mr. G. NJ Saner.
ch1oru!,s-Thy Kingdom is an Ever
Baritone Solo--The New King ......
Part Two-The Incarnation.
Tenor and Baritone Solos and Duet
and the Angel Said Unto Mary.
Chorus--He Shall be Great ...,.....
Tenor Solo-The Healer of Sorrow,
Quartet-And the Word was Made
Flesh and Dwell Among Us........
Part Three-The King is Born.
Chorus-There We're Shepherds Abid-
ing in the Field ............,,
soprano Solo-Star Of the Wonderful
story Observation-Disclosures.
Male Quartct--And, 10, the Angel OF
me Lord .:a..,.............,
&. NJ. Saner q, +. Sodertsorm
-,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
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APPOINTED CLERK

HUNTINGDON, TENT, Dec. "a. ,Spll
At a special session OF the chancery
named J. Sam Johnson as clerk anI
master TO succeed H. A. BRYANT, whose
term expires Dec, "a, at which time
Mr.. johnson win take the oath of Of.
flee, Mr., Johnson served rs county
court clerk OF the county for nearly
eight Years, was United States mar.
Shali Tor West Tennessee during Presi-
dent Tafts administration, ard sin~n
then has been practtclng law In Inn.
tngdnr lie Is a Republican and IL
the first of hts political faith to hold
this office In nearly half century
Judge Ross, while Renubican Sim-
self, appointed for the last term, T.. A.
bryant, Democrat In recognition Of
the support given him by Democrats In
his election, w. 80
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
POSSESSION OR AFFLICTIoN

business concern on one of the principal thoroughares has
custom Of presenting for public perusa epgram written
large enough read by the the street Usually
is pointed enough attract attention few days ago had
that read;
THE RICH MAN USUALLY HAS A TWIN-SIX AND
THE POOR MAN SIX TWINS
The statement we take it. comparative rather than literally
true but is impressive We sufficiently veed IN auto
mobile pass upon the type of the rich man car but
we able upon the authority OF what the lawyers call
the best evidence that all poor persons do not large
families
Exageeraton is often necessary compel attention and the
value of an eprgram depends upon the striking nature OF the
anthesis employed In this instances represents general
idea expressed magned form Otherwise 1t would not have
been remembered
The statement of contrasts always the case IN
estimating relative values One OF the extremes OF possession
the other of the popular conception OF attcton
Someone has said that the Lord must have loved the poor
or he would not made OF them Perhaps contrary
10 the general conception He in His way besses the poor
by giving them many children for have knowledge OF
normal parent who would dispose of his numerous children
Tor sum of money equal the fortune OF other men counted
rich
1t would be interesting discover the origin OF the DISPOSE
ton make sport Of parents with several children This nation
asuredy going approach its great destiny unless the
population unless the greater part OF the increase
from American soil The immigrants from Europe and Asia
in the generation be expected have the fundamental
attachment the country and its institutions that the native born
have Lap dogs contribute nothing TO the cherished ideals OF
Americansm
Our main reliance therefore for the citizens OF tomorrow is
upon the children Of today What they and what is made Of
them responsibility that be considered Idly That
there must be enough OF them only responsibility and
obligation, but it is one OF the binding commandments
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
STORY OF CHRISTMAS
AT FIRST METHODIST

Ono Of Tho r,oc+
Of Gbristp,a ,,lUst In NV
rendered Sunda,o e,,an Mn oT Sian 20 oe
7.2O o'ciociS Icy ~ LIS pSsIllnlilS a.
Of the First Matboaist oh,, T.II' Us r SaolI
the 6irartio, SC 'iIS,55I w M; Chdet
organization of bont "a ,,uioaS ile i, inns
the cantata THE story NJ Chrietr,as ,
hv II AIexandar NIaftbo, IN = mas ~,
of linusrsi hao,,+i 70 - ~ Is tuI
spil.it Of tba io,sf,iI 60 80. tlle
ming IN end 6aying 49, aOi,i pes NJ
ualiv effective cbo1,sas VI uifuS-
The ni,hlic &c ert W., III, a., i,,.,...,.,,
he nrasent Is 49, ~ az iilNiLaIlon 70
gram: '''''" ms pro-
Organ voIuntor,,
Mrs ReSsiIee iErwiin p I,,,:,.''''''
ProcessionaiN-tI ort,, ~ ~, o." ~ LIySSS,
gels Sinr liz ,Ianda ~
por3bnIa,.
Doxolorv 0ai 'iioluy
Hymn2Joy to Tho Torid JU jot;.
choir and oonararot i,,''' " aus
SYNOPSIS 0tT PGPTS
Uductton-Allagro a h6aestoso
Mrs Paase 'e''oSo ''''.'
The pronbas,,Du %
Chorus of None voioes -pahol5 +ho
DAYS Come ''i0
The Administration
Soprano SoioNTbe ANGEL Gabriel yyos
Sent From God
Organ Introduction and Chorus
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
CHRISTMAS CANTATAA AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

The First Preshytarion fvI,,,-,L ahri.
under the direction ~ MI, "a -,
Adams, will render "Tba Sdoratinn
o'clock. The choir baving mo- i baS, a. - IT,.
ganized is rnn,nasad ~ Me peeh reo
gomery, soprano. Misc Er,r, -, - ~,
Contralto r Newell Tenor ' S y og W.
ME bass. strs w, 'SIoI, y y, flu-
Mrs. C. Archibald sonrano anS Nj.
Lucille Jones contraifa nil anu gI;.t ~ rs
the cantata. VA "ssiS' III
Organ VolHntar,, ,,,,oEt,, ... G..
Mrs wno NEet,e,. '-'''0up'e
Opening Sentence III 7 ~, +. III.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
CENTRAL BAPTIST

The following program will be rendered
at the Central Baptist church Sunday
morning, the regular mixed quartet
choir being augmented by the Central
made quartet
MORNING
Ernest f. Hawke.
Anthem-Messiah Is King ..... Warren
Mrs. Catherine Scherer Jones. Mrs.
F. w. North, Joseph r. Jackson,
G, l.. Montgomery.
Offertory-There Were Shepherds, Reed
Double Quartet Choir.
Male Quartet--O Holy Night 900. Adam
Charles j. Reitz. Joseph r. Jackson,
G. L. Montgomery, H. E. Bray.
Organ POstlude Observation-Disclosures.
EVENING.
Organ Prelude NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ernest f. Hawke.
Male Quartet-Christmas Bells. Towner
Charles J, Reitz, Joseph r, Jackson,
c, L. Montgomery, H. e. Bray.
Offertory-While Shepherds Kept
Watch Observation-Disclosures. Shelley
Central Male Quartet.
Organ Postlude MISREPRESENTATION.
Ernest F. Hawke, organist.
c. l.. Montgomery, director
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-12-20
ST. JOHNS METHODIST.

Music at the Sunday services at st.
Johns Methodist church will be under
the direction of Mrs. j. l.. McRee, and
viii be suitable TO the season, The
programs follow:
MORNING.
Frelude (organl .....,........ Merkel
Mr.. Walton.
Congregation.
Sing, Oh Sing, This Blessed Morn.
Mrs. McRee, Miss Gerber, Mr.. Moss
Mr.. Farley.
While Shepherds Their Flocks Rogers
Quartet.
Brightest and Best of the Sons Of
the Morning .....,........ Coombs
Quarrel Choir, with
Violin Obbligato ...................
Mr., Willis. -...
Oh. Little Town of Bethlehem .
- .'''',.. ...... ..,.,.,.... Neldllnger
Violin Obbligato ....................,.
Carl Willis, Choir.
EVENING.
Behold Thy King Cometh ..... Foster
Quartet Choir.
Solo-O Holy Night ...,......,...Ad Adam
Mr.. Moss.