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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14
Yesterdays Answers

y ANh1h
The easiest way to clean wooden
spoons is to soak them in cold
water before scrubbing.
Clean and freslren up velvet hat
by covering it with a thick coat of
chalk or magnesia. Let it remain
over night and brush it out care
fully next day.
it is correct only for a member
of one of the families or a very
intimate friend of both bride
groom and bride to send a check
as a wedding present.
/. The prescribed hair ornaments
for this season are single pins and
large combs.
/. Serviceable cuffs for everyday
wear with any kind Of collars can
be made at home out of a long
piece of organdie, six inche,
wide. Turn down an inch hem on
each side, and have il hem
stitched. Cut the cuffs off and
hem the edges as they are needed
I. A convenient gift for the woman
who likes embroidery is the pad
for ironing embroidery, made out
Of .'silent CLOTH covered with
muslin
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Goldfish. Thanking you in advance

Creamed Goldfish
Soak the bonccss fish overnight and
then parboil for twenty minutes. Or
place one package of shredded Goldfish
in napkin and dip in hot water and
then squeeze dry. Place
One and one -h0lt cups of milk
in n saucepan and add
Sir tablespoons Of -four.
Stir to dissolve and then bring to a
boil and cook for five minutes. Add the
prepared fish and
Tro tablespoons Of finely chopped
parsley.
One teaspoon of pdprikd.
Heat and then serve on toast.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14

Please Tell Me
What to DO
It's All In the Point of View
BY CYNTHIA

Dear Cynthia-Just a few words on
the paint and powder" subject
Personally, / would not use rouge,
but ! do use powder. If other girls
think rouge good thing they can use
it, but | think it is disgusting to see
a young girl or woman with cheeks
the color of brick wall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14

ANNE.
uOW fine it is that there are as many
IL cannes" in the world as there are.
And how unfortunate il is that they
should stand forth so prominently be-
cause they are so surrounded by Miss
Chimes" with outstretched hands. The
"Annes' of the world hold out their
hands. too. but their hands are not
empty when they stretch them out.
They are filled with the fineness of life,
and thrust out on the impulse of un
,selfishness. If there isn't any material
thing they can give the men they love.
if it's just something they have to look
at and enjoy. then they want to give
half their pleasure in it,
Yes, indeed, if the woman you love
is this kind of woman you're a
lucky man. You have something to
work for, and you won't need anybody s
help in finding out that she loves
you. 1t seems to me that the man
whom Anne loves is very much to be
congratulated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14
Painting the House

Place pail of water in the room neal
the paint. and the smell of paint and oil
will be removed quickly.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14
For EUening

Caps of metal lace and ribbon. and
elaborate headdresscs are coming back
into style for evening wear. Bandeaux
trimmed with roses, knots of ribbon or
jewels are seen in the shops for this
purpose.
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Where to Send Cat

To the Editor Of Woman's Page;
Dear Madam--If $. Il. NJ, whose
letter in reference to eat was in the
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER of November
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-14
Mrs. Wilson
AnSWerS Queries

No. %
My dear Mrs. Wilson:
Will you he kind enough 10 give
me some suggestions as to what !
can do with number of cocoanuts
al of which cannot use at once?
VIII they keep in the shells for any
length of time? Or if YOU can give me
any recipes for using or preserving
them. | shall appreciate the same.
Mrs. Il. II.
Nocoanuts will keep in the shell all
winter, if kept in cool place until
used
No. n
My dear Mrs. Wilson:
One of us wrote YOU some time
ago asking whether you, would kindly
explain how to make fondant icing,
marshmallow icing and whether rose
water which cake recipe sometimes
calls for is the rose water which YOU
buy in drug store. guess in
some way this letter was overlooked
by you. VIII you please let us kn Nv
at your convenience Thanking yDn,
| am. NJ. Il.
Can find no ttacc Of letter to which
YOU refer. See cake and icing recipes
in issues June s, IL and 10.
Nc. IS
NV dear Mrs. Wilson:
Kindly publish a recipe for creamed
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ago. ] know, because I love.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20

Grove Avcnnc. Baptist.

The choir Of Grove Avenue Baptist
church viii sing the Christmas music
next sunday and win reverse the
program tho Sunday following;
~ A. Nj" Rejoice This Blessed
Morn Spence.
20 Come All Ye Faithful
Schneider
When from the East the wise
Mon Camc'-l;artlett.
s T. M-"Stiii is the Night In
Bethlehem Spence.
nresSler
Calm on The Listening Ear OF
Night "--~Narston.
choir-Mrs. George X. Harper. So
prano; Mrs. j, X. Bowman. con-
traito; John c. Doyle, tenor: Jos. II.
White, hasso; Miss Marga ret James.
organist; Herbert l.. Rees director.
Al the Second Baptist church, the
choir win render the Christmas music
next Sunday, and will repeat IL the
following sunday with tho programs
reversed.
II a, M--~''Let Us Now go Even
Unto Bethlehem"--Nevin.
While Shepherds Watch Their
f'iccks' Noialinger,
Blessed Holy Nighg'--C)ffenbaEh.
s p M-~"Shout, O Earth from
from Silence Waking Schneider.
The Night Song Of Bethlehem
Euck.
flynn Of the Nativity
Cheir--Mrs. Y l.. Skidmore, 10
prano; Mrs. II. A. Nightingale, con-
'tralto Maurice Tyler, tenor: How
ard p. Bryant, baritone: Herbert Il
Hees organist and director.
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Y. M. G. A.

Ry Christmas Eve the big lobby
mt the Association building. will be
! II. A.r,,-tire.s - fts is being s1e2tfti-
fully decorated, everything oleancd
up and the big Christmas tree Ii on
it's way to the building, The pro-
gram for the holidays will be infor-
NAL and therefore the more enjoy
able.
Ono hundred and forty-nine boys
the biggest crowd yet turned cut "a
hear the illustrated talk on The
Life OF Jesus" las. Sunday nomor-
row the meeting will open at 2:3S,
with a song service led by B0y9 Sec
Rotary II. X. Eprs, who - expoctinx
200 boys. commissioning Ne
kee will continue the ulunGEAtad
story OF the Life OF Jeaus," h~Gin :
ming this time with This Blind Nan.
Boys ten To fifteen years Of ASe are
invited to join the Sunday Aftssnoon
club.
The Mems Conversational bible
club. will again study the subject.
Caesar or God 30 who has the
sugar ?" Why the coal scare?-
The first OF the year always brings
a number Of business changes. Young
men desiring information concerming
dormitory rooms can SECURE Il from
Assistant Secretary u. l.. Buchanan
at the association counter.
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PARAMOUNT AVE. BAPTIST.
Morning SERVER,

Morning Service.
Organ prelude
Anth enl-''Sing 'Oi Hcavens"-
Caleb shipper.
Hymn. liz.
Scripture reading
Prayer.
Anthert~-"(ireat IL the Lord
Announcement
0ffartory.
Anthern-"Hark' Hark. the Hera N
angels Sing"
Sermon.
Hymn. l05.
f;enediotion
Special Airsic Evening Service.
Organ prelude.
.Anthenl-"Harb' tina Notes OF
oy-Ca srie r. Adams.
EVentide
Ladies' quartette,
.solo---Seiected.
Evening prayer--Choir.
Anthem Shepherds 81 Betirel-
hem"-Lorenz,
Male nnartette,
Ordination OF deacons.
Anthem, Thee We Adcren---
Lorenx.
Hymn, 1st---"AIl Hail Power OF
Jesus Nance"
Benedictipn.
Choir--SopFaflos.
Mrs. Lucy Griffin. Miss Myrtle
Tyson, Miss Mayms Felvey. Mis-
Hroa9us johns. Mrs. ID. n, Hill.
Aitu@-Mrss II. II. Stewart. Mr. ~
3. Ciayten. Miss HHhy WithAiA Z
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FORMER CHAPLAIN TO SPEAK

Rev. James Riddick fAughton.
pastor OF Laurel Street Methodist
church, formerly chaplain IN the
United States army with the Stxtieth
division. will sneak by requcet to thu
Mems Bible class. OF Laurel Street
Sunday school. next Sunday morning.
on some of his experiences overseas.
He was Mt the front several months
and participated In tho battles ~
the Argonne, where his battalion was
the shock battalion. He was In thu
service nearly eighteen months ana
was fourteen months overseas. gerry
ing with the troops in action. S-td
after hostilities as senior chApAin OF
tho forwarding camp. near IeMans.
France.
All who arc Interested Mre cordially
invited to attend this meeting of the
class There viii be a special tmUai~
cal program.
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SALVATION ARMY SERVICES.

Holiness meeting Sunday at II
o'c}ock a. NJ. at 120 North Seventh
street. sunday school at ? p M.
Praise meeting 81 4 7. NJ. Salvation
Army rally at 2. NJ
Southslde meeting viii be held In
the salvation Army bah at Eighth
and Hull street. Sunday school at
g. NJ. salvation Army rally at =.
NJ All OF these meetings with the
exception OF Sunday school are pre-
coded by open air meetings.
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rooK WHO'S HIRE,

Readers Of The virgtnian will be
pleased to see that we have with
~ the need eaEtD0niak Russell
Henderson, whose voak si over the
couhtry has Peont*sd supreme IA
vor. Henderson will entertain and
instruct til ercaderA during tho law
enforcement campaign.
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|VESPER SERVICES At
Y. v. c. A. TOMORROW

Sunday y~spers win b head ~ tia
Young Woynan's Christian aADocts-
ton, No. s. North Fifth street. from
=, 10 5:so o'clock. Mrs. r. O. Hur-
bank will speak. her subtcct 0efng:
The Spirit OF Christmaa" Mun1c Will
be given by Mrs. =. ID. HequemhsasrE.
violinist, and Mrs Horace D0pretl.
soloist
The public ie invited for hAlfsh our
OF song. thought and mus1c.
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Holiday Dance.

Holiday Dance.
one OF the most srnportAas .. w
halliday entertainments, rs the dance
10 be given by the Girls ctun, on
the evening of Decesnber. zb, a. ,he
Jefferson hotel Additional aoies
reservations have been made oy MRS
t4errxc Cole Scott. MIS-. Il. M. hoaa-
;4y Miss TraSler, Al~s Elicit
Me- ID. Stewart Jvf" N}Fs Jonathan
Fsrran, MIS-. John - hi's',..Ae
Mrs Ran iioIph Ca i's' iAooes
,,,sa,1snsh,n Mr. Donnan,
Dr' arthur S. Brinkl,>. Mis- }. Scott
parrish, M. IL Nj. Bah"r, MIS-
,slana Dean. MRS. Watkins F.llerson'
Mrs Stanyarne Wilson and MIS-
vyaddtl!, Further reservations can
ne made by calling Mrs RoheT "a
hsll Randolph 7sT, The last "'
,atroneesses follcwa: MeSdaneS N@sh'
rnnroiand Davis. 5ohu T. Anderson
r.atirner Cierdcv. Leslie Reed 81
George Cook ellis Talbot, frederack
". Scott, j. Stewart Bryan, f,SFvrt
leigh. John IL. Branch, Fre"elfk >,
Campbell BarEsaaie l4athroP' Ro"sfA
4. rry8rt Hiram smith, RanasS
f;a,Sar. ~notg Parrish, Thomas 4, NC
Adams Thomas +. Bryan e'o's11.an
vynrfha7n. Milton MarCsse. Jordon
e W HrSden Tenant. John Par
;ta r. Addison Eennr'cs- sam
g. acu. TIeket: tathrop. Henry g.
paskervIie, John j. Hteko@s Mngh
Campbell s. Jordan Leake, william
II, Triee. il. John @ Hayes, stuart
TIcf.uire. Charles n, Williams. u, 4.
wellinston Cobb. beverley b, Mum
4Als4.-..-4-- IA.-.-IIn.-- Mailer
Morton, Jon LEoas, i. pope NASH
II I.snaap Cabcl H. Watkins Ell
,..,xon. t.rskInc Butord. Cloyd Kent
,seNard Willis. James lraHcn Caeeli,
.,alnes Pollard. $gany@rne wilson,
4atca Adams g4Nuopirh CArdo2o,
Henry f. Carr5ueton, saunders hob
ss,l, Carroll 81. Montague, Edwin raj
fner. Andrew Christian. Granville
{, valentine 1ssaC Davenport Blair
stringfellow. r NJ. Fry II. Stewart
Jones' 81 Julien UpponheiIheE,
Robert Powers, William L. Massie,
Julien Hnl, !. L. Bheutan, A. T. Dom
nan. Ashton Starke, Garrett Il, wan,
h. NJ. uuadiey Il. victor Williams,
Edn4uad studwick, Richard Gwath-
Taey ;.grntt Waddey, The Misses
gtcwa- MISS Anna Boykip, Miss
Aiasc " jams. Miss elizabeth Boyd,
Nil s5ar} Cameron, MIss Frances
Soo. @ Miss Eftir Branch
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Colored Y. M G. 4.

Sunday night ut O'Clock IT tA1
Sharon Baptist church Rev. 0Deo-
mon l. Thomas who sssvcd ths sscl-
oiors In France viii preach . spec1nl
sermon. Subject: a ChaugN&
Life" under the auxpice& Of tho Gel.
cred Young Mems Christian AsUoeiA-
ton,
The choir OF the chs.Eeh WIN sing.
Women and men are hv1Gsd.
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CHURCH or THE ASCENSION

Holy Communion at $50 O'Clock a.
NJ. Morning prayer and sermon at
IL O'clock a. NJ. Rev. r.. Cary Monta-
que will preach, Evening prayer and
sermon at o'clock p NJ. Subject.
Bearing Witness of the Light" Rev.
Philip A. Arthur, rector will preach
ar The evening service.
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morning apd evening by the pastor.
Rev. J. IL Hunlcy. Morning service.
IL A. NJ, subject: AN Original Xmas
Story, the Hope of Bnrnahas Full
Allied Evening seryioe, 8 A. NJ.
Subject 'vrhe Rebirth of Chris"
Special Christmas music at both SER
vices. Sunday school A. NJ.
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f41E CHARITY

Saturday afternoon, December ~,
sanothcr brilliant and fashich# bic
K giaiity entertainment; will take 3 ace.
AT the Jefferson hotel. when the
second of a series OF dansants will be
given under the auspices of the
stuart Hal alnmnae association The
strsf dance took place during tho
anksgivtng holidays and the third
Sin be an important feature at Eas-
tar Stuart Hall alumnae numbers
Aer members among some of the
e.'.7est and most prominent residents
- Richmond, which supports the
Flora stuart scholarship for the ben
.,ug ~ tae Episcopal clergy's daugh-
fables may be reserved by phoning
Asg& Baskerville Bridgforth. Madison
ets, or Mrs Stafford Parker, Madi-
gen GI5S-J.
ssoryie of those having already re-
served tables are: Mrs. Egbert q.
f4e.asiI III ISIS Mary Cameron. Mrs.
;rtnville Gray, Mrs. James Rranch
aheil, Mrs. =. NJ. Hoadley, Mrs.
f1snghorne Putney, Mrs. Palmer
l., Ugh. Miss Jean Cameron. Mrs,
William Taliaferro. Mrs. Adolphus
Blair Mrs. william J Wallace. Mrs
f'lpra linn. Mrs. r.. S, Satterth waite,
Roosevelt Page. Frank +. Beirne. J.
Ken: Raleigh.
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UNITARIAN.

Floyd avenue and Harrison street.
Services at II A. NJ. and p. M
Preaching by Rev Frank W. Pratt
Morning subject; Can the World be
Made Really Christian" Evening
subject Civilizations Before the
beginnings of the Hebrew People"
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

FIRST Church nt CHRIST. Scientist,
Park avenue and& Meadow street
Service sunday at hi A. NJ Subject.
Is the Universe. including Man,
Evolved hy Atomic Force? 90
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LUTHERAN.

The First English Lutheran church,
corner Monument avenue and Lom-
hardy street.-The pastor. Rev. J. J.
Schefer, Jr.. will preach at IL a. n.
and p NJ
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Monday Musicale.

Monday afternoon at o'clock. a
tnnsical program VIII be rendered by
he following well known artists:
Mrs Harris Doweli, soprano: Mr.,
Whit more. tenor; Miss Abel Lewis
st iE4,t: Miss Margaret James, pia-
mist. Miss Louise Williams is chair
t}4.a {5.t4-sses Will he: Miss Annie
81 sEstun ALAS Kate Winston, Miss
Lacy tsusrlcs. Miss Mar Johnston;
aesdan)es Beverley Tucker. Robert
Williams, JOHN Boswell, woodson
Wad0Y
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Tenors--Mr. Walter Mifrleton, Mr..
Fred II. Mays, Mr.. Jos. Mahanea
Bass--Mr. Elver Davis Mr.. Willie
Kersey. Mr.. r. l.. Stewart
Orgnnist and director--Mrs. 8. h
Gary.
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PARAMOUNT AVE. METHODIST.


Moru;nr.
organ - voluntary Aria"---Bet TIL
even.
Anthem-."Joy to the World
Hymn. 1o7.
Apostles Greed
PRAYER.
J. Anthem-~The Star In the Christ
mas S;Syu--Rambler.
FIesson---e6 psalm,
Ofertory--ssChime Be,ls Chime"
HYMN las.
Sernon---l,hrist.
Hymn. S3f.
Prayer.
Renediction.
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Colonial place--In Colonial Place,
Stop s. Westhampton line, the Rev.
John A. Tate will preach at IL A. n.
on The Best Gift" Bible school Mt
10 O'clock
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PERSONAL MENTION
MARRIAGE LICENSEES

Leon r. Jann-ss and Marie w
Sheppard.
farkan r. Curry and fnex r. Sam
ueia-
Thomas Boyd Hagood and Pauline
Goodloe Dowuar
Paul c, Giidewe'I and Mary Day,
Walter Cousins NunnaIfy and
Fannie Elton Walker
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Fairnount--The pastor. c. r.. Ell
more, will sneak at both services.
At | "A. M. his subject will be: "Our
Inheritance" At s r, a, he will
speak on: What Is This That 1 Hear
of Thee" Christian Endeavor at Z
J.. NJ Bible school at $3.50 A. M.
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PARK PLACE METHODIST.

Morning Scrvtcr-Sunday 2fst-
Voluntary ''Pastorale' --r Lem
aigre.
Doxology.
Hymn, t1s--''whiie Shepherds
Watched Their F'ioeks by Night"
The Apostles Greed.
Anthem--."Tnere Were Shepherds"
Psalrn---"Read Responsibility"
Gloria Patri
Lesson from the New Testament
offertory. Anthern--'Sing % Heav-
ens''--Tours.
Hymn. ils-"Come Thou Long
Expected Jesus"
Prayer~-'rhe Kingiy Guest Re-
iected."
20 Silent Night"--Choir--Moh
Hymn, 12l---"O Little Town Of
Bethlehem"
Postlude-'-shout the Glad It'd
inga"
Evening Servacc.
March in D"--Des-
hayes.
Doxology.
Hymn, io7--"Joy &c ire World the
Lord Is Come"
The Apostles Creed.
Prayer.
Anthem---~rhe Lord Raigneth"---
Stuitz.
Psalm-"Read Responstveiy.~
Gloria Pntri
Lesson from the New Testament
Offertory Anthen--"O Holy Night"
Adam
Hymn. i13-"Angels from the
Realms OF Glory"
Sermon.
Prayer-.The First Christmas
Gift"
Hymn, fl4--'Brightest and Best :"
postlude--"HosanRa
Quartette choir--Mra Railley Shit
let. soprano: Miss Margaret Hcindl.
alto: Mr.. Edward Burton, tenor: Mr..
Roland Nunnaly. bas&
Organist and dlrector~--Mrs Austin
w Martenstein
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Holiday week, from Decem bor, 81,
- December 29 win be observed by
he office ~ sDn@aesr hes lQrarse-s
and the regular weekly meeting OF
b. F.qusi Suffrage .e2gue OF Itch
snpnd. ouuaittcA next Tuesday AZ
prD"on Tho office will reopen on
Nondsy, December, 20 and the meet
{sg on Tuesday afternoon. Decem-
Ter. 80. will take place as usual. the
speaker 20 be announced later
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barton Heights
" TYo r-V< 90 "a s,<xxx

h8<tOn lte1s-ntS
Rev. W. r. A. Haynes, pastor.
Morning:
GLORY To Cod" Rarnhy
There Were Shepherds" Vincent
prince of Peace" SOLO.
'Csioria Patrt," Eevin.
Subject OF sermon. The Day
Spring from on High
Evening:
GLORY to God" Barnhy.
Holy Night" special arrangement
Xmas Hymn" old melody. special
arrangement.
Subject of sermon: The Other
Wright, leading: Mrs. L. II. Stroude.
Choir-Soprnnos Mrs Terna
Wright, leading: Mrs. L X. Stroude.
Mrs e. J. Morrisette. Mrs. Josephine
Patterson. Mrs. /. N. Clarke, Mrs.
Fl. W. King. Mixs Ruth Brooking.
Miss Ida Delaney. MISC Geneva Simp-
son. Altos: Mrs W. r. Trecre, Miss
Pearl Harding. Miss Josephine Pat
tersnn, Miss Ethel Scott. Miss Phillips,
Mrs. Horace Wright. Bases and
tenors: Emory Trainham. W. r.
Treece. John Fl. johnson. Fl. w. Trev-
vett Mrs. IT. z. Greenewvii, organ
list John III. johnson, director.
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Christmas music Sunday morning
at Asbary Methodist church f. V
Carson. pastor:
There were Shepherds" (B,
Richard Earle). Hymn, No. 15a. BE
hold ] bring you Good Things
hymn, $50. Sermon, subject. Like
ness 10 Christ" Hymn. No. lot.
Saprano--Miss Isabel Goode, Mis-
tGstell perdue. Miss Dorothy Marks
Miss Sarah Marks, Miss Marian
BEDFORD, Miss Johephine Redford
Miss Josephine Redford. MIRA En-
Mrs Ernest Hawkins, Miss Bertha
Beicher, Miss Goldie waymack.
Alto--Miss Luciie perdue. Mrs
Carlton Reynolds,
Iass--W. X. RS nnar. Fl. ]. perdue
-. f. Garter.
Tenor--G. G. ReSitord, X. w. Car
ter.
organist-Mrs w. K. Renner.
Assistant Organist--Miss Edyth
Evening subject Three Ways /
Can Help My Church" officers of
the church installed at night
Decatur-Streeto Method st--Sunday
II A. NJ, yoluntary-'O Little Town
OF bethlehem. - Redner:. Hymn
No. Io7. Apostles Creed. Prayer.
Response--"There wsra Shep-
herds. Psalms. ~. Gloria Scripture
lesson offeratory. behold God n Ny
Salvation"-Eprague Hymn. No. III,
Sermon by pastor. Rev. John L
Bray. aub3ect, The Song OF the
Angelo" Hymn, No. IA. Benedtction
500 r. NJ. voluntary--~Brtght
are Best. F" Hymn. 10&---Scheckes.
Prayer. Response--'.Angels from the
realms OF Glory" Scripture lesson
Hymn. lis. Sermon by tina pastor.
6ubjcct. Holy Work for CAristtana.
Hymn. 10. Bcnedtctts-
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Third--The pastor. J. O. Helsabeck,
Will occupy his pulpit at II A. NJ, and
3 r NJ. Bible school $50 A. NJ.
Endeayor z f. Nj. Prayer services
Wednesday y. M.
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Southsiide
CHRISTMAS MUSIC

Special Christmas music Will DO
rendered In West iand NJ II. church
sunday December 81, both morning
and evening as follows: Morning
voluntary The Lord Reigneth"
Germany Response-~'"rhe Angels
Sweet Refrain" tMeredith) Special
Ills Christmas Time, (Harkness)
0Tertory NOT tFarris), Made
quartet evening-~-V oiuntary-- There
We're Shepherds" tLermanl Re
sponse--''Je sus Dear Jesus {Span lsh
Melody Carbohydrates for Jesus''
(Meredith) Lady Chorus.
Choir. Bopranos-~-Mrs. r. A.
Hughes, Mrs. Florence CInry Mrs.
c. II. lass. Mrs, Davis Marsh, Mrs.
A. = Robb Misses Arleen Maddrea,
Alva Turner. Catherine Johns, Odeli
baker. Annie Fitzgerald. Altos--- Mrs.
IS, j. Henry and Miss Bertha Clark
Tenors-~-Messrs r. A. Hughes, n. s.
Waymack, Floyd High and Cortas
powell Bass--Measrs w. A. Harlow,
J. w. White. Adrian Carson and j.
$, Renner, OrganLst-Mrs. L. E.
Patram. Pianist Mss Marion
Thomas DIRECTOR. s. Renner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20

Morning, Decembsr 16th.
pro.--'Come All re FAithful~
venite--Woodward.
Gloria--D1nk&
Te Deum--Dudley Buck--B Nlnoe.
Chantx-Juhtlate-Ho Holden
Kyrie--silbert.
Gloria Tibi--Cilb4rt
Hymn---"While shepherds Watched
Their FlockA"
Carbohydrates, Shine for tn
Light IL Come Holden.
Sursum Corda; Sanctus-Eiy.
Hymn No. $40.
Gloria In Exc.---Old chant
Rec.--Christians Awake.
Soloists: Mrs. Richard Fox Mka
Mae Bradley, w. L. Hughes. G. u.
Eubank. Mixed chorus. Mrs. H. d.
Armstrong, organist and choir dfrec-
tor, r. r.. Lee school. Rev. w. D.
Smith, rector.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
EPISCOPAL.

\ ST. Mark 's--Rev. W. d. smith. pas
tor Sunday school at $3.50 A. M.
Mems Bible class at 10 A. M. Morning
Prayer and sermon at IL A. NJ Eve
ming prayer and sermon at s r. M.
he lights are in the building and
evening services can be held. A cor
dial invitation to the public.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20
broad Street Mcti,osiis,

broad Street Methodist
|. Tho Star OF Bethlehem" r. FLAX
fngton Harkcr A Christmas Cantnta.
Quartet--soprnno: Mrs Flora J.
Harris, Tenor: Mr.. Hugh Il. Bugg.
Contralto: Miss Daisy l.. Smith, Bass:
Mr.. c. J. Adams. Organist and al
rector: Prof. Leslie r. Watson.
sunday II A. NJ.
Organ--"Smata in II Minor" Ros-
evs
Authenticated? ahise,- Blunt.
Anthem--The Dawn OF Hope"
Coonbe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Prom PaIes
time" fsuad.
Organ--March, Whitman.
Night.
orxan---Toceata in q '.Dbeis.~
Hymn. 10G-ss--"Joy ia the World. ~
Apostei'S Cfeed
Prayer.
Psalm: 1oS.
Gloria Tntrf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-20

The Preshyterians In the West End
will hold Sunday school and church
service In the Robert Il. Lee school
kensington and Belmont avenue, NJ
3:Se TO A:l5 +. NJ, conducted by Rev
O. u, Buchhoiz