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Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
GIRL SEEKS CHANCE
FROM MARRIED LIFE

Claiming that she was Miss Flora
Moe Turner, for whose marriage with
John Vail Griffis a license was issued
in this city on November l. pretty
young woman presented herself at thu
office of the clerk of the superior cours
yesterday afternoon, and asked for in
formation as to how the license might
be revoked
According to the clerk who answered
the young womans questions. she
stated that Mr.. Griffis had obtained the
marriage license before she had accept
ed him, and that she married him Mon
day night, when she was not in her
right mind
When told by the clerk that mas
much as both she and her husband
were of age, the license could not be
revoked she repeated, according to the
clerk, that she had not been in her
right mind at the time of the ceremony
and that she never would be his wife,
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
TICKETS TO Be 81
FOR NOTED DANCERS

Tickets for the Isadora Duncan
Dancers and George Copeland, pianist,
go on sale today at Kerr and Smalley's
music store on Washington street. The
program which will be presented is the
second number of the Musical Events
club series which opened October Is
with a joint recital by Merle Alcock
and Lambert Murphy.
All members of the club may obtain
admittance to the affair at the high
school auditorium by presentation of
their season tickets. Others who wish
to attend may obtain tickets for this
event alone for 81 eac.
The novel ''iilUstr led concert re-
cital' by George Copeland, pianist, and
the six, lovely "Isadorables,' known
as the Duncan Dancers, presents fea-
lures so extraordinary and so different
from those of any other musical offer
ing that detailed account of it is dis
tinctly deserved. OF deep poetic sig
nificance and singular beauty are these
illustrations of the moods of the piano
masterpieces, and one who sees them
wonders why the great classics of
music are not more often portrayed
this way
1t is an attraction of the highest
artistic merit, and remarkable for its
astonishing grace and beauty. The
six young girls were chosen by the
famous Isadora Duncan from among
number of others and trained by her
up to the time when she felt that they
were artists in their own right. They
express by pose and gesture the moods
of the composers. Their interpreta-
lions have been carefully prepared and
they come before great audiences in
every large city with the serene poise
and grace of Greek statuary, awakened
suddenly to life by the strains of mas
! terly music.
George Copeland is pianist of ex-
ceptional skill and erudition, invest
! ing his work with charms and graces
all its own. Even without the dances,
this program by such a solo artist
would be memorable thing for music
/ lovers.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
SANFORD ACCIDENT
UNAVOIDABLE, JURY

Mrs. Elinor Steele Sanford came to
her death Monday afternoon as the re-
suit of an unavoidable accident, ac-
cording to the verdict returned by a
coroner's jury in Judge De Souzas
court yesterday afternoon. The acct
dent which led TO the aged womans
death occurred shortly after l o'clock
at the corner of First avenue and
Monroe street when she stepped back
ward into the pathway of a motor car
driven by Miss Mable L. Kimball, 1892
North First avenue.
Practically all the witnesses at the
inquest agreed that Mrs. Sanford
seemed to hesitate as she crossed the
street, and that after completely clear
ing the path of Miss Kimballs car, she
stopped, and jumped backward and
was thrown under the wheels. They
agreed that the car was not making
over 10 miles an hour.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
CHAMBERS EASY FOR
PHILADELPHIA BOY

BISBEE, Ariz., Nov. 11.-Frank
Loughery, the Philadelphia bearcat.
won a decisive victory over Russell
Chambers OF Douglas in a 10-round
bout here this afternoon. Loughrey
took the lead i'm the fist round and kept
it without a break, winning through
aggressiveness and ability to swing his
left steadily against Chambers head
and jaw. When the decision was made
by Referee Jack Mcdonald Chambers
rushed him through the ropes, but was
prevented from reaching him by by
ISLANDERS.
In the semi final Johnnie Meyer of
Bisbee. and frankie Fowsor Of Fl
paso, went six rounds to a draw. The
bout was a boxing match entirely,
with Fowser making a good showing
while Meyers GOODNESS was com
mented upon repeatedly. Meyers chal-
lenged the winner OF the Loughrey-
Chambers fight. The preliminaries
were tame.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
PLANNED LONG" HUNTING TRIP

CORVALLIS, Ore, Nov. 11-John
Thompson of Moor Park, Calf, and
Paul X. Ross of Ventura, Calf, both
freshmen at Oregon Agricultural Col
lege, pleaded guilty yesterday to break
ing into a gun store here Saturday
night. They were captured by the
night Waterman just as they were
making their escape with six high
power rifles. The young men made
no attempt to rob the ssafe or the cash
register and said they merely wanted
the guns in order to equip themselves
for a trip to Alaska
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
WEAVER's STARS BEATEN

SACRAMENTO Nov 1.-THE Sac
ramento chamber of commerce base
ball team defeated Buck Weaver's
all stars in 10-inning exhibition game
at Buffalo park this afternoon by the
score OF five to four. Babe Ruth the
Boston Red Sox star slugger, drove out
a homer and a single in four times at
bat. Cady and Harry Heilmann each
put one over the right field fence for
Sacramento. Cady sending two men
across the plate before him. Reuther,
the Cincinnati Reds twirler pitched
port of the game for Sacramento.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
j. Of 4. RESERVES
TROUNCE INDIANS

The Phoenix Indian school football
team suffered its second reverse of the
reason at Miami yesterday when the
University of Arizona second team
walked off with the long end of a 20
to IS score.
Although outweighed several pounds
Of the man, the redskins played a
plucky uphill battle and for time, it
appeared that they were to emerge
victorious.
Tho forward pass materially aided
the Indians in scoring both touchdowns
and they were able to do little on line
plays against the heavy university
boys.
The game VISA the feature of the
Armistice day celebration here.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
CARTER MAKES SHORT
WORK Of JAKE STAHL

GLOBE, Nov. 11.-Tommy Carter
knocked out Jake Stahl in the second
round of "a scheduled ten-round bout at
Midland City this afternoon. The fight
was even up to the early half of the
second round when Carter connected
with a right cross to Stahl's jaw and
the California fighter went down for
the count.
Connie Holguin of Miami beat jim
mic Ware of San Diego in the fifth
round OF a scheduled six-round curtain
raising Smiling Parker was awarded
the decision over Casey Smith at the
end of the eighth round in the semi
Windup.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
JACKSON TAKES LEAD
IN 3-CUSHION CANES

CLEVELAND. Nov. 11.-Playing
sensational billiards, Clarence Jackson
Of Detroit, tonight defeated Charles
McCourt OF Cleveland, so to IS in IS
innings and took the lead in the three
cushion billiard championship tourna-
ment OF America here. IL was the
fastest game of the tournament
jackson scored Is points in 10 in
nings. His high run was six. while the
average 1 1888. McCourt's run was
10, also a record for the tournament
Pierre Maupomc of Milwaukee, won
from Hugh Heal Of Toledo 90 TO 4G III
"a innings.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
PREPARES FOR RACE

NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Shamrock
", challenger for the Americas cup at
the international yacht races next year,
was inspected today by it's owner, Sir
Thomas Upton, at a Brooklyn shipyard
where it has been in drydock since the
summer of 1914. The boat will be
launched tomorrow morning and taken
to winter quarers to be overhauled in
preparation for her race with the
American entry
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12

The memorial service held on Sun
day evening at the Methodist church
was attended by the American Legion
at practically full strength. About $50
of the regular congregation managed
to crowd into the church after the
Legion had taken their places. The
beautiful and impressive service was
greatly enjoyed and it will become an
annual affair with the Legion.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
Brother Seriously III

Mrs. G. w. Watson is in Miami,
called to the bedside of her brother,
who is seriously i'll, message from
Mrs Watson states that her brother is
resting easily and is some better.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12

The Boy Scouts entertained their
mothers the other evening and initiated
them into the delights that are
crammed into a weine roast, everyone
had a good time. The Scouts are
gaining in number each week.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
DoNNELLY OUTPOlNTS HANLoN

MILWAUKEE. Nov 49, Mickey
Donnelly, Newark, n. j., lightweight,
outpointed Jimmy Hanlon of Denver in
a fast ten-round no-decision boxing
bout here tonight sporting writer's
agreed
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
FIRST. VACATION IN 80 YEARS

PASADENA, Calf. Nov. 11-Charles
NJ. Schwab, accompanied by Mrs.
Schwab and a secretary, arrived at a
local hotel today for what he said
would be his first real vacation" in
30 wears
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12

By observing cracks in layers Of
cement put down in certain districts
of California, San Fran isco man
says he can foretell the coming of an
earthquake
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12

The Protestant Episcopal church is
planning a change in its standards so
as to permit ordination to the priest
hood of laymen for localized minis
tries
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12

Miss Ruth Torbert is confined to her
home following an operation for ton
silitis.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12

The cost Of living in Japan has in
creased tenfold since 1887, while wages
ave advanced four-fold.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
FemminstreI Show

The attention of everyone is called
to the 'Femminstrel Show to be pre-
sented by 20 of the most famous local
ladies', noted for their talents and per-
sonal charms, on Friday evening. This
is unique in the annals of Hayden and
YOU cannot afford to miss it, Rex the
alter. Friday 18th, 1880 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Hinebaugh, ac-
companied by Miss Luella Rice, are
snending a few days in this district in
the interest of Sabbath school work.
Mr.. Himebaugh is the Presbyterian
Sabbath school missionary for the
state. with headquarters in Phoenix,
while Miss Rice is connected with the
movement in California. They will
visit all the outlying district, forming
groups for Bible study, and starting
Sunday schools wherever it is possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. f. Himebaugh are en-
Pertaining the party at their home on
Adams hill.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-12
BOARD MEETING POSTPONED

NEW YORK. Nov. 11.-Contrary to
expectations no meeting of the ma
tonal baseball commission was held
here today. II was stated that Presi-
dent Johnson OF the American league
IS I'm Chicago and is not expected to
arrive here until the end Of the week.
There are about 100000 cannibals
In Africa.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Second Reformed S. S.
Will Give Program
Tomorrow Morning

The Christmas exercises OF the
Second Reformed Sunday School
will be held on Sunday morning at
1880 o'clock, instead of the con-
gregational service. The various de-
partments of the Sunday School
will participate in making this oc-
casion commemorative of the Birth
of the Christ, and the White Gifts
to the King" will feature the eXer-
cises. The Sunday School will as
semble at the usual hour, 10 A. NJ,
and after brief exercises will unite
in the auditorium during the sing
ing of a professional hymn.
The other services of the day Will
be the Christian Endeavor service
at $50 p. NJ. and evening worship
at 7.3O o'clock. These will also look
toward Christmas, the c. e. topic
being The Christmas Message and
the Christmas Spirit" while the pas
tor, Rev. Alfred Nevin Sayres, will
preach on the subject, rs This the
Messiah?" Dawn services will be
held at $50 o'clock on Christmas
morning, featured by choral and
singing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Maclay Street Church
Of God Choir Plans
Cantata For Tomorrow

The choir of the Maclay Street
Church of God will render its Christ
mas Cantata, The Salvation of
Israel" under the direction of Mrs.
Vesper c. Smith tomorrow at 7.30
o'clock. The following is a table Of
contents of the cantata.
Bass solo and choir, Seek Ye Out
of the Book" Mr.. Leroy Merkle;
contralto solo, Thou Blessed Beth
lehem," Miss Goldie Gallagher;
choir. blessed be the Lord God OF
Israel" soprano solo, tenor solo and
choir, Midnight in Her Dusky
Mantle" Miss Catherine Lehman,
Mr.. Clifford Sellers; choir, And
There We're Shepherds" choir, So
prano. alto duet and mems chorus,
Ginning Bells; choir. The Adora-
tion of the Wise Men," Soprano OBJ
ligato, violin obligato and choir;
"A Lullaby" Mrs. Clifford Sell
ers; bass solo and choir, Christ
the Lord is Born, Mr.. Leroy Merkle:
choir. My Shepherd and My King"
alto solo. soprano solo, alto and So
prano duet and choir. Might of
Nights" Mrs. John Garrett. Miss
Susan Hepford; choir, Rejoice, o
Earth -
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
ARRANGE WEEK OF
HOLIDAY EVENTS
First Number of Program in
Christ Lutheran Church
Tomorrow

The Christmas celebration by the
Christ Lutheran congregation will be
extended over the week in various
exercises. Sunday morning, at 1880
o'clock, DR.. Reisch will preach an,
advent sermo on "Grace for Grace"
The large mems Bible class, of which
Dr. Reisch is the teacher, will con-
slider the theme, The Prince of
Peace" at p. Nj. Eugene Shirk, u
cornetist, will render a cornet solo
before the class.
The Sunday School will bring a
cash offering as a white gift for the
King. The money thus offered will
be devoted to the support of an or
phan child which was adopted at the
Loysville Home by the congregation.
At the evening service a choir of
20 voices will render their Christmas
cantata, entitled Matthews Story of
Christmas"
Two interesting services will be
held on Christmas Eve. At 6.30
o'clock the boys and girls of the
congregation will be treated to q
candle light service, led by Mrs.
Reisch and Mrs. Earl Miller. This
will be followed at las by Christ
mas service for the adult members
of the church, which will be char
acteriZed by Il sermon by the pastor.
the singing of Christmas hymns and
special music. The Sunday School
will render their unique Christmas
entertainment on Friday evening at
I o'clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
ARRANGE CANDLE
LIGHT PROGRAM.
Grace M. E. Church Event To-
morrow Evening; Big
Holiday Program

Dr. Robert Bagnell, pastor of
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church,
VIII preach at both the morning and
CHRISTMAS Candle Light Services
thls Sunday. In the morning at 1890
CLOCK, he will preach a sermon on
the topic, The Angels Song-Mock-
cry or Prophecy" and the chorus
choir Will sing the anthem, Come
near ye nations" by Watson. The
oHertorY numbers will be, (a) bari
tone recitative, THE Angel Gabriel
was Sent" (bl tenor solo, Hail
Ihou;' (c) And the Ransomed of
IN uue Lord from The Manger
Throne" by Manney, will be sung
py the double quartet consisting of
Mrs Arthur II. Hull, Mrs. Vania
FORSTER, Mrs. Robert b. Reeves,
Mrs; Carl Cross. Ray Chairman, Rob-
ert GeorSe, William Boyer, and DR..
Hlckert. Bernard r. Mausert. or
gahlst and choir master of Grace
onurch, Will also play as prelude,
Alteration" Op. "a, by Piutti. and
the postlude IN f fiat ma ior, by Ho-
ratio w. Parker.
instead of the regular evening
service at 7.30 o'clock. Grace Church
NiI hoid Christmas Candle Light
Sci N'ce Ut 4.45 p. m., which will last
M M doout one hour and a quarter.
ms VIII be a new Christmas SER
wee at Grace Methodist. and it is
looked forward to with n great deal
OF pleasure and anticipation by the
large congregation. A cordial in
Nltatlon is extended to any who de-
sire TO JOIN the congregation in this
speclal Christmas service. DR.. Rob
ert Bagnell, at this Candle Light
service, VIII speak a few words on
the topic, THE Message of Hope"
ana special feature of this SER
wee which will begin promptly at
4.4o, viii be the singing of the beau
tliui Christmas cantata. THE Christ
Chlld. by c. Il. Hawley, by the full
vested choir.
me Epworth League will hold it's
. rs o uiar sunday evening meeting at
o.oV Win special Christmas pro-
siaih' robert Ellenberger will pre-
sue sue ana several Christmas read
ihSs VIII be given. The program
cannot be given in its entirety rs
tne EpWorth League Cabinet is
pIthnlhS Christmas surprise meet
ilS lor the members and visitors.
oh tuesday evening. at 7.15
promptly, the Sunday School will
present Virgins christmas Carol"
under the direction of Mrs. George
-. feed Santa Claus will also be
mere Tor the youngsters. and will
nave present for each one. and a
most enjoyable evening is anticipat
ed. NO admission will be charged.
anu everyone is cordially invited.
On wednesday evening at $50
cIock, Christmas Prayer Meet
ing will be held for one hour ana
special Christmas program will be
put on, with the pastor i'm charge
of the meeting.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
Rev. Gehman to Speak
on Christmas Series

Continuing his Christmas series of
sermons on the subject, The Life of
Christ" the Rev. J. /. Gehman, pas
tor Of the Calvary Presbyterian
Church, will present tomorrow at
the morning service the second num-
Der. entitled, His Name"
The consideration in the evening
will be the Biblical character,
'Rahab." 1t will be the purpose of
this discourse TO show cause why
she was later accorded a place in
the roll-Call of the Faithful" in spite
of her former traitorous relations
with her country.
The Christian Endeavor Society
viii on this Sabbath morning have
a Christmas tree candle light meet
ing apropos of the occasion.
on Thursday morning at 6 o'clock
a Joint meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society and the helpful hour
service Will be held in the church
auditorium for prayer and praise,
This is tradition which will again
hnd place in the program of this
years festivities
The Sabbath school will render ire
program of drills. exercises. recita-
ttons, and vocal and instrumenfaI
selections, on Christmas evening at
$50 o'clock.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN

At the morning service i'll Cove
nant Presbyterian Church. Sunday,
the church choir will render the fol-
lowing program which has been Sc
lected to emphasize the various
scenes surrounding the birth of the
Messiah Prelude. THE Infant
Jesus CPastorale). Petro A. Yon,
Miss Esther V. Kaufman; anthem,
"Oh Night of Holy Memory" /. B.
Wilson. soprano solo. Mrs. Joseph
lbach and chorus; anthem. Calm
on the Listening Ear of Night" E.
l.. Ashford, obligato Mrs. S. r. Har-
ris, solo, Miss Mary Garland;
chorus. Offertory silent Night
Holy Night" Franz Gruber. Miss
Kaufman; anthem. There Were
Shepherds Abiding in the Field" Il.
l.. Ashford, solos, Mrs. $. r. Harris,
ladies' chorus and mixed chorus;
anthem, Bethlehem" (from 'Naza-
reth) c. Gounod, solo and obilgato,
Chas. y. Jackson solo, Miss Gar
land: duet. Mrs. Harris and Miss
Garland. chorus. Postlude, Christ
mas March," q. Merkel, Miss Kauff-
man. ..
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
YULETIDE WILL RING OUT
IN BIG VARIETY OF MUSIC
PAXTON PREsBYTERIAN

The choir of Paxton Presbyterian
church under the direction of Miss
GeneVive Kelly organist and chori-
ster' Will sing ut o'clock, a cam
tata, The Angelic Choir" by Harry
Il. Adams, including the following
numbers: Chorus. "Harl What
Music Fills the Sky contralto solo.
There Came. Three Kings" Mrs. II.
\. iosle; recitation, And There
Were Shepherds" Mrs. Brady;
chorus. Good Tidings of Great
JOY meEzo soprano and chorus.
And Suddenly With the Angels"
Mrs. y. p. Rutherford; chorus,
Bethlehem;" soprano solo. "Marys
Manger Song" Mrs. c. c, Holland:
chorus, ION This Night All Nights
ENcelling;' mems chorus, "Au My
Heart This Night Rejoices;" So
prano solo. Hail the Wondrous
Stranger" Mrs. w. II. Corday:
women's chorus. "Hmk, Hark, My
Soul solos by Mrs. Rutherford and
Mrs. SAMSON: chorus. Hail to the
Lords Anointed;" women's chorus,
once in Royal David's City"
The cantata will be preceded by
several organ numbers and re-
sponsive service led by the pastor.
the Rev Harry B. King.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
State Street u. B.
Choir to Give CRATIC

On Sunday evening State Street
United Brethren Church trained
chorus will render the oratorio
bethlehem" one of Gabriers best
compositions. 1t opens with the Gre
alton of man. and ends with the
chorus of Unto Us a Child is Born
The choir includes: Sopranos,
Miss Carrie Walker, Miss Ethel Sha =
fer, Mrs. A. NJ. Buck, Mrs. w. p.
Edmondson, Mrs. r. Havard Dagies,
Mrs. Edmondson, Miss Mabel Davies
and Miss Arminta Seidler; con-
traltos, Mrs. Shaffer. Miss Margaret
Edmondson, Mrs. Hinkle, Miss Ella
Lupp and Miss Marie Gerhart;
tenors, 7. Howard Davies, w. Myers
and w. P. EdmonGson; bass, A.
Bushman, Amos Liagle. Lewis Rowe,
Thomas Clark and Gwyn Davies:
soloists, soprano. Miss Carrie Walker;
alto. Mrs. Shaifer; tenor, T. Howard
Davies, Jr.i bass, A. Bushman; Or
ganist, Mi5 Emily Miller; director.
Prof. I. lavard Davies, l.. T. S. c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
HOLIDAY MUSIC
AT PINE STREET
DR.. L. S. Nudge to Speak on
christmas Enthusiasm"
Tomorrow Morning

At Pine Street Presbyterian Church
on Sunday all the services will be
in keeping with the Christmastide
On Sunday morning. at 1880 o'clock
the pastor, the Rev. DIR. Lewis Sey
mour Nudge. will preach on Christ
mas Enthusiasm" and there will be
special Christmas music by the
church quartet and chorus of Sc
lected voices. At 7.30 o'clock, Part
and the Halleluiah Chorus from The
Messiah will he presented by the
quartete, chorus and organ. The
pastor win deliver brief address
on The Wonderful Word At the
session of the Church Sunday school
in the afternoon the Christmastide
viii he recognized in lesson study
p. m, in the lecture room the Senior
Christian Endeayor Society Of the
church will hold q candle light
service.
on Tuesday evening. at L45 o'clock
in the lecture room the Junior and
intermediate Departments of the
Church Sunday school win have
their Christmas celebration. On We'd
nesday evening at the regular mid
week service the pastor will give
Christmas address on The Methods
of Christ" on Friday evening the
Division Street Chapel Sunday school
will hold their Christmas celebra-
tion.
The remaining Christmas celebra-
tions in the Pine street parish VIII
be as follows: Monday evening, De
cember %. Bethany Chapel Christ
mas exercises: Friday evening, jan
uary 2, the Pine Street and Bethany
mothers meeting will hold joint
Christmas celebration.
For the time and place OF the
various mission study classes those
interested are referred to the weekly
church bulletin, and full details con-
corning the activities of the organ
izations connected with the men
and boys building and the women :
and girls building, will be found
ON their bulletin boards.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-12-20
WILL DEPICT
FIRST CHRISTMAS
DR.. Bowers to Preach on First
Christmas in Olivet
Presbyterian

The First Christmas" will be the
subject that Rev. S. n. Bower VIII
present in Olivet Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning. The SER
mon will describe Bethlehem-its
history, and people, and the prophe-
cies concerning it,
The pastor will also tell of the
Shepherds, the Message of the An
gels and the Visit of the Wise Men
to the Babe of Bethlehem.
The evening service will consist
of two parts. The first Will be a
service of song by the choir, consist
ing of Christmas anthems and car
OILS.
y Pageant of Light" given by the
Girl Scouts of the Church, will COM
prise the second part of the even
ing service.
This is an exercise most impress
sively solemn and beautiful, which
Nividly presents to US the manner
in which Jesus. the Light of the
World" gave the true light to His
Apostles. and how they transmitted
the Gospel Light down through the
Christian centuries TO us.
on Christmas night the Sunday
School will give their entertain
mcnt i'm the church.