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Special Music ~ .Choirs Will Mark
Christmas Day Serpices in Churche.

81 N-GTHHp4.UE .ri -8akH2Nl5G.. ..-tEr.
Soprano, Obligato and Chorus,
Organ, Festival March. <. .Ravenello
Evening.
Organ Prelude 1890. Weber
Anthem, Break Forth Into Joy:
iPilgrims' Chorus Wagner
sContralto Solo, The Virgins
Lullaby" Buck
Mrs. u. +. Fisher.
Anthem. Babe. Of Bethlehem,
......:. ..... -. ABartlett
Soprano, Obligato and Chorus.
PoStlude, Allegro ....... +. /. Widor
Paolo Conte will preside at the or
gan and Mrs. Ruettell will sing the
soprano SOLO numbers.
The Emmanuel Swedish Lutheran
church will include these hymns
among the special musical numbers
to be. given at the Christmas services:
The Birth of Christi "Hellig-Hellig,,
For God So Loved the World GLORY
o God in the Highest" and "Hallelu-
an" '12
Miss Esther Westeen will preside
1t the pipe organ.
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(To be Continued

On Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock. the members of the church
school of the Plymouth Congregation
al church. will have charge OF the
Chritmas exercises.
The school will enter to the pro-
c%ssional, "Hark, The Herald Angels
Sing" Numbers which have beenFar-
ranged to follow. include exercises by
the Kindergarten. primary and junior
departments. and Scripture lesson n
psalter reading by the older boys. ,
Prof. Fred A. B~eidleman, of the
state university faculty, will give a
violin number. ooh, Holy Night" and
Christmas story, THE Golden Cob
web The children will take up the
offering,
Plans are Seing made by the Grand
Forks post of the American Legion
for a pre-New Years party to be Civ
en- on Friday evening. December 80.
in the city auditorium. The hours
will be from nine to twelve o'cloak.
Considerable interest is being mani
Tested in the Ame.scan Legion party,
and it promises to be one of the big
fgest affairs of the holiday vacation
season. ''
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Smith and
family, 1O9 Fenton avenue, plan to
spend the week-and with Mrs. Smiths
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Simpson.
They left for Ardoch this morning.
Following an old established Gus
tom, a candle-light service will be
held this evening at st. Paul's Episco-
pal church. Bishop Tyler will be in
charge. The annual offertory will be
for the rector's charity fund. The
service is to open at 11a45 o'clock,
and is open to all members. Of the
Ichurch and congregation and to all
friends interested. y ii
.S \ X X ~ rs n
Mr.and Mrs. Miles CampbelLIo17 I'm
diversity avenue, have their daughter,
Miss Mildred Campbell, as Efheir house
guest, for a fortnight. Miss Campbell
His attending the Minnesota university
at Minneapolis.
Miss Helen Fisher, who teaches
school at Fisher Mimi. arrived FRI
day night, to- be'gthe Christmas. and
NAMSYear's guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs z. j. Evans. '214 Fenton
Mrs r. III: Fadden and daughter
BeTnice;,. Stratford block have goneto
4 NeGhe,,sN N. d. where they will spend
IChristi1ass with Mrs. Fadden's par
ents, Nj. and Mrs. Frank L Lewis.
Professor and Mrs. Henry j. jed
deloh, 701 South Third street, left on
Friday for Madison, Wisss.where they
will visit until after New Yearass&With
Mrs. Jeddeloh's relatives. SSs
y aTHN
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Mr.. FISHER, OR PIE KAN-rHE rERRoR

Silky, the silly Monkey, was angry
angry that he could have rchewed
the tail"right off this furry forest ter
ror. Silky liked the Chief for Mr..
Porky always kept him supplied with
thorn quilts which he used as tooth
picks. And to have anything happen
to his friend especially when he was
%lninding his own business. was more
than tho friendly monkey could stand!
- Il telf"you to- come over here and
meet the King of the Forest"
Il don't want to see the King of the
Forest" said the snarling fellow.
II can't help what you want. Chief
either but that's the thing you.wanted
to do" IA .' 49,
Just then Major Polo Cat came
along and the fellow who was showing
a defiant spirit changed his mind at
once. 20, Mr.. Pole Cat. don't you
throw anything on~my fur coat or l
will, never get 1T out 1''
well, then you come over and see
/ the King of the Forest"
He didn't have to go over to where
Tinker Bob was for the King thought
it best to see him in the light of the
Moon so he '~tcal1e. over to. thrs Spot
where they had been fighting.
What is your name" asked
Tinker Bob.
me 1ellOW began 10 emD Win
fear. my name, o King, is Pekan
Fisher. They call me Fisher for
short"
where do you live?" asked the
King. IT have never happened to see
you BEFORE"
Il live in a hollow tree on the bank
! of the river. I have a wife and four
children. Please, o King, don't hurt
me, will you?' H.. 800. e.,
"Well. what were you trying to
hurt Chief Perky for .then?"
well, you see my family was get
! ting tired of fish every day for break
fact. and I know how they like Mr..
Porky's meat so ! thought l would try
to please them once. But I will not
do that again. ,.rv.e ,~l,.-,
mo, I know if T have anything to
say about it you will not do it again."
said Silky.
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A Christmas program was given.
Friday afternoon. at the Duckworthela.
school. four miles south of h city~s-
where Miss Rene Staeveteig is teach
er. Readings, dialogues and Christie
mas musical numbers constituted the
the program, and "The Other Wise Z
Man" was read by Miss Regina Brens"'
nan. of he local school faculty. Miss
Curl Sand of Grand Forks, deputy
county superintendent, was a guest at
the program.
X *. -5e.E--s
En- route to California, Mr.. and )
Mrs. j. E. Turner. Sill North Third D
street left on Thursday night to spend :
Christmas with relatives in Minne- a.
apolis. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Collins
and daughter Miss Helen Collins, 51A
North Third street, will cave ona-
Christmas day to join Mr.. and Mrs.aH
Turner in Minneapolis and they willis
go in a party to California. esii-
< i Ar ~
Mrs. J. P. Lyons and Miss Nonaa,
! Lyons Of the Fuller apartments leftsit
this morning to be the. Christmas
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Matt BurgeH
at Orr. N. d. 10
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ly paying any attention to sleeve eff
fecta- The gown at the left has a
Moose bodice. The robe for e. in
1.-The home shown in the center has
loose Grapes falling from the shoul-
der after the manner of sleeves while
the dance frock at the right has a
gracefully draped tunic Of black lace.
This dance frock shows a longer
skirt than has been fashionable for
some time. 1t is fashioned of black
tafTeta with a simple bodice and an
odd @girdle with streamers and fast
ening in the front. The girdle is of
black velvet with a roSette of the
! velvet surrounding a cluster Of green
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Mrs. Fl. E. Walter. of Emerado was
in Grand Forks on Saturday to meet
her daughter, Miss Annie sWalter. who
has been attending the boys and girls
institute in Fargo. Mrs. Walters
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John kenmir,
of Emerado, were also in Grand
Forks on Saturday. The party re-
turned to Emerald or Saturday noon.
A card party will be given next
Thursday evening, December 20. in
the auditorium of st. MichaeI's
church by the Young Ladies' Sodality.
The opening hour is announced for s
o'clock. Miss Anne Harvey. chair
man of the committee planning the
party and her assistants are Misses
Wreatha CROUCH. Agnes Mahowald.
Winnifred Mulloy, Pearl Wentz, EN-
" Miss Ruth kenmir, WHO has been
teaching school at Sanborn. ~. D..
has arrived at the homo of her par
.cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenmir at
Emerald, for the vacation days.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Nor
wegian NJ. F.. church will have its
regular meeting on Friday afternoon,
December 80, in the church. Re-
freshments will be served by Mrs. i.
A. Dahl.
This noon Mrs. T.. Z. Fisher and
daughter, Donna Marie, arrived from
Benthold, to visit her mother. Mrs.
John Lynch. 200 Reeves avenue, owe
the holidays. Mrs. Fisher was Miss
Helen Lynch before her MARRIAGE
4: = 4
The Christmas tree festival of the
Lutheran Free church will be held on
Monday evening. it is announced. On
Friday evening the Young Peoples so
ciety will meet in the church. a
program is being arranged for the
meeting and refreshments will be
served.
On Tuesday evening the Sunday
! school of the Norwegian Danish NJ
E. church will have its Christmas
program and a Christmas tree. The
! E.pworth league vii! have u Christ
mas tree party on Wednesday evening
in the church, corner First avenue
and Chestnut street. and all members
| OF the society have been invited to at
tend. ~
| Miss Isabelle McPhail, leader OF the
Loyal Temperance Legion, has an
| nounced plans for an indoor picnic for
the society to be giveh next Tuesday
| afternoon in the pariors of the ~
from 8 to 5 o'clock. All members OF
! the society are invited. and have been
asked to bring a lunch for two.
4 r +
Mrs. John Mcmahon and daughter
Catheryn of Arvilla. left. Friday night
to visit friends in Duluth. over the
Christmas season.
X X
Miss Frank Nimms. North Second
street East Grand Forks, has gone to
! Staples for the holidays. She will
visit her relatives there.
r.
f. F., Doran accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Jessie Doran. who has
been attending the Sacred Heart
! Academy at Fargo. left this mornina
for their home In Crystal. N. d. Miss
Doran has been the guest 81 hei
grandmother. Mrs. 4. Fox, Dinnie
apartments.
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satin buds. The lace tunic hangs
far below the taffeta skirt edge.
The robe in the center is made of
jade green velvet embroidered in dull
gold in an ancient design. Gold
braid edges tho neck, front and hem.
Soft green, tulle forms the broad
sash and shoulder Grapes.
> Green is also the color of the youth
full frock at the left. Bands OF Sc
gums trim the neckline, sleeves and
skirt and tunic edge. The skirt. is
gathered at theS waistline by a. narrow
band Of silver ribbon. All three of
these gowns show the beauty Of the
soft, flowing lines.
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BY Eloisc.

Soft, graceful, flowing lines are
fashions new decree. Whether it be
sleeve, bodice, skirt or. tupic it must
be soft and flowing Noh,only the
nesl1gee as ,ofiyorer but the street, aft
ernoo and evening frock all feature
these lines. The vide, flowing sleeve
will carry the burden of the decree
in the spring trocks, but many of the
w~intergowns. are very brief as to
sleeve and show the flowing lines
elsewhere on the gown. #
Pictured hero are three gowns fca-
turing loDse flowing lines, but scare
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Emmanuel Swedish Lutheran.

North Sixth Street. Sunday Chf1st-
mas day. early services c'julotta' and
high mass) at 6 o'clock in the morn
ing. The church will be beautifully
decorated and much extra choir. songs
and music will be renderedS The
children's Christmas program will be
given second Christmas day. Deem
Der 26 at 1880 O'Clock p. m. New
Years watch program and refresh
ments will be given in the church
Saturday, December 81, from 9 o'clock
.. m. till 1905 a. M. January 1,
1929. Annual business meeting OF
congregation in church parlors JAN
uary . at . o'clock p. m. Supper
served by the ladies. All members
requested present. j. NJ. Persenius,
pastor. ..-5 -.
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"Well, 1 want to know more about
you, MI. Fisher" said Tinker Bob.
II haven't any friends in the forest,
they all seem to be afraid of me-"
o.. "They have reason to be afraid of
you. You killed my brother and you'd
try to kill every fellow you see, even
Red Fox if you could This was a
word from Chief Porky.
well, you will have to tell your
family that fish is good food and they
will have to get used to it for I am
King of the Forest and o cannot
have any Perky meat in this forest.
Now I'm going to set Red Fox on your
trail and see to it that you obey what
I say. Tor this is a forest where folks
are friendly and we will not allow
anyone to live here who tries to harm
the officers of the King" .
g. TAP, tap, tap" and the King with
his forest friends went back to the
palace.
(T0 hc COntinupd
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Firsf, Methodist.

Rev. George Albert Henry, pastor. BOB
Re Christmas and the spirit of -Christ-c1w
mas will characterize all services onsG.a
Sunday, December 25th. An unustiaaod "a
service has been planned for thu
morning. The schools Sunday service -.
will center in the Bethlehem storynus
The Epworth league has a uniqueots
thing planned for Sunday evening. az -
1880. The Christmas story will be told3aS
by shadow pictures thrown upon a.
screen through a st~ereopticon. Special si
Christmas music will be sung in all
services. .
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Miss Margaret Kolars arrived in the
city this morning from Thermopolis,
/ Wyo., to spend the holidays with her
AT North Second street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kolars also have their daughter
Miss Grace Kolars of Minneapolis and
Mrs Edward McIlraith (Alice Kolars)
of Crosby. Mimi. as house guests;
Henry Kolars of st. Paul. is expect
ed home Sunday morning to visit his
parents yer the holidays.
X * X 14.
Mrs. Cora Marsden OF Manitou,
Man. arrived in Grand Forks Friday
night for a ten day visit with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Campbell,
1917 University z.
i: * x
This morning Miss Selma Nyhus
left for her home in Hatton. N. D.. to
snend Christmas with relatives. Miss
Nyhus has been attending Aaker's
4, X * *
has gone to her home in Grafton to
spend her vacation. Miss Jennie
Duncan has gone to Neche to be the
guest of relatives for the holidays and
on Friday night Miss Agnes Halvor-
son went to Viking for a weeks Holt
day visit. This morning Miss Mary
Bergman left for Bottineau to spend
, Christmas.
The general public is invited to at
tend the special Christmas program to
be given Sunday night in the audi
torium Of the NJ. F.. church. opening
at 1880 O'clock. Old and new Christ
mas stories are to be presented and a
Christmas Offering will be taken for
| <hn A~kn{o Ao{h ndiof" 1,1or;ta1
X 4 X
Holiday guests at the homo of Mr.,
and Mrs. r. Monley. 1124 lone ave
nue.. will include their daughter, Mrs.
j.. p Callahan. and two children. Ger
aid and Richard, who will arrive to-
night from Fargo. Mrs. Callahan was
Miss sBerna Monley. saNy;
Mr.. and. Mrs. Thomas Porte of Be.
midji, Mimi, arrived on Wednesday
evening, and4will spend several days
in Grand Forks. They will visit Mrs
Porte's two sisters. Mrs. T. j. Evans
F'enton avenue and Miss Emma Muel.
Ter of Sayre&Hall..
y X 4
Miss Geraldine McNicol who has
been teaching at Hope, N. D.. re.
turned on Thursday night to spend
her w weeks vacation with her
parents, Mr.. n Mrs. J. H. McNicol
305 South Fifth street. Miss Emma
kGroyesJ an alumna of the state uni.
versity. who also taught this year a,
Hope, N. D.. returned. to Lakota fol
the holidays. No..
4 X X
Following a three weeks visit a
Tacoma Washington, Mrs. Sherman
Love returned on Wednesday night t.
Eher home, 524 Giriggs avenue Mrs
Lowe was the guest of her aunt, Mis-!
E1dnn Barlow and was called to Ia
coma by Miss Barlow's illness.
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German Baptist,

Eighth and Cheyenne. J.. Sprock,
pastor. 10 a. M. Sunday school. II
a m, morning service. Subject: AL
ways Christmas" I D. m, Young
Peoples meeting. s p. M. evening
service. Subject: The Story Of
Bethlehem" Christmas program Sat-
urday evening at 1880.
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Norwegian Danish NJ. e.

Norwcgian-Danish NJ. E. church
(corner First avenue and Chestnut
street,. Prayer service every Thurs
day evening at 7:45 o'clock. Sermon
Christmas morning at 1880 o'clock.
Theme, 1.-THE First Christmas at Beth
lehem.' Vocal solo. Miss Helen
Olsmaul. Sunday school at 1l:45
a. IN. Epworth league meeting at Z
D.. m. Miss MarrieA1 Haugen. leader.
Topic. "Following the Star-What Do
We Find?" Evening service at 7:45
O'Clock. Music by quartet.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

Church school meet at 1880 a.. m.
for short sessions to- take attendance
and prepare for Christmas program.
Morning service, II a. m. A Christ
mas program by the children and
members of the school. Instead of the
sermon. Miss Mary Margaret French
will tell 1.-THE Golden Cobweb" story.
Responsive reading and scripture les
sons by Byron Berge and Philip
Hanev,
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ST. Marks Ey. Lutheran.

Corner International avenue and ,
Fifth street. Ernest o. Armbruster,,r
Christmas service at $500 o'clock in the
morning. service of song with
Xmas s~ermonette., Sunday school at
9:45 a. m. (Sunday school as usualfaaos
Regular morning service at 11:004f-a
o'clock. Special music by the choir.~Ss
Sermon theme: ''God With Us.fa9te
Evening service, special childrenis$t
Christmas program at 1880 o'clock, s31ys:
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Lutheran,

Zion Lutheran church. Corner u
Chestnut and Fourth venue Eng 20
lish Christmas services at 10:45. Morse
Christmas services at 7:45. "Ausilga 81
Sorenson, teacher of violin, will plaI.oI;
at the morning services. The choir vs.
will render a program Of Christmassas
carols and other special music at both,ns
services. Christmas tree festival -
Monday evening at Z O'Clock. Ther.s
Sunday school will render a Christmas "a
SONG service. The Up. L. will have7at
a devotional meeting next Friday ever.
ming. David Soeve. avau
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Bethel Church.

Belmont avenue. south side Bell;
mont school. Christmas services Sum :.
day forenoon at 1890. and in the eve-a
ming at 1880, conducted BY the pastor..
Christmas tree and good program by ]
the Sunday school children on Tues
day evening at Z o'clock. All are wel-ya
come. H. E. Engebretson. pastor. +r
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Bethesda and Nyskoga.

Sunday, Christmas services will be-
held in the Bethesda church at II H.,
IN. and in the Nyskoga church at g.
p. m. Church beautifully decorated
and much extra choir songs and muse~
sic rendered. The bethesda children,a,
festival in the church December g.,
at l O'Clock p. m. Bethesda. annual
business meeting in church January
Z, 1929 at 10 g. m. Dinner served by,
ladies. j. M. Persenius, pastor. So
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Christmas Services
80 IN
Grand Forks Churches

Rev. w. G. Menges, pastor. VIM nave
services as follows on Christmas dayhns
German sermon, His Star" 1920 Aggt
M. Sunday school, 1880 a. M. Christs.y
mas program, S.p. M. ss1s
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First Lutheran.

Belmont a9d Fourth avenue. &Fes-
tiyal Christmas service at 10:45 a. m.
program with decorated tree Monday
night at 1880. s. l.. Tallakson, pastor.
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company the singers. ..
@ 49, ..,
Evelyn Mackenzie, who has been in
charge of the commercial department
of the Lakota high. school arrived at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. NJ. Mackenzie. y 80.
* * X
Miss Ada Soule who teaches this
yea at Crookston, returned Friday
night to be the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. James Collins, 716G North Fourth
street. Miss Ruth Soule also will visit
hertaunt over the holidays. She ar
rived in Grand Forks from-nThief
River Falls on Thursday night, to
spend the Christmas vacation.
y X X
On Friday morning, Miss Edna
Wallace Of Crystal. N. D.. left for the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Wallace. While in Grand Forks,
Miss Wallace was the guest Of Mrs.
j. M. Mackenzie, 1106 Dakota ave-
nue. q, (,
Mr.and Mrs. A. S. Hoganson, TOE
Walnut street. have their son Gilbert
EHoganson. IS their holiday guest
Other guests whom they are planning
Ito entertain are Mrs. O.. L. Langseth
OlsSl, Ifdui, auA WI dIiu "AosaA" ~,
Walker of Minneapolis who will a r
rive today. Mrs. r.. A. Haug OF
Churches Ferry came last night to be
q guest at the Hoganson home and
Mr.. Langseth lis expected today to
join the christmas house party.
X X X
Miss Ruth Hoover arrived home
this morning from Edgeley where she
lis member OF the school faculty,
She will spend the vacation with her
parents, Mi. and FMrs.sW l. Hoover,
+42s North I 1h ! stree
The drill team of the Women''s
Catholic Order OF Foresters IS issuing
invitations for a holiday party to be
given Tuesday evening, January 3. In
the knights of Columbus hall. This
is the first party whichsthe newly or
ganized society will give and 1t is
expected to be one OF more thar
ordinary interest. Z
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Lutheran Free.

Corner OF Cottonwood street anu II
Second avenue. Festival services SUM-
day forenoon at 1890 o'clock. Eng1sy
lish services Sunday evening at 7:30.,wN
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening af.s-
8 o'clock. Christmas services in.
Bordo church Monday morning at H.
O'Clock and Christmas tree festival at =
the same place Tuesday evening at
g o'clock. Ingel Hovland. +.t
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YOUTHFUL VOICES
SING AT FESTIVAL

A chorus Of four hundred little
children's voices will be heard in the
program to be given at the annual
Christmas festival on Sunday evening,
in the Zion Lutheran church. The
chorus has been directed by Mrs Da-
vid Stoeve and the program will con-
sist of a group of Christmas carols,
which have been selected by Mrs.
Stoeve for the occasion.
Miss Camilla Hofto, pianist, n
Miss Amanda Berg organist, will ac-
company the singers.
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Baptist Church.

John Gerald York, pastor.
1880 a. M, sermon: THE Desire Of
the Nations" 1900: Bible school, with
per Christmas program by the Bible
school, with stereopticon pictures il
Illustrating the birth Inc life Of Jesus.
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Luthcran Immanuoi...

sos South Third street. Christmas.
service. Service In English at 10 ass
M, theme. "A Glorious sChristnlast
Message Service III German at ~ Be-
m. 1.-The blessings of the Saviour"
No Sunday school; children's progranH.
Saturday evening, December "a, M
TEAS. H. r. Buegel. 'Yfn
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Corner Fourth avenue and Walnut
street. Sunday school with, adult
bible class at IL o'clock noon. The
reading, 1.-THE Other Wise Man." will
be given at 3 O'Clock p. m. Evening
services at 7:45 o'clock. The Sunday
school will have their Christmas tree
on Tuesday evening al which the
members will give a program to begin
at 7:45. o'clock. W. j. Horner, pas
tor
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First Presbyterian

Sunday school at s:45. DR.. e. o5a
IL, Subject. Gods Greatest Gift
No III. G.. f.. Mt. and Sr. c.. Il. at
GAS. Evening worship ata7:45. Sub
ject, THE Man For the Ages"
Prayer service Wednesday night at
7:45. F. Halsey Ambrose. 10
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First Church OF Christ, Scientist.

Church on Belmont n Sun
day services, IL a. m. Subject,
Christian Science" Sunday school
follows. Wednesday evening service,
s o'clock. Reading room, First Ma
tional bank building. Hours 12 to s.
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linn Fvan~1ical.

Zion Evangelical. "'
Zion Evangelical church Corner of
Belmont avenue and Fifth street),