Palisadian., 1922-12-23

Donald was assisted as hostess by
Mrs. Post and Mrs. Velsey.
Congregational Motion Picture
A splendid audience filled the
Grantwood Congregational Church on
Sunday evening to view the famous
picture, "The Stream of Life," by J.
X. Shields, and no one was disappoint-
ed in the presentation of the six reel
drama.
Just simple, everyday story, and
yet one of real heart interest and with
many a charming rural scene full of
child life and animal life, touching
everyone's heart, the story, as it un-
folded, kept the audience in mingled
laughter and tears.
The story told the life of a man,
from his babyhood on the old farm up
to his last days as millionaire, show
ing the triumph of Christian faith
after many temptations, and through.
out the stream showed his life in typi-
cal form, first as a narrow, little
brook, gradually increasing in volume
and intensity, depicting some beauti.
full scenes.
The service was attractive from
first to last, the hymns thrown on the
screen, as sung by the audience
showing pretty colored scenes, and
the Bible reading being shown in the
same manner.
The pastor, Mr.. Cause, feels that
h. hoo To- ~r,ho he
desires for these services and prom
ises more evenings of interest and
profit in the same manner.
Friends Surprise Miss Lueders
There was delightful surprise
Lueders last Sunday afternoon when
a number of friends gathered and
made merry with dancing, songs and
games of different descriptions. Mrs.
A. H. Leuders, who has been ill for
some time, proved her fitness by pre-
pairing tasty meal which was very
much enjoyed by all present.
The guests were Miss j. Cambron,
Miss Virginia Clair, Miss Ruth
Scheneir, Miss M. Gautier and Messrs.
Harold Murphy, Henry Lueders and
Ensign Scheneir.
James Whelan, one of Grantwood's s
finest college boys, is home from Notre
Dame for the holidays. Young Whelan
is freshman.
George Blake is home for the holi'
days. He has been in Cornwall, N. ~
The Whitehead Lodge are going to
have a Christmas party for the chill
dren of members in the Masonic Hall
tomorrow afternoon.
ITO Have and To Hold" featuring
Betty Compson and Bert Lytell, which
will be shown at the Grantwood Thea
tre tomorrow, is as beautiful as it is
thrilling. If you miss it, you miss an
artistic treat.
C. II. S. Christmas Exercises
The following program was given
yesterday morning before the stu
dent body of the Cliffside high
school:
Bible reading.
Flag salute.
"Star Spangled Banner"
Carol, 20 Little Town of Bethle
hem," School.
-"Silent Night"
Hymn. "Adsste Fideles," Latin ]
class.
Solo, Beautiful Thoughts fol
Christmas" Grace Noble.
Violin solO-John Courds.
Reading, "Why the Chimes Rang
Mr. Dozsa.
Carol, "Sing Me Noel" a few OF
Junior Glee Club.
Orchestra selection from "Caval-
leria Rusticana."
Recitation, "Mirandy on Lovers
Catechism," Edna Ertez.
Victrola selections. Birthday of a
King" Star of the East"
Song, Christmas Bells" Music I.
Song, Merry Christmas" Chorus
from Grade vi.
Carols-School.
Letters were presented to the win
ming hockey team oft he interclass
games. Members of the team were
as follows: Matilda layton (Capt.) ;
Rose Deloso, Sophia Malecha, Eme
rett Fordham, Marion Pisarshr, Marie
Larsen, Virginia Bush, Edna Ford,
Muriel Farrell, Minnie Taterka, June