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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08
THt. BEST WAY TO MAKE
CHARGE SALES RECORDS

First tn" duplicating sales slim
used with tho \. e. r. credit hIe FUR.
nishcS TN" quickest and safest method
"' M" King rharc" records.
second. The clerk carries his hook
"f sales slips in his pocket and mahes
ia" charge record in the presence OF
tn" customer.
Third Tn" duplicate slip printed
~ red Is given :" the customer
Fourth tn" original slip. printed
~ black. is KEEP, as the store RECORD
FH'h. Thr clerk rlaccs tho stor.
r"'"r" ~ the compartment Of IN.
"nilN section 81 the NJ" marked with
N" customers name.
sixth The proprietor checks thtse
Sins from the dahl, section 81 III.
NJ" {" the protected section Of TN.
ale
THIS method Of handling charge
accounts eliminates all dnv hook {
ana ledger entries ~ tho accounts.
keeps customers accounts always
ready for instant settlement. pre-
vents sales slips from being lost. at,
l"r"n or destroyed furnishes uuick
"si and S"feSi credit limit ar "stop
credit: saves time. work and worry
IN tn" handling ~ accounts.
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industrial building at the Virginia
stat" Fair last week was the
Phillip Levy Furniture Company.
Tne "xhihu showed an eiaboratcly
furnished sui;" Of rooms--parlor.
bedroom and living room.
George Percy Hawes has opened!
offices ~ - North ninth Stree. and
entered the wholesale coal business
N" announced last night, He has
had Ions "Nperi-uc" in the coal bust
ness
October rs mas hneu set ~ the
E'chmond Groc"rS. inc. ~ thu. dare
on which They viii perfect THEN
'al price cutting campaign No
vemh"r the advertising campaign
which IN" organization i 80 sponsor
will go under way. and the grocers
acttr" night against competition will
begin
Pan. Tor III" annual food show or
III. Richmond Grocer> Inc aro
progressing. -nG tho committee j.
making arrangements and working
ont all details al the present. tim.
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BIGGEST MAIL SH|PMNET
MADE IN AID. CAMPAIGN
Cecil. Baret,o & Cecil, Inc,
Handle Great The Write
Gift" Drive.
POSTAGE ss.m@ on snIrME<
Fine Stntloner! Msnufnrturer<' A.
s"cintion Of America Launch RuSt-
ness BnomiuS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
stores Eet Parcel Costing 10 Cents.

What is believed by local most of
fec officials ~ he the Iarc.s, single
shipment Of bulky mail matter ever
mace in this city has Just been
cleared by tho Advertising agency Of
Cecil, Rarreto & Cecil. Inc. for the
Fine Stationery Manufacturers As
socia'ion ~ America. This Richmond
agency prepared and executed an adj =
v.rtis'ne campaign for twenty Of the
leading manufacturers Of frc sta
tonery in the United states in which
advertisements to introduce and pop
ulsrize the Write Gif'" slogan are
being carried in nine If tho leading
national magazines during tho fall
and winter months.
As part ~ this campaign there
wore prepared SGT of twelve display
cards also featuring the Write
Gift slogan. aud intended primarily
for display during the approaching
holiday season. These display cards
hay" been mailed out I" 55o.ooO stores
IN which stationery is sold Earh
package weighted twenty ounces. and
cost 10 cents ." mail. The total
postal charges were In IN. neigh
""rhood Of $4,000. and il is csti-
mated that there were moro than
three full cars IF III. packages
rho Richmond post-oftice kcn, IN
an extra force 10 distrihut. this rrca,
amount N mail. and il was handled
as eXpcditiously as small army Dr
trained mail clerks could route tho
packages, 4 fore. or TWENTY-FIVE
girls was busy for several weeks in
local printing office gathering and
inserting the cards in The Packages
IN which th"y we're mailed
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SECRETARY OF STATE BODY
REVEALS INTERESTING FACT
Manufacturer and Retailer Least Made Something.
but Wholesaler sProft. According o MIR. Powell.
Proven TO Have Been Nil

"A little adv.rsiiN is 4 good thing e
according 70 ". 4 Powell. secretary
Of tho Virginia Wholesale GroCers
Association. Yesterday. All this talk
about the niSh cos, ~ middlcmcr
arG the need ~ climirat. US whole
sale Crocers all tho claims tina, com.
retitiNe schemes wcro going IN nut
tn. reEular grocer ont NJ business
do not appear to he borne out in IN,
final returns"
Nr rowell was reading 4. repor, 81
the Congressional Joint Commission
Of Agricultural Inquiry. or rather n
summary ~ " furnished nv the Va
tional Wholesale Groccrs AsSocla-
lion. 70 IL members /, represents
the Sovcrrnent'S conclusions ate,
the most elaborate inquiry into the
high cost ~ living" ever under
taken, an inquiry which had every
a6NanfsGe ~ trade Co-op"raticn. a
freq examination Of hooks and &C.
counts ana Ne replies - more than
1900" questiornaires. filled in on data
covering over zoo common domestic
commodities. largely foods,uHs.
why tho Srr~nd,
This inquiry ny tho so-raNed An
cerson Committee. was made under
direction ~ Congress 70 dct"rpIne
why ther" e spread between tho
prise the producer gets for his prod
rcts and what tho consumer psvs The
findings which al four great volumes
ere 20" complex 10 he reviewed here.
hr' can u" plairlv stated ~ show an
even smaller toll paid the middle
man than had been =usne~ted even
10, many Srorers themselves
Il kne" that our profte ware far
less THAN tho average critic ~ tho
tIEh cost n living imagined" said
Ny. Fow"E, and We all knew VIII,
the 'h"nr"ticai rpforme- and amateur
eco nomisi was constantly using us as
convenient goat hut We hardly
realized how great and indI,pensabIe
q par, N N" public economy and CON
'rniencs We represented.
For instance. every wholesale
grocer In th" country knew very well
that this taFk about proHteerinc' was
I'll nonsense. We knew thar during
tn" past two wears We wcr. sadly in
rcd INK when tho hook balances
We're struck and ;hat all the time
"NrinG tn" war when things might,
nave hcem profitable. tn" Food Ad-
n Sii"n-of which We were the
most enthusiastic supporters was
rroNentin imitation or PROFITS. nut We
badly thought that. tho national
aN"r+E" would show n loss OF As Of
cont ont ~ every dollar in 1921
and la cents in 1920.
Nrny Losses.
We All knew what bitter nil
W swallowed whcn IN" sudden hrea
IN sugar and MANY other things lat.
~ l"2h. dropped the bottom out ~
cur inventories and forced ms to
WIN" od immense shrinkaSes hut N.
Yuni" knew liitl" about IL and still
TAXED about nr"htsArS whau ",
Yer" sweating blood to stem the It'd,
Cf bankruptcy.
" may interest the public &c
Eno" that this Inquiry showed tn.
following figures for tn. tire. Rre,l
factors in tho fond trade. in the tvpi.
ca wears covered nv N. inquiry. a,
10 what the customers dollar wen,
for Gin ccnisl:
Manufnrtur~r
eight Food SperialtI~>,
Raw Cost ~ 'pth.r
Material. MsruC''ro. ENDS IRON,
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WITH THE TRADE
PERSONAL. but Not Confidential

9. s Johnson. 81 Roanoke. presi-
dent ~ tho Roanoke Post RI tho
Travellers Protective Association and
State Travellers Protective AsSo-
citation director, was in Richmond
las, ws"k and called ~ tn. ,afic".
~ the state orGanL.-sri.. In Muir
phys Hotel ANNEX
e n. "lock,on. Of west ro,ut.
PROM inent Wholesaler. was in Rich
nond las, week ~ business ~"
called =, M offices Of thu sun Maid
Raisin Company
I y ''arp"rt"r rreSid"n, OF mo
CovinEror Grocery Company and the
Virginia Wholesale Gr"c"rs' Asso-
cis,ior. vas in Richmond during last
week. ON business
Hush r Powell nis,ric, repre-
sentative - the sun Maid Eaisin
Ccmrary leaves Eichmoud today on
> business rrlp through North caro-
Ina n" via visit Green shore and
sev"r-l other imrortan, town. on
his trip
On, OF 'ne hisse>, ">hihi'> in the
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New Ripping Needle
on New York Market

NEW YORK. Oct IA patented
ripping needle. for use In amy
STA ndard sewing machine. now is
prlnR demonstrated In New York
IoilowihI its Introduction in
Philadelphia
The device IS made 10 retail al
35 cents
the seam IN he severed is
placed below the presser foot OF
rhe sewing machine and the
needle runs along the line 81
stitching IN he ripped.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

To advcrtts. values instead ~! cat,
prices is the quality stores sures,
road TO confidence. Built IN value
growing on value" ia slogan used
by large Eastsrn merchant.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-08

low np the matter personally with
tn" foreign merchant
77b -Sawmii machinery and ac-
rsssori"s spain. pur"has. desired
Quotations. E J. T. F"rol Corr.s
pondenc". spanish
372i- Sugar candy or tho ch.arcr
quality. especially American hard
gums assorted favorS aud white
peppermint creams. about nt,v ton.
per anrurl. in periodical shipments
Wales purch.s" Desired Quota
lions. : swansea or Bristol
chann"i port,
77"N Sundr, g@ods millinery. go, o.
ton goods. per'uw"ry and stationery
India Purchase ana ac,ncy de-
sired Quotations. 9. l. (. ranJim
Terms. cash
80" N"w and n'd wooden rags.
wool"n vast" clippings. etc Eng
land Purchase desired Quotations.
g. /. {. Liverpool or Z y. h. shipping
port Terms cash
S72i Ic" cream, rrcezcrS. haih,ut
sanitary articles. plated metal ar
'icIer. bah, coaches aud brass bed
*'"ads spain Purchase desired
Quotations. e. Z NiSo. Correspond
enct. spanish, French "r German
iT'' Lumber, such as Southern
yellow vine. Douglas ~ ami o,.
cardboard, and all kinds nf nails
sweden. Purchase of goods whale
~a'" d"sir" Quotations = ( Nal
m" "- '"'"horg Terms. cash ar.tns,
documents in Sweden
H''" stationery office supplies
"fh"" hr'rr"s paper, etc spain.
fur"h"'" d--ir"d Quotations. g
Gii"n -" = o. IA <"y Yor. ,'orr.s
p"ndnn"'. Spanish
So Pharmaceutical aud chemical
apparatus india. rurchas. desired
Quotations, %. l. BOMBAY or Ga
chin Terms. cash sEaIns, docu-
m.nts
2772 Long Loaf yellow piu.
spain. Agency desired Quoiatinns
c. l. T. '"runua. Terms. cash against
documents
$50 l.ins""d cakes ground nti,
ca kes. palm cakes Cottnns.ad meal
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1912 N has realized tho Importance
at cooperating with III. dealer IN
IN" greatest tonnage Of aiSins was
10 h" sold The organization was
founded upon III" co-op"ration -.
growers and II naturally felt that
III" operation 81 the merchants
who handled ts products WIS an
essential to success
To-day uur statesmen sell a srrvirn
Just az much they do a product
if tn" dealer knows thni IN. com
ranN Who's" merchandise hn Is buy
ing VIII c"-"2"rat" With him IN NOV
ing This mcrchandis" from his
shelves. h" VIII h" lar more wiliin.
!" invest his capital IN this lin.
tran he would othcrwiS"
sales com" ratural sequence
10 N" s"rvir" which IL anticipated
" Is Tor this reason that We arc
preparing To pay even moro n,inn-
'i"n q" tn" extremely Important
p"in, OF dealer s"rvirc .n,i q good
sued slice ~ our ahveriistnr ammo.
nr'aii"n WI no spcnt thi- way"
ana other cattle feed rr"duc,S--
Netherlands. Agency desired QUO.
'a't"">, =. e.. Rotterdam 81 {. E r.
N"w Yors. Terms. cash
3'SS Sugar. coffee. ten -four rot,
'"ns""d oil Kerosene and gasoline
Algeria AGENCY desired quota.
t"nS. =. T. N="rian, Mor,cc,r ur
French Mediterranean port, T.rm,.
cash arains, documents
77is Flour. cereals. corco. .u-.-
~ all kird. s.-olin. aud korotenc
Spain Purchase hryirod oun,a
tons. & Cnrunn- or Fc-rol cor
respond. Spanish
5Ii7 S,ationcry. wr.rpin. papers
wines. inks f"r m.rLing case, and
hai"s. = good lin" NJ fountain rcn-
ana p"nrils. school material hi.uL
books uS"ful novelties. ctc ,rrics
rnrchas" aud as"nr, desired QUO
i"ti"ns. =. D. kilindiui. Nomhas.
rric" lis'S aud r.taloru. desired
ai2l Drugs. paints. cram"ls. chem.
'r"l products. "rih"r"dic supplies ANA
toilet articles spain. purchay. Do
-if"d. '!u"t"ti"ns. T. = VIZ" nr
'"runna Correspondence spanish
a'32- Armv shoes. SaIv.S"d Swii-
z"rlanh hgcn"S h",ir"d can uSc
ROW ~, 600 20 lo0. ooo pni,s p,,n,,
ti"ns. e y Swiss horrer T.rms
cash
3iS" Sod iun"ul"rt suitable rnr
luc"''" ""Np"a~ sny beans and u"a-
nuts South Africa sc"n~. dosi-sd
3iIt E""is and >h"-. ptincip.ilv
classic articles IN no, cali. for men
and boys. nhcu, soon - q 0oo MAR,
az Roots p"r month Franc" rur-
'has" desired Correspondence,
French
212S H.rdw.r~ ki,cN"n utensils.
luhricatinc oils and naval affects in
ending TAR ship paints. sail cloth.
cotton dU"k ~nd cords SPAN
rurch.s. desired ouotation~ . Z
.'nrnnnn l'ntr. nrnnmr. sn.rlLsh
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rnblic Demand. Service.

"Rut is seems "a mo a more val
nahl" part IF ~" rcpor, is that which
aims to discover who is responsible
FOR III" spread between producers
and consumers prices or course
the commission found innumerable
reasons for il. but chiefly due IN the
growth Of public necessity. improve
ment in public taste. demand for ser
vice and convenience and the i'm
mcnsely Intricate development ~ sys-
tom necessary to meet tn. compiexity-
~ modern life.
Food doesn't lend itself 10 hap
hazard schemes and theories II
calls for absolutely dependable dis
tribution. certainty of supply and &C
ccstibility: whether the want arises
in a conSested city or a hackwoods
village. Wherever men az" there
mus be u III" grocer and there is no
other class ~ m"rchan, with whom
every family has dealings every day.
IAN this costs money. and the old :
line scheme of distribution manu-
sumner MIS- the public need as no
tnrIc SAM. Findings.
But what's the use Of going fur
there. l. all comes hack 10 me as
read this report .nf i'ncl" SANS in =
v"stiH"tors. W" eroc"rs knew IL. but
no on" w"uid believe us We wrr"
'biass-d Witnesses Bmt It's mighty
SatisfaCt"rN IL hc vindicntcd by I'm e
che sam. after all these years Of loos.
accuse ion.
I'm not afraid Of the whnicsale
grocer b"inE eliminated. rhe public
cant set slong without him You
buy ms an average family about 5000
a year. " he costs Won Sl0 or 1l2
n yrar-w which he dosen't. according
To- Ties" fgurcs its the hest money
YOU. ever spent
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y = n ~ VVt 0W TVII' Y"
Wholesale Grnccr.
Retail Grorrr

" seems 10 mo that these hEurcs.
Saih"red by wholly unbiased board
"f economists under government Su-
spices, toll their own story better
man any claims the grocer can make
or any opinionated retormsr or theor-
Isl or aEitator can invent. They show
tho growth OF merchandise costs a
steanilr advancing cost 81 doing bust
ness and slowly declining rront on
the part Of the merchant Certainly
IN" wh"l"sa'" grocer needs 10 mako
no apologies; ne took his medicine
md poct"'ed mis- losses. And he mad
N" fat war profits out of which Il.
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SUN MAID RAISIN co. HERE
HELP THE LOCAL DEALER
Hugh T. Powell Outlines Plans of Great Concern for
Spending 50 100000 This Year to Help Sell
More of Its Products. .sA@

Rfal'zinc IN" Importance Of as
SiHtinS tn" dealer to sell the goods
"hi"h they are advertising nation.
any. the sun Maid Raisin Growers
nav" announced through their dis
irtct representative. Hugh T. Pow
ell 81 Richmond. that q con1idcra Z.
portion Of the 1a22-22 crop year adj
rer'iSing appropriation will he do
voted to dealer service work which
~ the largest in tho history ~ tho
raiSin growers. u is also tho largest
in tn" history of any food products
campairn ever promoted. and totaIs
S2.520.OOo
In connection with III" campaign
Mr.. Powell. VINO IL we'll known in
Richmond and tx one ~ m" leaders
~ the Travellers Protective Assoc
citation in Virginia said:
Ever since tn" sun Maid Raisin
Growers established - sales force to
20 ont among the trad" aud build
m mSrh"t which his increased In
an almost unbelievable manner since
the "rganiz|ti"n was established in
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st vincent. Grenadines. 81. L,iria,.
IN" rates on postal ar post cards
10 theSe places vary. being cent In
som" cases and in others centk each.
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In Richmond Churches

A concert will be given at the First
M. e. church Monday evening at S:15
O'Clock for the benefit of the DR.. Low
rev missionary fund under auspices
of the Epworth League. Marjorie Beck
and Gertrude Kirkpatrick will be the
accompanies. The program to be pre-
scented follows:
a. Wind in the Trees, vocal (Thomas)
b. Robin Sing Me a Song (Spross)
Miss Rhea Crandall
a. scherzo from C Minor Quartette
(Beethoven)
b. Adagietto from 'T'Arlesienne" Obi
zet)-Hicks String Quartette
a. Sextette from Lucia, piano (Don-
izetti)
b. PREJUDICE Sharp Minor
(Rachmaninoff)
Miss Helen Eichhorn
a. I Arise from Dreams of Thee, vocal
(Salaman)
b. My Pretty Jane (Bishop)
Mr. Paul Stein
a.. In Summertime, vocal (Boulton)
b. Hindoo Chant (Bemberg)
Katherine Hunt Brians
a. Why, musical readings (Serges)
b. The Traveller and His Song (Spen-
cer)-Maxine Ferguson
a. o Vision Enhancing, vocal
(Thomas)
b. A Spirit Flower (Campbell-Tipton)
Mr.. Paul Stein
BY the Waters of Minnetonka, vocal
(Lieurance)
Katherine Hunt Brians
Wedding Day at Treldhaugen, piano
(Griegl-Miss Helen Eichhorn
A Birthday. vocal (V9oodman)
Miss Rhea Crandall
a. Sous Bots, piano fStaubl
| b. Polichinelle (Rachmaninoff)
| Miss Marjorie Beck
a. Orientale (CuD
b. A Dream of Youth (Winternitz)
Miss Neva Bowman and Quartette
Prof. Samuel Carton will have
charge of the musical programs at the
| special Christmas exercises to be held
/ at the Grace NJ. E church on Sunday,
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Mitchell of Harrison, Ohio, will have
charge of the services for the day.
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian
church-Corner of North A and Elev-
enth streets. w. MCLEAN Work, min
lister. Sabbath school at 9:15; Robert
L. Wilson, superintendent. The last
four Sabbath mornings have each es-
tablished a new record for attendance
at the Mems Bible class and last Sab
bath was a new record of attendance
for the entire school. Morning worship
| t 1920. Sermon subject, What Is
Faith?" Young peoples, melting at
$50, Some Things l Believe and
Why" Paul Clevenger is the leader
Evening worship at 1880. Sermon sub
ject, why Go to Church?
SALVATION ARMY
Salvation Army-South Fifth street
| Ensign Amberger in charge. Sunday
school, $3.50 a. IT.; holiness meeting
10:45 a. m; young peoples meeting
| $40 D. M; outdoor meeting, p. m.
indoor meeting. 8 p. m; public serv
| ices tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at 8 p. m.
SPIRITUALIST
The Science Chuch of Spiritualists-
Will hold services Sunday, 7:45 p. m.
in the Knights of Pythias temple, Soutf
Eighth street. Lecture by the pastor
Rev. NJ. C. B. Austin. Subject, VIVA
Effect Does Desire and Devotion Have
Upon the Higher Forces of Life ant
ECharacter?" Duet, q Wonder If ther'
Is Room for Me-" Mrs. Jessie Wilson
and daughter Margaret. Choir special
pray On" Mrs. Jessie Wilson, pi
anist and director. Messages by Adj
P. Titus and Rev. Austin. The Ladies
Aid society will meet Friday, 2:3O P
m, in the K. of P. temple. Public cor
daily invited to all ervices.
The Independent Spiritualist Assc
citation holds service every Sunday a
't7:45 D. m in Red Mems hall, &c Soutl
18th street. pastor Rev. Mrs. L. A. MOI
row, assistant pastor, Prof. c. E. May
Lecture by the pastor, subject, "Wh,
DO. We Pray?" and Are Our Prayer
Answered." Messages by F. FL. Schroe
der, Prof May and Rev. Morrow, mes
sages service every Friday night a
s o'clock, at Rev. Morrow's home, AZ
, South 18th street Public cordially il
vited to our service.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Church of God-515 North 4
Thomas Duckworth, pastor. Service
, for Sunday, December 10: Preaching
l10:3O a. m. and 700 p. m. Sunda
. school, $50 a. m. Prayer service
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.
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mother in Indianapolis for a day or
two.
East Main Street Friends church
choir, under the leadership of E. f..
Reid, is making great preparations for
a sacred concert to be given in the
church, Sunday evening, Dec. 81.
The Temperance committee of Indi-
ana yearly meeting met this week in
Richmond. S. Edgar Nicholson, the
chairman, made most interesting re-
port of the latest moves at Washing
ton to hinder prohibition The com
mittee commended the work being
done by the lecture bureau beinScon
Quoted by Rev. E. Howard Brown, and
are sending out a letter recommending
the use of speakers all over the In
diana yearly meeting,
Rev, Bertha Holtz, of Anderson, will
serve the Independent Spiritualist as
ISOLATION, Sunday evening, Dec. II
and will give messages and answer
questions blindfolded.
The Wittenberg Bible class of St
PauPs Lutheran church will meet CT
Tuesday evening at the church. The
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annual election of officers will be
held. All members are urged to be
present.
Mrs. Charles Backnueyer's Sunday
school class will meet Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Miss Mary Kriyel.
South Fourth street A picnic supper
will be enjoyed by members and later
the annual election of officers win be
held
The Senior Luther League ofsTrinity
Lutheran church will meet Thursday
evening, Dec. lain the church par
lors. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Goebel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goebel will act as
hosts and hostesses for the evening.
Services appropriate to the Christ
mas season will be held at the First
English Lutheran church. Sunday, De
cember TO- The Young Peoples choir,
composed of 80 voices, will furnish spe-
cial music both morning and evening
At 10 o'clock combined service OF the
Sunday school and church will be held
in the church auditorium. At the eve.
ming service a Christmas cantata Will
De TSuQ6T6Q. CO1iOWIn6 IL IA1C PAOo SAAA-
Morning-10 O'clock
Organ
Cal Holy Innocence (ancient
melody MILK
OBJ "Kyrie Eleison'' (12th Mass
................. Mozar'
Hymn 12s.
Scripture-Prayer
Anthem-"Sing o Ye Heavens. Adams
Choir
Announcements.
ffertory-.Cradle Song" ..... Spinney
Anthen-"The Message of Peace"
Dresslel
Mrs. F. w. Kruger and Choir
Violin obligato - Bernice Richards
Sermon christmas ........Pastol
Hymn 201.
Benediction.
Organ-"Hark- the Herald Angels
Sing" ............... MendelssohI
Evening O'Clock
Organ-"Chorus of Shepherds"
Opening Service-Page II, Psalm %.
Hymn 209.
Scripture-Prayer.
Authenticity Night ....... Woo
Mrs. F. w. Kruger and Choir
Announcements.
Offertory-"Ave Marie 49,. .Rlcmon'
Remarks-"Growth'' .......... Paste
Cantata-
'.Redemer and King. ...... Adam
Benediction
IOrgan -"Hosannah" ....... Dunbar
Members of Choir-Soprano: Gene
We've Grain. Wilma Sudhoff. Caroiy
Bartel, Mildred Minnick, Bernice Bul
ton, Anita Sudhoff, Lucille Loofboul
row. Martha Holcomb, Louise Loo:
Edith Loos, Ruth Matti, Helen Walcf
Mary Morrey Beberly Harter Edith Nj
Clellan. Alto: Mary Minnick, Gera
dine Harter, Louise Englebrecht, Eli
abeth Sauers. Bernice Richards. Tel
or: William Marshall, Frank. Grove
John Bull, John Fausher, Walter Rell
hardt. Bass: William Romey, MAJ
rice Minnick, Paul Loos, Norman j.
banning Robert Sudhoff, Robel
Brown. George Kruger. Mrs. F. v
Kruger, directress. Miss Alice Kno
lenberg, organist.
The Mems Bible club of Reid Nj
mortal church will hold its reguls
monthly dinner Monday night, at g.
in the church dining room. Attorne
Clarence Brown will be the speake
The dinner will be served by the Il
. dies Aid society. =
The Christmas party Of the 10y
Daughters class of the First Christla
church has been postponed indefinite
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