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Evening journal., 1922-12-23
SHEPHERD KING"
BY UNION CHOIR

The choir Of Union NJ. e. church
viii sing the Christmas Cantata en-
titled The Shepherd King" by J.
Lincoln Hall, on Sunday evening.
The chorus will be directed by Miss
Elizabeth 8. Johnson. Preceding
the cantata there will be a candle
lirht service, which follows out the
old English custom. The soloists
will be Mrs. Seth Ellis, Miss Helen
Hudson. Messrs. John Walton and
Edgar Peoples. The program will
be as follows:
Part introduction, instrument
al: quartet. contralto solo and
chorus, over the Silent Shadowed
Plain; tenor solo. But Thou Be,hle-
hem Aphratah: bass solo and full
chorus. O City of the Shepherd
King; chorus. womens voices, Ju-
dian Shepherds Lift Your Eyes; So
prano solo. And 10, The Angel alto
recltative and full chorus. Glory TO
God in the Highest; .enor recitativs
and full chorus, And It Came to
Pass.
Part II-Intermezzo, night Qn-
strumentaD; bass solo and full
chorus. The People That Walked in
Darkness; alto solo and chorus
mems voices. No Room, full chorus
o. Captive Judah Dry Thy Tears al
10 solo. Sleep sweetiy. Little Child Of
Mine; full chorus, Halleiujsh,
Amen.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
By the REV. GEORGE HENRY

serving, OF putting others good first
the Joy Of self-sacrifcing love 80
true. so sacred that 10 bestow itself
upon US It chose agony and death.
It suffered ali things to show the
path Of life, 70 give light to them
that sit IN darkness and deaths
dread shadow and guide our feet IN
the sure way Of peace.
At the birth OF the child Jesus.
was the beginning Of the govern
ment the increase Of whose peace
shall know no end Then was civil
ization caught IN It's downward
plunge. and turned upward for the
everlasting increase IN His revealed
glory. Through Him the prince OF
this world" was cast from his undis-
puted throne, and the Prince Of
Peace took his dominion. Though
Satan still walks through the earth
he knows that his domain is de-
creasing, while the Saviour's king
dom OF Justice, good will, and peace
Is ever increasing.
Let US celebrate Christmas with
the deep recognition that the day
stands for that dayspring on high
revealing the surprising glory OF
God, our Father in heaven, wherein
is the salvation of all flesh. Yes,
there are wars and rumors of war,
yet may we remain unswerving In
the Divine assurance that the light,
the love. the glory Of God in the
Golden rule, do unto others as we
bless the world with universal peace.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23

Wondrous event when the glory
OF God was manifested in Jesus the
Christi Blessed day for all the
world when was born the child
promised by the mouth Of His
holy prophets, which have been
since the world began" Search with
all faith and power, live as long as
we may, the blessings Of the Saw
tours advent will ever grow in real
ization. Refectl His was the glory
Of truth by which call things we're
made" The heavens and the earth
declare the glory OF God, yet trans
cending natures charms Is the glory
Of creative truth. the laws by which
all things were created and human
character IS made pure, sweet true,
adorable. And still mare glorious is
the marvellous love in which all
things are made, and which holds
mankind in Gods embrace. His Is
the love of peace, good will toward
man, OF which the angels sang at
His birth. Jesus came as the Saw
iour of the world. To save from
what? To save from darkness by
giving light; TO save from sin, sick
ness. sorrow. and pain through re-
vealing the truth by which all things
are made right and good; to save
from dependency, depression
gloom and death in selhshness; 10
save from agonizing war by lifting
the world up into the justice Of
truth and the hallowed Joys Of pure
love He prayed that His joy might
be IN us. His was the Joy Of helping,
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
WISE MEN," THEME
AT MT. SALEM

The Christmas spirit will he mani
tested tomorrow at all Of the ser
vices at Mt. Salem NJ. f. Church,
Nineteenth and NJ. Salem Lane, Rev.
Leonard white. pastor. The morn
ing service will begin at 1870
o'clock. The subject Of the serm on
will he THE First Christmas Song.
The choir will render several an
thems at this service.
The evening will he one Of song.
The congregation will sing number
Of the favorite Christmas hymns and
the choir will sing three or four an
thems. The subject Of the pastors
sermon will be The Story Of the
Wise Men"
Mt sslep Sunday School vii
meet AZ noon and the Riddle Memor-
ial School al the chapel at 2.30
o'clock. The Epworth League de-
vot1onal service will begin at s45
o'clock
The Mt. Salem Sunday School will
give its Christmas entertainment on
Thursday evening
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
XMAS themes
At WEST Church
DR.. Some Will Preach on
THE Star of Bethlehem"
in Evening
SUNDAY SCHOOL
TO GIVE PROGRAM

The Rev. August Whitman Sonns
d. D.. pastor Of West Presbyterian
Church, viii have for his theme TO-
morrow The Birthday Of the Babe
OF Bethlehem" The choir. under the
direction of Professor J. T.. Clymer
and Miss r Viola MONT, organisi
will give the following Christmas
numbers; Prelude, Angels from the
Realms Of Glory, Ashmall; anthem,
Hail, Glorious King. Brown soloist
Mr., L. H. Munger; quartet. The
First Noel. Anabel Groves. Esther
Shakespear. J. r. Clymer. l.. II.
Munger; offertory, Hear the Wond
rous Story; postlude March Of the
Wise Men, Maxfeld.
There will be special Christmas
exercises in all departments Of the
Bible school. meeting at ? o'clock.
In the Mems Glass, DR.. Some will
give a brief Christmas message, and
the class will be led in the carol
singing by Pyles orchestra. The c.
f. meeting will begin at 6.45 O'Clock.
Topic. How to have Christmas all
the Year" Miss Elizabeth Day will
give a Christmas story, and there
will be special Christmas music.
At the evening service, 7.S0 o'clock.
the choir will give the beautiful can
tata entitled. The Star OF Bethle-
hem" Miss Mofit's organ numbers
for this musical service will be: Pre-
lude. Christmas Carols and Song 10
the Evening Star, Wagner; postlude,
Festival March Calkin. The pastors
evening Christmas message will be
on The Star Of Bethlehem"
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.

Services tomorrow at the Christian
and Missionary Alliance, 504 West
Fifth street, will be as follows;
$40 o'clock. prayer hour; 1880
o'clock. sermon by the pastor, sub
ject:. "The Annunclation;" 1880
o'clock. special Christmas exercises
by the Sunday school; $40 o'clock,
poung peoples meeting; 7.30 o'clock.
evening sermon by the pastor.
Special singing at these meetings.
Mrs. Folsom and Mrs. Sherwood
Midweek services, prayer meeting
Christmas morning at s O'Clock;
Christmas evening at : o'clock.
Prayer and Praise service Thursday
evening at 7.SO o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS MUSIC
AT FIRST CENTRAL

All services tomorrow at the First
and Central Presbyterian church
Will be in celebration Of the ami
versary of the birth Of Christ. Dr.
Webb, the minister. will preach in
the morning on Gods Pleasure IN
Men" In the evening his subject
will be, '"rhe Gracious Invitation"
Mr.. Cook, the organist has ar
ranged the following music pro-
grams: Morning service-Prelude,
Noel, .Guilmant; anthem, Behold! I
Bring You Good Tidings," Barnby;
tenor solo by Mr.. Dengler, Voices
OF the Sky" Matthew's; anthem,
Shout the Glad Tidings, Wagner
Baumback; postlude, Hallelujah
Chorus, Handel Evening service.
Prelude, Pastorale, Gullmant; an
them, Glory 70 God, Mozart, duet by
Mrs. Krapf and Miss Comfy. Noel,
Gounod; carol. While Sheph erds
Watched, Read; postlude, Pomp and
Circumstance, ElEar.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
DONATION DAY
AT EASTLAKE
Choir to Furnish Musical
Program Appropriate TO
Christmas Season
DIR. A. w. GOODHAND
TO PREACH SERMON

The services at Eastlake NJ. 2
Church. tomorrow will be Of unusual
interest, the program arranged call
ing for Christmas numbers. under
the direction OF Albert E. Wilde. d.
rector. and Oscar Gale, organist.
The Rev. Arthur W. Goodhand,
pastor OF the church, will preach at
the morning service, on Where Is
He That Is Born King Of the Jews ?"
The musical numbers will be: An
them. Glad Tidings Of Great JOY
(Edwards). Mrs. James Anderson.
soloist The Babe of Bethlehem
(GeibeD. soloist, Miss Elsie Waller
BY special request, a tenor solo, o
Holy Night. by Edgar 3. Smith, for
mer tenor of Grace church.
The Sunday School will observe
their white Christmas This will
comprise tree decorated with white
envelopes containing money contrt-
buttons, around which will be placed
groceries and provisions. The dona-
lions will be dispersed among the
needy and inmates of the Children's
Home. at Riverview.
At the night service. the church
choir. directed by Albert F. Wilde,
will render the cantata. The
Christmas Alteration" The program
will be as follows:
Angels From the Realms Of Glory,
chorus by the choir; Hark, the
Herald Angels Sing chorus OF
women's voices; While Shepherds
Watched, chorus by the choir: Sing
oh Sing This Blessed Morn, trio;
Hark, the Glad Sound. chorus by the
choir; Joy 10 the World, soprano
solo and hymn tune; All Praise 10
Thee. Eternal Lord, chorus by the
choir; The Shepherd. tenor solo:
o Savior, Precious Savior. duet;
Christians Awake, mems chorus; All
Glory Laud and Honor. chorus by
the choir.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
:CANTATA AT
GRACE Church
"The Nativity" Will Be
Given by Choir Tomorrow
Evening
MUSIC FEATURE
OF ALL SERVICES

The Rev. Benjamin NJ. Johns, d
D., will preach a Christmas sermon
at Grace NJ. e. Church tomorrow
morning. A cantata, entitled 1.-THE
Nativity wiz be given by the choir
in the evening. The soloists for the
cantata are: Mrs. Gallery, soprano;
Miss Copley, contralto; H w. Cox,
tenor, and ]. Harry Taylor. baritone.
Special Christmas music will be
given throughout the day. The
program for the day follows:
1918 o'clock the Chimes: o Come
all ye Faithful; White Shepherds
Watched their Flocks; Joy to the
World the Lord is Come; Angels
from the realms of glory.
1880 o'clock-Organ prelude, Of
fertoire for Yuletide. Grison; Pro-
cessional, 125; Anthem, Festival Te
Deum in z Flat, Buck; Congrega-
tionai Hymn, 112; Offertory So
prano solo, o Little Town OF Bethle-
hem. Bartlett, Mrs. Gallery; Congre-
gational Hymn, 1o7; Recessional
10; Organ postlude, Christmas
March, Lemmens.
7.15 TO 7.so. organ Recital-March
Of the Magi, Dubois; Christmas in
Sicily, Yon; The Infant Jesus, Yon;
Professional. 113; Anthem, Silent
Night Gruber; Prayer; Reading for
Special Day, Christmas; Gloria
Patria; Congregational Hymn, 121;
Anthem, The Birthday OF a King,
Neidhnger; Lesson from the New
Testament; Soprano solo, o Holy
Night Adam, Miss Bancroft; Offer
ing; Cantata, The Nativity. Adam;
solosits. Mrs. Gallery, Miss Copeley
Mr.. Cox. Mr.. Taylor; Recess1onal,
III; organ Postlude. Hallelujah
Chorus, Handel
The chimes will be played at mid
night
Sunday school at noon in all de-
partments. Epworth League Ser
vice at $50. Miss Sallie Shaw will
give a Christmas Reading. Miss
Mildred Poole will be the eoloist.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
.CANTATA AT
HARRISON ST.
Under the Star" Pastor;
Theme at Morning Serv-
ice Tomorrow
TO SING CAROLS AT
LEAGUE MEETING

The order Of services at Harri-
son Street NJ E. Church, tomorrow
will be: $50 o'clock, Class Meet
ing; @. B. Crossan, leader; 1880
o'clock, preaching service, preludss,
Christmas March, Hoener; opening
anthem, Glory shone Around, Ed
wards Harry Hygate. soloist; quar-
tette after prayer, Calm on the Lis
teninE Ear Stutz. Mrs. Highheld,
Mrs. Mckee Mr.. Hygate and Mr.
Hughes; offertory solo. In Old Ju-
dea, Geibel. Miss Edna Anderson
soloisr> sermon by pastor, subject:
Under the star" anthem after the
sermon, The Coming Of the King,
Parker Stults; Hymn 115 (tune
sherburne): postlude, Marche Re
ligious. Parker.
1915 o'clock, Sunday School, I.
Elmer Perry. superintendent. Christ
mas entertainment in beginners
departm st Mrs. Jessie Willis SUI
perintendent: $50 o'clock. Senior
Bpworth League Candlelight Ser
vice in charge OF Miss Ruth Ben
nett: Miss Alice Watson will read
The other Wiseman. by VanDyke
and Mr. Mason will he the soloist.
Christmas carols will he sung.
100 o'clock. sacred concert by the
choir. organ prelude, Festival Pre-
lude, Galbraith; W. c. Highfeld or
ganist and director; anthem, An
gels From the Realms of Glory.
Stults; organ number. Andante Con
Motto. Beethoven; anthem. II Came
Upon the Midnight Clear. Stutz; can
tata. The Wise Man and the Star,
Brown. Soloists. Mrs. W. c. High
field. Miss Carrie Biddle, Mrs. Nor
timer Mckee, Harry p. Hygate and
William Wallace.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
THE STAR OF
BETHLEHEM
"Christmastide Impressions
to Be Evening Sermon
Subject at Hanover
AUGMENTED CHOIR
HAS SPECIAL PROGRAM

In Hanover Presbyterian church,
Boulevard and Eighteenth street,
morrow morning. the Rev,
Charles H. Bonner, pastor, will
preach on the subject. THE Star
OF Bethlehem His evening sub
ject viii be "Christmsstide impress
sions"
At both morning and evening
services the church choir will pre-
sent special Christmas music pro
grams. the choir 10 be augmented
at the morning service by Mrs. c,
NJ Kenley. soprano; Ralph Jacobs,
violinist, and H. c. Sweet, cellist.
The morning musical program
Will be: Anthem Christmas Bells
(stevenson); trio. Asleep in the
Manger (Ambrose). Mrs. c. V. Man
nering. Miss A. Virginia Keen and
Mrs. c. NJ. KenlN: offertory. Ser
enade Cwidor). violin. cello and or
gan: soprano solo. Before the Shep-
herds Came (Suddsl. Mrs c. V.
Msnnering. with violin and cello
cbligato; and the quintet. o Holy
Night (Adsm), with violin obliga-
TO.
The evening numbers will be the
anthems: And There Were Shep-
herds CVincent). and Silent Night
(Meuellsr).
The Christian Endesvor Societies
will hold their usual devotional ex-
ercises at the evening hour.
Following the evening preaching
service members Of the church will
attend the community carol service
at the city building.
PRAYER service will not be held
next week.
The Women's Missionary Society
VIII be entertained at the home Of
Miss Bertha Harlan. 703 Nottingham
Road on next Friday night.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
BETHANY Choir
TO GIVE CANTATA
DR.. Williamson Will Preach
on THE Child Beneath
the Star"
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
THURSDAY NIGHT

At Bethany Baptist Church, Elm
and Jackson streets. the Rev. A. F
Williamson, d. D. The subject OF th'
sermon al 1890 o'clock will be ''Th'
Child Beneath the star" DR.. vii
hanson will also address the chill.
dren in a Christmas sermon at this
service. This will be known al
"shut-In's" Sunday at Bethany and
anyone In the city desiring TO at
tend the services will be called foi
II they will either phone 1919 OF
42e1-R on or before . o'clock sat
urdzy evening so that arrangements
can be made.
The choir will sing the following
at this service: Anthem, Jesus Is
Born q King, Brown, soprano solo,
Miss Mildred Miller; anthem. Babe
Of Bethlehem. Miles, alto solo, Mrs
John Welt, baritone solo. Earl Blans-
field. Sunday school ct IL o'clock
spec1si music BY the orchestra. c.
E. meeting et e.45 o'clock.
At 7.4b the choir under the lead
erthip Of J. r slawter and Miss Ida
REYNOLDS ss orgsnist will give the
The Christmas King, a cantata writ
ten by Holton. II Is in twelve parts
az follows: Prepare Ye the Way,
Introduction and opening chorus;
Ger the Silent Eastern Hills. so
prno and alto duet and choir, Mrs.
Max Ewert and Miss Lillian Wor-
rail: Follow the Guiding Star, bass
and tenor colo and msle chorus, J.
I. crossan and Frank Veasey. Jr.'
Glorious Morn Choir; And There
were Shepherds. contralto solo, So
prano and alto duet and choir, Mrs.
Tohn Welt, Miss Mildred Miller and
Mrs. J. I. Crossan; The Song Is
Ringing Still, soprano solo and
ladies' chorus, Mrs. J. r. siawter;
Joy 10 the World, choir; Cradle
Hymn, soprano solo with hummins
accompaniment, Mrs. ]. Horace
Ball; Praise Ye the Lord, choir;
Fairest Lord Jesus, alto and baritone
duet. Mrs. Elmer Keiser and J. r.
slawter; There Is Room in My
Heart. Ladies Chorus and choir;
Come and Worship, choir. The Beth
any choir IS as tolioWs' SoPEdHos
Mrs. Horace Ball, Miss Mildred Mil
Ter. Mrs. Leonard Lane, Mrs. ]. r.
siavrer, Mrs. Max Ewert, Mis- Emily
Greenweli. Miss crossan, Miss Ln-
Ian Worrall, Miss Lydia Carpenter,
Mrs. navina BARLEY. Tenors-James
3. Vincent, Frank Veasey, Jr.
Rasses-J. I. Crossan, ". Lewis
Parker, Max Evert. Earl Blansheld.
Director. J. r. slswter. organist'
Miss Ida NJ. Reynolds.
Prayer service Wednesday evening
at 7.z5 o'clock.
The annual Sunday school Christ
mas entertainment, a cantata- Foxy
santa Claus" will be given on
THURSDAY evening et O'Clock.
The monthly meeting Of the Mems
League Friday evening At o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
AT ST. LUKE'S

st. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
church, Monroe and Eighth streets
Rev. William Damming, rector, ser
vices tomorrow viii be as follows:
Church school at 10 o'clock; morn
ing prayer and sermon at II o'clock;
evening prayer and sermon al 1890
O'Clock: wednesday. at 9 o'clock,
mid-wsek service.
Christmas Day services will be-;
HOLY Communion at s o'clock
morning prayer and sermon at 1880
o'clock.
Children's Christmas service
Thursday evening, December 2s, at
1880 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
PASTOR TO PREACH
ON EMMANUEL

First Swedish Baptist church,
Vandever avenue and Church street.
Rev. c. A. Chader minister. viii
hold hut one service tom morrow, as
follows: 10;45 O'Clock, sermon on
"Immanuel." by the pastor; offering
for Klingberg's orphanege
Services on Christmas Day will be
$3.50 o'clock, the "Julotta" early
morning service, with an appropri-
ate program and Christmas sermon
by the pastor. Z o'clock, Christm as
entertainment OF the Sunday school
with a Christmas csntata.
Wednesday at 7:45 o'clock. the
prayer service. Thursday, al
o'clock. annual meeting % the Dor
cas- Aid Society will be held in the
home of Mrs. Anna Anderson, sol
East Twenty-second street.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
.CANTATA AT
ST. PAUL'S M. E.
Rev. E. L. Hubbard, Father
of Pastor, to Preach In
Morning
SUNDAY SCHOOL
PROGRAM THURSDAY

The Significance OF Christmas
will be the subject Of the sermon at
the morning service. at st. Paul's
M. f. Church. the Rev. Carlisle L.
Hubbard, D. D., the pastor.
In the evening the Rev. Edward
L. Hubbard, Ph. D., father Of the
pastor, will preach the sermon, fol-
loving the rendition of the Christ
mas cantata. THE Wise Men and the
Star" by the chorus choir, under
the leadership of Prof. Charles T.
Edwards, choirmaster, and com
poser Sarah Hudson White, organ
ist, and Charles La Boube Edwards,
violinist, will be the accompanies.
This cantata is one of VIII NJ. S.
Browns compositions. and will be
used in a well-balanced program, as
follows:
Soprano solo, When Jesus IVES
Born, Mrs. Theresa Dowrey; rsci-
tative alto solo, When Herod Heard
These Things, Eleanor G. Kerne-y;
chorus, And They Made Answer.
Saying, choir; bass solo, Thou Beth
lehem, Wilmer S. Boldly; mtred
quartet, Herod Sent Them TO Beth
lehem, Theresa Downey, Eleanor G.
Kemery, Wilmer S. Boldly and
Frank B. Helms; alto solo, When
They Heard the King. Mrs. Remery;
chorus, Sing Glory to That Guiding
Star, choir; male quartet, The Angel
Of the Lord, F. 3. Helms, W. S.
Boldly. ". z. King and c. T. Ed
wards; chorus, GO Thou, Into
Egypt. choir; bass solo. They De-
parted By Night, Mr.. Boldly;
chorus, Out Of Egypt Have Called
My Son, choir; bass recitative colo
and chorus, When Herod Was
Dead. Mr.. Boldly and choir; SO
prano solo and chorus, Arise and CO
Into Israel, Mrs. Downey; tenor
solo. Fearing Archelaus. the Son Of
Herod, Mr. Helms; chorus, So Il
Came to Pass. choir; finale, Halle
lujah. Amen. choir.
The Sunday School entertainment
will be given Thursday evening, De-
cember 2. in the church auditorium.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
MADEuEy VI. E. CHURCH.

Services at Madeley NJ. r. church
tomorrow will begin with class
meeting at . o'clock, leader, William
Henry; Christmas sermon by the
pastor. Rev. l.. NJ. Broadway. at
1880 o'clock; Sunday school At 2:15
O'Clock. John II. Ford. superintend-
ent: Epworth League at o'clock
public worship and sermon by the
pastor at 1880 o'clock.
The choir under the direction OF
Miss Eta Rersey will sing special
mum bers at both morning and even
ing services.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
A. Z. CHURCH.

A. U. Church. Rev. ]. ". Brown,
pastor will hold services tomorrow
as follows: 1890 o'clock. preaching
by the pastor. special music by the
choir: II o'clock class meeting; 2.sO
o'clock. Sunday School; 7.45 O'Clock.
Christmas exercise by the Sabbath
School. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings, class meeting; Friday even
ing. official board and choir re-
hearsal
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN.

At First United Presbyterian
Church, Third ami Broome streets
the Rev. y. n. Calhoun. pastor, ser
vices will he: Sabbath school AT 10
o'clock: morning service at II
O'Clock: Christian Endeavor Society
at e.45 o'clock: evening service at
7.45 o'clock: prayer service We'd
nesday evening at 7.45 o'clock; Sab
bath morning the pastor will preach
on The Christmas Spirit" In the
evening the theme will be THE Car
penter's Son"
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
HAVEN VI. T..

At Haven NJ. f. Church services
will he: . O'Clock, class; 1880
o'clock. preaching by the pastor,
subject, THE Birth OF Christ" 1890
o'clock, evsngelistic service. con-
Quoted by the pastor; 2.s0 o'clock,
Sunday School: o'clock, preaching.
Special music by the choir at all SER
vices.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
UNITARIAN CHURCH.

"Christmas and the Birth-I.egends
about Christ" will be the subject
Of the sermon tomorrow morning
by the Rev. w. A. Vrooman in the
Unitarian Church, West street above
Eighth. At 4.s0 O'Clock the chill
dren OF the church school will give
a Christmas pageant In the Church
under the direction OF the superin-
tendent, Mrs. Mary D. Bradford.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
EIGHTH STREET CHURCH

Eighth Street Baptist Church. the
Rev. H. c. Jones. pastor. will hold
services tomorrow as follows:
Preaching at 1880 O'Clock: Sunday
school at ? o'clock, and Christmas
exercises at 745 o'clock. John B.
johnson, superintendent.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
NEWARK UNION CHURCH.

Newark Union Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Rev. ". W. Sharp. pas
tor-services tomorrow as follows:
Sunday School. 2 o'clock: preach
ing, o'clock; subject: The Thing
That Has Come 70 Pass"
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
MIDNIGHT SERVICE.

The annual midnight carol se--
vice will be held in Old swedes
Church Sunday night at 10 o'clock
This service has always attracted a
large congregation.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
Special Sermons Be Heard City Churches

Tomorrow in Church
The Theme VIII Be ChristrnAs-
gladdest theme
of all the year
Every church in Wilmington tomorrow will hold
service behtting Christmas 1t will be the best the
sweetest preparation for the best Christmas you've
spent if you go to these services. The glad
CAROL the glorious story told the shepherds
Judean Hills will have prominent places in those
services. You'll delight in hearing them and they'll
attune your spirit perfectly to the great glorious spirit
of the day
Don't Fail Tomorrow
Go To Church
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-09-08
Charges of Coates
Denied by Slusher
In Answer to Case
Defendant in $4,000 Damage
Suit Says Coates Family
Not Happy; Asks for Costs.

A sweeping denial to the charge,
made by w. f. Coates in his damage
suit for 100000, recently instituted
in circuit court against Alvah Slusher
is contained in the answer to the COM
plant which was filed in court yes
terday by Slusher's attorneys.
The defendant IN his answer, sets
forth a denial that Coates and his wife
lived happily together until the dates
mentioned in the complaint when
Slusher is said to have entered into
the affairs of the family
He also denies that he induced or
persuaded Mrs. Coates to associate
with him against the wishes of the
plaintiff either at the Slusher farm,
mt the defendants home, or in the
Coates home. He also denies that he
persuaded the wife of the plaintiff to
drink Intoxicating liquors with him.
In the conclusion of the answer il
is asked by the defendant that Coates,
he granted no Judgment against Slush-
err and that he he comnelle1 20 pay
The defendants costs in the case.
Peterson, Bishop and CARA, and
Rale&. Raley and Steiwer are the at
torneys representing Slusher.