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The Washington times., 1922-10-15
To RepipeP Pan.

tTNere ia, a possibility. Of'a revival
SJfNPesef Pan" under the manage.
nest of Arthur Hopkins this sea.
son. In the svsastst.. ..ss Barrie
play coming to life again Gene.
We've Tobin will have the>lcad,ng
role. created some years ESQ by
( lnsasrzsS kAnn>n. sr,.Dr-rssEzwrs..
The Washington times., 1922-10-15
ALL READY .IN0N3F0 F0Lka
,EEFS START A FAMINE r:
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BY HAROLD PHHLIPs.,

rHARLES A. MCMAHON, of the Catholic Welfare Council
here in Washington is of the incorporstors of the
better Pictures Association of the World which has for
rs aims liberal censorship Of the industry whole and TO safe
guard the from unreasonable restrictions The oganza
on has been under the Of New York and will
The Washington times., 1922-10-15

pelting tabernacles
with hoywater bombs With decent humility the B. p A. smes
its collective chest petence for its sins and
those its neghbors for long condonng the unfit and
by example Of backng dubious products
pioneer achieve, the moral emancipation Of
the movies .,.. Lt... 30 I ;. ~ -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-29
LONE PINE

Mrs. Dolnn and Miss Marie DnIan
gave n dinner Sunday 10 n number II
friends at Hugh O'Connor'E ranch.
Those present were Mr. aud Mrs Ki-
ger, Estcn. Kenneth, Carl and Audrey
Kigcr. Mrs. Twyln Ferguson, Misn
Alice Hlnckford. Mr. and Mrs. 7. r..
Enman, Miss Agnca Enman, chcstor
Enman, MIR. aud Mrs sam Enmnn,
Mrs. Dolnn, Miss Dolan, John Mitch.
ell. Hugh O'Conncr and Mr Green.
Mr.. aud Mrs, C.. W Lewis aud
children. Thclmn Phelps and Arta
went to klamath Falls Saturday
Mr.. aud Mira. Ward Dolnn. Mrs.
Payne nhd Con Cnrtin visited at tho
O'conncr ranch sunday evening.
Mrs. G.. X klgcr aud son. Estin
and daughter Audrey. left Monday
for Paisley and Silver Lake on busI-
ness and to visi, Mrs. Kigcr's moth
or.
J. y. Enman and u. W. Enman
went to Zig valley Monday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-29

ath and Jackson. consistirg OF ant
mails intended for use with three or
more separate outfits must be dip
ped twice In an officially approved
solution under official state or fed
erai supervision between AuguSt
rs. 1922. and November rs, 1899.
and In any event before said bucks
mentioned in this paragraph are
allowed TO mingle with eve bands.
All buck herds OF two or more
owners In Harney county. Oregon,
20 be inspected and II necessary.
ordered dipped. between s.agust
IS. 1922. and November Is, 1922.
And provided further that any
state or federal Inspector duly
qualified and regularly employed
In sheep scables eradication work
In this section may order the bucks
In any of these counties. or else
where In the state Of Oregon. dip
ped as many as two times, or until
cured. II In his opinion there IN
possible exposure to scabiess
Executed at Salem. Oregon. on
the Fifteenth day OF August. 1922.
WALTER X. TAYLOR.
President Of Board.
w. II. LYTLE. .t
State Veterinarian and ex ofilcio
State Sheep Inspector.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-29
MALlN

MIV Mary McComb. u. A. C., dem.
Onstratlon agent held the last meet.
Inv OF the scrica at Malln last Friday
Tho meetings were greatly enjoyed
ana appreciated by those attending.
The opening OF the community
Sunday school u, Mnlin was nn In
terostlng event IN our locality. with
IN" erection ~ u permanent building
great activity NJ tho sunday school n
expected,
10" Koiorn and Mr.. kIlma were
among the klamath Falls visitors
last week.
John Taught ~ Ii0nanza Rpont sew
oral days with his son Charles last
week he reports crops good In his
locality.
VIM. Froor ltft for Portland
Thursday where he expects 10 locate.
Tho family VIII follow him In u few
weeks.
Mr. aud Airs. A,sbb and little
daughter we're guests OF Mrs. Dalton
Sunday
Mrs, e. y. SNOW Of Henley and
Mrs. r. y. Cas-. OF M, Laki w.r. vlsi-
tors nj the home of Mr.. aud Mrr, Me.
Comb Friday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-29
Trinity County. Calf,
Claims Longest Lives

wEAvERvILLE. Cal. Aug. 29.---
Trinity county claims to have the
healthlest. most iong-llved people In
California. statistics showing that for
the last three years the average age
ot which reidents Of this county die
is IS years..
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-29
OREGON STATE LIVESTOCK SAM.
TARY BOARD

Whereas. Scab infected sheep
have been dipped during the year
again In Crook. Descbutes. Lake.
Klamath and Jackson counties. in
the central Oregon district OF the
state. and
Whereas. bucks held and grazed
in this district are likely to be the
source OF continuing the scabies
infection because OF their being
more difficult to free and cure OF
sheep scab than are ewes or lambs,
and ..
Whereas. because OF the herding
and mingling together OF bucks
OF several owners. sheep scab in
fection Is likely to be conveyed to
n number of different bands OF
sheep, II infection Is present In any
OF the bucks In this district. and
Whereas. Section 12. Chapter
223. oS the Laws OF 1907. provides
In part as follows:
THE state sheep inspector and
his deputies and the officials OF
the United States bureau OF animal
industry shall have authority to
inspect and quarantine and treat
sheep affected with contagious or
infectious disease. or suspected OF
being so affected"
Now. therefore. We. the State
Livestock Sanitary board constitut-
ing OK officio the Oregon Board OF
Sheep commissioners. do hereby
order that
All bucks In the State OF Oregon
which have been at any time with
other sheep which have developed
scables during the calendar year
1922. and all bucks which have
used ranges or have been held on
premises used by other sheep
which have developed scabies at
any time during the calendar year
1922. must be dipped twice in an
officially approved solution undey
state or federal supervision be-
tween August Is. 1922, and No
vember Is. 1922. and In any event
before said bucks above mentioned
are allowed TO mingle with eve
bands.
All buck herds In the counties
Of Crook. Desehutes, Lake. Klam.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-29

Milton box factory running two
shifts.
Lane county ranks third In state
In number of automobiles.
Oakland--10.0O0 acres lying east
Of here set aside for white-tailed
deer. sGs@
Port Orford-Linville Hill tele-
/ phone line nearly completed.
Cottage Grove to vote on $4,000
bond issue for armory.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-29
MUST DIP BUCK
SHEEP Z Times
Order Just Issued by State
Board to Prevent Spread
ing of Disease

AIl bucks in the state o. Oregon
which have boon at any time Win
other sheep which have developed
acnbiss- during the calender year
1922, and all bucks which have used
ranges used By sheep which have de-
yeloped scabies, must be dipped twice
in an officially approved solution, ac-
cordlng to an order just issued by the
state live stock sanitary board.
The full text OF the order follows:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-29

NOTE The Red Top tin con.
tains Velvet that has recently
been delivered from the fac.
tory. IL Is in fresh condition
cool and smooth In . pipe.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
"S0LD OUT" THEME
AT WESLEY CHURCH

Rev. zsck Webster Wells. pastor
OF Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church will occupy the pulpit at
both morning and evening services
tomorrow, the morning service will
begin at 1880 o'clock with preaching
service, at which Rev. Mr.. Wells will
take for his subject: The Ideals OF
the Christ" Musical program will
be as follows. organ Prelude. ash
ford); offertory, Oeybach); anthem,
Good Tidings, (Adams); Postlude,
Lawrence
The session OF the Sunday school
will be held at 1915 o'clock under
the direction OF c. L. Crew, super
intendent.
The evening services will begin at
7.30 O'Clock at which time the pastor
will preach, taking for his subject,
sold Out" The musical program
for the evening service is as follows:
Prelude. CGounod): anthem, Won
derful Story. (wilson); offertory.
CGuilmant); anthem. The Herald
Angels Sing, Lorenz; Postlude,
Mendelssohn.
The members OF the Sunday school
under the direction OF Lillian B. Car
ter, Mission worker at Wesley. and
her assistants will render a Christ
mas cantata, "A Christmas Surprise"
on Wednesday evening at 7.30
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
MIDNIGHT SERVICE
AT CALVARY CHURCH

The Chritnnas service at Calvary
Episcopal Church, Washington and
Third street. the Rev. E. H. Stevens
rector. will begin at one minute
afer midnight. Sunday night. The
full vested choir will give the fol-
owing special program: Organ pre-
lude. Festival Ofertoire, Vincent;
professional, Calm on the Listening
Ear of Night. Huber; introit an
hem. What Mean These Holy
Voices. w. F. S. Kyrie; Gloria Tibi'
and Gratia. Del, Harold King; offer
torv. There's a Song in the Air,
Harrv Day: sursium Corda- sanctus
and Benedlctus, Hudson; Agnus Del
stiItz: Gloria in Excelsis. Old Chant;
prayer hymn, It Came Upon the
Nidnisht. McGrath; recessional'
Angels from the Realms Of Glory
st. Louis and Silent Night Holy
tight. Gruber; organ postlude'
7hristmas, E. S. Hosmer.
The other services announced Tor
Zoe fourth Sunday in advent, tomor-
ow are: 7.SO o'clock. Holy Com
|nunion; 10 O'Clock, Church school;
! /. o'clock, choral eucharist and
Isrmon. subject, Christmas Pres
nts."
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS CHEER"
SERMON TOPIC

Services fer tom crrsw a. Richard
son Park Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. V. p. Northrup, d. D.,
pastor, will be as follows: Morning
worship at 1880 o'clock, With ser
mon by the pastor. who will use as
his subject. what Christmas Means
10 ths World" Sunday school from
Il 10 / O'Clock; the Mems Bible
Cl.ss meeting at ths same hour:
Epworth League devotional servics
at Gas ,. m, Percy 70. Strickland.
leader. The subject will be, "A
Christmas Carol Service" Music by
the Junior Choir. Evening vor-
ship AZ 7:s0 o'clock with sermon by
the pxtor. whose subject win be,
"Christrnas Cheer"
At both shs morning and evening
ssrvicss there Win be special Christ
mas musical programs by the choir,
under the leadership OF p. 2. strick-
land.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening at 1880 o'clock. The Sun
day school will give its Christmas
entertainment, "A Christmas Can
tsts." on Thursday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
SCOTT CHOIR TO SING
ALL SUNDAY NIGHT

SERVICES tomorrow at soost NJ. K.
Church, Seventh and spruoe streets.
wifi open at ais o'clock. with the
morning GLASS; 1890 o'clock. preach
ing by the Rev. Thomas J. sard.
pastor, on THE Visit Of the Day
Spring from on High; Sunday
school at 2 o'clock.
The children's choir will sing az
the Epworth League exercises At $40
O'Clock and the pastor win deliver an
address.
The evening service al 7.so o'clock
will be In charge OF the pastor.
The choir will sing Christmas
carols all night Sunday night and
win then meet IN the church AZ s
o'clock Monday morning for an early
morning service.
The prayer meeting will be held
on wednesday night at 7.30 o'clock
The Christmas exercises Will be held
on Thursday night at 7.s0 o'clock.
Music for service tomorrow follows:
Morning-Organ Prelude. Hoesn-
nah CWachs); anthem, Glory Shons
Around (Edwards); hymn. Joy 20
lht W oElQT eoAO anu GuVfu1s blfLu-
day OF King (Neidlinger); anthem,
We Have Seen His Star (Robertson)
hymn. Angels from the Realms OF
Glory; (sherburne); hymn. o Come
All Ye Faithful; organ postluds,
Christmas Postluds (Hosmer.).
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. orchestra;
hymn, Joy 20 the World; anthem.
Arise. Shine (Price); anthem,
Above the Sleeping World Cwil-
SOM; anthem, Harki What Mean
Those Holy Voices CVerdi); solo,
In Old Judea (Giebel); hymn, II
Came Upon the Midnight Clear; an
them. And There Were Shepherds
ashford; anthem There Were
Shepherds (Parks); anthem Where
Is He That Is Born (HalD; Silent
night, choir; anthem. I'VE Have
Seen His Star (Simper): anthem,
Star OF the East (Sfiles); hymn.
Hark the Herald Angels Sing (sher-
burne) selection, orchestra.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
SPECIAL MUSIC AT
BRANDYWINE M. E.

The services tomorrow will be OF
"a special interest, at Brandywine
NJ. e. Church, 1900 Market street,
the Rev. W. Ernest Greenfield. min
lister. The program will begin ~
e.15 o'clock. with clsss meeting.
Morning service at 1880 O'Clock.
Preludes, Souvenier. r.. Kinder;
Aphrodite, r. Kinder Melody in a.
II. Parker; Jubiiste Dec, A sill
YER: anthem. Keeping Watch, Miles;
solo, Song OF Bethlehem. Minnetu.
Mrs. Paul w. Orth; anthem, How
Beautiful Upon the Hills. Miles;
Christmas sermon.
Christmas exercises IN all the de-
partments OF the Sunday School, at
o'clock.
The young peoples meeting. at
6.45 o'clock. with special music.
Evening service. at 7.30 o'clock.
Special music by large choir. Pre-
ludes. Allegro symphonlque. Day;
Hurnoresque. Dvorak; silent Night.
Gruber: Procession Sonnelle. Del
ther; anthem, Calm on the Listen
ing Ear. stults; quartet. Silent
Night. Mrs. Paul W. orth. Mrs. VIII
liam G. Robinson. Charles II. Nor
ton and George A. Lowry; anthem.
Portals OF Light. Robertson. Sermon
appropriate TO Chriscmss.
Early Christmas service on Mon
day morning. at 9 o'clock, In charge
OF the pastor.
The annual Christmas entertain
ment OF the Sunday School will be
given next Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
AT FIRST M. P.

First Methodist Protestant Church,
tho Rev. F. C. Holisway. pastor,
services tomorrow: At 1o.l5 o'clock
there will be an Every Member in
Church Service" the topic 20 be "A
Christmas Message" The choir will
Vent, Dominic Jesu" and "Adeste
Fideles" A soprano solo Will be
given by Mrs. Florence johnson.
The Bible school at 2 o'clock will
study as a Christmas lesson. The
Birth q Christ" and the orchestra
will render special music. The topic
OF the Y. p. 8. c. r. prayer service
at Z o'clock is The Birth OF Jesus"
and will be conducted by Miss
Stella Blackwell.
At 7.45 o'clock the Christmas pro-
gram will be given. There win be an
address by the pastor relative to
the work OF the colleges OF the de-
nomination and the choir will give
Christmas numbers as follows:
Greet Our King. by Agnes Ethel
Mace: The BELLS Of Christmas Day,
BY c. Harold Lowden; Merry Bells
A'rinsing. by c. Harold Lowden;
The Christmas Anthem, by c. Hsr-
old Lowden; The Christman Song,
by FIVE girls; Hanging the Stockings,
by Delmos and Walton Thomas,
Francis and John Springer; The
Alteration OF the Wise Men" by
Francis Hswcliffe; December, by
Maxine Tswes and Marie Frags; A
Pillow Csss for Santa. by Edna
Springer.
On wednesday. Dec. ~, the Bible
School viii give their Christmas en-
tertsinment. at which time gifts for
the children will be distributed.
Prayer service. teacher training
class and choir rehearsal. Friday
evenings.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
"THE STAR OF PEACE"
CHRISTMAS THEME

Christmas will be celebrated in
three impressive services in West
minister Presbyterian Church, to-
morrow. The church auditorium
has been decorated and Christmas
folders will be used at tho services
OF tho day.
At the morning service. Dr. Chas.
I. candee will use for his subjects:
The Star OF Peace"
The Nesper service At 4 o'clock in
the afternoon promises 10 be most
inspiring. II will be a real Christ
mae service. There will be Christ
mas Carols accompanied by a from
bone choir. The organ and chimes
will contribute their beautiful tones:
Ruth Wilson Sachs, contralto. will
render a solo: Or. Charles Lucius
Csndee will bring an appropriate
Christmas message. After the bene-
diction the trombone choir will play
Christmas carols from the church
tower.
At 7.3o o'clock. the Sunday school
and Christian Endeayor Society will
present a Chrietmas pageant: The
Christmas Story" This will be the
Sunday School festival.
The Sunday School viii assemble
az noon. The children are asked 20
bring their gifts consisting OF cloth
ing. groceries, candies. toys etc .
which wifi be distributed among
poor families and in several institu-
tioDs OF welfare work.
Ths Mid-w.ek service Wednesday.
will be in charhs Of the assistant
minister. II will consist OF pre-
sentstion OF the life OF Christ. Rev.
Mr. Doellefeld has taken for his
subject; The Early Years Of the
Christ"
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
CHURCH OF THE
NEW JERUSAI,FN

At the Church Of the New Jerusa-
lem. a Christmas celebration will be
held tomorriw morning. at 1915
o'clock. the Rev George Henry Dole,
rector: subject, The Birth OF
Jesus" The evening service will be
held at 7.45 o'clock. The subject
will be "Our Children in the Other
Life"
Morning music; Prelude. Ho-
sannah, Dubois; Christmas Cantata,
The Manager Throne (Manney) con-
tanning solos for all voices and
duet for alto and baritone; post
lue, Improvisation on Christmas
Carols. Evening music: Prelude,
March Of the Magi, Dubois. The
choir will sing the most popular
Christmas carols; contralto solo,
Glory to God in the Highest. Chad
wick, Mrs. Glpin; postlude, Marche
Joyeuse, Fryslnger.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
EAsTLAKE PRESBYTERIAN.

At Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
the Rev. william Leishmsn, pastor,
services will be: 1880 O'Clock.
sermon, The Young Child and His
Mother" anthem by the choir.
10y to the World" Gabriel;
o'clock. Sunday school Christmas ex-
ercises by the primary department;
e.45 o'clock, Christian Endeavor;
7.30 o'clock. the Christmas story in
pantomime. musical program by the
choir. The numbers 10 include:
"Eohoing still" by Lorenz; THE
Birth Of a King" Sudds; THE
Prince of Peace" Marks; "Hark,
What Mean Those Holy Voices" Z"
Parks.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
INDIVIDUAL CHRIST"
PASTORS THEME

At 1880 O'Clock. the Rev. r. X.
Stephenson. pastor Of silverbrook NJ.
e. Church. will preach on the sub
jsot, The Individual ChVisi." spe-
oisl music for the Christmas season
Will be rendered by the choir. The
organ numbers for the day will In
olude: Morning: offsr.cfrs, Bar
rett; Coronation Maroh. Krstsoh-
m.r. Christmas services IN tho
Sunday School ct IL noon.
At the evening service the choir
under the direction OF Edward Hobb.
will render the csntats. The Story
OF Christmas" The soloists will be;
Mrs. Fred Warrington, Miss Grace
williams. Miss Gallagher. Edward
Hobbs, James Calhoun and Charles
Hackett The entire evening VIII
be given over 10 the csntats-
The Junior League will leave the
church, at o'clock in the morning
and walk over 10 the Home for Aged
Women. where they Will give a
Christmas program.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
srcnNn RAPTIsr cHURCH.

Following the usual Children 8
,orv At second Baptist Church to-
,orrow. the Rev. George D. Alh-
on Ph. D.. will preach on Joy to
he world" a Christmas sermon
he quartet choir, directed by
,ovd w. Harper, will sing: arise,
nine for Thy Light Is Come" by
budlev Buck. GLORY to God in the
highest" by Underhill, and And
suddenly There Was With the
ngels," by King.
vrbe evening service will be
CAROL Service" when Christmas
.arols will be sung by the choir and
te congregation. Dr. Allison will
reach tho sermon, Gifts for the
ling" Quartets by the choir will
"a "Rehold. I Bring You Glad It'd
brs" by Dank, and while Shep-
erds watch Their Flocks BY Night"
" Kingsbury.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
PENINSULA NJ p. CHURCH.

Christmas services will be held at
the Peninsuls Methodist Protestant
Church tomorrow as follows: 1880
o'clock, sermon by Rev. Leonard
B. Smith, pastor, The Unspeaksble
Christmas Gift" The Sunday schoc,
will make White Gifts" az the ses-
sion OF the school at noon. The
Christian Endeevorers will conduct
service st $50 o'clock with
Christmas topic led by Weldon
Dawson.
The musical program conducted
by the choir. under the direction
OF Mrs. Esther II. O'Blenie, will be
as follows: A. NJ. anthems, The
First Christmas Morn, by Newton,
and Come Hither. Ye Faithful, by
stults: solo, by Frances Armstrong,
The Birthday of King, by Neid-
llnger. p. NJ. anthem, The Herald
Angels, by Stults; solo, by Mrs.
O'Blenis, Night OF Nights. by VaDde-
water. Christmas carols will be
sung by the choir and congregation
in a preliminary song service In the
evening.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
GREENHInL PRESBYTERIAN.

Services tomorrow at GreenhllI
Presbyterian. Sabbath School and
Bible Glass at $50 o'clock; preaching
service at 1O.45 o'clock, with musi-
cal program under the direction OF
Samuel ]. Blackwell. organist. Tenn
pie March, by James Lyon; Cantilene
by William Faujkes. The children's
choir will sing three carols, Silent
Night. Star Of Beauty and Noel. Sim
pers' song, o Heavens, will be sung
by the choir, closing with the post
lude. Hallelujah Chorus. by Handel.
The annual Christmas social and
entertainment for the church and
Sabbath School will be held on We'd
nesday evening.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
GOODMAN VI. e.

Services at Goodman NJ. E. Church
orner Fourteenth and DUPONT
.reets. the Rev. W. G. Harris, pas
,r. will be as follows: Morning wor-
hin. 1880 o'clock, the pastor
upon the theme: THE
reatest Glft"; Sunday school at
oon; Epworth League, Z o'clock.
Evening worship, 7.45 O'Clock. An
her carol service with brief address
y the pastor on How to Appreciate
le Gift" Annual Christmas service
o'clock In the morning of Christ
las Day.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday ever
.g: Christmas entertainment Thurs
ny evening.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
SONG SERVICE
AT GRACE M. E.
Christmas to Be Observed
With Appropriate Sermon
by DR.. B. M. Johns
TO PLAY CHIMES
AT MIDNIGHT

The Christmas season Will be OBJ
served at Grace NJ. e. church to-
morrow with special music and ser
vices. Attractive musical programs
have been prepared for both ser
vices. with an appropriate sermon
by DR.. Johns in Ghs morning. There
will not be any sermon in the even
ing. the entire service being one OF
song by both choir and congress-
ton OF the carols. Especial atten-
ton is called 10 the playing OF the
chimes at midnight Christmas eve.
when Mr.. Morgan will give pro-
gram OF old and new carols from
the belfry OF the church.
The program for the day Is as fol-
lows:
1915 o'clock-The Chimes: o
Come All Ye Faithful; While shep-
herds watched Their Flocks; JOY
TO the World, the Lord l. Come;
Angeles Form the Realms Of Glory.
Organ prelude. offertoire for Yule-
tide. Grison; anthem, Festival Te
Deum in p fat, Buck; soprano solo,
o little town OF Bethlehem, Bart
lett. Mrs. Gallery; organ postlude,
Christ mas march, Lemmens.
7:15 10 1910 o'clook-orgsn reci-
tai: March OF ths Magi, Dubois;
Christmas IN Sicily. Yon; the infant
Jesus. Yon: anthem, silent Night,
Gruber; snthem, The Birthday OF a
King, Neidlinger: soprano solo, o
Holy Night, Adam. Mics Esther Ban
croft: cantsts. The Nativity. Adams;
organ postlude. Hallelujsh Chorus
Handel.
Soioists for the evening: Mrs.
Mary Scott Gallery. soprano; Miss
Elsis Copley. oontralto; Howard
Cox. tenor; Harry Taylor. baritone;
Norris c. Morgan, at the organ and
directing.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
CANDLE SERVICE
AT CLAYMONT M. E.

A candle Service and cantata The
Shepherd King" will be held in the
Claymont NJ. Z. Church.
At the morning service 10.45
o'clock the pastors theme viii be
Goodwill Toward Men"
Sunday School will convene at e.so
o'clock.
Two special services will be Con-
Quoted in the evening. At e.15
o'clock the Epworth League will con-
duct an interesting Candle Service.
At o'clock IN place OF the usual
service conducted by the pastor, the
choir will sing a Christmas cantata
THE Shepherd King"
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
ASRrRY VI. y.

At Asbury N. e. Church, Third
and Walnut street. the Rev. George
White Dawson, pastor. services will
be: Q o'clock, prayer meeting;
1880 o'clock. preaching, subject:
The Heaven Born Babe; 2 o'clock,
Sunday school with music by Brown
orchestra; $50 o'clock, Epworth
League: 7.sO o'clock, preaching, sub
jet: Good Tidings OF Great JOY"
Praise eerFfce 8 o'clock in the
morning OF Christmas Day.
Evening journal., 1922-12-23
TRINITY NJ. e. CHURCH.

Services at Trinity Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow will be
as follows: $50 o'clock. mass meet
ing. S. w. Elliott, leader: 1870
o'clock, preaching by the Rev. e. II.
Collins, theme THE Christmas
Guest" 2 O'Clock, Sunday School;
Gas o'clock. Epworth League; 7.s0
o'clock, Christmas carols and SER
mon. theme Under the Christmas
STAR" Christmas morning service at
6 o'clock.
The school Christmas entertain
ment will be held Thursday evening
Of next week.