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New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
REVEALS STOLEN MONEY.
Former Post Office Employe Shows
 Where S14,8OO Was Hidden.

Middletown, N. T., July 19.-Rich- lard Cornell, 21, paroled prisoner from the Elmira Reformatory, direct ed Frank E. Lapham of the Ontario and Western police to a place in the woods near Pittsburgh, Sullivan county, where he had hidden s14.000 which the authorities say was stolen from the post office at Pittsburgh.
 Connell had been arrested a short time before. He had been employed by Postmaster Corwin of Pittsburgh He will be returned to Elmira to complete his term and then be pros ecuted in the federal court
New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
Mrs. Theodore Wagner.

Mrs. Theodore Wagner of Paw tucket, R. l., a former resident of this city, died last night at 9:3O o'clock at her home there, after a long ill., ness. Service swil be held in this city tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at the Erwin chapel Burial will be in Fairview cemetery Mrs Wagner was a member of the Eastern Star lodge and the Unity Rebekah lodge.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
Mrs. Elise NJ, Traut,

Funeral services for Mrs. Elise M 1raut, widow of the late Frederick A. Traut, who died Monday night in Pennington at the age of s4 years, were held this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the home of Mrs. J. A. Traut of 249 Arch street. Rev. William Ross, pastor of the First Baptist church. of- fciated, and interment was in Fair view cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
PUBLIC DENTAL CLINIC.

Announcement has been made by the board of health commissioners that the free public dental clinic will open August 1, occupying the quarters used by the former clinic. Dr. Joseph Meehan will be at the clinic from .. m to 12m. each day, excepting Sum- day
New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
MINE RIOT SUITS.
Claims Have Been Entered Against Williamson County for Damages.

Marion, Ill.,, July 19.-Six suits against Williamson county were filed yesterday for s217,42o for damages resulting from the Herrin massacre. These are the first suits to be filed, but others are expected, as none of these is from families of the nineteen men who were slaughtered.
 The largest claim-for nearly s2oo,- ooo--was filed by the Southern Illi- nois Coal Company for damages to its mine and automobile, which was ambushed.
 The Hamilton Lester Coal Com pany filed suit for s17,oo0 damages to the steam shovels in a mine which were also blown up during the riot. Individual claims ranging from s20O to $1,000 were filed by Mike Melah, Carl Mankins and Robert McLennan of Chicago for wearing apparel and personal property lost during the riots.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
Samuel Klein.

Samuel Klein, brother of Mrs J. keimowitz, of 372 Church street, died yesterday. He will be buried from the home of his parents in New York. MT. Klein was in the U. S. aviation service.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
B0DDY GIVES UP
Negro, Condemned Slayer of Police man, Tells Lawyers to Quit Fight for Iifa

New York, July 19.-Luther Boldly, the Harlem negro who shot and killed Detectives Miller and Buckley Janu- ary 5, has sent word to Herman Hoff- nan. his counsel, that it was useless to fight further to save his life. Last Friday the Court of Appeals decreed Boldly must go to the electric chair.
 Boddy's note from the deathhouse at Sing Sing to Mir, Hoffman, who was associate counsel with Morris koenig now Judge of General Sessions, fol- lows:
 My Dear Mir Hoffman; I am talk ing the time now to thank you for all that you have done for me and mine. No man under prevailing conditions could have done better.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
NEW PASTOR TO COME
Rev. Abel Ahlquist of Providence, Successor to Dr. Ohman at Swedish
 Lutheran Church, Speaks Tomorrow

Rev. Abel Ahlquist of Providence, R. l., newly appointed pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church, will speak at the local edifice tomorrow evening This will be the first appearance of the new pastor before the congrega- ton in this city. Rev. MT. Ahlquist succeeds Rev. s. c. Ohman.
 In addition to the appearance of the new minister, the Brotherhood has been assured that Theodore Lund- quist, former organist at the New Britain church, will attend and render organ solos. Mir. Lundquist is now stationed at the Swedish Lutheran church in Cambridge, Mass. He is also . talented vocalist and WI render songs as we'll.
 The Arpi Sextet will be seen on the program in addition to other numbers.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-19

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New Britain herald., 1922-07-19
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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21

'Luther's Christmas Hymn"
Marvin Sandaway. Carl Hallin,
Melvin Seine, Harold Peterson.
Song, "Sing Glad Greetings"-
Glass Of Girls.
THE Christmas Story" Mrs.
olivia Peterson's class.
Gifts for Jesus" Miss Celeste
Olsen's class.
Song-Primary department.
"Julafton"-Miss Caroline Peter
sons class.
Violin solo-Oliver Apple.
"Emblems Of the Christ Child
Beatrice Prince, Edith Carlson.
Thekla Malmrose. Harriette Wes-
sci.
Song. From Eastern Lands
Class Of boys.
"A Christmas Prayer" - Mabel
Zismer, Ruby Peterson.
Piano solo-Dearmond Apple.
Thanks and Praise"-Mrs. Ans
garius Anderson's class.
Song. Away in a Manger"-Miss
Mildred Vessels class.
1.-THE Christmas Story"-Miss Ag-
mes Johnson's class.
Song - Miss Helen Johnson's
class,
Wishes" - Miss Gladys Malm-
roses class.
"A Goodnight WISH Miriam
Vessel.
Anthem. above the Sleeping
World"-Church choir.
Remarks-Vincent Nordgren.
Offertory duet - Miss Gladys
Malmrose, Mrs. A. L. Swanson.
Song-Audience.
Benediction-Vincent Nordgren.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21
EDGEWOOD BAPTIST.

Edgewood Baptist church Sunday
school children will present the fol-
lowing program at 1880 Sunday eve
ming at the church:
Song, Praise Ye the Lord
Adult Choir.
Song, 20, Worship the King
Congregation.
Invocation-supt. and Mrs.
Huser.
Scripture Reading--Rev. T. NJ,
Porter.
Recitation. Christmas Gifts
Sadie Porter.
Announcements and Offering.
Address, "The Star of Hope
Will Schofer.
Solo, 1.-THE Morning Cometh"-
Anna Peterson.
Recitation, Every Week.
Helen Treadwell.
Song, "The Shepherds Son
All Boys of the School.
Recitation, "Our Christmas Tree"
George Stevens.
Duet. "Holy Night"-Carl Hines
and Edna Davis.
Recitation, Almost 1000 Years
Ago"-Marlow Burch.
Solo. Lead Us Again to Bethle-
hem"-Edna Paine.
Recitation, Christmas Bells"-
Irma Schultz.
Duet, "A Christmas Carol'-Har.
old Bentley and Vera Stanley.
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GLORIA DEL

Children Of the Sunday school Of
Gloria Del United Presbyterian
church will present the Christmas
program tonight. Following is the
program:
Song-By the school.
Prayer-Rev. G. G. Mann.
Welcome-Frances McCulley.
Song, "Holy Nightly the chill
dren.
Recitation, "Christmas Radio
Walter Hahn.
"The Star and the Child''-Flor-
ence and Elizabeth Crosby.
Piano selo-Marjorie Radford.
Recitation, Soaring Santa Claus"
Ward Veach.
Exercise, 1.-THE Secret-Primary
Boys.
Song. "It Came Upon the Mid
night Clearly the children's di-
vision.
"Dolly's Recitation" Martha
Dunlap.
Observation-Disclosures Crosby.
Recitation-Irvin Forgy.
Piano solo-Sadie Kruse.
Exercise, when Santa Claus
Comes'-Beginners' class.
Northumberland Hanley.
Recitation, "A Wish"-Kennetr
Behrens.
Exercise, "At Christmas time
Primary girls class.
Song. Cradle Hymn"-Raymond
Clayton and Paul Sipple.
Recitation, Tell Us Santa
Dorothy Jane Channon.
Recitation, "a Wireless Santa
Marguerite Nelson.
Song, "A Babe in a Manger"-
Children's division.
Recitation, Good Night"-Mar-
jorfe Channon.
Santa Claus and treat.
A pageant of the Nativity will be
given Sabbath evening, Dec. "a, at
1880 at Gloria Del Third u. P.
church. The pageant is entitled.
Alteration of the Kings and Shep-
herds"
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FREE METHODIST.

The children's Christmas pro-
gram at the Free Methodist church
will be given tomorrow night,
when the following numbers will
be rendered:
Song-"All Hail the Power"
Song by school-"Joy to the
World"
Scripture reading-Adult Bible
class.
Prayer by superintendent.
Christmas Welcome-Ethel Park.
Why We Keep It-Dillon Wheel
er.
At Christmas Timely four of
the beginners, Helen, Glenn, Nina
and Tootsie Lear.
The Snow Bird-Genevieve Surr.
Song-Away in = Manger-Mrs.
Kroeger's class.
Just a Little Tot-Daisy Pearl
Anderson.
Observation-Disclosures Dyer.
His Speech-Ivan Gaylord.
Which Is Best?-Tommie Dit
man and Alice Park.
High Upon a Hillside-Daisy
Haskins,
Message of the Little Christmas
Tree-George Jordan.
Song, Silent Night-Mrs. Har-
desty's class.
Twenty Centuries Ago-Evelyn
Clark.
Christmas Chimes - Lawrence
Haskins.
Seeking the Savior-1va Wheeler.
The Poorest One at Christmas
Time-Alice Park.
Song-By Mrs. Parry's class.
The Bells of Christmas Time
Orman Wheeler.
The Christmas Reveille-Three
Junior giBls.
o, ~Wondrous Star Of Bethlehem
Francis Lear.
The Gates Ajar-Four Junior
girls.
His Story-Henry Burnett.
Our Christmas Day-Oliver Jor-
dan.
The Christmas story-Esther
Wheeler.
Sending the Christmas-Roy
Lear.
Collection.
Song-Young Peoples. Mission
airy society.
Talk by pastor-Rev. J. e. Parry
Treat.
Good Night-Waldo Vance.
The Sunday school children Of
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WEST END sKTTLEmNT.

The Christmas program at the
West End Settlement win be given
tonight at ,tAs Settlement At 7
o'clock. Following are the num-
bers to be given:
Song, While Shepherds Watched
School.
Welcome silvia Manual.
Scripture, Reading.
Prayer.
Vocal solo-Francis Barker.
High Upon Hillside-Anna An
drews.
Joy Bells-Donald Shoop, Freddie
Lotheridge, George Manual.
Every Week-Eleanor Shoop.
Gates Ajar-Ffieda Rooster
Hazel Gross, lana Atkinson.
Lather's Cradle Song-P1imary
Class.
The Beautiful Story-Ellen White
Keeping Christmas Day-Marie
Wendt.
It Isn't Enough-Freddie Fuller,
Raymond Manual.
Christmas Music-MyFtle Wal
strom.
Vocal Duet-Miss Gladys Malm-
rose, Mrs. A. L. Swanson.
The SnOwbird-Dorothy Wendt
A Christmas Legend-ISabel Tai
bot.
We're 0lad-William Andrews.
Plan Solo-Helen Frey.
Reading-The Message Of the
Shepards-Russell Schroeder.
Don't You Mind-Jane Talbot.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. A. L. Swanson
Christmas Gifts-Mary Walstrom
Reading with Chorus, The Christ
mas Reveille-Irene Atkinson
Women of the Home Department.
The Wonderful Night-Guy Tai
bot.
stars for Jesus-Daisy Walstrom
Rachel Lotheridge. Myrtle Manual
It Came Upon the Midnight Cleal
School.
In Bethlehem Town-Fl0ssit
Lotheridge, Virginia Shoop.
Almost Two Thousand Year.
Ago-Zella Wendt.
Piano Trio, Georgia Miller, lisa
bel and Hazel Gross.
The Secretly Atkinson.
Twenty Centuries Ago-Larenc'
DenAWay.
Vocal solo-Edwin Barker.
Long, Long Ago-Everet Atkin
son.
Which Ii Best-Eldie Butler ant
!, Elmer Butler.
Musical Reading, The Angels o
Chritsmas-Lucille Frey, accom-
!. panied by Helen Frey.
Song-Shine Out o Blessed Sta
Primary Glass.
The Christmas Story-violet At
kinson.
Musical Reading, Angels. Lullab
-Letha Donaway, accompanied b
!, Isabel Gross.
= Silent Night-Sohool. 2
: Goodnight-Elsie Wendt..
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21
FIRST METHODIST.

Sunday afternoon vesper services
at 1 o'clock will be held at the
First Methodist church. A musical
program will be given by the choir
assisted by DR.. Carl Schummat,
cellist; Philip Licata, violinist, and
Miss Bessie Koftsker. organist. ].
W. Johnston Is the director. Fol-
lowing is the program to be given:
Organ Prelude Christmas Pre-
lude" .................. Ashford
Miss Bessie Noftsker.
Trio, Perfect Day.. ....... Bond
DR.. Carl Schimmat, Philip Licata
and ]. w. Johnston.
Tenor, "Tidings Of Great Joy.
.Grant-Schaefer
Phil Bruner.
Cello, ave Maria ........ Willard
"Hosanna" ......... Granier
DR.. Carl Schimmat.
Double Quartet, Manager Of Beth
len0m ................ ravens
Mesdames. Witter. Sala and Mitch
EN-, Miss Chapman Messrs.
Nicholas, Barker and
Schillinger.
Violin Obligat0, Mr.. Lacata.
Violin, "Salut D. Amour. .Elgaf
"Mazurka" .Mlynarski
Mr.. Licata.
0fertory, 20, Holy Night" Adam
PART II.
Cantata, ''The Morn Of Glory.
EpAA DAonn
Organ Introduction. Prophecy"
Recitation and Baritone solo,
abraham ForsaW" ..........
............... Joseph Chapman
Soprano. There Shall Come Z
Star" ........ Miss Margaret
"Trust Ye," Sopranos and Chorus.
Chorus, Arise. Shine for Thy
Light is Come"
Organ, '"The Shining of the Star"
Baritone, THE Angel Gabriel"..
.............. Joseph Chapman
Soprano, And the Angel said"..
..................... lliss sals
Chorus, He Shall Be Great"
Tenor. The True Light"
................F Francis Barker
Alto. "And it Came to Pass -.
Miss Chapman
sLet Us Now Co. ..............
Miss lotion and Miss Chapman.
Chorus, This Is He.".
.Sleep Holy Babe. ............
Miss Sara Totten aud double
Quartet.
Baritone. "And Behold. There
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21
FIRST UNITED PRESnY.-
TERRAIN.

The following program will be
given Friday evening at z O'Clock
at the First United Presbyterian
church by the Sunday school chill
dren:
Song, "The Angels Serenade-
Chorus
Opening address - Jack Deisen-
roth.
Merry Christmas Everybody
Martha Nelson.
An Aged Tot-Donna Marie
Thomas.
Christmas in Letters-Beginners'
class.
Merry Christmas-Edna McKown
and Robert Smith.
Cradle Hymn-Primary class.
Show or Stocking - Donald
Felske.
What Means Christmas?-Kath
ryn McKown.
If l were Santa Claus-Henrietta
Siencknecht.
My Christmas distances Bill
hymer.
To Every Boy and Girl-Laura
Valentine.
The First Christmas-Rosa Bell
Song, Merry Christmas Time
Junior Glass.
Christmastime-William Valen-
tine.
Christmas Tree Farm-Ffancis
Armstrong.
Little Cradles-Leona Harris.
Christmas ColorsEBertha Bill
hymer.
Sharing Christmas Joys-Ruth
Bell.
Song, The Christmas Story
Choir.
The Light of Bethlehem-Edward
Ford.
sorrowful. Yet Rejoicins-La
Verne Felske.
The Christmas Stocking-Edns
Weber.
Song. Speed the Tidings-Choir
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21
BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN.

The Christmas services In. the
Broadway Presbyterian church with
the, programs are as follows: FRI
day evening at Z o'clock the annual
Sunday school Christmas festival
wilT be held. The services Sunday
will be held at 10:45 and vespers
at 4 O'Clock.
Sunday morning program:
OrEMa Prelude, Christmas Fan
tasy;" Kebling: 'tCAristmaa Morn"
Frysingek.
DoxoDgy.
Choral, ..Break Forth O. Beaut-
e0us Lieht--Rach.
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Responsive Reading The Ma
tivity."
Gloria Patrk
Children's Sermon.
hymn. "Hark. The Herald Angels
Sing'-Mendelsanhn.
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer.
Anthem, The Infant jesus
YOn.
Announcements
Prayer Of Conservation.
Offertcry Anthem, Rejoice, O
Daughter Of Zton"-Stevenson.
Sermon, The Manger and the
Throne"
hymn, 20, Conceal Ye Faithful, :
Adeste Fideles.
BeNediction.
Organ Postlude, "Hallelujah
Chorus." Handel.
vesp.8s Choral Service.
Oreaa Prelude, March of thu
Magi," Dubois.
Carol, s'While Shepherds Watc,
Their Flock by Might" Tate.
Prayer.
Choral, .The Little Door," Mat
thews.
Scripture ireading.
Hymn. "Rreak. Forth, o Beaut
eous Light" Bach.
Reading. The Other Wise Man,
Henry Van Dyke-Miss Chariot,
Huesing.
Anthem, "The Infant Jesus" Yon
Hymn, "As With Gladstone's Mel
og Old," Dir.
OffeEtory Anthem, while AL
Things Were in Quiet Silence,
Smith.
instrumental selection.
Duet, might Of Nights" Van De
Water.
Hymn, 20, Little Town OF Bethle
hem." Barnby.
BenedictiOn.
Organ Postlude.
The 4 o'clock service will be en-
tirely musical without a sermon
charge OF the young people Of tn
church. The Rev. John Meow
Stevenson will preach at the morr
ing service. Those not regularl
w0rshipping elsewhere are cordial.
welcome to these services,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH

A white Christmas" will BE- OBJ
served 1T Central Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. This idea implies IN OBJ
servance Of the day in keeping with
the true spirit of Christmas. White
gifts will be offered, gifts Of self.
service and substance.
The afternoon program will be
IS follows:
Opening song, 10 come all ye
faithful Congregation.
Address Of welcome, Were
Glad"-Buddy Taylor.
Grandfather and fairies-Fairies:
Laura Esther Rowland and Ruth
Freytag.
First tableau-Madonna with
Christ Child and angels.
Song-Mrs. William Rinck and
Wesley Rinck and choir.
Exercise and song. Jesus Little
Friends'-Beginners' department
Second tableau-Outside scene
Group Of carolers.
Songs, Joy to the World, "Holy
Night"-Josephine VanDine. Laura
Post, Edna Post, Jeanette McCurdy
Martha Riddell. Arleen Luchenbihl
Dorothy Nelson, Ina Hingstrum
Raymond Riddell, Herbert Ryer-
son, Harry Mettle, Robert Writ
Earl Hingstrum.
Exercise and song, "Bethlehem's
Lullaby-Primary department.
Third tableau-Home scene.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mordy and chill.
dren. Marie Seidei, Elaine Steen'
bergh, Carl Bliesner.
Recitation, "The Secret"-Marit
Seidel.
Song-Mrs. Mordy.
Song, "Slumber On"-Junior de-
partment.
Fourth tableau-Santa Claus and
Brownies.
Santa receives the white gifts fol
the king.
Exercise, Goodnight" - Bernics
Carr0thers, Emily Burgess, Adj
Robinson, Helen Carroll. Margare
Bliesner, Wilma Stapp, Arthur Lar
son. George Belts. John Mclean
Jack Raisly. william VanDine.
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lehem .:.......... Redner
Ohfertory anthem. "sing. o Heav-
ems Tours
Sursum Corda and Proper Pre-
face .................. Camtdge
Sanctus. Benedictus, Agnus Del,
and Gloria in Excelsis. .Concone
Nunc Dimittis .............. Tozer
Recessionsl. ut Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" ......... Willis
Postlude. "Triumphal March,.
.................. Dudley Buck
Order of service, 10 a. M, Christ
mas day: Same as above, except
for the following changes):
Prelude, eCome Unto Him.. see.
............ Handel's Messiah"
Professional, "Hark! The Herald
Angels Sing" $500. Mendelssohn
Sequence, "Of the Fathers Love
Begotten" .......... (Plain Song)
Offertory anthem, 20 Zion, That
Bringeth Good Tidings" .,......
Gloria in Excelsis 80. (old Chant)
Recessionsl, angels From the
Realms Of Glory" ....... Smart
Postlude, Christmas" ....... Best
Low celebrations Of the holy
communion will be held in the
chapel at 10 a. m. on st. Stephens,
st. Johns and Holy Innocents'
days, viz: Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday in Christmas week. The
festival for the church Sunday
school will be held ON Wednesday
night, Dec. q, at 1880 o'clock. A
mystery play will be presented at
this time in the church. followed
by distribution Of gifts in the par
ish house. On Sunday afternoon.
Dec. 81, at 4:s0 o'clock in the
church the choir will sing for first
time F. Flaxington Harker's beau
tiful cantata, The Star Of Beth
lehem."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21
SPENCER MEMORIAL
METHODIST.

Children Of the Sunday school of
Spencer Memorial Methodist church
will present the following Christ
mas program Friday night at 1880.
Song, Little Love Beams"-Pri-
mary department.
Greeting-James Blazer.
Exercise, 1.-The Church at Christ
mas"-Mrs. Hume's class.
Scripture reading-Miss Larri-
sons class.
Prayer-Howard Custer.
Vocal solo. "You and Me-
Louise Soper.
Recitation, "No Room for Him
Robert Larson.
Exercise, Goods Wondrous Gift"
Mrs. McCarty's class.
: Recitation. 1.-THE Christmas Sig
mailman Robert ereenway.
Exercise, 1.-THE Angels and the
Shepherds"-Mrs. C. H. Clusters
class.
Observation-Disclosures Young.
Song, "Low in q Manger"-Mrs,
Hume's class.
Exercise, "Just q Little Word
Miss Clarke's class.
Recitation, Don't You Mind
Lorraine Erickson.
Recitation, His Christmas Git
Edna Sincox.
Exercise, when the Angels
Sang"-Mrs. Meanor's class.
Recitation, my Christina
Stocking"-Homer Pennington.
Exercise, "Our Kings Birthday
Dorothy Eiteman's class.
Recitation, advice" - Phyllis
Hedberg.
Exercise, christmas Acrostic"-
Mrs. Marston's class.
Recitation, Learning to SPELL
June Erickson.
Dialogue, ''rell the Christina!
Story"-Miss Miller's class.
Song. "Oh Tell the Story"-Mrs
Meals and Miss Bodeen's classes.
Reading-Grace Clarke.
Recitation. "The Secret"-Ralpl
Devine.
Exercise, .Good Night"-Mrs. Da
vid's class.
Closing prayer and benediction-
Pastor.
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FIRST LUTHERAN.


the First Lutheran church will pre-
sent the following program Tues
day evening. Dec. rs, at the church,
in observance Of Christmas:
. Song-Audisnce.
Scripture reading and prayer
Vincent Nordgfen.
Song, "'Tis Christmas Day
Glass Of girls.
"A Word Of Welcome"-Gerard
Starks.
THE Angels Chorus" = Edith
Sturdahl. Helen Larson, Alice Carl,
son.
Piano solo-Carl Vessel.
Recitation-Doris OhrStrom.
Song, silent Night, Holy Night
Class Of boys.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21

Churches and Sunday schools Of
the city vii observe the Christmas
season tin. PEAR With ezsreise pro-
grams and spesisl song services
during tho nexk few days. Some OF
the schools will have programs to-
night. with white gift offerings
Others are to be held tomorrow and
Saturday nights. and some not I'M
til Sunday or next week. Midnight
services Christmas eve will usher
in thu day fn some Instances and
there will be pre-sunYise song pro-
grams 1T two churches Sunday
afternoon vespefs are planned, and
all the congregations will have
special music at the usual Sunday
services. Programs for the vari-
GUS special services follow:
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21

This kin q. KINGS. and Lord Of
Loraz!
At 1o:A theNhoEt regular morn
ing sasvSee viii - conducted.
Tuesday, DEC. a. the ehildren's
program will be given at 700
O'Clock 4 the evening. The pro-
gram tn ~ given by the Sunday
school is sAtitfed The Pilgrimage
Of the Childrea." consisting Of re-
spOnsivs reading. singing, dialogues
and Rotations. AZ the close Of
the program gifts will be distrib-
uted to all the children.
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Wood; Triviality, Raymond Ed.
wards; Unbelief, K. Leverich.
Mary-Mrs, L. F. Ashworth.
Joseph. r. Ashworth.
Shepherds-C. "A. Smick, F. w.
Burmeister, L. e. Dodacn.
Wise Men-K. Lsyerich, Will
Rich, Orville Jensen.
Christ's Messengers-The Needy,
w. o. Edwards; the Helpless. Eliz-
abeth Boynton; Sorrow, Leota Ed
wards; Beauty, Mildred Van Dyke;
Conscience. Evelyn WEIGH; Inlu-
ence. Mrs. Frank Clary; Revelation.
Mrs. Merle KOck.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-21
SOUTH PARK PRESBYTERIAN

On Sunday morning At the regu-
lar hour, $3.50 o'clock, the Sunday
school will have special Christmas
services In the different depart
ments. There will be Christmas
trees in the beginners and primary
departments.
At the morning service at 10: AZ
there will be Q Christmas sermon
BY the pastor and special music in
ciuling the following numbers:
Let Us Go Even Unto Bethlehem
:........... Male Quartet
Solo. Tho Birthday Of the King.
....>........... Mrs. Martin
Solo. He Shall Feed His Flock
Like . Shepherd -. Glenn Frv
At 1850 o'clock the annual Christ
mas service Of the Sunday school
for all departments will be held.
All Presbyterian churches are ask
Cd to give an offering for India, 50
this program Will reflect the mis-
sfonary teaching OF the month and
emphatic ~ White Gifts for The
Kng-Substance. Service. Self.
Each department or organized class
viii present it, gifts In some spec
tacular. and impressive day. . Star
song BY the tiniest ones carrying
stars, Z White GIFT Christmas Tree
By the Primary department, and
tahleaus. dialogues In costume, etc,
By the older ones.
Following IL the program to be
rendered:
Hymn-Joy to the World.
Chfistmas prayer, :.
Stereopttcon pictures of the
Christmas story. As the pictures
are being shown, the story win 81
told, ANA familiar hymns BE-, sung
~ chotrs In different parts of the
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