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The Washington times., 1922-02-08
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balcony, the halls the roof, the audi
torlum. ground and other structural
parts OF the building"
WAS it also your busin ass to
check up the sort of material. quail
ity of steel and iron and other
things to be used in the construc-
ton of the theater?"
YES
WAS It also your duty to de-
termine the width of the walls, the
character of material, and did you
compute the steel plans?"
yes"
Col. William Kelly, chief engineer
Of the Federal Park Commission
The Washington times., 1922-02-08

While divorces in almost any court
in Virginia are a matter Of dollars
and drpositiuns, conditions in Al"N.
ndria and Arlington county un.
questionably arc worse than in any
other communities in the State.
Public opinion and sentiment
The Washington times., 1922-02-08
NAPLES REACHES MILLION;
BEATS ROME POPULATION

NAPLES, Feb. S.-Including her
suburbs the city of Naples has pass.
ed the million mark in population.
Within the limits of the city itself
are 1859 families totaling 725.0a6
inhabitants, according to the census
just completed.
These figures show that Naples
has passed Rome by more than 100.
900. The increase in population hus
caused much crowding and unusual.
ly bad housing conditions.
The Washington times., 1922-02-08
Steel Bids Solicited.

The Shipping Board announced
today that from now until February
10 bids would be received at Hog
Island, Pa, for 10000 tons of fab
ricated steel.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-24
ElY'S HANDSOME MEN
CAPTURE ALL HONORS

A story told in the western part of
the state and recently published in the
Journal is of special interest in Ely.
where one of the contestants referred
to is now a resident and where he has
made his home for many months.
The interesting narrative is as fol
lows:
Talking about your homely men,"
said Oldest Inhabitant, as he carved
off a chunk of borrowed plug,
there used to be a chap named
Reagan out in Nevada who had
a map hung on him which would
make an English bullgod cry
with disappointment; one of them in
growing faces that meets itself COM
ing back; you know the kind | mean
and Reagan was sure proud of it; he
had a standing bet there wasn't no
homelier man on earth than what he
was. He ran a place called 'Reagan's
Hot Springs" a few miles south of
Goldfeld. during the boom days, and
there were lots of homely men who
used to go down there with the idea
of coping that bet; but after n look
at Reagan's face they would hang
their heads in shame and sneak back
to town. Howcumever, there's IN old
saying that every dog has his day, and
it was the same in Reagan's case. One
day there was a big convention of the
Order of Eagles held in Goldfield, and
the visiting brothers, including Brother
Reagan, were there from all " the
country. During n of the social ses-
sions the chairman announced that
several prizes were offerd, and that
the contests and awards would be held
on the spot; one prize for the tallest
Eagle, one for the shortest, one for
the handsomest Eagle and one for
the homeliest: the contestants for each
should arise and be judged. When it
came to the prize for the homeliest
member, Reagan at once arose with
pride and confidence; but he got the
shock of his life when another chap
got up just back of him and pushed
into the contest, a little, sawed-off
brother by the name of Jew Miller,
with a face that only a mother could
love, WIS the competitor, and from the
bowls and cheers that went up from
the assembled brothers. Reagan could
see that he didn't have no cinch on
the prize. Ed Malley. now state
treasurer of Nevada, and Charley
Richards, nov congressman-elect from
Nevada, were the judges. and they
got busy sizing mp the two maps
spread in front Of them and making
notes Of all the points of advantage
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-24
TWO MEN ARE KILLED
BY RUTH MINE CAVf|h
CONTINUED from Page one.)
copyiehs Ipa, BY the Mcclure Ns~sp.ptt Syndicate

bris, in which was a large boulder of
a peculiar shape, being thicker in the
center than on the edges and resum-
bling two saueers placed together.
Joe Garcie, who was engaged In
mucking near the spot where the ac-
cident occurred. rushed to Richard
Williams, a miner who was working
only a short distance away, and in
formed him of what had happened.
Williams was the first to the rescue
and with the aid of other workmen I'm
about fifteen minutes succeeded in
removing the debris with which the
unfortunate men were covered. Both
were dead and an examination Of the
bodies later did not disclose any in
iuries which were of a sufficient ma
ture to u death. From this the
conclusion was reached that the men
died as the result of s%uffoeation.
A coroner's jury composed Of
James Willoughby. ". O. Norman
and Ed Graham examined the prem
Uses and heard the testimony Of the
two witnesses. Richard Williams and
ice Garcia. after which they return
ed a verdict finding that deceased
came to their death while employed
as miners at the Ruth mine Of the
Nevada Consolidated Copper Com
pany at Ruth. New. from a eayefn
which covered them up and %suifocated
them. As far as We are able 10 de-
termine from the evidence and our
observations the accident was ina
voidable."
Both victims of the accident were
members of the Benevolent and Pro-
tective order Of Elks.
The funeral Of Hamilton will take
place today at ? o'clock from the Will
son-Bates mortuary and will be un-
der the auspices of the local Elks.
Interment will be I'm Ely cemetery.
Edwin Bell Is survived by a mother
residing in Denver, Col. Word has
been telegraphed TO her of the sud
den death OF her son and while other
wires have passed no definite ar
engagements as 10 the disposition OF
the rsmains have been made as the
News goes to press. II Is believed
that the mother will have the body
OF her son shipped 10 Colorado for
burial.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-24
CHRISTMAS To BE OBSERVED
BY WILLOW CLUB MEMBERS

Christmas will be fittingly cele-
brated at the Willow Club tomorrow.
The members of the club will en-
JOY the comfortable rooms as usual
during the day and many novel feat
ures have been provided for their
amusement.
At night a dance will lie given.
which bids fair to be the most pop
ular affair given in the comfortable
home.
Parker's orchestra will furnish the
music and the Christmas tree viii be
an added attraction.
A musical program has been ar
ranged and a number of the most
prominent artists i'm this district will
tender their services for the festive
occasion.
During the last few days the Elks
have distributed baskets filed with
all that goes to make the Christmas
dinner and many needy families will
enjoy their bounty.
The dance tomorrow night will be
for members only.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-24

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Reagan felt himself slipping, and all
at once he leans over to the Jew and
whispers so you could hear him for a
block, Sit down Miller, and III cut il
in two with you"
This yarn recalled to many of the
old-timers a somewhat similar incident
which occurred in Ely several years
ago when AL Marsh. now n of the
proprietors of the NJ. & T. Club, was
engaged in partnership with Tom Bar
ton in conducting the Southern Club.
Ii was long before Mr.. Volstead was
heard of and there were then nc fears
entertained that any man might at
tempt to interfere with the moon, the
sun or the personal rights of his fell
low man. AL always claimed that all
the beauty that could be found in the
assets of the firm was his personal
property and bestowed upon him by
divine providence. Barton was tall
and handsome, and when that fact was
frequently referred to AL always said.
well, just let your eyes feast on me"
Many did. but it was largely those who
enjoy the comic supplement when
perusing the newspapers. AL was ON
the night shift, perhaps because the
sun might somewhat interfere with the
rightness of his eyes if it were able
to find them. Chris Peterson, then in
the employ of the government as sheep
inspector. happened into Ely on one
of his regular tours inspecting the
supply Of "sheep dip Chris unfor-
tunately suffered from a severe acct
dent, due to which a small portion
of his face was left, but he claimed
that what still remained intact was
the most beautiful in the world. He
spent the entire night in the Southern
Club with his foot firmly fastened on
the brass rail and discussed affairs of
state with AL until all matters of gen
eral interest to the nation were dis
posed of. During the lengthy CONVEX
sation Al had repeatedly made bold
his claim of being the most handsome
man in Ely, Notwithstanding the al
most perfect physique and well nodded
features of his partner. Chris chal-
lenged AL to submit the matter 70 a
jury of their peers. which it was
thought might be readily selected from
the bystanders. When the jurors were
examined they without exception de-
clined to serve on the ground that they
had an unqualified opinion. Chris and
AL eventually agreed to decide the i'm
portant question by the simple method
of drawing straws. Moon" was not
considered of value in those days and
the sun was Just coming up when Bar
ton walked in TO &C on shift, ard see
ing the difficulty existing between his
partner and their guest he remarked.
Go on and draw the straws, because
that is the only way you can ever set
tie it,
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and he believed his efforts resulted in
more respect for the speed ordinance.
In this Mayor Gallagher agreed with
the councilman from the First ward,
and the traffic officer expressed the be-
lief that he would be able to reduce
the practice of speeding to a minimum.
The mayor was authorized to adjust
the account in question with the traf.
fic officer.
An adjournment was then taken un-
til the next regular meeting. which will
be held January 5, 1928.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-24
Fred BaIdNln,s Fnther serlonsl, III

Fred g. Baldwin. proprietor of the
Montana buffet, left yesterday morn
ing for Union City, Pa, where he was
called by Il telegram announcing the
serious illness Of his aged father.
Reuben Baldwin. who Is 70 years
cid. The telegram did not give any
details as TO the aged mans Illness.
but from its tenor the local business
mar feared his father might not sur
yiye during the time required TO
make the trip from Ely to Union
City, where Mr.. Baldwin's parents
have resided for many years.
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Partial Distribution in RegIi Estate

! dfiidi DiNtfiDutlon III iAfBlI ts>tdit
Hearing was had in the district
court before Judge c. ]. McFadden
yesterday OF the preliminary account
and petition for partial distribution
in the matter of the estate of Motitz
A. Regli, deceased. The estate con
sists principally OF the sum of SAL
52S.32 in cash aad securities. The
order for partial distribution granted
by Judge MiFadden on the petition
of BARLEY j. Smithson, as executor,
directs the immediate payment of
the following sums in accordance
with the provisions OF the will of the
deceased.
Dora Regli, SO: Dds-ell Hooper.
$500; Farley Smithson, $500; Len
wood Sm.thson, 1906. Elizabeth
Smithson. $4,000: BARLEY ]. Smith
son, $4,000; Emma Hooper, 3. 600:
Thomas II. Hooper, $4,000.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-24
weekly Shoot of Rod aud Gun club

Preparatory 10 the big shoot for
turkeys which will take place at the
grounds of. the White Pine Rod and
Gun Club today. four shooters turned
out last Sunday for a little practice
and just 10 make certain that their
trusty weapons We're in good eondi-
tion. High-run honors went to Linds-
kog with 81, while Wise broke g
before letting one get away. The
SCORES made wore as follnMa.
White Pine news. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1920-1923, 1922-12-24

The News delivered by mail or car.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

Special Christmas service by tho sun
day school and choir at $50 l.. NJ.
No evening services. Christian En-
deaNor at l.. VI. Sunday school a;
$3.50 A. NJ
A. Fuiton-i'rcach!nX ~ II A. NJ.
bE IN. pastor. Rev. Hugh Fitzpatrick
sunday school. 800 a. NJ Christian
Endcavor. l.. VI Evening service.
T. NJ. illustrated lecture with
s'cr"opticon views uf."God as Seen in
His Heaven. by Professor George r.
DOnclla.
At Mizpah-Rov. j. - Keith viii
preach AZ II ~ NJ aud a vcspsr
christmas service will be held "a, ;
l. NJ. sunday school. $50 A. NJ
At Second Rev. Russell Cecil viii
preach at II \ NJ on The King in
Ills Beauty and at t. NJ. the sun
day school VIII present Christmas
program
At first-The morning subject will
be; Good Tidines Of Great .Ioy." and
there VIII be a Chris, mas pageant nc
- " sunday school "a; $50 \. NJ.
ana i!ibi" classes AT 10 A. NJ
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I'ItESiBNTi:itItN.

NJ Third Preaching by the pastor.
Roy ~ J. Williams. at II y VI. "rhs
White Gifts service" by the SUNDAY
school 4, T.. NJ Their. viii hc no
hight service. sunday school meets
- . 20 y " Tho brotherhood Bible
Class at :i5 y NJ
~ pvorbr"uk tSt"p = Flr.: street
car iin"J-i,'v. MIR. Honey. pastor. viii
preach ~ II y. VI on TIL" Meaning
Of TIA" star" and at T.. NJ MIR. Honey
viii read "Th" Guest "f TIA" Shep-
lords. sunday scii"ol. g.30 \ NJ
At Grac" coycu,n; -I;cv. Charles
/. King. - -. pastor, viii preach at
~ y " on is Jesus tho Christ 49,
~ T. NJ Christmas service Sab.
bath school. $50 y NJ. Bible Glasses
"tij y NJ y" service p, night.
Vt porter street Rev. w \. Hall
VIII preach at II y. NJ aud T. NJ
sunday SCHOOL AT $50 \. VI. Bible
classes. ::ij " VI DR. &. NJ. Trad
bury viii teach tho Mems Bible
Class
At Ginter Park Rev Thomas
Cary Johnson. y. -. viii preach al
/ y NJ. and at : l.. NJ. Christmas
s"rvic" ia place "f the T. NJ reg
Ular s"rvic"
At W"stmirst"r-A; II y. NJ. ser
mon by Rev. " : Golden. on In tho
FulIn"ss Of Time Christ Came
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METHODIST.

At Trinity-lI y NJ preaching by
the pastor. Rev Walter H. Eus,
ton. on The Christmas Message" aud
at T.. NJ ON The Christmas story ia
Song sunday school 81, $50 y. NJ.
Mems Rihl" Class, as \ NJ Ep-
worth League. 7:I5 T.. NJ
A. Methods, Institu;"-Sunday
school AZ 2:2o T.. NJ Evangelis,ic
service, 10 7:i5 T.. NJ
At Asbury-Th" pastor will preach
sermons appprpriat. to Christmas at
both services. At II y. NJ. the topic
viii be: Chris, Euriching the Life
81 tn" World" At T. NJ. white
GIFTS for the King" Special music
church School $40 y. " Senior and
Junior Epworih Leagues at fla
l. NJ
NJ Highland i'ark-The Rev. T.. NJ
Hank VIII preach at II A. NJ on
Christmas Gif,s" and at i. ". on
The story Of the Other WIS" Man"
sunday SCHOOL meets. $50 a NJ l..p-
worth League. T. "
AZ Laurel Sir"et-Rcv. George II
McFnden. pastor, viii preach =, il
o'clock \. " on Glad Tidinrs ."
Special christmas services a, J r. NJ.
=" services at nipht. sunday school
and Mems Bibl" class q, $50 \ NJ
AZ Monument Icorner Tark and
Allen Avenues, Rev. George T.
Booker Il. -. pastor. viii preach at
u y. NJ on What Think Yc Of
Christ" and at J. NJ. his subject
VIII be m Chris; Had Not Cone. %
sunday school and Mems Biol" class
a, 500 y NJ
~ fac" Notwithstanding q. II
=. NJ to, bishop Collins Denny. ami
AT y NJ tn annual Chris mas OK
"r"is"s VIII 10" held The White
Christmas sunday school and
Mems Bible class, 500 ~ NJ NJ 5
o'clock service
At Gint.r Park-Rev. John /. BRAY.
y -. viii preach both 4, tn. morn
ing and evening hour Subject for
II y NJ The Can OF The Future
subject ;"r T.. Nj Holy Work for
Chris;maS.'
al Maple Grov" Rev. w \. J.f.
fr"ys Will preach at II y NJ Oh The
Irinc" of Peace" and at night on
Gods christmas Gift Unto ;h.
World" sunday school at %. \. NJ
and Epwnr,h League at i. NJ
At -, Paul's-Rev Gcore. Wesley
Jones VIII preach at II \ NJ and
i. NJ Rev. John Il. E=gI-Ston viii
preach on The Prince of Peace"
sunday school. go y NJ
~ Union Station-Eev. II Z
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hRichnondiS PuZpits

pulpit at II \. VI. and S +. NJ. The
morning subject will y. "Divinc be-
sinninKs" The evening service Will
be musical service. with a brief
talk by tn" pastor. sunday school
ut $50 A. NJ. intermediate and Sc
Nor Christian Endeavor meetings at
G:i5 l.. NJ. y motion picture or III"
life OF Christ. entitled: ''Behold III"
Man" viii be shown ON Wednesday,.
December -. al l.. NJ. and again
at T. NJ.
At Hanover Avenue-R"v. j. r.
iiunley viii Civ. an original Christ
mas story prepared especially for the
II O'Clock service. entitled lin tho
Light Of III" star Al i. NJ. a
special Christmas program. The
Birth Of Christ" viii he presented By
the ph ilathca Glass OF the Hanover
Christian Church Bible school. There
VIII b" no evening service"
~ cowardin Avcnuc-Rev r.. H.
Motley Will preach AT II a. NJ on
Thou Shalt CAN Ills Name Jesus
Christmas program viii he given at
Z l.. VI. sunday school, $50 ~ NJ.
Christian EndcavOr. t. NJ
~ FRS, temporary place o. wor-
ship. William Fox school 23Oo Han
over Avenue. Rev. ". 7. Walters. -
D.. rastor)--il \. NJ. The Gif, Of
Love" l.. NJ. The Nigh, OF His
Birth" go y. NJ. Sunday school.
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BAPTIST.


~ "ih'or Park--Servicos at ~ a
". Preaching by Rev. j. f. Love. u
j.. No services. az nigis. Sunday
school. $50 y. NJ
~ East End R"v. : r. orr"li Will
preach q, J \. NJ. on Good Tid!nrs
~ Great Joy AMI a. J. NJ on For
COD So l.pNcd tn" World" Sunda y
school az 800 y. NJ. Il. Y. T. T.. "a,
T. NJ
~ FIRST tTwelfth ana Broad
Streets -i'rcac ching a. II O'Clock and
O'Clock by the pastor. Rev. George
y" Mcdaniel u. ID SUNDAY SCHOOL
in""is at : 30 \. NJ. II i f. l.. :
T. NJ
NJ Rcth"l-f"v. Austin -. Bota.
formerly pastor az North Sid" BaatIs;
Church. Highland Park. now stat.
evangelist % Maryland. viii preach
morn morning and evening Special
music hE IA" choir under the dIrec-
ton "i g. ktrchmann. sunday
school $50 y. NJ Mems Bible Class.
10 y. NJ.
~ North Sld"-R"v " r. Flanua
KAN VIII preach al II y. Il. on The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23

Watcr'eld viii preach ~ II \. NJ.
on III" Song uf the Angels and AT
night on Human Redemption"
NJ Branch Memorial Rev II. Con
rad Blackwell Will preach at II \.
Nj. At 7.i5 l.. NJ. there Will be u
special celebration by tho Sunday
school. EpwOrth League at $50
u -.
~ Barton lieigh;s-Rcv. w. s.
Deyerlc viii preach at II ~ NJ. on
The star OF the East At l.. NJ.
th"r" VIII be Christmas pageant.
sunday school $40 \ NJ
At Broad Strce,-Rcv. Fred K.
ch"nauit VIII preach at II \. VI. ON
Tn" Wise Men and Their Gifts" and
at night on Night ON the Judcan
Hills sunday school $50 a. II
Epworth l.cnru" At J.. NJ.
At Conference.-The subject will he
~ ~ \. NJ 'Th" World Made Flesh
and AZ T. NJ: ~ Christmas
Thought" Special Christmas music.
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Westminster I.rc>h,t-rinu.

Morning services. including the
following music: Violin solo. selected.
on"rl"ry. Adore and Il" sun.
VGounodD. quartet ros,ludc. March
'GatbraI'D. Mrs. Olivia L. Savage.
vreanist
$3.50 l.. M-Spccial Christmas SER
vice ANCIENT rf Days Jeffrey,
chorus. Com" Thou Long Expected
Jesus 'W"SlcyD. chorus PRAYER
IN Song. W. y. POS: Quart"t-MisS
Mary Fell Spcck, Miss Gladys Nal
lon"c. =. Harvey Ncrcu. Frank I:
Wade. .Ir "iiari; tn" l:"ils Ar.
Ringing Clear ana sweet" Nolt.
chorus "Aris" Shine, for Thy
Llrhi is Come" stephenson tuunrt"tD
Ihc birthday az the King ,\oid
i'hG'ip. Frank - Wade aud quar-
To- christmas carols, Wall" Sh.p.
nerds watched Their Fl"cSs Han
90 II anne ton the Midnight
I'"r Note. There's a Song in
. ~" MI. kirkpatrick. s g II I
~ Gruh"r Joy 10 tn" World.
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EPISCOPAL.

AT ST. Paul's-There Will be Com
munion at 7:%5 A. N. and Sunday
school at 3:45 a. NJ. The Christmas
pageant OF tho Holy Grail at IL \.
NJ. Christmas carols at Il. NJ
AT tho Church OF tho Epiphany
Rev. J. II. Gibboney will preach at IL
A NJ. Christmas carols at g p. NJ.
Sunday school at $3.50 a. 81. Young
Peoples League at y. NJ
At tho Church OF the Holy Com
forter--Rev. w. r.. Cox viii preach
at II a. NJ. and Christmas carols at
II. NJ. Sermon at SIZE T.. NJ.
At st. MOrk's-Thero Will be "a
Chrlstmas pageant with anthems
sung by tho choir ut 1870 p. NJ.
At Gracc-Rcv. w. H. Burkhnrdt.
ID. d.. Will preach at IL a. NJ Christ
mas carols Will be sung at T.. 81.
Bible lecture for men and women ut
3t5 a. NJ No Sunday school.
AZ All Saints'-Rcv. J. Y Down
man will preach at II a. NJ. and ,
T. NJ. sunday school. $40 a. NJ
AZ the Church OF the Ascension
The morning subject viii be: Tho
sight OF Expectancy" Mems Bible
Glass AT a:3o A. NJ
AZ Christ Church--Gev b y. de
Foo Wagner viii preach at II - ~.
and i, 81. sunday school and Bible
classes al 9:i5 y. NJ
~ 81. Jamcs'-Rcv q; Frecland pc
tor VIII preach nj II y. VI Sunda V
school a. 800 and Bibi" classes for
mon and women at 10 a. NJ. chill
dr"n's Christmas festival service at
$50 +. NJ. There viii he no nigh,
service.
At Holy Triuity-Rcv !. j. era
watt. -. -. rector. VIII preach morn
ing and evening. Sunday school and
Young Womcn's Bible Glass. 9:i5 a
". Mems Bible Class at 10 a. NJ. 4,
inc O'Clock service Sunday night.
the Christmas carols Will he sung
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Evening service Anthem. oh.
com" MI Nc Faithful" hymn.
silent Night. Holy Night" No. SIS:
anthem. Good TidIugs" 'Adamsp
hymn. "H"rk' the Herald Angels
Sing" M. 3l1. SOTO. "Oh. Holy Night
with violin ohiigato. hymn. "Hark
Ten Thousand TIarps and Voices" No.
30
Personnel Of choir Mrs. W. O.
huckhdrt. Miss f;ena iIarGroNC. Miss
Nay IiuSS. MisS Alice IiarSrovc. Mrs.
". Raymond Groves. Mrs :. T. Norris.
klnS. ~ Raymond Groves. H. =. Allen,
y. ~. Is irChmHun. prEauist. Mrs wal
Ter WNnn", director. y. II. kirch-
mann.
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WITH JOY" 'SimpcrD. rcccssIonal.
liarH tn. Herald Angels Sing
Nhildren'S service at r. Nj
The following are members OF the
choir: Sopranos --Mrs Richard Fox.
Mrs. ~ }. GraC-. Mrs. Cnarles piCot.
Mrs W. T. Morton. Mrs. Heu,c%. Miss
Ih"ima l.iNssaN Altos =. l..
'ad"t, Miss charlotte" riCot. Miss Su
san Cook. Mrs. Lindsay. Mrs Schu-
nac'"r T"nors-ChLrics ricot. Mr.
iasr. Earl Miller. Mr.. schmidt. Bass
w i Ecdd. Or Marshall. John
EuatwriSh:
Rector. Rev. l:imier =. p"hwick
trgnnis' and director, Miss hath
crime troO,<s
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nnrton Heights Methodist.

Morning S"rNic, Organ prelude,
'h''istm*S Chimes" CNaudcrslo"D I.
hymns: joy 80 the Wucjd," "Iiark.
IN" Herald Angels sing. There's :,
son" IN IN" Air anthems; Brca X
Forth Into 10y" With Things
"t Great Joy tNShfordJ. with
Violin ubligato. "Coinc An Yc Faith
iuI' tMcAfccp 20. Zion That Max St
,i;ncED. 'rherc Were Sh.phcrds''
'Nthc"nD: Violin solo. Angels Sore
mad" 'BraGaD. Miss Fisher post
lude. "Iiaii"iuiah chorus' tIandcD.
Fart Of the above the following
sunday.
Evening hour VIII -" occupied in
scrvic" by tho sunday school
thSir-Sopran" Mrs Edward Kidd.
leading: Mrs. &. T. Wade. Mrs. j. Il.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-23
crn.r stree, r.np,i~, church.

MtS My M"fSNhII iIENItr. sOpEdn"
SolOist and director.
Morning scrvicc-Nnthcm From
East To West tWattSD: anthem. "'rha
Song of the Shepherds" tWoodmau)
sermon. Jesus. tn" Great solo. Tho
lcIujah Chorus tiiaud"D.
N"Spcr service At J. M.-Proces-
sionai "iiark' tn" Herald Angels
Siug" tMcdrlsSohnD. carol. 1t Came
tp"n the Midnight Clear tWiliisD
antiphonal. While Shepherds
Watched ucmmeD carol. silent
Night. Holy Night" t;ruocrp.