The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-20

Church mere Sunday IN ohser-
vance o. the Christmas seasotl
The entetta lninent viii be held
following the regular Sunday
school service from 4 o until "a.
O'clock. The program will consist
Of the opening song by choItt
"seud! Out Thy Love Diyine.t
scripture reading and Invocation.
"Ring Ye JOY Bells" by choir;
recitation, "Star OF Gods Love-.
by Howard Price: choir. ''Thera's
"A Song OF JOYS" exercises, 1--WE
Are Happy today. by Mabel Y or
ris, Ruth Tenant and choir,
worship the King" recitation,
Come, Adore the Lord Divine"
by Bertha Taylor; duet by Gladys
'Bane and Mrs. Otis Shriver, Eve
Love the story;" exercise.
christmas Morning." by Law
renee Delaney, Walter Mason,
choir; marching To Bethlehem
Ralph Phillips and Edwin Morris;
exercise by primary class. "Little
Stars" Urinary songs. "The Little
Children Sweetly sing;" recita-
ton, merry Christmas Day. by
Gordon Taught; recitation, "a
Little Bay Boy" by Audrey Nor
ris; recitation. %My Heavenly
Father" by Pauline aaught; reel
itation. Christmas Time" BY
Robert Garrison; recitation,
Christmas by Adellne Garrison;
choir, bright Angeles Singing
Recitation, Goods Wonderful
Love-" by Ralph White; SOLO and
chorus. Virginia Taught and
others; address by the, Rev. W. D.
Winters; offering: closing solg
by choir. Father In Heaven We
Praise Tree"
Church Program,
Next Sunday evening the
Baptist Church will present a dra-
imatic pageant of the birth OF
Christ. 1t is the, purpose Of the
pageant to portray the historical
evens surrounding the birth Of
Christ. The scene Is laid In and
around Bethlehem on the frs.
Christmas eve. Those oi'the line
age of David are first seen going
up to Bethlehem unwilling, re.
sentful and bitter against the
tyranny Of a foreign power. They
recall the promise OF one to
come, who will break the yoke OF
the oppressor. Some are skeptical,
others think that perhaps thoy
have never understood the pro.
phecy and that He may be a king
unlike any they have had before
TIL birh Of Jesus, heralded By
angeles an dmarked by a star, Is
the divine resdponse to these
mingled hopes a ndfears. The
shepherds visit the hangers and
then arouse the village. The Wise
Men from the east are led hither
by the star and at last the most
relunctant yield allegiance to the
newborn king. &
The cast Of the chacacters IS rs
follows: A mother Mrs. ]. NJ
shriver; a child, Ava Kern; 1ti:.
lam, Cecyl Cowell; Titus, Frank
Bane; Phoebe, Mrs. Otis Shrtyar;
other pilgrims, Louise McQuaIi,
Wayne McQuaid and Mary Eddy;
Pharisees ,Benoni, G. B. Nc
Quad; Simeon, Paul Cowcil;
Mushi, John McQuaid: shepherds
Elder. Walter DeGarmo, Levi, Glen
Henderson. Mignel, Klnsey ShTi,
yer, Klsh, Milton Shriver ,Jakim,
Glenn Eddy; angels, Irene Da;
Garmo, Hazel Cowell Virginia
Kern. LucretIa Shriver, Anna De.
Garmo, Mary, Mrs. Glen Hender-
son; Joseph. Otis Shriver, Kings,
Balthasar. George DeGarmo, Mel
choir, Abraham Shriver, Gaspar,
Dias Tenant.
Home From School
The Misses Irene DeGarmo and
Hazel Cowell will spend the hoiI,
days at their homes here. They at
tend Broaddus. College at Philtppj.
Dias Tenant who is attendin7
school at Wesleyan College 1T
Buckhannon, will spend the vara-
ton at the. home of his parents
here.
Lucretia ShrIver, who is attend
ing Mount de- CHnntel at Wheel
ing, will spend the Christmas va.