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Mace Goedeker: violins. Miss RoSslind
Ruhl. Robert Arvin.
orsanist: 81; Il ceeelis. g 60 g b; as
Director. Mace Goedeker.
EoLY ANGELS
Midnight Mass
PRECEDING Midnight Mass-"o Holy
Albert Baskerville
Mass in Honor OF 81. Joan of Arc"
Choir Members-Aloert Baskerville. Lee
LAUDER, Joseph Prater. John Gardner,
Miss Emma Colbert, organist and diree-
tor.
HOLY CROSS
Rev. W. r. Keefe. Pastor
-i1:4o p. n
Organ Reeital-Christmss carols.
Silent Night"
Midnight Solemn High Mass
in D."
60, H. G. oanss ;!
and "AsnGs Hi Del CtroS Sep St. Pat
Fiek' Mass in VA : Ei&s.3.
onertory-"Adeste Fideies'' ...........
During conmunion-"a queen ''' vidistis
B. HANNA.
Recessional-''La CoeM"
". H. ReeS.
The 1880 a. m High Mass will be thA
same as the Midnight Mass. At the Q
O'Clock Mass the children Will sing Christ
mas carols.
Solemn Benediction of the Blessed Sac
rament will be celebrated at 5 p. m.
Christmas day.
Members OF Choir-sopranos, Mrs.
Michael Beatty, Mrs. Fred Graf and Miss
Mary Klain; altos, Miss Dorothy Syl-
yester and Miss Bertha Hoffstatter: tenors
Charles Baur and Joseph Swallow; bassos,
Quinn
Albert J. Klsin. organist and director,
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HOLY NAME. BEECH GROVE

HOLY NAME. BEECH GROVE
Midnight Mass
-I1:45 p. M
Silent Night" . K.,ns
..,x.. WIN violin accompanimentl
OnertorT-'Adeste FideleS"
After HiRh MaSS-'Holy God"
3 O'Clock Mass
Christmas carols sung by children's
choir.
10 O'Clock High Mass
The Midnight Mass program repeated
6enedlction OF the Blessed Sacrament
.-Tantum Ereo,, ''''''''''.''.. .EoertSeh
After Benediction-"Hoiy God"
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ST. FRANCIS DE SALES
Program for MJdnirht Mass

ST. FRANCIS DE SALES
Program for Midnight Mass
--l1:30 O'clock
Silent Might
What Lovely Infant Can This Be?"
IT Came Upon the Midnight Air
"Adeste Fideles."
% Little Town Of Bethlehem"
GLORY to God"
-12 O'Clock Midnight Mass
Regina Phcis" Mass -. .Pietro A. Yea
Onertory-'Laetentur Coeen.''
Holy God"
Members Of Choir-Soprano: Mrs. Adam
Heck. Misses Eliza beth and Margaret
Marks. Mrs. Herbert Manton. Mrs. Carl
Mueller Mrs. J. Nelen. Mrs. B. Proctor,
Misses Helen Uphaus. Lillian Uphaus and
Anna Westphal. Altos: Mesdames John
Denk, William Desch. William Goory,
Misses Ernestine Fuss. Florence Fuss. Laura
Fuss and Lucille OTphey. Tenor: A. J..
Woerdeman and Al Karter. Basso: Charles
Fort. Fred Gladen. Carl Mueller and
Francis Williams.
Orchestra Members-Violin. Florence
Fuss; orgenist. Alice Voisard; director
Mrs. John Nelen.
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from cantata. ITO BathIehem)
Offerjory-"While Shepherds Watched"
Anthem Arise. Shine for Thy Light
"Halleluiah" (Messiah ........... Handel
Chorus.
Hymn-'O Child of Lowly Manger
Birth, ;,;,..:;...;;......,.... .Schumann
soloisssWMrs W E. Cox, j. C. Steven
son. w. E. Cox.
Miss Ruth Wilcox, organist; Duncan C.
MacDougall, choir director,
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Many of the Sunday Schools in Indianapolis Churches
Have Arranged Interesting YuIetde Events
for Sunday and Next Week.

Indianapolis arranged beautiful impress
~ which will week
n
Protestant and Catholic churches of the city have made
elaborate musical programs this than last
Christmas children
musical other
viii be said
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FAIRVIEW PRESBYTERIAN.

FAIRYIEW PRESBYTERIAN.
Sunday
-10:45 A. M
DR.. Edward Haines Kistler minister,
Mrs. F. T. Edenharter. organiSt.
Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs, soprano;
Mor 1an R nof cPSy at Sa7T De bSSi
Miss Violet Aibers. violin; Miss Mildred
,aWler, Cello.
Holy Night, Peaceful Nightl' -.
auaftetEiAwiay1' in Manager '@n1 otu''f
ouartet.'Drop Down, Ye f Heaven! f"'nef
Instrumental Trio-"jesu Bambino% ..
Miss Aibera. Miss Iaw EiTfFq MIS- 4; Oh
Edenharter.
solo-.'FTe Shall Feed His Flock Mes
Mrs. Putniey Mrs. Burroughs inS"0''
solo-"Theres Song in the Air Air"
''''.'''-''Mdi MI GIarv; Obey Speaks
LoWly" (l6th Century TraditionaH
qua5tet.-- The, Morning staFs Sang
adiatS Eaief o6orS GaRtus RiyeFS
'''9-''-- -7:so p. M .,,.-as
The Bible School Christmas Worship. E.
Russell Etter:., superintendent; T.. Otis
drama of 'f thy Christ Birth. by Mari RUei
Hofer, presented by the junior and inter
Directors Lucia A. Ketcham and
Mrs. Harold D. Robinson.
violin, Eric Geertz; assisted by the girls
Presiding-winifred W. Ward. Ushers.
Arthur r. 'Mundt and John F. Ritter,
OferinR-For hospital and educational
FORK in the Philippines.
Monday 90
u P. M
The Bible School Christmas party: an
for ali departments er Of the Bible school,
ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL
(EpiscopaD
Rt. Rev. Joseph M Francis. D. D., Bishop
Venerable william Burrows, Archdeacon
Rev. Robert G. Alexander, Citrate
Christmas Eve
Midnight Service
PROFESSIONALISM ote3s Hchrist!an ans Awake, sa
49, Lutte the Happy Morn" 80. Wainwright light
''Kyrie E.eison' ................... ;- Bode
G.oria Tihf' ....-........'''''.' T TonrS
LauS Ilol ..;,.''''''' '''''''''''' ,ro1rS
Hymn-"o Come, All Ye Faithful, Wade
-,
Their Flock. by Night" s Bartlett
P Present J,3ads 9f Aims see1q ToTrs
"dfa4s Pei is r1ostsis d Chants
E San9 RiniittlSA angels From 5t 5e
Realms of Glory .............., Smart
Postude---"And the Glory of the
Lord" ...................... Hanoel
Christmas Day
1880 A. M
Holy Communion
Sunday, Dec. go
Morning Prayer and Sermon,
III A.. M
Childrens Candle Light Carol Service
soIoists. Miss S. Louise NJ. Simmons, So
prano; Miss Marjorie Devore. contralto;
organist, Miss jeanette Riker; director,
Howard D. Miner.
r. r
ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH
Sunday
1000 A. M
|Gesu Barnbino" ....... .Pietro A. Yon
Prodas s a8iy Ht5oIr All. Ye Faithful
Christmas service led by F. E. Glass,
director OF church school; -,
1nstru irdeiTt51 Meditation" obeTthgr
There's A Song in the Air. Obey Speaks
Voice. harp violin. organ.
organ Offertory-' Shepherds Pipes"
HarpE''Romance" ...,......Tou rnier
CHRISTMAS ADDRESS
Dr. F. S. C. Wicks.
Holly Night. Silent Night"
Voice, harp. violin organ.
Hallelujah Chorus" -. Handel
Miss Marguerite Billo. violin;
Mrs. louise s. Koehne. harp;
Miss Charlotte Iieber. soprano;
Mrs. C. A. Brockway, organ.
~ CANDLE LIGHT SERVICE
IS P. M
A Christmas Play.
The Story OF Bethlehem" -. Mari Hofer
Presented by the junior choir and mem
bers of the Claiming and Jocoseria clubs.
Directed by Freda S. Robinson and Mrs.
william, Roland Allen.
Settings and lighting by Robert Brock
way.
-
FIRST MORAyIAN EPISCOPAL
as<
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HOLY ROSARY
Christmas Music

The Masses at Holy Rosary church n,
Sn6lstmaS day will be at midnight $50
t;V ana 1000 a. m. At the midnight Mass
sss I0tIo lying program will be rendered:
trSaSutI NAhhk 's-...........s......G rubey
"HH}yoIrlt1. ''...................G Capocct
,SrotaSs, '''''.''. 's'....s......Q. Capocci
o1iertoryI" Jubiiate Deo'' 'ISESo
ISast ''''.'.-....,.....,G q. Capocci
HS... S5S Observation-Disclosures. q, CApocci
Communion Fideiesa. ~ SEa o%eifa
angels We Have Heard on High
Choir neutrality-suspicious.. Miss Esther
Mahoney Miss Anna Ressino Miss MAJ
garet Parker. Miss Margaret Marshal. Mrs.
Cecilia Hoban, Mrs. Rose Stewart: altos.
MISS Emma Weisbach. Miss Mary Marshal
OrRanlst and Director-MiSs Freds
Buennagel.
Other MaSseS--
Az the O'Clock Mass the children's
cholr will render Christmas carols
Ten o'clock High Mass will be rendered
by the childrens choir
Immediately. after the 10 O'Clock MAS Mass
be given. 80
20 salutaris Hostia" ........... .Dusust
~, LanIun ergo ...................W ebbe
AC DeuLh '.........s......s...P p. Ritter
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
AT Wallace street
---l0:45 A. NJ, ...~
Anthem-"star of Bethlehem" 49,. Parks
Mrs. Floyd Gotten, Mrs. H. w.
Bee5e and choir.
1ll'l choir and 5o5pr@rano. obIigato.
Solo--"Birth of Chris" Hossnetster
Mrs. H. w. Bee5e.
Christmas Message by the Rev. H. T,
--4i3o P. eNf.--.-..~s - -.
Pageant by Bible School @
Prophecy-'Th Coming Messiah"
THE Manager at Bethlehe-n"
Madonna, Angels, shepherds, Wise
light isiTt-9 :. Of Bethlehem Throughout the
"Consecration and Coronation"
SUTHERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
Sunday
At the morning services The Little
Children's Choir will give several Christmas
songs. The Rev. Florlzel A. Pheiderer will
use as his theme The Annunciation in
Christmas Service will be presented.
,;NarratoT'' ...........:. 49,: Edward Gfee9
Junior. Intermediate and Senior Choirs
K P4g f & the c 0sn ward ao5 9gORfns
Joe FoY; Third King. Russell Young.
Observation-Disclosures Fidelos.'
Cantata-'The Message of the Angels"
- 49, .:....... ReeQ
SoloiSts, Mildred Clark Joe Foy;
quartet Miss Clark and Miss Lac6ey,
Mr.. Young and Mr.. Gaylord.
Hymn No. So.
Congregation.
BNnediction. .'.
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Cholr MemberS-S0prano. Mechanics g,
Tiger. w. McCloskey C. Werner. G. Munich:
Miss Clara Schuck. Mary Schumacher. Altos:
Mrs. M: Carol. Miss Gertrude Sweeney.
Betzler. J. FernedinE
OrRantst-7Kathryn Budenz.
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ST. JOAN OF ARC
Midnight Mass and 1890 Mass Program
Preceding Midnight Mass
"Jesu Bambino" ........... .Pietro Yon
Three part male chorus and BARI
tone solo.
Holy Night.
-Four part male chorus.
ia P. NJ
Ordinary Of Mass" ........... Bottaos
Scored for two and three part
male chorus.
''Kyrie"
Gloria"
"Credo" ...................,. BottsSo
Of1ertory-"Adeste Fideles."
"Sanctus."
"Bcnedictus.'
"Agnus Del" ......................B ottaSo
Members of Male Chorus-Dr. H. r. Al
burger. Fred Duncan. z. A. Fuerst. Ralph
MadduX. Hugh J. Mullen. Mike Santich.
Norbert Smith. Paul J. Smith and George
A. Smith.
OrRanist-Miss Marie Fileer.
Dtrector-George A. Smith.
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ST. RITA'S
Christmas MIdaIght Mass

The choir Of St. Rita's church win
sing one OF the well known Masses at the
Solemn High Mass at midnight next Tues
day. rnder the direction Of Mrs. Lula
Penuix orzanist. Masses on Christmas
dey viii be ct and O'Clock. With Rev.
Joseph Bryan pastor. eeleb-ant. Follow
ing the Midnight Mass Tuesday the ladies'
Of the parish win serve zuppeEs
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ST. JOHNS
. Christmas Program
-i1:30 to Midnight
Christmas selections for harp and organ.
Miss Edna PhinneY harpist.
Quartet-"silent Night Holy Night"
Midnight
Solemn High Mass.
Alto soloM"veni Creator -. oiorIs
Odertory-' Pa torres" ........... .WieRand
Mixed quartet
Cummunio-''Adeste Fideles."
Quartet. harp and organ.
1870 A. NJ. High Mass
Imperial MASS s..s....-.... haLcn
'Veni Creator" ...........G.F. x. witt
Quartet.
Onertory-"Adeste F1deleS"
Quartet.
Choir Members-Ouartet: Miss Edna
Phinney. soprano: Miss Laura Stake. altoS
John r. Merl. tenor; Robert Fe5sler, BARI
tone.
Organist and Director. r. Bickek
. O'Clock Children's Mass
Hail the Lord Of Glory"
Angels Watch Are Keeping"
Silent Night"
"Adeste FideleS."
RE ioice."
Orchestra Members-Organ. Helen Con-
nor: violins. Margaret Mcnamara. Anna
Moy Rose Mcnamara Catherine F1nneran,
Celeste Dugan: harp. Catherine Conner;
melophone Bernedette Welsh: saxophone.
Josephine Moore: trumpet. Margaret Egsn-
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ASSUMPTION CHURCH
Midnight Mass
Organ prelude.
Silent Night"
Mass in Honor OF st. Louis.' La Hache
Accompanied with violins.
Offertory-"Adeste Ffdeles". NoVello
Communion.
organ Decentralization"
Recessional-"Wa March OF the
Priests"
3 O'Clock Mass-
Will be sung by the childrens' choir, ae-
compenied BY school orchestra.
Beautiful Christmas Morning."
Christmas Joy Bells"
Song OF the Angels"
Members OF Orchestfa---ViolnE RosAiind
Ruhl. Lois Claus Robert Arvin, Aloysius
Cleary. Harold Schmidt, James Werner;
Saxophones. Philip PrieshoH. Alfred wef.
BENEDICTION
Benediction, after the 10 O'Clock Mass.
ccntrsiso solo. Miss Caroline ri Foit seAe'
Quartet.
Holy God We Praise Thy Name"
Members OF Choir-Soprano Mrs. Emil
Claus. Mrs. Joseph -Copley. Mrs. peaTce
tenor, John Hon: bass Louis Goedeker.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
Construction Bids
On New Schools To
Be Opened Tonight

Bids on the two school struc-
lures to be erected by the Browns
vile independent school district
during the summer months will be
opened In the office OF the secre-
tary OF the district in the Spivey
building at 8 p. m. Monday. The
work covered in the bids is con-
struction of a new ward school in
Alta Vista and remodeling of the
old grammar school.
Competition for the work Is ex-
pected to be heated as a number
Of contractors have prepared bids
on the construction.
The two structures are being
built in order to relieve pressure
and TO insure full day instruction
for the younger children. "A num-
Der Of pupils have been receiving
half day instruction in the past.
It is planned TO get the work
under way as soon as possible 60
have the buildings ready for occu-
pancy for the fall school term.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
lOS Cars of Truck
Shipped BY Valley
Sunday and Monday

a total of l08 ears Of vegetables
we're forwarded from the Valley
Sunday and Monday mornings. ac-
cording to reports OF the railroads
tomatoes being a feature OF the
market.
There we're 21 a 7 OF tomatoes
shipped under ventilation four re-
irigerated by freight and / by \
press. Other shipments included
mixed vegetables rs cars. carrots %
cabbage ;. potatoes 4. green corn
~. by freight. and ! BY express
beetS and carrots 4. cucumbers i
and carrots 4, cdcumbers / and
parsley /.
Total shipments for the season
are 2l.632 cars. compared to 1925.
2 gain OF 1890 cars. Citrus fruit
shipments. which are included in
the above figures. total 1.735 cars
for this season, compared TO I.l46
last year.
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full in California in the citrus in
dustry. it Is because they have an
exchange which handles the great
bulk Of all citrus produced there.
So. 70 perhaps a lesser degree in
Florida.
/ have but one interest in this
matter and that Is in seeing this
harmful competition here in the
Valley put at an end, so that our
growers may present a solid front
in going into the markets OF the
nation with uniform quality, pack.
brand and price. / believe the ex-
change Is the best agency TO speed
that day because the exchange has
been in the field the longest and
has the largest membership and
because the exchange during the
past season, through its superior
marketing facilities and connec-
tons was able to pay the maximum
price to its members: and let me
say parenthetically that this price,
with hardly a single exception. was
greater than that price by other
marketing agencies.
Sealed Sweet. and "Sunkist"
are the two biggest names in the
fruit world. because they have the
backing Of two great marketing
organizations that represent the
great bulk Of the citrus growers Of
Florida and California. respectively.
If we RI to emulate the exam
pie of those two major producing
sections, we can not expect to do
1t with a half dozen or more
brands. which will mean nothing
TO the consumer but must bring
TO bear the coordinated efforts OF
n preponderance Of our growers.
whether that trade name be
"Texasweet" or something else; we
must have n major brand to pin
u faith to. The day Is at hand
when u growers must give serious
heed 70 these things for we are
entering the period Of mass produc-
ton and are soon TO face the SER
ious problem of finding good mar
kets for the great mass of fruit
We are going TO produce. We car
shout quality all we want TO.
and 7 think 1t is a paramount
proposition. but unless we can CO.
operate here In the Valley in the
citrus industry, and for that mat
ter the truck industry. too. the flu
ture is not rosiate with profits.
/ feel that The Herald As the
outstanding medium Of public in
formation and public opinion
should set aside its impartial air
as pertains to citrus marketing and
lend It's vigor TO speeding the day
OF one big exchange in the Valley.
Yours very truly.
RALPH @. BRAY.
May 6. 1929.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-06
KISSES SPEAK
Palmer THAN
WORDS -

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