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Mrthuhtat

THE program OF Christmas music at
l. the Brookland Methodist Church
will be as follows:
Morning service at II O'Clock;
Organ prelude. Grand Choeur' Rogers
Choir. "Sleep. Holy Babe" ..;.:... CanoISh
Assisted by. Mr.. A. A. Ludwig, bass.
Offertory, I'm Dulci Jubilo- bacn
Choir He Shall Feed His Flock Harker
Assisted ny Thelma Mills Rector. Soprano'
Eugene Kenderdene, tenor
Organ postlude "Hallelujah Chorus 'Hanoel
Evening service at 8 o'clock:
organ prelude, "Maestoso". ....... DUBOIS
Offertory. Ave Maria. schubert
franklin T. Garrett, violinist
Sonrano solo, THE Angels Song .Stickles
Thelma Mills Rector:
Presentation of gifts torean' Marcn OF
orasn 1ne nostl postlude, anS Scoronation March
Mary Garrett Lewis is organist and
choir director. The evening service will
be in charge of the Sunday school, the
children presenting Christmas songs
and recitations and a pantomime OF
"Why the Chimes Ring" Beatrice
Coleman and FRANKLIN Garrett; , vio, o,
linists, will accompany the singing OF
carols.
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Eptarupal

CT. MARGARET'S CHURCH, Con-
~ necticut avenue and Bancroft place,
will hold a celebration of holy COM
munion Christmas eve at midnight The
music featuring this celebration will be
as follows. the choir, under the direc-
ton of Charlotte Klein, will lead with
four numbers, which are listed:
There Were Shepherds ............. Foster
Sanctus. Benedctus oui Vent -. G1unod
Holy Night, Silent Night" ".......... Gruber
Miss Charlotte Klein will play the
two organ numbers which Will be a
Christmas oratorio, "PaStorale," by
Bach, and In Dulcl JubilO,' by Karg-
Ebert.
This same program will be repeated
at the IL am. service Christmas day.
The following program Of Christmas
music will be played and sung at the
Church of the Ascension, Twelfth street
and Massachusetts, avenue, Christmas
eve at midnight;
Prelude, "Pomp and Circum stance. Elgar
Bcrnhe.mer trio and organ.
Introit. Gloria" from Twelfth Mass"
Professional hymn No. 72 "Adeste Fideils,"
Selections from The Mass to s.. Cecilia,
Hymn No 7S. 20 Little Town OF Bethlehem
Redner
oEsrtory. Lay Not Up for Yourselves
Tenor solo Louis Lionheart
Ofertory anthem, sing, Heavens Tours
"AgnuS Del $500. .,...........,....,.. Beet
Clara Bernkeimer soprano.
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Anttarian

FLSA RANER, violinist, and Richard
Lorleberg, cellist, will assist Flora
McGill Keefer, ezZo-contralto; Charles
TroWbridge Tittmann, bass, and Lewis
Atwater, organist, in the program of
Christmas music at the IL o'clock serv-
ice tomorrow morning. at All Souls
Church, Unitarian, Sixteenth and Har-
ward streets. Among the numbers
will be:
TrioS--
ave MARIA .......-.......... Bach-Gounod
.rnaStoIaie .'...-....... Widor
, astoi"iS .........,..... COreIIi
The Song of Mary from the Spanish
of Vegas.
THE Christmas Tree" Cornelius
Duet, "GeSu Bambno'. .......... Pietro Yon
At 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon, Mr..
AtWater will be assisted In the following
program of Christmas music by Flora
McGill Keefer:
"Paraphrase Of Christmas Hymn. Faulkes
IAN Old Sacred Lullaby l649) -. Corner
Mrs. Keefer.
1.-THE Little Shepherd".. Debussy
Christmas in Sicily (baepipesl .Pietro Yon
Ancient Noels" Arranged by Gouard
AVE Maria ................ Area delt- Iiszt
"Stille Eacht" ..................... Gruber
Mrs. Keefer.
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Cantatas, @ratorios, 4Dageants

Herald of Peace" Galbah Eldbrooke Methodist Epis
copal Church. 4 pm. tomorrow.
The Coming of the King" Buck, National Baptist
tomorrow evening.
The Story Bethlehem" (Spence) Church.
pm. tomorrow.
Holy Nativity" (Wldermere) Methodist
Protestant Church, 8 pm. tomorrow
MeSSahS Advent (GerbeN Lincoln
Church, tomorrow evening
The Coming CT the King Buck, Takoma Presbyterian
Church. tomorrow evening
The Holy Infant" Buard> Church Ascension Sunday
after Christmas at
The Shepherd King CIIal, Church.
Music Glass, under the direction of Isabel Shelley
pm. tomorrow.
His Natal Day Norman, Douglas Methodist
Church, Sunday after Christmas.
The Star of Bethlehem Harer Sixth PRESBYTERIAN Church
pm. Sunday after Christmas.
The Hope Of the World" Schneker ST. Pauls Lutheran
Church, pm Sunday after Christmas
The Alteration Of the Christ Child" pageant Unversast
National Memorial Church, 4:30 pm. tomorrow.
christmas Bells, pageant Ninth Christian Church.
tomorrow.
The Golden Book pageant City Christian Church.
pm. tomorrow.
"ChrsmaS Songs of Many Nations"
TRANSPORTATION, December 26, by the Junior Choir
IdlngS OF joy Second Baptist Church.
and White Christmas pageant, pm. tomorrow "
Come Ye to Bethlehem" and White Woodsde
Methodist Episcopal Church, pm. tomorrow
The Manger and the Cross" Christmas napean
West Washington Baptist Church. tomorrow evening o'
Card and Candeght Service Mount Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL
Church. 430 pm. tomorrow.
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31nttrh Brrthrfn

THE following program Of Christmas
music will be given at the Memo
rial United Brethren Church Christmas
eve:
PROFESSIONAL hymn, 1T Came Upon the 'A
Midnight Clear"
Hail "Hark! n7l,, me- Herald Angels Sing
joy TO the, World"
TrumptsrsS Qu"Itet from the Army Band.
aof'Sf soo, Ns6t SE Of isay,ns Van de- TSqrS
Quartet, eWa,t.eat,, "Hark! What Mean Those Holy
oeTto!y. oGa, "isiody,.......,.E ESetHnsn NsidHlmEer
Solo. "Naza feth' .................... .Gounod
Quartet, "A Low!y stabIS IaSsi IN Bethlehem"
Hymn, While Shepherds watched" ''ei'''
organ a,5.. postlude' March from Tam
Miss Ruth Kmbail.. ""A"ef
The quartet is comprised of Mrs,
Ruby Zwinglas soprano: Horatio Rench,
tenor; Katherine Satterfield, alto; Harry
Forker, bass. Harry G.. Kimball will be
the organist and director.
The program to be given tomorrow
follows:
organ prelude "Ar" from Daughter Of
Carol There Came Three kings icandiyn
Hymn, "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful
Quartet Sing, Oh, Sing, This Blessed
ofeTtory Pastorale .Ga@Snf
Solo. Christmas Song. Adam
Hymn "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing"
Cigan postlude, "Recessional" ......... Read
Organ prelude, ,"cayatlna". .Rof
Hymn, Joy, 10 the World,
Quartet, There We're Shepherds" Mansfield
Odertory, CONDEMNATION Armstronr
Solo,, The Virgins Lullaby :. Dudley Buck
vl Mr. satterneld
oTsah postlude. "Marche Anslaise' Iclaak
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Congregational

SPEC1AL programs of Christmas music
- have been arranged for two serv-
ices at the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tloNal Church tomorrow. The regular
morning service at II am. Is to be
supplemented by card and candle
light service beginning at 430 pm, a
feature Of which is the candlelight pro-
cession of the choir, followed by an
evenSong service at S o'clock. The
Mount Pleasant Chorus Of so voices
and the solo quartet composed Of Elsie
Schulze. soprano; Mary Apple con-
tralto: William P Shanahar, tenor.
and Herman Faklcr. bass. will sing
under the direction OF Norton NJ. Little,
chorister, with Claude Robson at the
organ.
MORNING SERVICE, II O'CLOCK.
Organ prelude, "Pasto-sle' first sonata.
Guilmant
Glory to God in the Hishestr,. Persolesi
Harker
Bass solo. Ny. -Fakler.
SHa!lcyujaa Chorus" THE MESSIAH.
contralto solo. Virgins Lullaby Ccomins
o2san i'io posflude. 'tii March Of the Maei KinEs
Du Bois
CAROL SERVICE, 4.30 PM.
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" ,told
"Nazareth' french ............ Gounod
.CRris,tmsstisssn AmsT!can, Yobs Rys4 &
The Morning star (O!d Italian.
The Sleep of the Child Jesus" jBelsian,,
/ 20 Star That shons" American Van DycS
"Cnrlstmas Be.is ,Amerlcanl.. .Ossood
CandIellRht procession
EvENsoNG SERVICE, O'CLOCK.
."TIfs .sheghsEd,s Story" ,Di,kinsGD
How Far Is It TO Bethlehem?" shaw
NeIdlinger
organ postlude, Christmas March. .Merkel
/ Christmas music will be rendered to-
morrow at the morning and evening
/ services Of First Congregational Church
/ Tenth and G. streets northwest. by the
vested chorus choir of so voices, di-
rected by Ruby Smith Stahl, soprano
| and assisted by Dorothy Wilson Hal
/ tenor; c. RidGWay Taylor, baritone
bass. and Paul De Long Gable at the
organ. The following selections will
be rendered:
/ II AM.
Organ prelude, The Shepherds Pipes,
and the star stSherOatshef b;fteIaH sne
A'''''''''' cnristiansen
Shaw
The Holly and the the Iyy ps ~; ~; Mo Holltns
Gounod
6qssts' 6rsan Dos!ae 5SsH BsGsnG Gsn2iqus Noel
Adolph Adam
8PM
Organ prelude. March Of stdaorl the Mqsi n;i,o,
''''''''"-S' Cornelius Damrosch
"The Virgins Lullaby" ,.,..: Roger
| Anthem. Bring a Torch: jeanette,
Isabeila'' ...... Arranged by Dickinson
Organ christmas Meditation" :. FaulkeS
Anthem, Though Poor Be Thy Chamber
Gounod
Organ postlude. Christmas March" Merkel
The members of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian Endeavor of the
First Congregational Church will sing
Christmas carols, as is their yearly
custom. at the District Jail on Christ
mas eve at o'clock.
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Ghrtatiatt

THE following is a program OF spe-
cidl Christmas music at the Ma
tional City Christian Church tomorrow
morning:
Christmas carols on tower chimes:
Bright and joyful Is the Morn
1t Came Upon the Midnisht Clear"
"Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
(The chimes will be played by Robert
Ruckman. organistD
organ prelude, "Fantasie on Two
Chorus, ut Came Upon the Midnisht ,,,
soprano IirH1 solo. Mrs. B. 3. shreve. sum I'll
Chorus, Sleeping the Christ Child
ofertory lorganj, The Shepherds
organ gan postude. Fanfare in . ....... sridse
Tomorrow evening there will be a
Christmas pageant presented under the
direction of Helen M. Turley. contralto
soIoSt Music, under the direction of
w. E. Br2ithWaite, will be furnished by
a male chorus, mixed chorus and solo,
lists of the church and chapel choirs.
This pageant will be preceded by re-
cital on tower chimes and organ by
Robert Ruckman, organist.
Christmas Day.
At the II o'clock service on Christmas
day the music will be furnished by the
church as follows:
Christmas carols on tower chimes:
Joy to the World"
20, Little Town of Bethlehem"
"Oh, Come All Ye Faithful
Organ prelude, "Adeste Fideles" "....... Loret
bethlehem" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mailing
Chorus, Sing, o Heavens ............ Tours
Ofertory, AN Old Carol: :......; 80. Collier
Gontraito sole. Mrs. Helen N; Turley
Christmas music at the Ninth Street
Christian Church tomorrow will in
clude:
MORNING.
Soprano solo, Might of Nights'. Tours
Mary E. Clarke.
Choir anthem, Sing, o Heavens. =. Tours
with solo by Mrs. T. r. Pirtle.)
EVENING.
"oRxtstmas. Bells" pageant interminslsd
vfth nude
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give a reading, why the Chimes
Rang" by Raymond Macdonald Alden.
A candlelight service will be held
on Christmas morning at $50. Special
music will be rendered and Christmas
carols will be sung on the streets in the
community previous to the service.
Special Christmas music by the quar-
tet choir of the Chevy Chase Methodist
Episcopal Church tomorrow will in
clude:
Quartet Come Come to My Heart. .mnr,ss
LoFa yesqS Song, Rubinsteie teNe
Quartet, 1t Came Upon the Mid
night Clear '.................. 100. Martin
The quartet includes Mrs. W. E.
BraithWaite, soprano and director Mrs.
NJ. Rea Shafer contralto; E. l.. S.mp-
son, tenor; L. E. Troth, baritone, and
Mrs. Elmer Hall, accompanist.
The Christmas music program of the
Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
to be presented tomorrow is listed be-
low:
ocgan., prelude, overture from The us1es Mes $
Prayer 9'St hymn, .Aii;se Love to Thee, o CHRIST:
ofertory, "Tidines of Great Joy eo,,,.-
Grant-ScnaeIer
Tenor solo.
Orgsn nostludc,, "HalleluJah Chorus rapGnl ip9n2
The Messiah ..........,...,'.. .hahoe'
PM SERVICE.
Organ prelude. Meditation" cave Maria :;
Professional "Hark! The Herald Angels
Tenor 2ls solo and chorus, 20 Holy Night"
Adams
Carols
The Sleep of the Child Jesus
"A Joyous Christmas Song Cold French
onertofy. "Gesu Bambino' ............. Yon
"HaiIelujah Chorus" from The Messiah. >
Handel
"Silent Night Observation-Disclosures. GrubeI
Reccssionai. 20 Little Town of Bethlehem. -
Justin Lawrie will be soloist and di-
rector, and Mabel Linton Williams will
be at the organ.
An interesting program of Christ
mas music has been arranged for the
cnoirS of Douglas M. E. Church, Elev-
enth and II streets northeast, by Estelle
Wentworth. At the morning service to-
morrow the senior choir will render %
Babe Divine" by Bernard Hamblen, and
Shepherds in the Hush of Night by
Geoffrey O'Hara At the evening serv-
ice the junior choir will sing Blessed
Songs of Christmas by Lincoln Hail.
and several carols.
On next Sunday evening the two
choirs will render the Christmas can
tata, His Natal Day." by Edward w
Norman.
The Woodside Methodist Episcopal
Church, located at 1914 Georgia ave-
nue., announces its Christmas program
! Tomorrow II aln the Junior choir
will sing 20 Come All Ye Faithful,
also The Snow Lay on the Ground
and THE First Noel" The adult choir
will sing When Jesus Christ, Our
Lord, Was Born" and ANGELS From
the Realms of Glory
The evening service at 8 will be a
combined cantata and pageant en-
titled Come Ye to Bethlehem given
by the choir and Dramatic Club. The
s:lt1 climax as.,of. Of the service tl be = white
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Rnntan Gathnlit

SOLENlN mass will be celebrated al
St. Patricks Church at midnight
The choir, consisting Of quartet and
chorus of 35 voices, will be supported
by stringed orchestra and organ The
singing of Christmas carols will pre-
cede the service.
Introit, "Dominus Dexit" ..., Singenberger
nKyrie Sacred Heart ,,......I. !. MittereI
GTad3le T5SFal TecUm isSIY3 fTf Prnsipum steht
GTsdo SacTsd M,ttsIsI dojIsF
oertory nS1S5eI mote1t. 2eie Adeste Fdees
"Sanctus' C'Sacred Heart'O .,....I. Mltterer
Bn BsnT5 detS 5e sasred Msre MteTe!
Communion, In Splendorious' .Vladana
During communion motetts including
"Panis Angelicus." Casciollni; 20 Esca
Viatorum." Jsaak, will be sung.
The quartet is composed of Mrs. Nor
wood Cassidy, Clelia Fioravantl Harry
Myers and James Nolan. The organlst
and director IS Miss Jennie Glennan.
On this occasion Lewis c. AtWater will
preside at organ.
The Christmas music will be re-
peated the Sunday after Christmas and
the Christmas carols will be sung at
the u o'clock mass New Year day.
The following program will be given
at the midnight mass, at ST. Peters
Church. with organ and orchestral &C
compartment:
Before the mass-Traditional English and
French carols. ,;,,;.-or
Shepherds Story '.........'.'. .DlcklnISon Ion
}fsF Hsrk, bSAS'eGM %hss Mean Those Holy w.irr,eh
How t%l'FS Far is 1t to Bethlehem?" ..... Shaw
Proper of the mass. ........:. .'IozeF
oldinary. Mass in Honor OF st, c,,.
Ofertory, "Laetentur Coelf',; ....... Gruber r
Commrnion. "AdeSte Fideles". Novello
Ave Verum" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oaehS
soloists: Agnes Whelan Mclaughlin,
soprano; Edna S, Colbert, second So
prano; Carolyn Manning, contralto;
Robert OLone, tenor, and Romeo
Guaraldi. baritone. Christopher Tenley
is organist and director.
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Christmas Eve. 40 PM.

The junior choir will assemble in
the auditorium of the church and sing
carols, after which, headed by the Chill
drens Brigade Band of the Sunday
school, they will march around the
neighborhood singing and playing ap-
propriate selections.
Christmas day music at the St. An
dreW's Church, New Hampshire ave
nue. and street, will be as follows
PROFESSIONAL. 20 Come All Ye Faithful"
Festival. TIE Deum" in f fat Dudley Buck
Hymn. 20 Little Town OF Bethlehem"
Ofertory, anthem, The Heavens Are
asnus ..sand.ys Dei .'.''...''''....,.,... Gounod
Gloria in Exceiss' Shsnt Shsnt
Recessional hymn, Sing, O Sing, This
Blessed Morn"
A carol service will be given the
Sunday following Christmas. The
program will be:
Professional. "once in ROYAL Dav;d's CITY, "
a JOYOUS chTistmas song" from ON the my
fRe fRe FiFst FIST N Noel you merry Gentlemen"
we. Three Kings Of the Orient Are"
ofertory, 20 Come to My. Heart, Lord va
Recessional, 1T Came Upon the aidRisSf 4mDE25f
Clear" Az
The director will be Marguerite
Allen Ross, organist and choilmistress,
At st. Pauls Episcopal Church,
TWenty-thlrd street near Washington
Circle, the musical program for the
midnight celebration of the holy COM
munion service, starting at ll:30
O'Clock, will be as follows:
osGan cIdan. l3ong Prelude "Gesu Hambino" yon
Carol. ut Came Upon the Midnight 'Sui
PROFESSIONAL, . c5'eS Come ehosI3 Iii Ye Faith
ln'Toi'' There Were sAsD5s5a5., Reading
6lF@SstGn FsRssa eal;sSj ss5y5ee Hs:s.ns
onertoTy. Rejoice in the Lord. All Mozart Ye
commuHon r1ifqpn hymns: yimns.:'''''''',Alfred Holins
."o Little ,Town, Of Bethlehem" Rcdper
Let All MSTtaI NFqendb FleSh EoIt E.p EKeep Silence
Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne
Peeessionai .naTtI lThI Slsht Gruber
Postlude, Hosanna 'PPenidelSSohn PsIi Ma
The soprano solos will be sustained
by Master George Vest. Samuel A
Leech will preside at the organ.
At Christ Church. Washington Par
ish, G street between Sixth and Sev-
enth southeast, the music for fha
Christmas services will be as follows.
From 11:30 pm, Christmas eve to
II midnight, carols by the choir and
congregation. At II o'clock midniohf
professional, 20 Come All Ye Faithtnl;
(Wade); hymn, 20 Little Town Of
Bethlehem" (Redner); anthem, Come
Near, Ye Nations" (WatSon); holy com
munion, "Sanctus" (Stainer). "Bene-
dictus Qui VENT" Morley. "Aenns
Dei' (Stainer); hymn, Silent Night"
(Gruber); recessional, 1T Came Ifnon
a Midnight Clear" (Willis).
At 10 am. Christmas day, holv con,-
munion, with music by the Junior choir.
anthem, "All My Heart This Night Re-.
joices" Parker)
The music at the midnight Service
will be rendered by chorus of On
voices. with solo quartet composed of
Marion Hartley, Soprano Hattie Her
furth, contralto; Robert c. Bond tenor.
Roy K. Easter, baritone and director
and with Ellen Richards at the orsan
At the Christmas eve service at All,
Saints Episcopal Church the choir will
| Continued en- Twelfth Page.l
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Hntufrsaltnt

He program Of Christmas music 10
be given at the Universalist Ma
tlonal Memorial Church, Sixteenth and
streets northwest, will pe as follows:
1850 AM
organ prelude (orIental sketch,
No. 3 in C Minor. ".... Rird
FFoceSSonal thymnl. 20 Come All Ye
n,fa;.uI Tatt!iuI .................,.... Reading
Anthem, Arise Shine; ior Thy L;sbt IS Boyce
Come Christ Child .Hawlev
Choral. Break Forth, o Beaut.o is * ;
Heavenly Light Christmas orotorio) Recb
oeTt !:The iiiSermeaSo Nrnafa pastoral symphony
ofertory anthem, 1t Came Upon -''-'ue'
Miiaihisht ,Sitii Clear told English carol.
Congregational hymns -''''
..HaIk! .ioI = the he. HeEald Angels Sing"
occasional thymnD, "AngeIs From the
Realm Of Glory e.'. = oA tne Smart
organ postlude, Glory TO God" Handel
430 PM.
organ prelude, THE Plains of Beth
Irene Koehl. Soprano assi;i,rs Hawley
OF the Christ Child" a pageant. The mn
S1cal numbers will include Adams Holy
Mlght 1Edwin Singer, tenor: Away in a
Manger; M n;, Martin tJessie Masters contralto):
IIaditlonal tMarjorie Soper. contraltoI; We
Ihree KINGS Of Orient" traditional (Nessrs
Eusene Dahl, tenor; Warren Adams and
-. Lynn GLichfeSt. barltonesl Also other car
pageant ~ w VAC
Organ postlude, "Laus Domini, HavIev
The music at both services will be led
by the National Capital Choir. DR.. AL
oert W. Harmed, organist and director.
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Mrthnhtat prntratat,t

THE choir of Rhode Island Avenue
L Methodist Protestant Church, Rhode
Island avenue and First street north
west, under the direction of Henry
GilIgan, choir director and organist,
will render tomorrow,
sPM.
Cantats. 'Zoh Nativity" .Wildesmsf's
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Sunday, December q.

The combined junior and senior choirs
of the Ascension Church will meet at
o'clock and sing the cantata. The
Holy Infant" by Frederick Field Bull
lard. Herman Rakemann will conduct
string quartet with Florence Reynolds
at the organ. The soloistS will be
Janette Parsons, soprano; Genevieve
Gerritts and Edna Brown, contraltos;
Leslie Coyle, tenor: Gilbert Clark, bari
tone. and Alfred IraSk bass
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Special music at the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church tomorrow will
include:
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The junior choir will assemble in
the auditorium of the church and sing
carols after which, headed by the Chill
dren's Brigade Band of the Sunday
school, they will march around the
neighborhood singing and playing ap-
propriate selections.
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Mrs. Haywood Brown will assist the
regular quartet, singing a soprano
obbligato. The quartet is composed
OF Grace Odell soprano; Gladys
Thompson, contralto; Fred Yount,
tenor; G. Harris White, baritone Mrs.
G. Harris White will be the organist.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-04-16
DROUTH SEVERITY
WAS EXAGGERATED,
SAYS FRANK CLAGUE
CONTINUED from Page u

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tgages or other securities. The gov
eminent furnished garden seeds suf-
ficient for one-half an acre to 1885,
900 families. Response to the appeals
of the Red Cross for assistance was
generous from all parts of the Unit
ed States. ~
: Minnesota led with contributions
and over rs carloads of foodstuffs
was received at Little Rock, Arkan-
sas, headquarters for the drouth re-
lief. Families were allowed So per
head. The money was not given to
them but an order was issued and
they could buy at stores up to this
amount. In Roanoke county,, which
has population of $4,000 people, 24,-
900 received Red Cross aid. -
Children Healthy
;Two-thirds of the school children
he visited had never tasted white
bread before this winter, as corn pone
is one of the chief foods among the
tenants. Remarking about the ap-
parently healthy condition Of all the
school children, school principals were
unanimous in saying that this was
due to greater variety of foods and
a balanced ration, as supplied by the
Red Cross.
No Complaints Heard
Landowners with whom Mr.. Clague
came in contact with said the fault
was largely their own for having
failed to grant these privileges. One
asserted that this program should
have started five years ago and there
would not have been necessity for ap-
peal to charity. Many gladly CO.
operated in getting this program
started.
Only two complaints were heard by
Mr.. Clague in regard to the Red
Cross distribution system. Both OF
these were from landlords. "It is all
wrong" said they, "you should have
given us the money, and we'd have
made them work for it."
Reports said that the hunger
stricken people Of England, Arkan-
sas had smashed in windows Of stores
to gain food. Mr.. Clague was told by
natives of this city that this was not
true. People had been in want of
food, but no violence had occurred.
Conditions in the drouth region
looked favorable now. Farmers were
busy. Crops were growing fine.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1931-04-16

wood, IS. IN PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Lena
Kroy, Decedent;
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the granting of
administration of the estate of said
decedent: The petition of Lena Kerzz
by having been flEd IN this. court,
representing that Lena Kroy then a
resident Of the aGounty of Redwood,
State of Minnesota, died intestate on
the 9th day of March, 1881, and pray
ing that letters of administration be
granted to Lena Kerby and the court
having fixed the time and place for
hearing said petition.
THEREFORE, YOU, AND EACH
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OF YOU, are hereby cited and re-
quired to show cause, if any you have,
before this court at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House in the City
of Redwood Falls, in the County of
Redwood, State of Minnesota on the
1st day of June. 1881 at 10 O'Clock
az IA, why said petition shouldnot be
granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 10Th
day of April, 1881.
A. r. A. LAUDON,
Probate Judge.
Clague & Barnes,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
(Court SeaD 4l-Sts.