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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-06-16
June 9-July 14l
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
that the mortgage made by John
Longbottom and Elizabeth Longbot-
tom, his wife, mortgagors, to State
Bank of Redwood Falls, corporation.
mortgage, dated January q, 1927,
and filed for record in the office of
the Register Of Deeds of Redwood
County, Minnesota, on January 27,
1927, at 4:1O o'clock P. M. and record
ed in Book 80 of Mortgages on Page
1872, which said mortgage was there
after assigned by said mortgage to
The Farmers and Mechanics Savings
Bank of Minneapolis, a corporation,
the present owner and holder thereof,
and which mortgages the following
described premises situated in Red
wood County, Minnesota, to-wit:
That part of the West Half of
Section Thirty-three lying North
and East Of the right-of- of
the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway, containing 1859 acres,
more or less, and that part of the
West Half of the Northwest
Quarter of said Section Thirty
three, in Township One Hundred
Twelve, North, Of Range Thirty
seven, bounded and described as
follows, viz: Beginning at the in
tersection of the West line OF
said Section with the Southwest
erly line of the right-of- way of
the Chicago and Northwestern
Railway, said point being 854.S
feet South of the Northwest cor
ner of said section, and running
thence with the section line South
1,460.9 feet; thence East 994.8
feet to the. Southwesterly line of
said right-of-way, and thence
Northwesterly with said line to
place of beginning, containing
1911 acres, more or less,
is in default and will be foreclosed by
a sale of the above described premises
at public auction pursuant to statute
and the power of sale in said mort
gage, which sale will be made by the
Sheriff of Redwood County, Minneso-
ia, at the front door of the Redwood
County Court House, in Redwood
Falls, Minnesota, on Saturday, July
20, 1882, at 1000 o'clock in the fore
noon, to satisfy the debt then due on
said mortgage, and costs and $500 at
torney's fee;
There is due and claimed to be due
on said mortgage at the date hereof
the sum of $6,376.27, consisting of
S6,259.34 principal and interest, and
S116.93 taxes.
Dated at Minneapolis, Minnesota.
the 9th day of June, 1882.
THE FARMERS AND MECHANICS
SAVINGS BANK OF MINNEA-
POLLS, Assignee of Mortgage.
Geo. Grey Cowie
Attorney for Assignee,
lis South Fourth Street,
Minneapolis, MINI. 49-6ts.
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CHILD FELL Is FEET TO
SIDEWALK IN NEW ULM

John Richard, two-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schiller of New
Ulm, had narrow escape from death
Sunday evening when he plunged
from the window of his parents
apartment above Schuck's Tailor shop
to the sidewalk fifteen feet below.
The child was not rendered uncon-
scious by the fall but sustained a
fracture to his left elbow. The little
fellow is recovering.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1932-06-16
SPRINGFIELD THEATRE
CLOSED SUNDAY NIGHT

The last talking picture Springfield
movie fans will see in for what may
prove to be a long time was shown
Sunday night. For some time the
patronage had not been sufficient to
pay the cost of the film or the heavy
overhead expenses. Rather than act
ually lose money the manager, Mr..
Parsons, closed the theatre indefinite
1v
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June 9-16-23)
CITATION FOR HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AND FOR
DISTRIBUTION.

(J une S-lO-E0)
CITATION FOR HEARING ON
FINAL ACCOUNT AND FOR
DISTRIBUTION.
Estate of George Welch
State of Minnesota, County of Red
wood, SIS. IN PROBATE COURT.
IN the Matter of the Estate of
George Welch, Decedent
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the final account
and distribution of the estate of
said decedent: The representative of
the above named decedent, having
filed in this court his final account of
the administration of the estate of
said decedent together with his petit
ton praying for the adjustment and
allowance of said final account and
for distribution of the residue of
said estate to the persons thereunto
entitled.
THEREFORE, YOU, AND EACH
OF YOU, are hereby cited and re-
quired to show cause, if any you
have, before this court at the Pro-
bate Court Rooms in the Court
House in the City of Redwood Falls,
in the County Of Redwood, State of
Minnesota on the 18th day Of July,
1882 at 10 o'clock a. M, why said
petition should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal of said Court, this 4th
day of June, 1882.
A. r. A. LAUDON,
Probate Judge.
Clague and Barnes,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
(Court SeaD 49-3ts.
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JACKSON MAN PAYS TAXES
OF 500 WITH 1000 DIMES

A Jackson man, Albert Holecek.
paid one hundred dollars taxes re-
Gently with 1000 dimes. He had col
lected these dimes each night as he
closed his place of business and kept
them in a tin can. He has already be-
gun to collect for the fall half of the
taxes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-16

Concert to
Be Given

vergil Phemister. baritone, will
be guest soloist at the ninth annual
Christmas concert, to be given at
noon Saturday, at Christ church, on
the Monument Circle, by the Beta
Beta alumnae chapter of the Alpha
Chi Omega sorority.
A program of Christmas carols
will be given by the Ogden Junior
Chorale, under the direction of Mrs.
James M. Ogden, and organ solos
will be given by Frederick Weber,
assistant organist at Christ church.
The program for the concert will
be:
Organ-"Jesu Bambino" Tetro Yon.
.Phantasy on an Old Christmas Carol"
John West. Professional, Mrs. Dorothy
Knight Green.
C6Orus-@o santissima." ogden Junior
Chorale.
Ensemble-"Ave Maria Franz Schubert
Miss Marcena Campbell, cello; Misses Mar
garet Harrison, Lorinda Cottingham Howell
Betty Williams and Norma Davidson,
Night" Coventry Carol" from the pa
geant Of Shearman and Tailors. fifteenth
Night" Georfrey o'Hara. Break Forth. 3
Beauteous Heavenly Light" Bach. ogden
Junior Chorale.
Organ-"Noel, Henri MuIet. "Occata in
e Minor" de la Tombelle. Frederick
Birthday of the King" w. H.
Neidlinger Come Into MY Heart. Lord
Jesus, Paul Ambrose ogden Junior
Chorale, assisted by Virgil Phemister
baritone.
ecessional7-"Silent Night" Frank Cru
her. Ogden Junior ChoraIe
Mrs. T.. M. Rybolt is chairman of
the committee in charge. She is
assisted by Mrs. Cleve Fix and Mrs.
L. E. Gettins.
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Women Learn to Cut Own
Designs; YuIe Greetings
at Low Cost.

The depression, if one must refer
to it, has given women with ideas an
outlet for their artistic leanings. A
resourceful and economic minded
group of women from the American
Association of University Women
have saved themselves pennies by
learning linoleum block cutting to
print Christmas cards.
Fifteen women have been meeting
on Tuesday mornings under the. di-
rection of Miss Blanche Stillson Of
the John Heron Art Institute. They
have learned that from a slab of
drab colored linoleum and three
grooved tools, and with an idea,
which is most essential, they can
design patterns for very effective
Christmas cards, which cost APP
proximately four cents a piece.
They have discovered that the
designs, which are first sketched
backwards on paper for tracing on
the linoleum, are, sometimes fire.
quently, changed by slip of the
tools.
After the pattern is traced on the
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linoleum, the cutting is begun. It
may be the thumb or forefinger, but
after few lessons, the accidents are
less frequent.
All that appears as white on the
finished card, is cut out of the limo
leum. The tools vary in size with
the width of the lines cut out.
One of the most difficult steps is
faced in printing backwards, and
the childish trick with the mirror
may aid in achieving artistic letter
ing.
When the surface of the InoIeum
block is linked with printers ink, a
proof is taken to see the result. If
the designer is dissatisfied, the sur
face is cleaned with turpentine or
kerosene and additional lines are
cut out to achieve the desired effect.
Press Loaned to Women
A proofing press, donated to the
institute by Mrs. Booth Harrington,
is being used by the women to print
their cards. This is a delicate proce-
dure for the amount of ink and
pressure must not be too great.
The women, none of whom have
had any art training, have been re-
sourceful in ideas and aptitude. Mrs.
Amos Garlic probably worked out
the most ambitious design. She has
reproduced her home from a snap
shot, the result being professional
in appearance.
Mrs. T. G. Stapleton chose sill
houettes of her children to adorn
her cards and Mrs. Walter P. Nor
ton, featured hers with an archery
design, in keeping with Mr.. Morton's
hobby.
Book Plates to Be Made
Mrs. Taylor Todd carried the de-
preston note a step further and
printed her design on government
postal cards. Mrs. Richard Habbe
designed lovely winter scene and
printed it on Japanese paper.
The group, which is the first out
side organization instructed at the
institute, will make book plates and
linen prints after the holiday
season. Mrs. Oscar Hellmer. a mem
Der OF the class, is instructing the
professional and business division of
the Y. w. G. A. Mrs. James Bawden
is general chairman of the A. A. II.
w. group.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-16
HOLIDAY PARTY Is
SET FOR SORORITY

Pledges of Omicron chapter of
Chi Sigma sorority will entertain
members at Christmas party SUM-
day afternoon at the home of Miss
Marjorie Coffin, $40 West drive
Woodruff Place.
Entertainment will be arranged by
the Misses Mildred Morrison, Mary
E. Leiper, Dorothy Brosnan, wini-
fred O'Brien, Marguerite Fox and
Marjorie Coffin.
Food for the needy will be coll
lected. Decorations viii be in the
Christmas motif.
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New and youthful is the high line
of this surplice closing that swings
all the way around to the left seam
where it terminates well above the
waistline.
Then there are the contrasting
revers and the well-placed buttons
to supply that important flash of
contrast. OF course. if you prefer,
a collar may be added and the re-
vers may be buttoned to the neck
line.
Size 16 requires 21s. yards of 54-
inch material, * yard S6-inch con-
trasting. Width about is yard.
Pattern No. 5091 is designed for
sizes Il. is, 18, 20 years, 80, 81, So,
SO. 40, 40 bust. Price, Is cents,
Would you like the latest news
in fashions for home dressmakers?
Then you must have a copy of our
new Fashion Magazine. Price. 10
cents.
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North Methodist
.-2.3O p. M

$50 P. M
The Indianapolis Matinee Musicale will
nresent Christmas program at $3.50 O. M
hsav. Where Is He Born" diminished
oratorio. "Christus" .Mendelssohn
%. pchelnian, arr. by. Lewis Victor Saar
Christ Church Choir; Cheston L.
Heath organist and master
OF the choristers.
christmas Evening from sicillan
sohe sg5'e on I'm paici JUBILEE M candiyn
Susan Gray Shedd.
"Carol of the Russian Children" from
white Russia arr. by. Harvey, Gaul
How Beautiful Are the Feet of Them"
THE Messiah" ......,..... Handel
"slumber Song Of the Madonna Head
20 Lovely Voices Of the Sky" 49,. Matthews
Ruth Sterling Devin, Mrs. Frank
T. Edenharter accompanist.
Contemplation ................H n. kene
silent Night. Holy Night; ...... .Gruber
Arr. by Fannie Kiser.
Fannie II. KiSer.
christmas Cradle Song ...........
................ George Schumann
Arr by Clarence Dickinson
Incidental sole. Milton v. Dills,
boy soprano.
For Unto Us Child is Born'-"Ths
Christ church choir.
"Come All Ye Faithful"
Congregation.
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RESERVE SEATS
FOR CIVIC DRAMA

A number of early reservations
for 1.-THE Vinegar Tree" to be pre-
scented by the Civic theater on New
Years eve, have been made.
Reservations for parties have been
made by MeSsrs. and Mesdames
Perry Lesh, Howard T. Grif1th,
Oscar Baur, Murray A. Auerbach,
Mortimer Falrscott and Robert w.
Robinson, Mesdames Robert C. Win
slow, r. P. Van Camp and Misses
Sara and Elvena Lauter.
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cited by the ladies, all more than
so years of age.
Mrs. Violet Van Sickle was the
accompanist and drum major, lead
ing the grand march that culmi-
mated the program. She strutted
and waved her baton as sprightly
as any band leader.
Living Pictures Presented
Mrs. ASceneth Berry and Mrs.
Maybelle Houthton acted as scene
shutters, drawing the curtains aside
to reveal each picture.
Mrs. Williams Owens and Mrs.
Harrie Birket represented School
Days" Tiny Mrs. Birket, in her
sunbonnet and apron, was a demure
school girl and Billy" a bashful
beau.
Mrs. Mathilda Schoessel was a liv-
ing picture as "Old Sweetheart"
Her soft, blue dress and cream lace
shawl enhanced her silver hair.
Recalls 'Beauing' Days
Mrs. Elsa Reddington was a
charming bride in "Lohengrin. :"
complete to the bridal bouquet.
Mrs. susanna Granting was dashing
as THE Merry Widow and her
plumed hat was a glorious revival.
Mrs. Katherine Mansfield, in
lavender gown, trimmed in lace.
represented Lavender and Old
Lace while Mrs. Marie Ramsdel
portrayed Mother Machree" in a
black taffeta dress and lace fichu.
Mrs. Genevieve Barnes was herself
as Sweet Genevieve."
Mrs. Marcheta Weisz posed spirit
edly with her tamborine and swish
ing skirts as Carmen" Mrs. Mar
guerite Wittendorfer recalled beau
ing days in when You and I
Were Young, Maggie"
Old Time Songs Sung
In a hustled version of the cor
rect calling outfit, enhanced by a
matching parosol, Mrs. Elaine Far
rington posed for "Humoresuue. y
Mrs. Clarissa Williams was petite
in pink dotted swiss dress and
straw hat, topped with veritable
flower garden. She represented
The Painted Doll"
Mrs. Helena Gaylor was the clown
as Jingle Bells in a red and white
Pierot suit, and during the grand
march She pirouetted and pranced
appropriately.
Following the presentations of the
pictures, the ladies sang old-time
songs and Silent Night" Mrs. Ida
Fawkner closed the program with
the Lords Prayer in deaf-mute sign
language.
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North NJ. E. Church
Warren W. Want. Minister.

Warren W. Want. Minister.
-1O:I5 A. M
organ Prelude-"Gesu Bambino"
em-;Arise. shine fol-; ny III fi9ft IT, ~
onerforym s He Shall Feed His sO Flock - -
from The MessiahD ............
.............. George Frederick Handel
Duet for Soprano and AltO-T6he o ntdedO
Post f Ss Fsntasie on Ne Christmas laso0"
Themes" ........... George Shackley
-7:l5 P. M
organ Prelude-In Introduction of 1.-THE
Coming of the King :. Dudley Buck
onertory-cantioue de Noel ,so,;,s. an,
Tenor Recitative.aComfort Ye nv
People from (Prince of Peace
.................,..J Truman Wolcott
AnthemsMrhe rieving Men e. s. Barnes
Anthem-"oo Zion That Bringestt, Good
0 MIS-. F. N. Nelson and d choir, -'''-'''N
soprano solo-"There's a Song in the ,s
Air. Miss .RRuitib, Anne ocit icley SPEAKS
Anthem-'Hark, What Mean Those
Trio hG por E SOPRANO. Tenor and Bass
Star Of Bethlehem from, Light i.
E Miss Ruth Anne otte. Mr. T. E. g s
Alexander. Mr.. RAYMOND D. jack
sermen4srh. capdiRRaaii CITY " Of y the @,.n,
AntGs%%'Hark, Ten Thoasand, Harms or.ns
rostiadiec.-'''Tihie Coming d tns Mast e..
william j. conidrev; S director; lee
walker orgsnist: Miss Ruth Anne Otts,
Mr pi1 E. V. Alexander. tenor; Mr.. Raymond
d jackson. bass
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Southern Club
to Hold Dinner
Dance Tonight

AS an opening event Of Christmas
festivities, the Southern Club will
hold dinner-dance tonight at the
Columbia Club.
Stage of the ballroom will be
banked with ferns and lighted with
red cathedral tapers. On both sides
will be silver Christmas trees, light
ed with bright colored bulos.
Members of the club will act as
hosts and hostesses at small tables,
centered with red tapers, wreathed
with holly.
Mrs. William R. Schaff is gen.
eral entertainment chairman, as
sisted by Mesdanes George S. Olive.
Kennedy Reese, Ernest Edwards, w.
B. Freebooter and P. A. Schaffner.
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The party viii be given Saturday
night. in the banquet room Of the
Murat temple.
The committee in charge Of the
party includes Mesdames Homer L.
Cook. Robert Price. Clifford Richter,
William M. Baker and Ted Jordan.
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SHOWER TO HONOR
ANNA LEE MOLDEN

Miss F'reda Harmening, 1922
East Kelly street, will entertain to-
night with bridal shower in honor
of Miss Anna Lee Molden, whose
marriage to Vincent Terry will take
place New Years eve.
Decorations will be in the bridal
colors, pink and blue.
Guests with Miss Molden will in
clude Mesdames Earl Barker, Cliff
ford Butler, Cephas Fort and Will
liam Scott. and Misses Katherine
Buskin, Virginia Fort, Grace Givan
and Hazel Madden.
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Highland Will
Invite 800 to
Holiday Dance

Three hundred invitations will be
issued Monday for a dance to be
given at the Highland Golf and
Country Club, Dec. %.
The dance will be given in honor
OF students at home for the Christ
mas holidays from various schools
and colleges.
Hostesses will be: Misses Mary
Koehler, Dean Rogers, Elizabeth
Heiskell, Irn1a Drake, Jean Under
wood, Jane Diddel and Winifred
Teetor Of Hagerstown.
Music will be furnished by Louie
Loves orchestra.
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ChiLdren to Be Gltests

Children of Mayer chapel will be
guests at a special show at 1890
Saturday morning. to be given by
George Sims, manager Of the Lyric
theater. The show will be sponsored
by the Indorsars of Photoplay, and
viii be in charge of Mrs. Thomas
Demmerly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-12-16
ENTERTAINS CLUB
AT YULE DINNER

The Ladies Federal Club was en-
tertained Thursday with Christ
mas dinner at the home of Mrs.
Clarence Shelby. Mrs. Willard
Higgins was elected president at
the business meeting.
Other new officers are Mrs. Her
man Gudgel, vice-president; Mrs
William Harris, secretary; Mrs.
Charles Trueman, treasurer, and
Mrs. Frank Mathews, floral treas
urer.
Christmas colors and decorations
were used. Gifts we're exchanged.
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Residents Of Home for Aged
GiUe Welfare Club PROGRAM

A gallery of memories was viewed
by members of the Welfare Club
Thursday, when residents of the
Indianapolis Home for the Aged
presented a surprise program at the
clubs Christmas party.
The elderly ladies, dressed in
fashions of their day posed in a
large gilt frame. Mrs. Lillian E.
Harrington announced them in the
role of the "de-nouncer," as she re-
yealed their foilbles. Mrs. Harring-
ton wrote the lines and poems, re-
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Yule Pnrtu Hostess

Mrs. Harry Nagle, 1905 East New
York street, entertained members
of Phi Beta, national honorary
dramatic organization, at a Christ
mas party Wednesday night.
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Marriage Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Graf, 1917
Sturm avenue, announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss
Hertha Graf. to Percy H. Sever
ance. The wedding was performed
by the Rev. Charles A. Byrt at Ko-
korno. April Is.
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Broadway M. E.

The Rev. Richard M. Willard. Minister.
-1O:45 A. M
Organ-"The Holy Night" Dudley Buck
Professional" Brightest and Best of
the Sons of the Morngn."
Hymn-"Harkl the Herald Angels
Sing ............ Mendelssohn
Anthem-"And the Glory of the Lord
....................... Handel
Bass Recitative and Air-"Thus Saith
the Lord" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Handel
Robert Lewis.
Sermon-"By Their Fruits"
Dr. Richard M. Willard.
Tellest Good Tidings" ..... Handel
Mrs. Carl Moore
HYMNS Silent Night, Holy Night
organ Postlude-" Fantasia" Leslie Colyer
- r. M
Christmas Play-"The Bethlehem Inn
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Mothers of Pnrtu

Members Of the alumnae bridge
section of Delta Gamma Mothers
Club of Butler university we're en-
tertained tday by Mrs. c. G. Ger
ZACH. 4O74 Broadway.
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AhC ShuAClSS having Christmas
programs on Sunday are as follows:
First Reformed
The Rev. c. ]. G. Russom. Pastor.
--l0:30 A. NJ
Prelude-Overture, Messiah" Handel
Antnsm-" Behold. ! Bring You Good
onsrtorys"Holv Night, ''.'.'.''' T ys;S
soprano Solo-"There's a Song in the
Mrs Robert Drake. 0ps1AA
fostiude-'C Christmas March" ... .Merkel
-7:3O r. M
Christmas Chimes. ..d'Antalfy
Antnem-"P Prepare Ye the Way Of the
BASS Sole People That waiEed
William Rex Keen. ''''s'
Anthem-"While Shepherds Watched
lnelr Flocks. ................N eidlinger
Carol OF the Russian Children" .Gauf
Male Chorus.
Duet-"O Holy Night" ........... Adams
,, Mrs. z; Muhlenbruch. Mrs. F. Iske
Ladies Chorus.
Organ Solo-''Tu Es Petra" MuIet
Mary Elizabeth Johnson.
Anthenl--"6ing o Heavens" ......... Tours
Fosduue- hosanna' .............. Wachs
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IL JAMALIE CLUB
PLANS YULE PARTY

An annual Christmas party of the
II Jamalie Club will take the place
Of the regular December meeting.
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Grace Church of the Brethren
The Rev. Russell G. West, Pastor

The Rev. Russell G, West, Pastor
-7:sO p. M
Processional-"O Come All Ye Faith
AhA DiVerGl
Hymn-"Angels From the Realms of
a glory ..s.s................... Smart
Prayer
Anthem-"Our Lord Emmanuel" Wilson
Anthem-"The Lord God Will Come"
Silent Night, Holy Night. .... Gruber
Quartet.
The Christmas Story in Art.
Anthem-"The Light Is Come. Lorenz
Offertory.
Story-"Even Unto Bethlehem"
BY Henry Van Dyke
PRESENTED by Mrs. Martha Hoyle
- McAlevey.
AAnthem-" Gloria in Excelis" ... .Mosart
Silent Meditation.
Benedictions
Mrs; L. E. Schultz, choir director and
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, pianist.
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First Friends Church
David NJ. Edwards. Pastor.

The program will be presented by Stella
Cause Kullmer. organist; E. Leone Wright.
director with solo. quartet and Young
peoples choir of twenty voices, assisted
bv Mary Ann Kullmer and Ruth Hutehins.
Ais P. NJ. yesper Service
i'al March Of the Magi king :. Dubois
khl Dance Of the Christmas Bells
Mrs. Kuiimsr.
Silent Might
1T Came Upon the Midnight Air"
20 Little Town OF Bethlehem.
tSung in the distanceA
Processional-"H ark the Herald Angels
sing !. .,........... M ,i .ss III,
Choir
Scripture Reading and PRAYER
DR.. David M. Edwards.
Anthem" Salvador .......... HUMPHREYS
Choir
Magnificent in r.. Schneider
= Leona Wright, soprano: Mary +.
Prey contrait0. Kenneth Vance,
tenor Robert Cosselman. baritone.
violin-"Adoratio ton ..,......... Borowski
Mary Ann Kuilmer
Chorus" Christmas Lullaby. Ashford
Contralfo. tenor and baritone solos
with ladies and male choruseS.
Violin Duet Andante Cantabiie" ...s