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Broad Ripple Christian

tThe Rev. John Ray Clark. minister)
MORNING
Pfelude-Christmas themes.
Processional-"O Come All Ye Faithful"
Call to worship.
Doxology, Invocation. Gloria.
Choir-"O Little Town of Bethlehem"
Pastoral PRAYER and choral responses.
Soloists, Misses Marie Restor. Margaret
Kant; Evelyn Milster and Sam Kent.
OHertory-"C Christmas Bells" Lemare
Quartet-"The Christmas Babe" -
Misses Esther Fairchild f'e oTph srf Lipsr
comb, Messrs. Tom Kent. Howard Lips
comb.
solo-"There's Song in the Air"
Miss Margaret Hawkins. ''sAAS
Sermon-"No Room in the Inn"
Mr.. Clark
Invitational Hymn-"I Give NY Life
for Thee"
Recessional.
1910 P. M
PROFESSIONAL airest Lord Jesus"
Vester Chors.
Solo Lullaby Marie McClain
Annunciation to Mary-Miss Marie Rector
Angels Wing Your Joyful Flight"
Senior Choir
White Gifts service by departments of
Brightest and Best. Senior Choir.
Silent Night'-Junior Choir
Tableau-"Away in the Manger"
Junior Choir.
Trio-'We Three Kings Of Orient Are"
Preparation OF White Gifts. self. serv-
ice ana substance.
PRAYER song. benediction and occasional
Mrs. C.. F. Dillenbeck. minister of music:
Mrs. Hazel Herrin. organist.
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First United Brethren
The Rev. E H. Daley. pastor)
-10:45 A. M

THE Rev. E H. Daley. pastor)
-1O:45 A. M
organ PTelqde."Gesu Bambino;'
Concealed Choir-"Hark the Herald
can anss so wSlnEb sb Msndf faS
Thy Light Is Come. and the Glory
and Gentiles Shall Come to Thy
Light; and ,. Kings to the Brightness
Choir Eo Fdtf 2ss Come 70 the World ths
Congregation will sing as choir
Znyooatlen-chora fn response.
soio-Theres Song in the Air"
'''''''' Mrs: e H. Daley Obey Speaks
Responsive Scripture The Prince Of
Peaee.1Selection rs.
Choir and congregation.
AnthemL"Gloria" from the twelfth
oneH HoSS Christmas Meditation Mozart
Hymn N9 1910 Come. All F Ys
sermo sI Christian ohristoa portPgggss.
night Clear. .................. willis
rism ri al. Let Us Now Depart
Postlude-"A Joyous Postlude" -. .MalIard
up. M
Senior Vested Choir
THE Alteration"
by George s. Nevin)
Bias; co sol99m':Bls IS Virgin Shall
Women's yoices.."In Reverent Awe
sno solemn ZEN state soloist. Miss
Mems VoieesW.T sxeepinE
choT Through got,I the t Arch st Of Eight
591a aoo 81 M MRS Ans fs a 'R'
Chorus GLORY to God in the Highest"
GRACIOUS Song" soloist Mrs
chorus-"Amenl Lord. We Bless Thee"
Part II
White Gifts Service
chOiTs and all divisions and departments
Joy TO the World" entire CONGREGATION.
Prayer by Bishop H. H Fout.
Angel" Cornelia WOODBURY..
Children's Chorus-"Hark! The Herald
Scripture reading by Maxine Huston
Cnu,en Cn enc Came Upon the
A Legend Of cathay." Paul Crook
Piano duet. joyce and Jewel Haggerty.
The Story OF Yesterday and Today"
Cradle Roll presentation Of gifts. shir-
ley Ann Roberts. Patsy Ping and
Mrs. Haney Ramsay.
Primary presentation Of gifts. PATTY
Wedler and Paul German
Duet-"Gifts fo~ the King" Mariana
Ferrel Louie WOODBURY.
intermediate presentation Of gifts"
Dorothy Davis.
Hazel Wininger
Due.-"High or LOw,v." Ms verda
Daley. Mrs. Leila Becker
Adult presentation Of gifts Mrs Jessie
Williams.
Children's Choir While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks
We Three Kings Of the Orient are:
Joe Roberts. Elmer Hooten. will
liam Holder
Herald. Walter Cam
Torch Bearer. Truman Baker
Little Star of Bethlehem" Superin-
tendent A. p Williams
Churcn Cnoir-"Harkl The Voice OF
Closing prayer 81 the Rev z. H Daley.
Silent Night. Holy Night" entire con.
gregation.
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Meridian Street NJ. E.

VIOI IUIdII OVINOI M AIs
The Rev. Abram S. Woodland
-1O:45 A. M
organ Prelude--"Christmas in Sicily .Yon
The Holy Night" ..............-...B Buck
Together" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Stevenson
Baritone Solo and Quartet = The
Birthday of a King -. .Neidlinger
Offertory Solo-"The Virgins Lullaby
Coming of the King ............ Buck
Mrs Nusbaum.
Carol-''Noel" .L........ Nevcomh
organ "Hallelujah Chorus
tMessiah) ................. Handel
Soprano LISA Perrine Cox; contralto.
Mildred Johns Nu7baum: tenor. Farrell
Scott: baritone Vaughn Cornish.
Organist and director. Myra Goodnow
Clipp!nger.
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Second Presbyterian

Ill A. M
Organ Prelude March of the Mali
Kings" ............... Theodore Dubois
THE Sustained high note through this
composition symbolizes the Guild
Anthem H all the King. ..........
solo-"The Living God (requestedl ~.
Miss Mary Norman.
Anthem-"There We're Shepherds
Abiding in the Field" ....-.........
organ ofertory Pastoral Symphony
organ IMeSi Postlude- Improvisation 6 On
The First Novel;"
-Vesper Service of Music at $50
Carol 1917 Of the Sixteenth centu iT ," HA'"
Child Is Born in Bethlehem
Carols a.
sleep. Holy Babe R. walker oIo Robson fteson
When Christ Was Born" from The
Night of the Star" Margaret R. Lang
of Night"
Closing Voluntary-"Christ March"
Mrs James H. Lowry. 1 soprano: Ag Miss
Mary Norman, alto; Mr.. Frank Nusbaum.
tenor; Mr.. j. J. Albion, bass.
Charles F. Hansen is organist and mu-
steal director.
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Most Elaborate Musical Programs in History of City to
Be Presented by Both Protestant and Catholic
ChorS Tomorrow and Monday

Christmas Sunday will be
churches of
be the
morning we'll midnight Sunday
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Third Christian
Musical VespeI
Il p. M

Musical Vesper
Il P. M
Professionally To the World Handel
observation-disclosures 0ast verse; Re
main standing
Youth Choir Processional-"Co Come All
Ye Faithful Wades Cantus Dlversl
Invocaton-Lord Prayer Seats.
Reading-Prophesy Isaiah $50 chapter.
Maxine Mckay
70 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Noel"
Silent Night"
Il Waited For the Lord" .... .Mendelssohn
Mrs. Robbye Ridge, Mrs. Ruth BOOK
and chorus
Reading luke. End chapter
GWendoyln Schort
For Unto Us Child Is Born ,.-,
(Messiahl ............... ......- Hanuel
Combined chorus
Solo-"Voices of the Sky ..... Matthew's
Mrs. Ruth Cook
20 Come Let Us Worship -. -Mendelssohn
Youth choir and chorus
Solo-"From Gallilee a Mother Came
...-,............... ~ r1dla
John Baker
Song of Mary .................. Fischer
Adult Vested Choir
"Halleluiah Chorus tMessiahl ... Hanoei
Combined chorus
Benedction-"S evenfold Amen
Arthur w. Mason director; Miss Grace
Black organist The adult vested choir
OF forty-eight voices. combined chorus con-
sists OF adult choir. youth choir. young
peoples choir. Christian Men Builders
male chorus and Girls Federation Glee
Club
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Tabernacle Presbyterian

-10:45 A. M
Part Song-"Virgin's Slumber Song.
Young Peoples Choir
Chorus-"For Unto Us a Child Is
Born" Observation-Disclosures. Handel
Soprano Recitative-
There we're shepherds
And 10, the angel of the Lord
And the angel said unto them
And suddenly there was with the angel
Handel
Mrs. Wallace and Choir
-7:3O p. M
CandIelight Service in the Chapel
The reading of the Christmas story, in
terspersed with music by the combined
choirs.
Christmas Carols
Chorus-"The Holy Mother Sings ~
christ c.: mckinney
Mrs. Walter E. Wallace. soprano; Patra
M Kennedy, contralto; Perry R. Rush,
tenor; Fred Newell Morris. bass and d.
rector; Paul R. Matthews, organist; choir
of sixty voices; also Young Peoples Choir
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First PRESBYTERIAN

And ,lsr the Glory Of the Lord. Handel
choirs, composed of over 100 voices
% Come to NY Heart .Abrosa
Junior and junior high school choirs
Vespers, p M
CHRISTMAS DRAMA
THE other Wise Man"
(By Henry Van DykeD
Miss Mabel Cutlery is directing tho
presentation. Mrs. Grace Mcknight, for
merly of Miami university. coach
-Characters-
Artaban. ................ Edward H. MAYO
Ilgranes. ................. Carroll Sipf
Abgarus ......... r. .ev. Thomas r White
hnodaSpeS. ..............H Horace j. Gault
MarSena .:........-......... Sam Mccain
Inc Slck Man. ............ Wllbert Eggert
The Messenger David Smith
The Woman Of Bethlehem Alice Porteous
Inc Cehturlah. .............. M. j. Moore
The Peasant. ........... Robert Kincaid
The Captive Maid. ........ Gertrude West
Inc voice ...........:. Stuart Mcknight
Soldiers. ............A Alfred Porteous.
Alfred Symmes
The following music between the scenes
will be furnished by the junior and Junior
high school and Motel choirs.
Motel choir.
* HoIy NlghI ..'........... Adam
20 Morning Star" .................Ni kolai
Male chorus.
20 Come to My Heart, Lord Jesus"
Junior and Junior high school choirs
"A Joyous Christmas Son" ..... Gevaert
Hallelujah Chorus" Handel
Motel choir.
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Washington st. PRESBYTERIAN

III A. M
Organ Prelude-"The Shepherds in the
Anthem~"The First Christian nm @o Tr@'iiAS
organ na,as o3ffertor"y--''' With r. shep. 'O-
solo-"The Angels Song william stickies
Mrs Frank Burres
Organ Halleluiah! Mes
siah) Recommendations. Handel
5 P. M.-Candle Light
Organ Prelude-"The Holy Night"
Choir, Processional.; Harkl the eO'f Her 0"'A
aid Angels Sing
Christmas carols-SThe First Nowelr'
silent Night. Holy Night ! .'.
Were Shepherds
Solo-Night of Nights" -. Van de Water
Mr.. Willis Milan.
Solo-"While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks by Night" .........-..
organ ofertory~"s Sunset at Bethle-
Anthem nsm Nazareth charles RES G GSened
Duet-"o Little Town of Bethlehem"
Miss Goldstein and Mr.. Milan.
Anthem-"A Babe Lies in a Cradle
........... ......... Clarence Dickinson
Organ Jubilate Dec. -.
organist Mrs. Florence Dar A musical
director, Miss jeanette Vaughan.
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Ministers have joined choir lead
ers Of the Protestant churches in ar
ranging splendid musical programs.
Some churches will center their pro-
grams on the morning service while
others will have musical vespers and
Sunday night musical services.
Some OF the best known soloists Of
the city will take part in these
magnificent Christmas programs.
Many churches will feature chill
dren's choirs at various services to-
morrow. In some churches, young
people will present sacred pageants.
All churches will be beautifully
decorated with lights and Christmas
trees, as well as flowers.
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First Friends

(Dr. David M. Edwards. minister)
-Vesper, P. M
Organ-CalI to worship
String Quartet-"The First NOEL
Traditional.
Carols lin the distance
20 Little Town c Of Bethlehem"
Away in a Manger.'
Children's chorus.
Processional-"Hark the Herald Angels
String ouartet-"Ailegro con nlsh BRIO
(op. rs, No. A. ................H Haydn
\ "The Coming of the King"
Organ Prelude-"Noel"; THE people
that aTe walfs sbt IN defines IsaaS have seen
Soprano -solo-Prophecy: 20 Jerusa-
lem, Look About Thee"
Advent
Choir.
Put on Thy Beautiful Garments"
He Shall Feed His Flock"
wOmep Is choir
The Annunciation
Across the Desert (The Caravan of
we March Through the Cool of the
Night"
Male choir.
1--WE Three Kings of Orient Are
The Magi."
THE Plains of Bethlehem"
Women's chair, tenor solo, full
choir.
VII
The Departure Of the Shepherds.
Baritone solo. male choir, soprano
solo.
VIII
The Virgins Lullaby"
Contralto solo and Women's choir.
TX
The Alteration.
Soprano and baritone solos.
Adeste Fidels-"o Come All Ye Faithful. g"
Choir.
String Quartet-"Se renade". .. Haydn
White Gift Service.
Led by Russell e. Carter.
Benediction.
Postlude.
The Young Peoples choir OF twenty-five
soloists: Mary Frey. contralto: Kenneth
Cosselman. Herbert Hadley. baritones.
String Quartet-Gene Chenoweth. first
violin; Lois lie Saulnier. second violin;
Ruth Hutchins, Viola; Virginia Leyen-
berger, cello
The cantata will be illustrated by a
series of tableaux under the direction of
Mrs. Enos Pray and Mrs. Mildred Pearson.
E. Leona Wright. director Of music; Earl
w. Wells OrPanist
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Postlude-"Weve a Story to Tell to
the Nations .............., Nichol
$3.50 P. M
Evening worship program.
Prelude-Medlay of Christmas Carols.
Hymn-"Silent Night. Holy Night" -.
Invocation PRAYER,
Childrens Chorus-"Away in a Man
ger" ...,,,..... luther
Ofertory.
Scripture and prayer
Hymn-"It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" Sears-WilIiS
CHRISTMAS PLAY
Holy Night"
BY Mary M. Russell
Given by the Dramatic Club of the church.
Benediction.
800 p. M
Carol singing in the community.
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Hillside Christian


CANTATA
"The Child Jesus"
Sing Aloud Unto God"
Choir
Nations Yearning for a Savior"
Double quartet.
Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord"
Choir
He Shall Feed His Flock /"
Charles Davenport
Soprano Solo-"O Little Town of
Bethlehem
Mrs. Don Bridges and choir.
Soprano Solo-"Angel Songs Are
Ringing"
Mrs. June Ross.
The Heavens Declare the Glory of God"
Choir and Mems Quartet.
Under the Starlight
Womens three-part chorus.
The Star in the East"
Mems trio, baritone solo by Her
bert j Wilson and choir
Contralto Solo-"Over Thy Cradle"
Mrs. Edith Martin and choir.
Soprano Obligato-"God So Loved the
World
Mrs Merle Hyatt and choir.
Unto God Be Glory"
Final chorus by choir
Mrs. Fl. j. Wilson, director; Mrs. Edith
Martin, organist.
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Benedlct1on.
800 p. M
Carol singing in the community.
First United Lutheran
DR.. Clarence E. Gardner. Pastor
-1O:45 A. M
Organ Prelude-"Jesu Bambino" Yon
Proc sSSi iHiymn-"Come' o Come
Order of Worship-Page Nine in Hymnal
CANTATA
Herald of Peace"
Galbraith.
Senior Choir.
/. Chorus Awake. Put On Thy
2. Quasi ya; Re { tenor, - Now
Rejoice"
4 Recitative (soprano)-"And There
Were in the Same Country"
s. Solo (alto)-"Fear Not
Mrs. O. E. Steinkamp.
g. Quartet and Chorus What Mean
Roy Chiles, Miss Media zoeller
e; E; Palmer, Mrs. 9. E. steinkamp
Came to Pass"
Miss Carol GeisIer.
Even Unto Bethlehem
Miss Fannie Geisler.
g. Chorus 20 Little Town of
TO- Recitatives tenor and alto)-"And
They Came With Haste"
Arthur Cornelius and
Mrs. Esther Snepp.
II. Recitative and Aria bass And
The Word Was Made Flesh"
c. E. Palmer
H. Recitative (alto)--"And the shep-
herds Returned
Mrs. A G. Zimmat.
49, Churus with solo for tenor)-
Praise to the Hottest"
Roy Chiles and Choir.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ofertory"
Postlude- Christmas March" 49,. .Merkel
Ill P. M
organ Prelude Alteration" holy
candl IsfH Professional 10 Little eaui
Town of Bethlehem"
Anthem = shepherds in the Field
Aoio Junior and Senior choirs. DICKS
Sextette-"sleep of the Child jesus.
Miss Carol Geisler Miss Frances GSS More
gan. Mrs. Esther snepp. Miss Media zoeI-
Ter. Mrs. A. C. zimmant. Mrs o. E.
sermonMRThe Best Story Ever Told"
Carol-"Little Jesus ............ Douglas
Junior Choir
Anthem-"Joyful Christmas Song.
NIdVdeTl
Senior Choir.
Hymn-"Silent Night
Benediction.
Candlelight Recessional-"o. Come All
Ye Faithful"
Silent Prayer.
Members of Senior Choir Miss Inez
Beaver. Mrs. Arthur Cornelius, Misses
Fannie Mae Marthabel and Carol Geisler,
Mrs r CyeiS1pr Mrs Tpnna T.ap0Ie
Miss Frances Morgan. Mrs. O. E. Stein
kamp, Mrs. Esther Snepp, Miss Mary E.
Treon. Mrs. A. G. Zimmat. Miss Media
zoeller. Roy Chiles. Arthur Cornelius. E.
c. Hitler, c. E. Palmer Virgil Rhemister.
guest baSSo.
Members of Junior Choir Virginia
Engle, Louis McAnly Ralph Dorothy
and Louise Meyer. Betty Steinkamp. Betty
limmat. Donald Snepp. Lillian Kneip
Treesa Herman. Kathleen Pegs
Pauline Rehecca Roes. organist and
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THE C,ANTATA

Chorus-"Angels From the Realms of
Glory"
Trio-"Hark the Herald Angels Sing"
Chorus-"While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks BY Night"
Morn"
Chorus-''Hark the Glad Sound.
Soprano Solo-"Jov to the World.
Chorus-"An Praise to Thee. Eternal
Lord"
Tenor Solo-"The Shepherd
Soprano and Alto Duet-"O Saviour,
Precious Saviour
Male Ouartette-' Christians Awake"
Chorus-"All Glory Laud and Honor"
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ofertory-violin solo-"A Memory.
Mr. John English
The Messiah adult choirl-Soloists.
Alto Mrs Carl Moore. tenor, Mr.. George
Potts: bass. Mr.. Robert Lewis.
Tenor-Recitative and Air
Comfort Ye NY People"
Every Valley Shall Be Exalted"
Chorus-"And the Glory of the Lord"
Bass-Recita tive and Air
Thus Saith the Lord"
But Who May Abide"
Alto Solo and Chorus-"O Thou That
Tellest Good Tidings."
Authoritative and Air
Then iShau the Eyes OF the Blind Be
Open
He Shall Feed His Flock Like a
Shepherd.
Meditation-"That Glorious Song Of
Old" .......... DR.. Richard NJ. Willard
Chorus" Halleluiah"
Organ-"A Christmas Postlude" .Guilmsnt
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Fountain Street NJ. E.

The Rev. c. A Mccullough, Pastor.
$50 A. M
Professional.
Invocation.
Choir.
Hymn.
Congregation
Apostles Creed.
Prayer.
Anthem.
Choir.
Scripture
Ofertory and Announcements.
Hymn.
Congregation:
Sermon-'The Desire Of All Nations.
HYMN.
Benediction.
1870 A. M
Sunday school Christmas program BY the
children, under direction of Mrs. Grace
letters.
Christmas program of the Epworth
$50 P. M
CANTATA
"YuIetide Memories
BY the Choir.
Processional-"O Come All Ye Faithful.
invocation.
HYMN liz Qast tunel
Scripture and PRAYER.
Ofertory and Announcements:
Cantata-"Y uletide Memories.
Adults and Girls Choirs.
Benedictioa.
Recessional-" to the World"
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Second Reformed

The Rev. F. Chlaman. pastor
organ Prelude Christmas Fantasy
on Antioch JOY TO the World
Old Normandy Noel - % Lord.
Strange Event. arranged BY.
observation-disclosures. Harvey B. Gaul
Invocation.
Gloria.
Hymn No. 12s-"o Little Town of
Bethlehem"
Scrip ure-Luke II, v 1-l9.
Anthem Let Us Now Go Unto
Soprano Solo - In Bethlehems An:
Edith E. Muhlenbruch soprano
Traditional German Christmas Carol
"Stille Nacht. Helege Nacht" ....
Observation-Disclosures. Franz Gruber
German Text
Hymn No 129-"Joy to the World"
Ofertory Hymn-"We Give Thee of
Thine own"
Violin With organ - Pastoral Sym
phony' from The Messas 80.
Carl G. schmid, vioiinist.
Sermon-"No Room in the Inn"
Rev. Dobbs F. Gilman.
Anthem "Hark! What Mean Those
Holy Voices?" ..........John E. West
Prayer.
Isenedction
Dresden Amen.
Erwin VIII 10 W. MuhIenbruch o ,S asH and
director
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Merritt Place NJ. E.
The Rev. NJ. H. Reynolds. Pastor
vesDer Service An p. M

-Vesper Service 4:3U r. NJ
A Christmas Canata. The Christina
Alteration" by Carrie Adams will be pre-
sented by the vested choir of 40 voices.
Paul E Dorsey is the pianist and Cliff
ford d. Long. director.
The Choir-Sopranos Ruth Groseclose,
Marjorie Locke, Dom Marie Harris. Ger
trude REYNOLDS Irma Long, Wauneta
Stoker. Madelyn Anderson. Mildred Eick
enberry. India Sutton. Beulah M. Cum
ningham. Marjorie Anderson, Ann Maloaf.
Maxine Trick Lucille DepWeg. Elva Rev
holds, Grace Surber and Mrs. Paul Dorsey;
altos. Marguerite Shea Stella Mead. Leva
Belle Anderson. Thelma Reed. Esther
Spander Mae Duckett; tenors. winston
Miller, Clarence Bills. Glenn REYNOLDS.
Max Askin. Urey Blackwood Warren Wise,
David Jordan, WilliarS Nangle; BASES.
George Thompson. Wis Abbott. Ben
Stoker. John Cunningham. Stuart Reed
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st. Philips Episcopal

The Rev. Lewis Brown. rector
Processional-"Come Thou Long tx
- peCIeo Jesus .---.-.-...-.... COMA
Venite in A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ravens
Benedictus es Domino Chant 90. .AIdrich
Benedictus Chant ............. Hopkins
Hymn-"o Little Town Of Bethlehem
ofertory Solo. Jerusalem. Look
About Thee" ................. Buck
Mrs. Juliet Robinson Shaw
Recessional-"R eioice! Rejoice Be
levers ..-.....-.-....-. ....-..... Smart
Christmas Eve, 1890 O'clock
Carols
All Ny Heart This Night Reioices"
Like Silver Lamps ............. steggail
Good King Wenceslas' Traditional
When Christ Was Born of Mary
90, eFtee -i
Holy Communion IL O'Clock
Processional-'It Came Upon the Mid
night Clear" ...................W Willis
Semi-choral sercise
Ohertory Solo-''rhe Virgins Lullaby"
.......-.. ..-.- Buck
Mrs. Irene Jarrard
HYMNS Silent Night. Holy Night
Observation-Disclosures Fideless.
Mrs. Juliet Shaw. soprano; James Gil
breath. tenor Mrs. Irene Jarrard. con-
tralto; Orville Bray, bass: Clarence H
Carson. organist and choirmaster. Chorus
Choir
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First Baptist

(The Rev. Carleton w. Atwatek D. D..
PASTOR
Ill A. M
Organ Prelude-"Two Noels". .Guilmant
Tenor Solo
Comfort Ye My People" from
Every valley Shall Be Exalted
Chorus-"And the Glory of the Lord"
Barytone Solo
For Behold Darkness Shall Cover
the Earth"
The People That Walked in Darkness"
$3.50 P M
Religious drama
"The Light of the World"
BY H Augustine Smith
Miss Estelle Harding, director of drama
music by chorus choir; Perceval Owen
organist and choirmaster.
Mrs. Robbye Cook Ridge, soprano; Miss
Maxine Moore. contralto; George Kadel
tenor; George Newton, baritone.
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Advent Episcopal

The Rev. George S Southworth Rector
-II:OO P. NJ. Christmas Eve
and
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Second MOravian Episcopal

The Rev George c. Westphal. Pastor.
$50 P. M
At the morning Unified service the
Younger departments will present short
exercises. and the pastor will give an OBJ
iect talk on The Greatest Christmas
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~ 4Hs
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT
THE Bethlehem Inn"

b. Fred w. Wolff
A gent of ne nativity and White
Gift for the kim Service"
-CharacterS=
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remained so even after the
train started.
After a little while, however,
she opened her eyes and looked
at her fellow travellers. There
were not many Of them. His
hand sought hers and her own
nestled into it.
"Spuyten Duyvil is not very
far away" he said.
II know. Suppose I 60 on
to Montreal with you?"
He forced q smile at that
a troubled one.
Besides our food, my valise
is fully packed" she remarked.
His smile faded and he looked
at her uneasily: and she looked
back at him out of level eyes.
"You couldn't venture to do
that"
why? Wouldn't you marry
me?" she inquired naively.
Darling. what are you talk
ing about"
He said grimly: IF ever I
get out Of this I'll want to, and
you know it,"
"Are you afraid you'll be ar
rested on this train?"
II haven't any means Of
knowing. You saw my valise,
yonder. Papers were taken from
it today that makes my Situa-
ton very serious. And that is
why I don't want you to come.
And that Is why I shall be re-
lieved when you get off at
Spuyten Duyvil."
CONTINUED on Comic Pase)
The Washington times., 1933-12-29
WAGNER TOQU|T
LABOR BOARD

Senator Robert F. Wagner Cd
Of New York, has come to the
conclusion that he cannot serve
his State adequately If he is also
on duty as chairman Of the
National Labor Board, and has
asked President Roosevelt to re-
lieve him as soon as possible from
the latter position.
There had previously been an
expectation at the MIRA that
Wagner might be able to con-
tinue with the board, inasmuch
as regional labor boards are now
being set up, and the duties of
the national board are expected
to be less arduouS.
The place will be difficult to
fill, because it will demand q
person Of national prominence
who can command the confidence
both Of industrialists and work
ingmen, and who is free from any
special affiliation with either
group.