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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
Capitol Avenue NJ. E.

The Rev. E. Arnold Clegg Pastor
Herbert Rennard Director
TOMORROW
II P NJ
Candle Light Service
Prelude-The Coming Of the King Buck
Professionally. Come All Ye Faithful
Pastoral Prayer-Choral Response
Jesu Bambini -..--..-.--. Pierto Yon
How Still the Night .....-. .......... Sptnei
Anthems BY Choir
Dear Little Stranger -....-.. Gabriel
Junior Choir
There's Song in the Air ......-. Speaks
Solo. Mrs. Jessie Evans Ruth
Listen 10 the Wondrous Story Hawley
A Christmas story CnoI E. Arnold clegE
Christmas Number
Solo. Miss Margaret Barragry
Bring a Torch. Isabella -.
.----..-------. An Old French Caro-
Christmas Carol from Lapland Dickinson
joyous Christmas Song ----..-.. GeRaert
Anthems bY Choir
Benediction-Choral Benediction
Postlude-Hosanna --------- Wacns
At 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning, the
church and church school VIII comhine
for the annual White Gifts for the King
service The church auditorium has been
beautifully decorated in white for. the oc-
casion. The pastor. Mr.. Clegg. VIII preach
on I Believe in Santa Claus
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Carols Will
Be Offered
OnPrOgranfS
ch9icS. SoIoiStS Will Be
Heard in YuIetide
Services.

Dr. Prank s. c Wicks pastor.
Christine Hou7eman. OTganist; Louise
Schelschmlct Koehns. harpist.
TOMORROW
1890 4. VI.
frOcesslonaI-O Come All Ye Faithful
Church School.
Reading Clifton o Page.
Carol-Joy 90 The World
Church School.
PRAYER.
CaTol-Hark tho Herald Angels Sing.
Church School
Sonata Pathetioue Beethoven
Harp and organ
Hvmn-O Little Town Of Bethlehem.
Thou That Bringest Good Things Rogers
Quartet.
Jesu Bambino ---- --.--.--- Pietro Yon
Soprano Harp. Organ.
AdcreSs-Tnc Christmas Dream Of Peace.
one Winter Night ..--. REGINALD Hunt
Quartet.
Postiude -Halelulah Chores .----- Handel
Ouartef-Charlotte I.ieber soprano. Mil
cred Baumgart. alto Donald RstCllh.
tenor, Charles Kennett. baritone.
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The Rev. w. T. Jones, Pastor
TOMORROW
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The Rev. w. T. Jones, Pastor
TOMORROW
$3.50 A. M
Prelude-Prelude and Christmas Pas
toral from The Manger Throne
Observation-Disclosures Awake .::.:. M MoWden
Anthem-Behold, I Bring You Good
l'oiH Mss Ruth jenkins soloist NS"''
Sermon by the Rev. w. T. Jones' Pas
$50 P. M
A candlelight vesper service will be given
by the vested choir. Personnel OF choir:
tors sopranos, Miss Ruth jenkins, Mrs. W.
c. Rothermel Miss Laura Stinnett, Miss
Isabelle Stoner, Miss Marian Fisher Miss
Lucille Milan, Miss Marie Miller, Miss Bet
ty Shaw, Miss Jean Dick, Miss Enid Dick;
Miss Geraldine Hopper; altos, Mrs. Mel
Roach, Miss Irene Rotherme, Miss Mar
Miss Esther jenkins: tenors the Rev. w.
T Jones' Roy Fletcher, William Jones
Emerson Calendar, James Milan; bassos
Harry jenkins, w G. Rothermel, William
Jenkins, William Putnam.
organ Prelude-In Bethlehem Town.
Professional : Hark, the Herald An
Hymn-Joy to the World .......... Watts
Congregation
Invocation by the Rev. w. T. Jones
Cantata
The Promise '''''cb Choir '''''' Clokey-hifk
Trio-Cantique de Noel 80. Adam Wilson
Misses Ruth and Esther Jenk-
ms. Harry jenkins
The First NoWell-Tradit Carol
Choir; w. c. Rothermel, mar
solo-The Little Road Through Naz,
S's'" Mrs. Mel Roach -. mann
obligato Quartet - And There Were
Sn eRRoiT Misses Ruth and Esther wilson
jenkins. Harry jenkins, the
Rev w. T. Jones
The star-Polish Carol, 18th Century
". c. Rothermel
Song of the Magi ................ Miles
Irene Rothermel
The Wise Men-Traditional Carol
Rothsrm 6h0rS Mr S 5enkins. M she
A Carol Medley
Here a Torch. jeanette, Isabella
Holy Night, Peaceful Night . Barnby
Good King Wenceslas-Traditional
what Child Is This?-old English
sing We Noel-French Carol 18th
Ladies' Sextet: Sopranos. Miss
Ruth Jenkins. Mrs Mel Roach;
second sopranos, Miss Mar
garet Bartholomew. Miss Ed
Wilma Jones: altos Mss Esther
jenkins, Miss Irene Rothermel
Offering and ffertory-Cradle Song
and Bells ..-..- ............ Peele
Miss Hart
Brightest and Best Rubenstein-Sudds
Choir
Mary's Lullaby-Tyrolean Carol
Choir; Miss Ruth Jenkins,
soloist
Bethlehem ............ ..--..-.. Bartlett
Adeste Fidelis-Old Latin Hymn .....
............. Arranged by Clokey-Kirk
Choir
Benediction
Chimes
Postlude-Jubilate Dec .-.......... Silver
Miss Hart
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TOMORROW.
$50 P. M
Christmas Pastoral ............ Harker
>, Sleep, Holy Babe ......--...'',. kreckel
PfocessionalGo Come All Ye Faithful. O-S
scripture-1saiah 40 1ii: Is.
Anthem-And the Glory of the Lord
........'......,--, ,..o.,;.-....'.'..' Handel
scripture-1saiah 46:Ii:
Violin solo-He shall Feed His FLOCK
MN orton.
Scripture Reading-Isaiah TIA.
Anthem-Lo. How Rose Fer Bloom
ing .'.'..'''..cc choir ,....''.' PraetorluS
scripture-Luke 2 IL
Mixed Quartet
When Caesar AuguStus-Arr Whitehead
MIS- sShgomeyer 7 Miss gage E White
Scripture-Luke 2: 8-l5.
Anthem-while Shepherds Watched Smart
ofertory-Ava Maria 9'' ......... Gounod
Violin. Martha MoSier; cello Warren
Greene; vocal solo. Martha Higgs.
Poem-Let Us Go Even Unto BethIe-
hem .........,,.... Grace Non Crowen
Mems chorus-Let G Us Now Go Even
wom TT9 6 eS@Isnem4 Exceisis Gor! sevin
Anthem-A Lowiy Stable In Bethlehem
.................... Spence
Soprano solo. Mrs. Schwomeyer.
Soprano Solo-Jesu Bambino ........ Yon
Martha Higgs.
Womens Trio-O Holy Night Adam
Mrs. Harry Milan. Miss Elizabeth
Duncan. Mrs. Rome Hauser
Halleluiah Chorus ............. Handel
Recessional-Joy to the World.
Choir.
Postlude-Hosanna ..-............ WachS
Mrs. Kolmer organ.
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MORE CHURCH MUSIC

Additional church music and
Christmas messages of pastors
of Indianapolis churches Will
be found on Page 4.
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Grace NJ. E.


TOMORROW
$50 A. M
Childrens Worship
Prelude-Adoration ................. Gaul
Call to Worship
Morning Prayer
Hymn-Joy to the World
Reading of the Word
Ofertory-A Christmas Idyll ...... Austin
Presentation of the Offering
Anthem-Beside Thy Cradle ........ Bach
Junior Choir
Sermon Story-The Other Wise Man
Unison Prayer
Observation-Disclosures Fidelis
10 A. NJ.
Adult Worship
Prelude-Holy Night 49,. Dudley Buck
Opening Hymn-O Come All Ye Faith
full
Psalter for Christmas Sunday Morning
Reading of the Word
Choral Response
Pastoral Prayer
Ofertory-Gesu Bambino 80. Pietro Yon
Presentation of the Offering
Anthem-Glory to God in the High
sermon-Let Earth Receive Her King " ''SON
Hymn-Joy to the World, the Lord Is
Come
Reception of New Members
Organ Meditation
Postlude-March of the Wise Men Hosmer
-4:3O P. M
Vesper Service
Cantata
THE HERALD STAR
(By Arthur Miller
Hayden Frye. choir director; Mrs. @.
E. Wrancher, organlst.
Part 1.-The Wondrous Star
Deep Are the Shadows
Miss Helen Ealand
Tenor Solo-Herali Star
o,,rto+ Herald Pa g4. c Cro as ~ ~.
Heart Of the Heaven 40" " wv
MIS- MIS- dyd IL M MiGhael also sopr Pn0
Recitation and Tenor solo-And While
the Shepherds Gazing Stood
Ofertory-Cantique de Noel ........
....................... Adolphe Adam
Part 1.-THE Holy Child
Soprano solo-With Eager Feet the
Ardent Shepherds Came
Mrs. Houston Meyers
Soprano solo-All Hail. Holy Babe
Mrs. Eugene Van Sickle
Alto Solo - Mighty Savior Prince of
Mrs c. L. Holmes
Benediction-The Minister
II II
Christ Episcopal
Cheston L. Heath. organist-Director
CHRISTMAS EVE
5 P. M
Carol Service with Traditional Carols
and the Following
Cherubim and .Saraphim .........
...-.... Elise MacGregor, F. A G. O.
Come Ye Shepherds = Traditional
Good King Observation-Disclosures
49,. Arranged by Stevenson
-11:3O P. M
CHRISTMAS MIDNIGHT EUCHARIST
Professional Hymn No. 20 Come.
All Ye Faithful-Adeste Fidelis
Communion Office-Heath
Credo in Is parts ...... Gretchaninofi
Paul Leslie Raymond, soloist
The Rev. E. Anger Powell. rector
Ofertory Anthem-slng, o Heaven, Tours
Sursum Corda ................. Plainsoge
Festal Mass-Heath
Benedictus qui VENT
Gloria in Excelsis Deo-16th Century
-'..'''.''..'...... Pergolesl
Recessional Hymn = While Shepherds
post Mlddtchfee Ronbcnr u5 ESt
Friedrich Weber, assistant organist
CHRISTMAS DAY
1880 A. M
Communion Service-Heath
Credo in E ................ Gretchaninof
Sermon by the Rector
Offertory Anthem - Hallelujah! The
Light Shineth ....-...-.. Oliver King
Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Del
Heath
Gloria in Excelsis Deo-16th Century
Observation-Disclosures. Pergoles
Postlude-Tocatta on Christmas Theme
noel BOSS
Christ Church Choir of so men and boys
under the director of Cheston L. Heath
M A organist and master of the Choir
listers; William B. Robinson, tenor; Pau
Leslie Raymond, basso, and Master Ed
ward Terrell, boy soprano.
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Washington Presbyterian

cite I. Vaughan. musical director.
TOMORROW
III A. NJ
organ Prelude
The Hoiy Night - Dudley, Buck
gels Sing.
DOXOlOgV.
Invocation and Lords PRAYER.
Gloria PatrI.
Responsive Reading.
Bs 555,,, T8g C 62ssr here s s. Bach
Bring q Torch. jeanette Isabella
old French ---.---..-.--.-- Dickinson
Ofertory soio-The Song Of the An
gels NJ r5-s;at p Wlliiam StlcKieS
Reception Of new members.
Christmas Cantata
THE HOPE OF THE WORLD
p. A. SchneckerJ
Introductory Chorus-Ring Forth. Ye
Bells.
Part II.
There Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field
Ladies Chorus
Mems Chorus.
Fear Notl For Behold.
And Suddenly There was With the Angel.
Mems Chorus.
Glory to God IN the Highest.
Full Chorus.
Part III-The Wise Men
Soprano Solo - From Out the Jeweled
Dome of Heaven.
Mrs. Fred Kepner.
Who Are These That Move
Ladies Trio.
We Have Seen His Star
Mems Chorus.
Closing Chorus-Hail. ROYAL Babe!
Closing PRAYER.
Hvmn-Jov TO the World. the Lord Is
Come
BenedlCtion.
organ Postlude-Grand Choeur ...----
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Albert Reneauo
Tomorrow Night
Al the evening service the Dramatic
Club under the direction of John Nc
Wethv. Will present a Christmas pageant.
The Bethlehem Inn. assisted by the church
quartet
organ PREJUDICE Little Town of
Bethlehem ----- .--..----.- Mueller
organ Ofertory-Lullaby. --...-. Brahms
organ Postlude-Jublate Dec ..... Silver
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Tabernacle Presbyterian

TOMORROW.
-la.t5 A. NJ
organ Prelude Christmas Morn .-- Yon
Choral Break Forth BeauteOus
Heavenly Light Christmas ora
forlOE ...........-- Ba en-
ChOrus-GOd Is a Spirit.
Chorus Novel; Novel;. Sing We Clear
.-.- .--.. ..----.-. Dickinson
Mrs. Wallace. Mr. Rush Mr.. Bumgardner
and Choir.
Recess IOnsl-Pex GloTIae ----.--.- Gaines
Percy II. Weer. narrator, Edward Gaylord
yiolulSt. and choir
40 r. NJ
Christmas Drama
JOSEPH AND MARY
Given IN Recreation Hall. The entire
choir will sing
Soprano. Mrs Walter f. Wallace. con-
tralto Miss Patra Kennedy. tenor. Perry
NJ Rush. Fred Newell Morris. bass and
director Organist Paul r. Matthewe'
choir Of hftV voices.
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First United Brethren

Frances Boelm. Director
TOMORROW
-7:45 P. M
Pageant
THE BETHLEHEM INN
Spirit of Christmas-HazeI wininger
Hannah "a Blind Beggar Maid)-Mary
sulla "a Roman Inn-Keeper) - Don
Jephthqh q Hebrew Stable Bow
Traveller aFr99m Beyond Jordan)-Wn-
child iSm H Of Bethlehem-Miriam. La
mech. Zada. Dorcas
Women of Bethlehem parts PLAYED by
Pauline villa Williams, 8f EdTis Ho%eii
and Lucille Ramsay -Huldah, De-
borah. Hagar, Rachel, zillah
Herald-Robert Lashbrook
Traveller From Capernaum) - Joseph
Baker. Harold Funk and Lee Gull
key)-1ssachar. zebulon, Simeon
Mary-Ethel Harding
Angel-Gladys Waggoner
Child of Bethlehenl-Betty MCGUIRE
wise Men From the East parts PLAYED
by G. F. Snyder James Knarr
and William Puff - Balthasar.
A SerVant-AuStln Wininger
Messenger Blanche. Holder
ing White Gifts
Observation-Disclosures in D .......... Heyser
Il P. M
Cantata
THE STORY OF BETHLEHEM
(By SPENCE
organ Prelude-Gesu Bambino ..... Yon
Professional-Hark the Herald Angels
Part f@The Shepherds
Tenor Solo and Chorus - There
Were Shepherds
SOPRANO solo-Fear Not
Tenor Recitative-And Suddenly
Bass Recitative - And 1t Came to
chorus :. Let Us Go Now Even
Alto Ito Recitat We : And They Came
Alto Alto SOLO 10 and chorus-sleep. Holy
Bass Recitative-And Thou Beth
chorus-He Shall Be Great
Bass Recitative-Now When Jesus
c GaS sOG IF Men-where Is He?
Full Chorus-And 10 the Star
Tenor solo-Earth Has Many
Finale. Chorus and Congregation
Adeste Fidelis
Benediction
Soloists-Maude Tatum. soprano; Hazel
DeHaven, contralto Walter Mot
singer. tenor; Warren Mumma.
Scripture Interludes-The Rev. George
Franklin SNYDER
Organist- Choir Directress GayneH
Lashbrook
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
The Rev. J. D Nautilus. Pastor
Paul G. Ebert. Director
TOMORROW
-7:15 P. M
organ Program
In Thee Is Joy ......-..... J. s. Bach
In Dulci Jubllo .......:.. J. 5. 1ach
Fantasy ---.-..-. John (. West
Clarence Ebert. organist
$50 P. M
Special Children's Service
Come Either. Ye Children
Angels From the Realms Of Glory.
....... With Deseant BY Peter LCtkir
Children and Choir Professional
In Dulci Jubilo ---..-.--...
.. Harmonized by r. L. PearsaI
Choir Anthem
Congregational Hymn - jog 10 the
HCrlQ Isaac Hattl
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son. Betty Larmore Esther Love. Kath-
crime Mayer, Margaret McAree. Louise
Moody Sarah Jane Painter. Saralou Ran
Wrightor
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Fountain Street M. E.

The Rev. Kyman c. MUIR, pastor.
Miss Ruby Kerr, musical director; Miss
Merilyn Walman, pianist.
TOMORROW
$50 P. M
Professionally Come All Ye Faithful
........ .-................... CaSWell
Hymn-The Son ..........:va,;;..,..... Wesley
Chimes-Thy Light Is Come ..... Wilson
Contralto Solo-Be thlehem ....... Brooks
Mrs. Leila Porter
The Song in the Air ..........:: Lorenz
Mrs. Callie Desch. soprano; Miss Mary
Catharine MUIR. contralto.
Tenor Solo-FaireSt Lord Jesus. Shuler
Clifford Long
Solo-The Cathedral Bell. ........ .Lorenz
Charles Garrison
Soprano Solo-Sing o Heavens. Heyser
Miss Marjorie Durham
Clarinet solo. Miss Rosalind MUIR.
GLORY to God ............... Hackleman
Recessionai-Joy to the World. -. Watts
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st. Matthew Lutheran

Rev. L. C. E. Fackler Pastor
TOMORROW
- P. M
Pr reiads Mareh.The children bring Gn0i
their gift of love boxes
Hymn-son of the Wise Men
Order of Opening Service
Pastor and Congregation
Mrs. Buchhorn's Glass
The Infants in Speech and Song
The Old. Old Christmas Story
Reading by Virginia owen
Dqet-Sweet Christmas Angels
The Children of Miss Weidner's Glass
In Speech and Song
The Christmas Message
Reading by Gertrude Otto
Hymn-O Little Town of Bethlehem
The Congregation
The Christmas ,story-Responsive
Superintendent and Congregation
Mrs. Herman Stahls Glass
Hymn-O Come, Little Children
Congregation
Miss Emma Stolrs Glass
Hymn-Come Hither. Ye Faithful
Christmas Tide '''''
Reading by Shirley Britz
Choir-o'er Bethlehem Hills
Order of Closing Service.
CHRISTMAS DAY
Sunrise Service. P. M
Prelude
Mrs. Herman Stahl
Professional
Choir
Hymn-Re joice. Rejoice, Ye Christians
Congregation
Order of Opeing Service
Anthem-Chime on Sweet Bells
Choir
Hymnz1From Heaven Above to Earth
l Come
Congregation
SermOn-UntO Us Child Is Born
Anthem-Glory to God
Choir
Offertory
Hymn-Come Hither Ye Faithful
Congregation
order of Closing Service
DOXOlOgV
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Central Avenue NJ. E.

DR.. Charles Drake Skinner. Pastor
TOMORROW
-1G:45 A. M
organ Prelude-Joy TO the World. Lemsre
Anthem-The Shepherds Story Dickinson
Offertory organ Solo - Shepherds
Pipes ..-,-,----..- = - Harris
ing-16th Century Melody Praetorius
organ Solo-Jesu Bambino .....-.- Yon
organ Postlude Halleluiah Chorus
the MeSSlant ---------. HdHCel
Ralph W Wright director of music and
baritone; Miss Maude Delbridge. soprano;
Mrs r. W Blake. contralto. Lowell B.
Springer tenor; Mrs. Delamar McWork-
man. organist; the vested choir.
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IrvingtOn NJ. E.
TOMORROW
-1O:4O A. NJ
Organ Prelude-Fuga ......... Prescobaldi
Anthem Medley of Christmas Songs
'0'0''''' and Donald Harris.
Trio-The Sleep of the Child Jesus
Miss DeIma vestai Miss Rachel
Timmons Miss Hilda johnson.
Anthem-GIoria from 18th Mass Mozart
ofertoryEChanSon TT IRIS W.T. PsG en-
Dr. Carpenter
organ Postlude- Hallelujah chorus
from the Messiah ........... Handel
Music by the Young Peoples Choir. Mrs.
Leland Clapp, director; Miss Dorotheo
Hogle, organiSt,
-7:SO P. M
Cantata
THE CHRIST CHILD
(Hawley)
Organ Prelude-Alleluia .......... Dubois
Tenor Solo-The Voice of Him
Harry Johnson ..u
Walked in Darkness
Chorus-Arise. Shine
Mr. Sims
Ladies ,chorus-He Shall Feed His
Alto soio-The Angel Gabriel
Miss Edna Hartman
Tenor Solo-Hail, Hail
Garfield Walker
Chorus-How Beautiful Upon the
Soprano soio-My Soul Doth Magnify
w Mrs. Edward Madinger
ChoruS@Sing o Heavens
Soloist. Mrs. Carl WitSnor
Choir and gregation-Nativity (Adesta
ofertorySChristma Pastoral &C.. Faulkes
Soprano Solo-The Plains of Bethlehem
Mrs. Gilbert Helme
Soprano Solo-And There Were in the
SAINT Miss Miss Margaret Kramer
Alto Recitative-And 10; the Angel of
'"' Mrs. Henry Thomas
Bass Solo-Fear Not, I Bring You Good
IioinsS Mr. Sims
SOPRANO Recitativs,m,-And Suddenly
There Was With the Angel
Mrs. Guy o. Carpenter
Bass solo-It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear
Ladies' Chorus-Peace on Earth
Leader. Mrs. Leland Clapp
Soprano Solo-Still Through the Skies
They Came Me- carnen+sr
Tenor Solo-And Ye, Beneath Lies
Crushing Load
Mr. August Jacob
Chorus-For 10; the Days Are Hast
Alto n Regcit tat 1t Came to Pass
Miss Mildred Askren
Male Chorus-Let Us Now Go to Beth
lehem
Alto Recitative-And They Came With
Haste
Miss Askren
Chorus-Holy Night
Soprano Solo-Holiest Night
Miss Delma Vestal
Soprano Solo-And the Shepherds
Mrs. Withner
Chorus-O Praise the Lord
Hallelujah Chorus from the Messiah)
Observation-Disclosures of silence-organ
Chimes
organ PostluGe-Hosanna
Chorus of IS voices assisted by a double
quartet from the Young Peoples Choir
directed BY Mrs. Leland clapP3; and mi Nj
Tor. director; Mrs. Charles E. Teeters,
organist.
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All Saints Cathedral

IEpIStOpaII
The Ri. Rev. Joseph NJ. Francis DID. Bis
hop; The Ven. William Burrows. Archdea-
con, The Rev Robert c. Alexander. Vicar;
The Rev. Francis H. Tetu Canon.
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Special music by Misses Florence and
Grace Izor Merle Sidener. leader and
teacher, viii speak briefly preceding the
pageant.
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jeanette I Vaughan. organiSt and mus
zeal director.
Soloists-Mrs James Sow6ers. Mrs. T G.
Enrle Mrs c. B HARRISON. Mrs. Frank
REYNOLDS Mr. Maurice Pennicke. MI
Gsorge Runvan and Mr.. Harold McLellen.
Evening star., 1934-03-11
ROOSEVELT CREATES
BANK TO AID CUBA
Island to Be Extended Credit
to Buy Silver for
Currency.
BY the Associated Press.

oy tlIC hSoONAobCh AOoo'
Creation of an export rt-import bank
to provide for the Cuban governments
credit requirements, was authorized
Friday by President Roosevelt, in
keeping with the administrations
pledge to assist the economic recovery
of the island republic.
An executive order signed by the
President provided for establishment
OF bank for Cuban trade, with
S2,500,000 in preferred and S250,000
common shares. The Reconstruction
Finance Corporation, it was said, will
acquire the banks capital stock.
Through the arrangement, details
of which still are being worked out,
Cuba will be extended credit suff-
cient to permit silver purchases for
expanding the volume of currency in
circulation in the island republic.
Organization plans were negotiated
here by Secretary Morgenthau, Chair
man Jesse H. Jones of the R. F. c.
and State Department officials with
Secretary Joaquin Martinez Saenz
of the Cuban Treasury.
The Cuban official has been nego-
tiating since Wednesday with admin
istration authorities, to whom he ex-
planned his governments urgent need
for credit facilities to meet emer-
gencies arising from shortage of food
and other supplies among a large
part of the islands population.
Evening star., 1934-03-11

tennis and squash rackets. He plays
a hard game He used to be keen on
cricket-he once did the hat trick"
by taking the wickets Of the King.
Prince Arthur Of Connaught and the
Prince of Wales on the pitch on the
slope below Windsor Castle-but he
seldom plays now. He is not so keen
a horseman as the Prince of Wales, or
SO enthusiastic a dancer as Prince
George, but he is an expert motoriSt,
a fair shot and probably the best
angler in the royal family.
The neatest commentary on him
was made by his father-in-law. Eng
land is trlfle snobbish. 1t accepts
prince because he is prince, royalty
because it is royalty. But in Scot
recall that the noble Strathmore FAM
lily is very old-older in British history
than the Guelphs who sit upon the
throne.
Thus, when in the Spring Of 1923,
news broke that daughter of the
ancient Strathmore house had become
afflanced to King Georges second son,
an old retainer of the Strathmores
wrote to his feudal lord, expressing
loyal wishes for the happiness of the
young mistress, but asking, with re-
spect, what manner of man the Eng
lish prince might be. In ancient FAM
lilies one does not take such questions
lightly, nor dismiss them as mere in
science from the hired help. Gravely
the earl sat down and penned reply.
The prince whom Lady Bowes-Lyon
was soon to marry was "a fine type of
the young Englishman," with "a high
sense of duty" And in case the re-
tainer might think that he had won
his bride right easily, the earl added
that the duke had been a devoted
suitor Off three years.
Speech Defect Cured.
That young Scotswoman has made
the duke happy man. He is cut to
pattern which needed some one like
the Strathmore girl to complete it and
give it meaning He was not self-con-
tained, like Henry; nor was he light
hearted, like George, nor avid of per-
sonal freedom, like Wales. Single. he
seemed not to be a whole man. He
was nervous, i'll at ease, miSunder-
stood. A famous novelist. deputed to
write some stories about his industrial
workers camp, was aggravated be-
cause, when he walked with the duke
and his equerry. the duke failed to
talk. The novelist thought the duke
was too naughty to unbend. The
truth was very different The young
duke had an unnerving impeachment of
speech. There were times when he
simply could not get out what he
wanted to say
His Scots wife helped him to cure
himself of this speech defect. She
helped him in his contacts with peo-
pie and she got hold of a specialist
who completed the cure The big
test came when he had to go to Aus
tralia and open the new parliament
house. He got through his speech
without a pause.
Marriage. fatherhood and the dis
appearance of that speech defect have
changed his whole temperament. He
is a happy and whole man. His
two small daughters are the nations
darlings. They tell story which IL
lustrates how those youngsters are
being brought up. The small Prin-
cess Eliza beth had noticed that when
members of the royal family are about
to make a telephone call the call is
prefaced by the phrase royalty
speaking"
One day she had been told to go
and play in a corner of the room.