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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-04-09

Key West, Florida, has the
most equable weather in the
country; with an average
range of only Ia Fahrenheit.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
LUTHERAN CHURCH SETS UP PROGRAM
Christmas Services at St Johns Features Sun.
 day School Students

A varied Christmas program will be enacted at St Johns Luther an church Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock by the Sunday school pupils. English services will be held tomorrow morning at II o'clock. Christmas morning Rev John N. c. Mohrmann will speak at the Early Matin Services at 6 o'clock. The children's services will be held at 6:30 o'clock Christ mas evening.
 New Years Eve English Services will start at 8 o'clock. German services will start at 8 o'clock. German services will be held on the last Sunday of the old year with distribution of Holy Com- munion. English services will be held on the first Sunday of the New Year with distribution of Holy Communion. The installation of newly elected officers will also take place during those services. The Christmas night program follows:
 ocessional-"O Come All Ye Faithful" by Sunday school and choir. ,Apening of ervices-Pastor J. N.
 Christmas Carol-"Let Us All With Gladstone Voice." by congre- gation and sunday school.
 Christmas Carol-"Sleep, My Savior Sleep" by primary class Of Sunday school. ,.
 Recitations-"Empty Stockings" by primary class, Arthur Munter' Herbert Wilke. Walter Reugg' Fred Altfeter.
 "Our Welcome" by primary class Jean Egert, Allen Ahlberg. John Ruegg, Bennoi von Salewski.
 Dear Baby Jesus Was His Name" by Audrey Ahlberg.
 "sing Songs of Praise" by Bar
 "Good Tidings Der and o'er." by Lois Potts.
 Christfas Carol--"sing We Mer- ry Christmas" by Sunday school.
 Recitation-"Virgin's Lullaby by Miss Ruth Mohrmann's class, oDra Jabs. Harry Kalpin, Betty Gosse, Robert Yerger.
 Christmas CarOl-"Away In the Manager" by Sunday school, :,
 Reeitations-"rhe Angels Song" by Miss Doris Krieger's class. Ar mold sehmollingeF, Mildred Altfet' CT, Robert Miller, Walter klem' meF. ~ Town of Bethlehem, by, congre' gatioH and Sunday school,
 Reeitations - "The Christmas story", by Mrs Gen Jab's class, Erie schmidt, Jh, Richard Wilke, Richard KFuse, John F' MohFT mann, Herbert Jams,
 Christmas Carol-"silent Night, Holy Night, by sunday school,
 ReeItati0ns-"Ghristmas Hymn', by Miss Edna Klelnsehmidts class, Kurt KlemmeP, William sehmQl' llngeT, "cbrIstmas caroP,' by Miss Edna Klelnsehmidps class. ElT fFleda Jahs, Victoria pehmolllngeF' Lydia Kalpln,
 eb0lF selection,
 0ffeTtoTywpHed Stocking, llfts faP Martin Luther's eFphanage at West H0EhuFy, Mass,
 Closing seEVlees-FasleF J, h, S' ReaedlolIOb - Pastor J ", e, MahFmanni
 closing GaTel-nlead Nighp,. by congregation and sunday school
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22

spiritual atmosphere of worship created by the use of stereopticon slides of the world famous Paint
 ings of the Nativity, included in which are some of the following The Annunciation. the Nativity, the Shepherds in the Field, Arrival of the Shepherds, Journey of the Wise Men, the Visit of the Wise Men and the Presentation of the Gifts. The story of the time when Jesus was born and His birth, will be told in the message of the min ister, Rev Wm V. Dickinson, Illus trated with motion picture episode When Jesus Was Born" from the series of Il Am the Way. A Life of Jesus.
 A synopsis of the picture fol- lows: Scenes are shown of the dis- tna view of Jerusalem from the, Mount of Olives; n view of the temple restored as in the time of Christ; the Holy of Holies witliAa procession of priests bearing in an altar of burnt offerings and the ad- vancing into the holy place. Then follows scenes from the political world; Imperial Rome with It's sev- en hills and procession of gener- als; chariots and thousands of sol- diers passing in review before the emperor on Capitoline hill. A visit Is made to the countryside where the tax collector representing this empire of Rome forces the tax Palestine. But in the temple the saintly faithful Jew is in prayer for the Messiah. Out on the hills of Bethlehem the shepherds are keeping watch over their flocks when there appear in the heavens the angels singing "Giory to God in the Highest. Three kings are shown making their journey from the rich palaces in India, along the palm fringed oasis to follow the star to Bethlehem where the Christ child Is wrapped In swaddling clothes. laying upon straw tn manager. Mary. her face with a pee culiar glory of tenderest love looks down on Him in adoration. A solo or Manger Bed wili be sung by Mrs Wm Maggee following the picture.
 At the close of tho service an illuminated cross 2sxis inches and controlled by rheOstat will be dedicated to tho memory Of Mrs Minnie ]. Lynch, in a very impress sIye ceremony, The cross Is placed as q permanent fixture by the members of the family of Mrs Lynch, The church has been beau. tIfully decorated for Christmas and the cross Is hid until Sunday night by beautiful star, Next Sunday night, December 30, the church Is planning tl present pageant wrIt' ten by w, Russell Bowie, "The sol' dieT Of Bethlebem", . companion service 10 the one presented last Christmas at St Paul's,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
Are Protestant churches divided on the color linc9
Sacred Musical Presentations For Holiday
ST. MARGARETS
astor-Rev. William o'shea.

Pastor-Rev. William o'Shea.
 High masses-5;s0 and II.
 High mass will be sung Christ. mas morning at St Margarets church at b;S0, quartet singing Turner's mass, The traditional "Adeste Fidelis" will be sung at the offertory. Professor John l., Bonn will preside at the organ at the b.30 and also at the eleven o'clock mass at which the entire choir, composed of about forty voices will sing, soloists for the eleven o'clock mass are Mrs Fire Pape, soprano, Mss Wlnlfred Grifs fin, altoi Joseph Muloahy, tenorI and Joseph e0nnor, hAssi PFofes. sor John l., Bonn, oTganist and eholrmaster, The program for the liturgieal high mass tp be sung at eleven o'clock will Do in part the mass in honor of Saint Margaret, written by Professor Bonn, and the Missa Regina Paeis by PletF0 Ton, The program folloWsl
 QrgaD Prelude, PastoTale, BaTTeIt lDtTolt, PueF Natps ,t,,p,,, Bonn KgIle, aIoFla--mass in honor of
 ersassi' s' Sfi'sSss' Ssssts' vlaslsi ss"" ersdo lMlssa Reglns Paels) Yon 0HeTl0Ty, Gesp RamblDo ,i.i fon saneins, HeBedIetIs, AgDus Del
 organ biiossiiIiuiisi@!'StiiSSmoi !'StiSoi" Ejni 7"
 kymph0ny ,ItitItttttt, Wld0F
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
MENDELSSO TO
 SING WITH CHOIR
To Interpret Tableaux ai First Church TO-fllOr-
 row Afternoon

The First Church will present the First Church Choir and The Mendelssohn Male chorus with iif rendition of tho oft.repeated aii4 well beloved pageant of the Adors ation of the Kings and Shepherds tomorrow afternoon at St4b o'clock.
 This year variety Is attained hS a different selection of the ancicisk and modern Christmas carols and anthems. The Organist, Miss Fam nie l.. Mccormack, together with the pianist. Mrs Helen Heebner, will join to offcr the instrumental music, deserving of the combined choruses. and Interpretive of the scenes of the pageant.
 From 3:45 until 6 o'clock. tho music will continue, as the pageart unwolds, being carried throughout the entire nave of the church, Sharply at 3:45 o'clock there wiu be organ and piano music after which the church will be darkened for the candle-light service, effectr ed by eighteen young ladies. in the role of angels. bearing lights to the windows: thereafter. the pageant of the Nativity opens. The manager St Joseph, two cherubs. and angels watching over the Christ-child, IS the center of attraction. as angels, shepherds and eastern Wlse-Men come to offer homage and bears witness to the birth of the Savior.
 Christmas greens and cOloresi lights will tend to set of the beau ties of song and sight, suggested by the incomparable glories of the tradition and poetry of St Mats thew's and St Luke's gospel storiee of the first Christmas.
 More than Q hundred men, woIJs- en. boys and girls. of Waterbury join to present this pagent as q service of worship and goodwill. .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
ST FRANCIS

Solemn Mass Ganss Second Mass in honor of St Francis, Kyrie-Gloria-Credo and Agnus
 Del, sanetus ,,,.,,.,,,,, By dounod By Male Choir with Full Chorus Sololstsi Helen Shea, Mae Will
 la Habin. Adesta Fidells ,,,,,,,.,, NoVello Male Quartet -- John Gordon,
 William clasby, George
 Ayotte, Edward Stack. Silent Night ,,,,i,,,,,,, dFubeT
 Male Quartet Juhllate Dec IntFoit Tut sunt ,,,,,,,,,, Goeh Jnpllate Dec i,,,i,p,,rrt, Welsh
 Full Chorus Misse Gantata-- Quartet-Helen Shea, Margaret
 Shea, Edward Shea, William
 Shea, fsHtRfNhf ifi = - ''f HNN"SN
 John GordeH 9esu Ramblne ,,,,t,,,,,l,, fon
 Mrs James parDoll Walebmen What of the Nlght i, ILL'aIII''''''''''i' ussynga See the star ,i,ili,lJlti, Weiss
 Mrs MaTgaFet coffey eFganlst and DlFsetoF, Robert ?, Birt
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
Congregational
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
 FSWRgfND HSWR

CHURCH
 Rev. John R. Coombs, Associate Minister.
 Sehvices Tomorrow-10:S0 a. m. Prelude-"Program of Traditional Carols, played on the organ from
 1O:1O to 10:30 o'clock.
 The Professional Hymn 95-"once
 In royal Davids city"
 The Call to Worship, Invocation,
 Lords Prayer.
 Anthem-"Break Forth, o Beau.
 teous Heavenly Light" (From
 the Christmas Oratorio)-Bach Responsive Reading
 Gloria Patri
 The Scripture Reading
 Soprano Solo-"Rejolce Greatly"
 (From The Messiah h).-Handel Prayer ofertory Anthem-T Saw Three
 Ships"--Taylor.
 Hymn ss-"o Little Town of Beth
 lehem"
 Sermon--"The Glory In the Face
 of Christ"-Dr. Dinsmore The Recessional Hymn ss-"Harkl
 The Herald Angels Sing" Benedlction
 Postiudc-"Pastora from tho
 Christmas Concerto-corelli
 The flowers in the vase will be in memory of MT. George E. Judd and and Miss Eloise Judd.
 The Christmas decorations are provided by the Treadway Memor' ial Fund.
 RccOn Congregational Church Notes
 The offering Sunday VIII be for the Christmas fund of the COngres gationai board Of ministerial re. liefsfoF the benefit of aged congre. gatlODgl and Christian ministers or their needy families, Nearly q thousand families look 10 this Christmas fund as their hope and comfort and protection agalnst sheer want,
 sllecial ChFislmas envelopes will bp placed Co lbe DeWs sunday, eODs tpibplt0Ds Nlllph nFe placed iD illpho envelopes Will De nsed fOp ihe flis lowing puTIlOspsj ihe. nep1y 70 ihe paVlsIl, ihe eblIdreD's ebVlsimas lnea eEpoDses aDd the general GbrtsiNlas expenses for ibe pbHTpll Ty,e negt communion seIylee wilh reception Of members will be bel1 pB Yunday morning, January ~, lDeb, The lecture pFeparnl0Tv % tbe communion wlll be held ID the ghapel en sTbygsesv evening" SaD' TheEe will be n0 EebeaEsals llpls wehk f0F lhe buHi0F .aDg henlOr g.lalgs sDa boBg sna Hlsp eiee Leland |. Stacy glll geVlew lhe h0pk "Tbe lhrleilan Message F0I ibe WeEla Te4aW Rl ihe meeting gf lhe hpndeY H00H plph Bl ile close Of ibe WeFntnH service lplgTFeWi Au mssD 0f lDe congregation gre aOlg ggmeEs ElgDlp VII le %, heTfed ul llle iillk hfslplh Nl ygnnp
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
TestI Luke s,e,isI EDbesIaDs

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
Methodists To Have
 Illustrated Service
Saint Pauls Visual Service Tomorrow Evening to Be
 Featured By Ministers Message

St Paups visual service at St Paul's Methodist Episcopal church on East Farm street will present an unusual Christmas service to- morrow evening at 7:30 D. m. The service is Q visual one of Illustrated hymns:
 Joy to the World, Watts; O Lit- tie Town of Bethlehem, Brooks; Silent Night, Holy Night, Moore, and Angels From the Realms of Glory. Montgomery; and In the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
ST JosEPH's

l. Mass In C.: Kyrie, Gloria,
 Credo, Sanctus. Benedictus,
 and Agnus Rel .,.,.. Mules 2. Adesti Fldelis ..,... NOveiio 2. Christ Born .,,,.... Alekais (. Angel Voices singing ,....
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 ale Piangas, sopranos Marx
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 celia Andrlkas, oontfatioi
 Norbert Aleksia, tenor RnQ
 Peter Lasauskaa, baritone, Solemn Hlgh Mass Will be eelep hFated at klsn 2, D, Nith fhe tsey Pastor ', J, ValRniiejns oeleiAitHN and assisted bg !es Rev '. p.as .'s ssrmep wllll wlll .es es R!ssehssa. s..l.y ~ es mess VII be fuTn!shsd bY q ssysep muHd JeDusalfls, VIollRI Julius Vlis eiauskas, elaFIHeti Vincent ekvssls mas, nFstraa ENphanei vgfaNfaH pllRskas, second sasopheHsi Ale phpHse Jarnsepleia, ynmpetl hians lel pelneH, cornell Vincent kllmss STRs orchestra VIII play q, shs klso, lnl00 ena HOO e'eieek mass,, Ths epllFe musical pFa9FAH. VIII Do pHdeF lhe supervision af Alexander Alsksls, eFgahiss aHa ehelFmasfsb
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
Sunday School LessoR-- THE CHRISTIAN HOME

essavily associated with the nature Of ihe dwelling and its enVlFen' ment,
 t was not into q great and wsll' built house, nor even into aDyE thing RppTpElmatlng q modern apartment, that there came this newborn babe Of Rethlehem, fpl' fllllng . mothers hopes and aspl' Iallens and oeeasl0nlhg gGeal pons deEEnge ln her hearh
 No babe eFeE had q weTfhleE molbeg than Mary, wbo watched over the newborn child ID the l0wllness ot 2 mangeF Here, even lD the crude and temporary lodGE Ing 0f travellers on the crowded euisklris 9f 5eTpsalemJ were f0pnd lbs lhlngs lhss p..Begfy 2 home
 The Christmas lesson reminds us that Gods hlghesl and grpair est hlesslngs are very near !o fhe hpmblesl iblngs, thal they do H9l aspend ppel opINaIq pomp ana show hpl lhal Y is lhe mwera realtlH e( grace end Wnth, ghAl Eakess 0 k,,s,sB s ,ma9 Is bsSe and Flebsa'
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
WATERyILLE UNION CHURCH PROGRAM
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
SECOND CHURCH TO
 PRESENT PAGEANT
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
ST PATRIcK's XMAS
 PROGRAM ARRANGED

An excellent program Af lhFlslr mas music has been arFanged fpg presentation Rt Rl FalTleka nhuP1b Tuesday, Phe pppRgam Hlll feaE lure the W9Tk Qf well kD0gn pem' paReTs, especially lllehara lllgRs, Miss Mary Rice, 0TeaDist, wlll alE reel the enilre presentation,
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-22
Baptist
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

ll a, m, services, RuDaaVi
 organ pFelude-"Ads.le Plaels p,oe s.@ .lisi,I..Hyyo1i Ro' Rs'sIss1 1ss1
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Readers o hs journal are invited to send in questions tOns may touch upon any aspects of these faiths Questions answered In fhs column this National Conference Of Jews and Christians, 2S0 Fourth Avenue City.
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