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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-22
In City Churches Sunday

Brightwood NJ. E.-The Rev. ?. T. Tay-
lor pastor Morning theme. Christmas.
night. Christmas program oy the children.
r. Messersmith. pastor. Morning. Chill
dren's Christmas program. night, Christ
mas play. The Star Shines on
Bethlehem Lutheran-The Rev. Allen K.
Trout. pastor Morning theme, satisfy
ing joy: night a pageant Gifts 10 the
KING: Christmas Eve theme. I'll ,. NJ
Our King"
st. PauTs Rcformed-The Rev. William
K Knierim. pastor Morning German
theme. The Christmas Cheer From
Bethlehem.: English theme, The Mean
ing Of Christmas. Sunday school program
| at P. m
Trinity Reformed-The Rev. william H.
Knierim. pastor. Morning theme. ne
Incarnation'; Sunday school program al
p. m.
B,aine Avenue NJ. E.-The Rev. Lemuel
Peace on Earth. Good Wiii to Men:
night. Christmas service with Mrs. A. L.
Bennett in charge.
River Avenue Baptist-The Rev. George
D. Billeisen, pastor. Morning theme. The
Spirit Filled: night. a Christmas can
tata. The Birth Of the Eternal King
MeadIawn Christian-The Rev. Charles
H DeVoe. pastor. The Rev. G. l. Hoover
ice. Christmas pageant will be given
at the evening service. A Christmas serv-
ice will also be held Monday night
Hillside Christian-The Rev. Herbert J.
Wilson. pastor. Morning theme. Back
to Bethlehem; night Christmas cantata.
Promise and Fulhllment." presented ~
the church choir.
Washington Street NJ E.-The Rev, L.
H Kendall pastor Morning theme The
Wonderful Christ; night, Christmas music
by the choir.
Memorial Presbyterian-The Rev. W. H.
Kendall. pastor. Morning, a short CHRIST,
mas cantata. The Birth of Christ and
selections by The choir from the oantata.
"Tidings of Great Joy"
BelIaire w E.-The Rev. E. Earl Jones
pastor. Morning theme. Keeping Christ
in Christmas; night Learning Lie
Lessons"
EngIewood Christian-The Rev. O. A.
F FGlied P Pfo@se "G nisht the pageant
under ai;'' the direction Of Mrs. ]. o. VIII
| liams.
North side Church of God--The Rev.
P B. Turner pastor, Morning 6 1hgi9f.
mas pageant, when the Prince of Peace
| Was Born.
East Park NJ E.-The Rev. R. A. W.
rev, pastor. "Glorifed Living CHRIST
mas pageant will be given at 1880 p. m.
Fishers of Men Glass of Fountain Square
| Christian-Special music will be given to-
morrow morning by the Four Daughters
| og Zion quartet.
st. Paul NJ. E...,The. Rev. Charles r;
| Lizenby. pastor. Morning sermon bY .the
pastor The Drama League will present
! How the Great Guest Came at 1880
| D. m.
Broad Ripple Christan-The Rev. John
Raw CLARK. pastor Morning theme, The
! Christmas Message. night. White Gift
| Service" by the children.
Mt. Zion Baptist-The Rev. Marshall A.
Talley pastor Christmas Eve at 10, a
pageant "Glorifed Gifts" will be pre-
sented under the direction Of Mrs w. E.
Unity Truth Center-The Rev. Murrell
| G. Powell pastor. Morning theme. Song
] of the Ages; candlelight service. p. m.
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Dog Saves Four Lives
BIZ Times Special

81 imfS NpcCtOC
FRANKFORT, Dec. 22.-Buster, a
brown and nondescript dog, is a
hero here. He is credited with saw
ing the lives of four persons when
fire at night destroyed the home Of
Paul Smith.
BY frantic barking and paving at
a basement door the dog awakened
Mr.. Smith who succeeded in getting
his wife, 2-months-old baby and sis
ter-in-law, Betty Douglas, from the
house.
Buster, himself, required little
rescung after his heroic efforts.
Overcome by smoke, he was saved by
Jack Miller, Frankfort high school
pupil and football star.
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Theater Opening Set

By Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Dec %. -
This city's new moving picture the
alter, now under construction on
Westinghouse will be formally
opened on Feb. "a, H. P. Wonder
schmitt, Bloomington, announced
today.
First run pictures will be shown
in the playhouse with three changes
of program weekly. Another
feature of the new theater which
will seat 600 on the main floor will
be lower admission prices. At pres
ent the owners of the building are
undecided as to whether to include
a proposed balcony with capacity
of $50.
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| Farm Bureau Elects

By IWtS NVttTU1
NOBLESVILLE, Dec. 22.-Of1cers
of the Hamilton County Farm Bu-
reau we're elected at meeting here.
Members of the incoming admin
istration are Layton Johnson, presi-
dent; Charles Waltz, vice president;
Charles Bardonner, secretary and
treasurer; Myron Cox, Roscoe Nc
Cory, Bert Leonard, Ralph Mushrush
and Fred Carpenter, directors.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong 10.
John Grady. 3OI W. 26th-st. Oldsmobue
sedan. found al 2lst-st and Bouleyard-pl
John W Hall. AS S Rural-st. Ford va
coach. found in rear OF 249 S. Rural-st.
Lawrence Curry. ala Spann-av. Ford
coupe, found at Southeastern-aY and Ru-
ral-st.
E L. Higgins 2ls1 N Temple-av. Es-
sex coach. found at 1912 Pleasant-st.
Pete Frenzel. l0la Udell-st. Oldsmobile
coach. found at 428 S. Pine-st. wrecked.
Mrs. Mildred WEIGH 302 E 1Ith-st.
Buick asadan. found at 1900 5aItinore-av.
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Indiana in Brief


REFNFIELD Whtcomb Riley,
many howpace CITY, moved position
permanent public result of the last acts OF the out
going Council.
resolution recommending that the historic
society
citizens The site is owned by the poets heirs VINO
committee
behalf of the society
than 100000 in purchasing and
odd
a
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong TO.
Everett Myers 1865 N. Pennsylvania-st.
Ford roadster. from in front OF home.
Sam Frankovitz. 1913 z 23d-st. Plvm-
outh SEDAN from parking lot on Ohio-st
between Illinois-st and Capitol-ay.
Ernest L. Anderson. 1921 Carrollton-av,
Ford sedan. 102-56a. from in front OF
home.
Earl Barnard. q s Belle Vieu-pl. Ford
sedan. 1929. from North and Noole-sts.
Lawrence Leach. R. r 10. Hudson coach.
from Terrace and Madison avs.
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MUSICAL VESPERS

A musical vesper service will
be given at the Third Christian
Church at 4 tomorrow after
noon, in which all the newly
organized choral organizations
will take part.
Approximately $50 singers
will take part in this program,
which will be presented on an
enlarged stage in the assembly
room.
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MINTON TO LEAVE FOR
CAPITAL WEDNESDAY
Four Aids on Washington Staff
Named by Senator Elect.

Senator ELECT Sherman Minton
today had completed appointment of
his Washington staff as he prepared
to leave Wednesday for Washington
The senator elect confirmed APP
pointment Of James Penman, Bra
1l, as his secretary. Other men,
bers of the Washington staff are
John Sembower, Bloomington, as
sistant secretary; Miss jeanne
Noone, Indianapolis, and Mrs. Ethel
Tierney, CASTOR.
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JAPAN HONORS CROWN
PRINCE ON BIRTHDAY
Future NIikado l Year Old; Cele-
bration Is Joyous.

By United Press
TOXIC, Sunday, Dec. 23.-With
prayers and parades, the japanese
Empire today joyously celebrated
the first birthday anniversary Of
the future Mikado, Crown Prince
Akihito TSugu.
The celebration was the first Of
a series of holidays which already
have slowed public and private
business and which will not be
ended until Jan. s.
While school children carrying
flags and lanterns paraded in al
most every town in honor Of the in
FAINT son Of Heaven" the celebra-
ton within the imperial household
itself was marked with simplicity.
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Emerson Avenue Baptist

The Rev. H. c. Rowe. Pastor
TOMORROW
Morning
A choir of thirty voices will present a
program of Christmas anthems with the
pastor delivering his Christmas message.
II p. M
Candle Light Vespers
Gesu BamblnO
CantiQue &c Noel
o Quiet Night
selection from Holy Night" including
And IN That Day
There Shall Come Forth
Silent Night
Blessed Town OF Bethlehem
Glory to God in the Highest
Star of the East
Quest of the Wise Men
Blessed Be God of Israel
SOOist. Mrs R. R. Mitchell Mrs. J. c.
Anthony Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey. Mrs VIM.
Won Miller; Miss Elma Sullivan. Mis- Rita
Johnson. MI. K. Ct. Foster. Mr.. Paul
Grabb
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Hitler Honors Rescue Crew

BIZ United Press
CUXHAVEN, Germany, Dec. o.
Adolf Hitler today greeted the
crew Of the German liner New York,
who with extraordinary heroism
rescued the crew Of the disabled
freighter SiSto.
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Fairview Presbyterian

Ms. Frank T. Edenhsrter Director Of
Music and Organist
TOMORROW
lois A. M
organ Prelude-Holy Night Dudley Buck
DONoloEv
Cali 10 Worship
Responsive SELECTION 42-The NATIVITY
Anthenl-Bet hlehem -.--- Bartlett
SoloiSts Miss Ruth Mcvey and Mr.. Harry
Pastoral PrayerSch6or1aaii Response
eeaTolmone Winter NIight-Reggtnald Hunt
Hymn No. SEQ Come al Ye Faithful
Violin solo by Mrs: L9dinda cottinEham
carOl-The Angels Christmas sons
soloist. Mrs. J. Harry Green. With
SeTmon--The First Christmas
The Rev. Virgil D. Ragsn
Chilcrens Choir
o HOLY Night .......... Adams
AWAY n q Manger Luther
Hvmn-Silent Night. HOLY Night
Benediction-Choral RESPONSE
Organ Pos,lude-The Hallelujah
Chorus-MesSiah -...-........ Handel
$50 P. M
Candle Light vesper Service
Adsgsd from 81 the M KPs6 a1a SRephS
Presented by the High School Group
Organ Preude-Jesu Bambino 800. Yon
Candle Lgh.ing Ceremony
Scripture-LuEe 2.l-20. Matthew 2ll2
Virgil n Rsgan. Minister
Professional OF AngelS-O Come All
ANGELS. Joan SHERMAN. Harriet Shell
horn. Joan DaTiS. Betty Harger. Jennie
Mae Dennis Betty Lou Johnson. Mary
Bell. Mary Ann Buskel. Gene Clairmont.
IfiisbvGAwsv i, Maneer Luther
Marv. Chlorls Bell. Joseph. George
Shively. Attendant Angels Mary Lou ST.
esrnan. Betty Spicke lmier
Eymu-Sllent Night. Holy Night
Alteration Of the herheruS-Whte
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
by Night and the First Noel
Shepherds. Robert Mcleod. James Crock
e.. George Watkins. William John Nc
Dermott
Alteration Of the Kings-we Three
Kings OF Orient Are and SIS With
Glacness Men OF Old
Kings: John Cooper. Robert DAVIS and
Arthur Mundt. attendants, Robert Harger.
Charles and James HineSley
Onering-Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne
Presentation Of Offering. Sanctus
RsRedictien
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| By United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Devel-
| opment of American waterways for
greater public service and to mini
maze their threat of destructive
foods is recommended by the Ma
tional Resources Beard.
The committee recommended har-
Messing of Is major streams to sup
ply navigation, irrigation, and
power, and Federal projects to elm
mate floods, soil erosion and pollu-
ton.
The most important waterway
being studied now is the Mississippi
valley region. A separate report will
be made on the section shortly be-
fore Jan. l.
The board also recommended de-
velopment of the North Atlantic,
South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf.
the Great Lakes and Red River of
the North basins; the Upper Hiss
isSippi, Missouri and Ohio basins;
the Southwest and Lower Mississippi
regions, the Western Gulf and Colo
RADIO basins, and the South Pacific
and Great Basin and the North Pa
ciflc districts.
Cost Estimates Given
The report said Army engineers
estimated they could spend $8.000,-
100000 on waterways. Public works
figures show reclamation, rivers and
harbors and flood control we're al
lotted S305, $4,000 up to Dec. /, this
year. Requirements for 1886 would
be $197 100000, and for completion
approximately 1858, 100000.
The board in recommending estab-
lishment of a permanent water
planning committee said: In plan
ming for water, the country must
take long view and think in terms
of conservation as well as of cur
rent use"
Hydro-elec power, the group
said, presents tangled problem
which interests ali citizens from the
domestic user of electricity to the
coal miner, the owner Of public
utility bonds, the industrialist look
ing for cheap energy, and the advo-
cate of subsistence homesteads."
Cheaper Power Urged
Development of water power, the
report intimated, would lead to
lower rates and make for more gen.
eral use of electricity. Pointing out
that only 10 per cent Of the coun-
try'S 100000 farm homes use cleo
tricity, the board said:
What keeps this potential de-
mand from becoming effective are
the relatively high charges for cleo
tricity that prevail in many sections
Recent studies of domestic con-
sumption in low-cost municipalities
demonstrate that the demand for
current is highly elastic, expanding
rapidly as the cost declines"
Definite recommendation regard
ing hydro-electric power develop
ment we're held up pending a re-
port from the power policy COM
mittee, headed by Harold L. Ickes,
Secretary of Interior.
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$4,000 DAMAGE SUITS
FILED IN CAB WRECK
Three Injured When Taxi Hit
Cement Pier File Claims.

Three persons injured Tuesday IN
a taxi accident had suits on file to-
day in three Marion County courts
for $4,000 injury damages.
William B. Rogers and lis wife,
Hattie asked $4,000 from United
Transportation Co., Inc, % W.
Henry-8t. and Richard ST. George
demanded $4,000.
The taxi in which they were rid
ing struck a cement pier at a rail-
road elevation on Madison-av, near
McCarty-st.
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University Park Christian
TOMORROW MORNING
Cantata


The Christ Child. by c. w. Hawlev
Mr.. Paul L. Walters director: Miss
,soloiSts: Soprano, Mrs. Kari Means.
alto. Mrs. c. E Burrows. Mrs. c. o. HaW-
lew: tenor Maxwell Fentz and James
Dennis Reed: bass Jesse c. Barker and
Everett K. Todd.
Members OF choir are: Miss Mary BONN
stadt. Mrs C.. j BohnStadt. Mrs Pauline
Wirlck: MIS-. Perry Mendenhall Cha-'otte
Cox. Miss Edith King Xenia SwailS Mrs.
Jessie Conner. Miss EVA King Mrs. Daisv
O Brien. Mrs. Everett K Todd. Miss RUBY
Q. Todd. Margaret Afford, Mrs NJ. S.
Anderson. Mrs. Charles Ricketts,. Miss
alpha Sparks. Warren Cox. John Pocue
Paul Jones. Fletcher Cross. Dovle Earring
Fred n Hooker Henry H. Cooper Philip
Gold. Richard Bragg and James Ball.
7:15 P. NJ.
Annual Christmas program will be given.
The paDtomime Will begin with the
prophecies concerning the birth OF Christ
and VIII continue with eight scenes clos
ing with the Wise Men presenting gift.
The choir Will furnish the music. The
committee directing the pantomime is
composed Of Margaret Davis. Perry Men
denhau. EVA King and DOYLE Earring.
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Central Christian

Dr. W A. Shullenberger Minister
Fred Jerry director Of music, Virginia
Jerry. organist.
TOMORROW
-10:45 A. M
organ Prelude Fantasia on Old
Christmas Carols FaulKes
est Pergolesi
Ofertory Anthem-The Morning stars
Sang Together Stevenson
organ Postiude-Christmas Postlude. Best
-7:45 P. M
Prelude-Noel ....-..-.. -.-.....-. Buck
Anthem-Pre pare Ye the Way of the
Quartet - While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks .-....-...--.- Bartlett
Solo--Virgin'S Lullaby ..--.-...-..- Buck
Josephine L. Corwin
organ Ofertory-A Christmas Rose
Bursts Into Bloom ,-,.--.,; - Brahms
organ Postlude-Adeste Fidelis Com
Ing of the King ......-....... Buck
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First Presbyterian
TOMORROW
d NJ
4 P. M

The children and young people of the
church school, assisted by members of the
combined choirs, will present the pageant
The Followers of the Star" written by
Prof. and Mrs. Edward R. Bartlett OF
The pageant director is Miss Mabel L
Cutlery; Mr. Harry Fowler. assistant
director; Mrs. E. H. Mayo, director OF
costumes, and Mr.. Edward H. Mayo
director Of lighting. soloists are Miss
Margaret C. Schofeld, contralto, and Mr.
George. Frederick Holler, tenor. Mr.. Hol-
Ter will direct the choirs and Miss Ger
trude Free will be at the piano.
Participants in the pageant follow:
Isaiah-Charles McGahey
The Magi KingS-Gasper. Louis Eggert;
M 4l5 Wyilbert Eggert; Balthasar
The Shepherds alib. Lewis C. Bose
Reuben. Robert Virden: Nathan Alfred
J. Porteous; Levi. Harold r. Gemmer;
The Madonna-Viola Cochrane
Joseph Kenneth Peters
Spirit of he Church-Barbara Cakes
YOuth-Eugene M Fife
Spirit of Educatior-Samuel K Mccain
Spirit Of Healing-Juian E. Kennedy
Spirit of DemOcracy-Alice L. Porteous
MISUNDERSTANDING Bush
Superstitution-Ruth Pinkham
Hatred-Alice B. Barry.
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Frankfort Mayor Ill
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Special
FRANKFORT, Dec. 22-Mayor
E. Crawford is seriously Ill at his
home of sciatic rheumatism.
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st. Georges Episcopal

Francis Tetu, vicar
TOMORROW
$ A. M
Holy Communion
g A. M
Church School
10 A. M
Morning service with sermon.
CHRISTMAS DAY
g A. M
Procession Come All Ye Faithful ..
READING
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Gethsemane Lutheran

The Rev. j. s Albert Pastor
Mrs. William Hammond. Organist; Mrs.
Samuel Nogt Director
TOMORROW
-1O:4S A. M
Prellrde-Christmas Pastoral $780,. Merkel
Professional Hymn-Good News from
The Lutheran Liturgical Service
An-hem-The Prince Of Peace $500. Wilson
Hvmn-Jov 70 The World
se5mon-A Garland Of Gifts .
An,he NssSiAr Bring You Tidings MoPhaii
Recessional Hymn-The New Born King
Postlude-Hsllelulah Chorus Messiah
- P. Nj
Church school Christmas service The
Christmas Story II Scripture and Song.
CHRISTMAS EVE
Prslude-Shepherd- Song ..-.. Merkel
Candle Light Professional - Come
Hither. Ye Faithful
Anthem-Reioiee. Daughter Of zion
Aa,ksmS wsichman. Tel Us Of the
sermon-Good Things
Offertory-M Medley OF Christmas Airs ,srrl
Solo Sleep. NV Little Jesus Adams
Recesional Hymn-It Came Upon the
Midnight Clear
Postlude-March Of the Msgi .. Dubois
Choir members. Sopranos, Mrs. Samuel
Rhodes. Mrs J s Albert. altos. RUBY
Heldelman. Virginia Snider Dlorothy XoseL
Mrs A. Z. Billger. tenors William Ham
mond William schlegel. ). S. Albert: bass
McDougaN william Fzer. Fred Nogel.
Donald McCloskcy.
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North Methodist Episcopal
william F. Kugel. Minister OF Music
TOMORROW

william F. Kugel. Minister of Music
TOMORROW
-1O:45 A. M
Professional Hymn-Joy to the World
Call to worship ane Response-siiens
Night Holy Night
The Lords Prayer
Hymn-Hark. the Herald Angels Sing
Prayer and Choral Response
Automatically Joyfully Sing New
junior Choir and Junior High school
Anthsm = While Shepherds Watch
1neif 'he Combined Choirs A"S0 'u"SS'
Administration Saviour ....:......
.........arr. by F. Melius Christians
Combined Choirs
sermon-The Message Of the Manger
...................... DR.. McPheeters
Hymn-Angels From the Realms of
Glory .....-...-.--..-.. Regent square
Benediction
vesper Service
THE Messiah"
Bv George Frederick Handel
Directed by William F. Kugel
Accompanists-Lee Welker. organ Mrs.
Roger L. Trueblood piano, Miss Marietta
soioists~Miss Bessie Greenawalt. Miss
Marietta Adams Nadvne Cravens
Schleicher. Mr.. Howard Clayton. Mr.. Har-
~ Payne. Mr.. Robert Schleicher.
Prelude-Fantasia on Christmas Themes
Organ Transcription
Hymn-Come All Ye Faithful ........
.................. Portuguese Hymn
Invocation
Offering
Overture
Tenor Comfort Ye
Val he nd
Chorus-And the Glory of the Lord
Bass Recitative-Thus Saith the Lord
Bass Air-But Who May Abide the Day
Of His Coming
Contralto ecitatiye-Behold virgin shall
conceive and bear a son, and shall
call His name Emmanuel. God with
Chorgs-o Thou That Tellest Good It'd
Chorus--For Unto Us Child Is Born
Pastoral Symphony
Soprano Recitatiye-There Were Shep-
herds Abiding in a Field.
Chorus-Glory to God
Contralto Recitative-Then Shall the
Eyes Of the Blind Be Opened
Contralto Alr-He Shall Feed His Flock
Like a Shepherd
Contralto Air-He Was Despised
Chorus-Au We Like Sheep. Have Gone
Tenor Recitative - Thy Rebuke Hath
Broken is Heart
Tenor Air-Behod and See
Chorus-Lift Up Your Head
Chorus-Hallelujah
Silent Prayer and Amen
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First United Presbyterian

The Rev. Joseph A. Mears. Pastor
TOMORROW
-1O.45 4. NJ
organ Prelude-The Holy Night
Dudley BucF
DoxoioEv and Invocation
Hymn-The Newborn KING
James MOntgOmer
Responsive Reading-The Birth OF
Christ Luxe g.
Silent Night. Hallowed Night
V. E. Becker
Choir
Scripture Reading and Pastoral PRAYER
Hvmn-The Homage of the Wise Men
William c. Dix
Ofertorv Solo-The Newborn King
L'ESpoiT
Mrs Earl Spradlev
Sermon The FIRST Christmas
Glory 20 God in the Highest
Choir
Benediction followed bv Silent PRAYER
organ PCstlude-Christmss PoStlude
j. LemmenS
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TECH STAGES PAGEANT
$500 Attend Christmas Program at
High School,

twenty-five hundred saw The
Glory Road" Technical High School
Christmas pageant, last night in the
school auditorium. Chelsea Stewart,
was stage director, and Mrs. Eliza
beth Cochran, musical director.
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Bethany Lutheran
CHRISTMAS Eve
IL p. M
St. Paul's Episcopal

The Rev. Lewis Brown. Rector
CHRISTMAS EVE
1880 p. VI.
Carols ,,
Like silver Lamps Steggall
Star Lovely star French Carol
when Christ Was Born Brown
saw Three Ships ENGLISH Carol
solo roI OF the Birds Bias Quercy
James GIbreath
Ring On Christmas Bells stevens
1900 O'Clock
ProcoesiouaI-U Came Upon the Md
night Clear ------------ Wills
Lords PRAYER Chant.
Kvue Eleison --.--------.- lourS
Gloria Tlni-Ci~afiaS ours
OncrtOrv. S0lo-The Virgins Lullaby
D. Buck
Mrs Irene Jarrard
SauctuS Holy. Lord God Of Hostsl Tours
Communion Hymn-Bread OF the
World ....--- SchnecSer
Gloria IN ExCelSiS Iours
HYMN SILENT Night HOLY Night Gruber
Prre-SiouaI Adcste F,deleS Reading
Mr. Juliet shaw. soprano: Mrs, Irene
Jarrard cCntraltO. James GibTeath.
teror Edward Martin. baritone.
Clarence II. Carson, choirmaster ana
orEauiSt
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UTILITY FIRM TO PAY
ENTIRE ClTYS BILLS

oUU OOIISuNItIS htttINt ooJUU
Christmas Gift.
By United Press
BLOOMFIELD, Ia, Dec. "a
Christmas present Of $500 was be-
slowed on the city today by its mu-
nicipal light plant. All bills for De-
cember electricity were Cancelled.
About 800 residents Of the city bene-
fitted.