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Town of Bethlehem Faulkes). An
thems, "The Shepherds Story"
fDickinson and GLORY to God in
the Highest" CHandeD. Postlude,
"The Hallelujah Chorus" CHand
Vesper service (candlelight) 4 pm.
An hour of music by the quartet
and choirs, assisted by harp and
violin.
The trumpet choir will play
Christmas carols on the steps of the
church, beginning at 3:45 pm. At
4 o'clock the vesper service will be-
gin. The program consists of carols
and other Christmas music by the
church choir and the junior choirs.
Prelude, violin; harp and organ ensemble
AGe "Aderation's Marls" BoToSsEi sohgssEt
Pr9eessi9nal s {, /! hymn 20 Come, All Ye
Glad tidines, THE Shepherds story"
Dickinson
Angels We Have Heard on High
List. the Cherubic Host Gaul
~ Holy Night Adam
The star; Behold That Star (spirituaD
The e,ho mother ,I. and GhildI q d.. <,u
"Gesu Bambino" o. ' -Yon
Hymn, Silent Might, Holy Night" c ~
Rejoice with exceeding great. Joy
Now Is the Merry Christmas Time"
Foster
"christmas Chr tna.,.I Day tchoral fantasy on
Occasional Pes,,s,d hymn, Joy to the World"
Postlude, "OHertory on Two Christmas
Carols -- Guilmant
During this service the choir will
be assisted by the following artists:
Anne OBrien, harpist; Helen Hunt
Laise, violinist and soprano soloist;
Addessa Ehrhart, contralto: Ruth
Snodgrass, contralto; Barrett Fuchs,
tenor; Wendell Anderson, baritone;
Frederic Laise, baritone. and Nancy
N. Poore, organist and choir director
FOURTH YTERIAN
CHURCH, James H. Miers, min
ister-Music for the Christmas serv-
ices tomorrow will be as follows:
Celestial joy and "Adasio'' Handel
Postlude, morning,
Christmas March Merkel
Prelude. evening.
Provencal Carol
Grave and Adagio' Mendalssohn
"Adeste Fidelis," Portuguese Hymn"
Morning snihsr, choir and ss;Lo solo music:
Solo. There Were Shepherds" Gynes).
by Lawrence Troth, baritone.
EVsnins sni6,s.e choir and SPECIAL M Ira music;
soIolSts Grace Tto,, w Wooden :. soDrano;
g Holy Night '''' ''' 'AS''
While Shepherds Watched"
From the East the Wise Men Came"
Male chorus: Theodore Belote John
I'VE Three Kings
..I I'VE I, Saw Him Sleeping"
Why Didst Thou Leave Thy Throne?"
'Hallelujah Chorus
GUNToN-TEMPLE MEMORIAL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, DR..
Bernard Braskamp, minister. The
music for tomorrow's service will
include the following:
Prelude, Holy Night" Vale
Anthem: "christmas-Tide. a Medley Of
Sung by Junior and Senior choirs N'
and Quartet.
onbert9ry bsrGiy quartet There Were yhep.
Mildred Moore, Soprano: Mrs Howard
Clayton, Contralto Howard Clayton,
Duet, "cantioue de Noel Adam
Mrs Moore and Mrs Clayton
Postlude. Fantasy on Christmas Hymns"
Mildred B. Moore. director of
music. and Kenneth w. Frisbie. or
ganist.
METROPOLITAN PRESBYTE-
RIAN CHURCH-Christm music
at the two services tomorrow will
be as follows:
"cantique de Noel Adam
20 Sing to God, ~ Gounod
Ne'n'eneW Women's Choral d1oup SS%peT-S'i'kies
PM.
The evening service christmas
Eve) will be in the nature of
"candelight service" with the gen.
eral singing of carols and the
quartet contributing mo Candle
Was There and No Fire" Lehman;
"Adeste Fidelis," Novello.
The quartet: Ruby E. Zwinglas,
soprano; j. Edmund Veitch, tenor;
Mabel McC. Bullough. contralto;
Oscar F. Kuldell, baritone. The
women's choral group consists of
II voices. The junior choir has 18
members.
NORTHMINSTER PRESBYTER-
IAN CHURCH-Dr. Walter E. Price,
pastor. The vested choir, under the
direction of Olive Writer'S, with
Howard Miller at the organ, will
hold their Christmas service begin
ming at 10:40 am. Sunday. The
progam will be:
frelude christmas shrHS es 1es Beils earl0n
Proffessionsl' of ss1orv!l Angels From the Realms
Anthem, TT Came Upon a Midnisht sht
sa|d ehimss SIS Silent e !, Might" Might '',aAs
Gohners9ry' Ghert Christmas Chr. Fantasy" Reblins
Postlude, Noel Polonais" -Guilmsnt
PM.
Christmas Eve' Mailing
Christmas Night" Golfer
THE Shepherds" - SaIome
Mr. Miller.
Midnight, Christmas carols on the
carlton, Mr.. Miller.
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS
Warren F. Johnson, organist, will
play "Phantasie on the Chorale,