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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-19

spot for Pitt upset, between Duke
and Fordham, but the Dukes are a
little green yet.
FLORIDA A-TAMPA-Florida goes to
town.
GEORG1A-KENTUCKY-We are still
forced to string along with or Kahn
tuck.
GEORGIA TECH VANDERBILT -
Tech is ready and will win, but
Vandy isn't as bad as they have
looked.
GONZAGA-OREGON - Oregon has
passed the three big ones without
any deep scars and will be looking
ahead to L. {. l.. A. GOnzaga ia in
a beautiful spot, but can't do it.
HARVARD-PENN-John's boys had a
soft day last week, making it tough
on them when they meet stout de-
fense, but they win.
ILLINOIS-INDIANA--Indiana is up
there to stay. It's a well balanced
club.
JOHN CARROLL-ST. JOSEPH'S-
Carroll shouldn't have any trouble
here.
TRANSFORMATIONS - Oklahoma
wouldn't be upset as we wished last
week so we will give in and go
along with them.
KANSAS STATE MISSOURI - A
good close game, Maybe tie or a
couple of points for Missouri.
LOUISIANA ST.-LOYOLA-L. S. Z.
is not going to be stopped here.
MARQUETTE S. NJ. U.-SOuthern
Methodist is tough enough to take
this one easily if the one point de-
feat by n. ID. doesn't make them too
dOwnhearted.
MICHIGAN STATE-PURDUE - The
BOilermakers are ready to win some
MINNESOTA OHIO STATE - The
State line has looked exceptionally
good SO far and the Gophers' line
is not up to their par. State to win
and that will put jinx on them.
MISSISSIPPI-ST. LOUIS-The Reb-
els send st. Louis back in pieces.
MISSISSIPPI ST.-SOUTHWESTER
State comes back to the win
column
MONTANA-U. C. l.. A.-U. c. l.. A.
remains undefeated
NAVY-NOTRE DAME-Three games
won by kicks is quite record, but
N. ID. should win this one by a
touchdown. They will remember the
last time Navy team was faced in
Cleveland. The Irish lost by field
goal.
NEW MEXICO-TEXAS TECH-Tech
gets by, and that's all.
NORTH AROLINA-TULANE,-This
is going to be a good game with
Tulane just coming out on top by a
point.
NORTHWESTERN WISCONSIN,
Northwestern should improve with
every game and although it will be
the Notre Dame struggle before
they hit the years peak now that
the Big 10 championship bubble is
shot, the Wildcats can win this one.
Observation-Disclosures is slated to
even the twO-pOint defeat of last
year by just about that margin.
OHIO WESLEYAN CASE - Case
would appear to be in for another
drubbing.
OREGON STATE WASHINGTON
EveryOne's doing it so why not O.
S. U.?
PENN STATE-CORNELL--A really
top fight game. Cornell gets the
nod.
RICE-S. HUSTON-Rice will get a
little confidence back in this one.
Lain fumbled going over the goal
last week or the Owls might not
need to get it back
ST. MARY'S- SANTA CLARA - The
Gaels of st. Mary's is far better
club but the score will be rather
close.
SAN FRANCISCO S. BARBARA -
The S. F. Dons on very long end.
TEXAS A. & M.-TEXAS CHRISTIAN
The Aggies should keep up the
good work. II. C. u. can't get start
TOLEDO-S -SCRANTON-Toledo takes
another one handily.
WAKE FOREST-W. MARYLAND
w. F. is starting to go. They are
going to be very tough to stop.
w. & J.-DICKINSON-The Presidents
as they please.
WASHINGTON & LEE w. VA
West Virginia hits too hard.
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Women Auxiliary members are put
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for buying sweatshop products.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-19

INCEPTION has always played
- a big part in football. by taking
n pass and hitting up to the left, l
have found this play to be valuable
in offensive football. The ball goes
to the No. 4 back who fakes pass
and hits up following the No. l back,
inside guard and right tackle. The
end blocks in on the tackle and the
No. . and 3 backs block out the end.
The inside guard and right tackle go
around the ends block and turn In
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1939-10-19

to block the backer-up. The No. ]
back leads the play up and blocks
out on the halfback. With the guard,
tackle, and No. l back leading the
play it makes good interference for
the ball carrier to follow. BY taking
a pass the men backing up the line
are held in position.
During the 1888 season. this play
was strong for us and worked par
ticularly well In our game with
PENNSYLVANIA.
Evening star., 1939-12-09

last summer and who will tell about
the meeting.
The rector will preach at the
sung mass at II am. and again at
7:30 pm.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Miss Gi||i|and 10 Speak
Al Mission Service

Miss Laura Gilliland, who recent
ly returned from Liberia, Africa,
where for "a years she served as
nurse in the mission station OF the
United Lutheran Church of Amer
lea, will be the speaker at the thank
Offering and mission service tomor-
row at II am. in the Takoma Luth-
eran Church; the Rev. j. Adrian
Pfeiffer, pastor. The service has
been arranged by the Women's Mis-
sion Circle. Members of the organi-
zation will present their annual
thank ffering boxes at the altar.
A group Of IA new members will be
received.
The women will meet Wednesday
evening to sew for the patients at
Blue Plains. The annual white gift
service will be held December IT,
At its meeting this week the vestry
elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Phil Johnson: vice president,
Richard Martin; secretary, Ralph
Mahr; treasurer, j. J. Gruenbaum;
assistant treasurer, Ernest Gerner;
financial secretary, Wayne Potter;
assistant financial secretary. Ray
Thompson; visitation director, Carl
Hickman; assistant visitation di-
rector, George Sprehn; attendance
secretary, August Klippstein; as
sistance attendance secretary. Har-
vey Brake, sr.; representative on
Sunday School Board, Ray Thomp-
son.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Cathedral Services
To Include Second
OF Advent Series
Bishop Freeman
And Dean Powell
Will Preach

The second of his series Of Advent
sermons, Facing Reality with
Christ" will be preached by Bish-
op James E. Freeman at the peo-
pies evensong in Washington Ca
thedral tomorrow at 4 pm.
At II am. the Very Rev. Noble c.
Powell, dean Of Washington, will
deliver the second of a series OF
Advent sermons with the general
title. Judgment"
The choir of men and boys. un-
der the direction of Paul Gala
way, organist and choirmaster, will
render the music at II am. and 4
pm. tomorrow. Celebration of the
holy communion in the Bethlehem
Chapel Of the Holy Nativity at
7:30 am. and $50 am. Holy COM
munion is celebrated at the Cathe-
dral on weekdays at 1880 am.
Pilgrimages through the Cathe-
dral, led by Cathedral aides and
members of the Cathedral brother
hood, will take place at the close
of the II and o'clock services.
The Bishops Garden will be open
from IL to 2 o'clock tomorrow.
A general confirmation service
will be held In the Cathedral De-
cember IL at 4 pm. Bishop Free
man will confirm the candidates.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
The Church of Christ
Dr.. 6. K. Ruy's Topic

DR.. Clifton K. Ray. pastor of Ep-
worth Methodist Church, will preach
on THE Church of Christ" at II
am, and on What Every Methodist
Should Know" at 8 pm.
DR.. w. L. Darby, executive secre-
tary of the Washington Federation
of Churches, will be the guest
teacher of the Hummer Memorial
class at $50 am.
There will be combined service
Of the Wesley Fellowship and the
young peoples department at 7
pm. The service will be musical
under the leadership of Miss Dor
othy Goebel, with music under the
direction of Miss Irma Norwood.
Members of the young peoples
department are distributing Christ
mas bags for the children of the
Central Union Mission. The bags
IRE to be filled and returned in time
Tor the mission Christmas party just
before Christmas. Mrs. F. E. Nelson
Is anxious that all persons having
the soap wrappers and coupons
needed to provide a more liberal
Christmas gift for the Home for
Aged at Gaithersburg hand them in
to her or other representatives in
ample time to obtain added value
before Christmas.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Rev. S. Carroll CouIe
Announces Sermon

The Rev. S. Carroll Coale will
preach at Brightwood Park Method
ist Church tomorrow at II am on
1.-THE Kings Face" The children's
story will be PAY Your Way" At
3 pm. he will speak on "The Ques-
ton Living in Every Heart" The
musical program will consist OF
Christmas anthems by the choir
and Christmas hymns by the con-
eregation. This is a part of the mu-
sical program arranged for Decem-
Der by Elsie Harvey Weaver, musical
director, which will culninate in a
choral drama, "The Birth of Christ"
on Christmas Sunday.
The three young peoples groups
will meet at 6:45 o'clock. Miss Adele
Reese will preside over the Epworth
League, In which Miss Jessie Smith
will conduct a conservation on "The
Significance Of the Recent Evange-
Istic Campaign"
The Young Mems Class will meet
on Tuesday evening, with Clarence
Harlowe presiding. The Downs Bible
Glass will meet at the home of Mrs
Jane Brown, 737 Hamilton street
NV, Tuesday evening. The Cole
Glass Club will hold a business meet
ing and social on Wednesday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Albright Memorial
Victory Service

Albright Memorial Evangelical
Church will celebrate in a victory
service tomorrow morning the sue
cessful conclusion of the financial
campaign. $4,000 was raised in
cash and pledges last Sunday. The
Rev. George E. Schnabel will preach
tomorrow on Where Do We Go
From Here"
At S pm. the girls choir will sing
and Fred Bunke will give a violin
solo. The Bible studies will be re-
sumed with the congregation bring
ing Bibles and participating in the
service. The theme will be Great
Truths of the Bible" The fellow
ship tea will be sponsored by the
friendship class.
On Tuesday night the brotherhood
will meet with the president, George
Corbin, directing entertainment. The
guest speaker will be Representative
Lowell Mason of Illinois. He is a
member of the Dies Committee and
will speak on ut Is Happening
Here" The men of the community
will be guests. A buffet lunch will
follow the address.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday
night will be in charge Of the official
board. "
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Barron Will Address
All Souls Church Class

Bryton Barron Of the Department
of State will address the Current
Problems Class in connection with
All Souls Unitarian Church School
at 10 am. on Foreign Policy Infor-
nation in a Democracy" At the
same time DR.. Lucille Dooley will
speak before the Comparative Re-
ngion Class on THE Freudian
System and Its Bearings on Relig-
ion."
DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce will
preach at II am. on Religion
Speaks for Itself" At pm. Lewis
Atwater, organist, will be assisted
in a half-hour program of modern
French music by George Irving
Chandler, tenor. At $50 pm. Cul-
yer B. Chamberlain will review Carl
Crows THE Chinese Are Like
That" The hostess at the tea
served from 6 to o'clock is Mrs.
Howard M. Bollinger. At the mo-
ton picture hour at 7:30 the fea-
ture will be Three Smart Girls
Grow Up"
A meeting of the Board Of Trus-
tees IS scheduled for Monday eve
ming. The 1885 Club will meet at
the home of Miss Louise Bebb
Tuesday and the Ark at the church
Wednesday. The Business and Pro-
fessional Women's Club will pay its
annual visit to Friendship House
wednesday with dinner and a talk
by Miss Lydia Burklin, head resi-
dent. Miss Katherine Koetz will
speak before a group of the same
organization Thursday evening on
Experience of an Amateur Astron-
omer.' Meetings of the Junior
Bridge Club are scheduled Friday,
Evening star., 1939-12-09
National City Church
To Honor Members
OF 50-Year SANDING
Many Of 1o Remember
When They Worshiped
With President Garfield

: The morning service tomorrow at
the National City Christian Church
will be in honor and recognition OF
10 men and women who have been
members of the congregation con-
tinuously for so years. Many Of
these remember the little frame
church in which they worshipped
with President James A. Garfield.
All Of them were leaders in the
Vermont Avenue Church under the
ministries of DR.. F. D. Power and
DR.. Earle Whitley. They were ac-
tive in the plans for the building
Of the National City Christian
Church.
The program tomorrow morning
Is made up of request numbers in
music and presentation of memorial
souvenirs to the 10. DR.. Raphael
H. Miller will preach on ''The Pro-
cession of Faith; From Generation
to Generation" The following are
members to be specially honored.
Miss Kate DUNCAN. Mrs. Emma Lat
timore, Mrs. De Forest Gray Mrs.
Ernestine Schneider, Miss Susanna
Moore, Mrs. H. P. Maxwell, Mrs. A.
E. Corning, Mrs. M. S. Emory, Mrs.
2. G. Siggers, Mrs. John Henderson,
!, Miss Mildred Saunders. Miss Katie
Wick, Mrs. T. K. Saunders, Mr.. E.
w. Davis, Mrs. E. w. Davis, Mrs.
c. c. Galloway, Mrs. Jeanette P.
Smith, Mrs Belle Sweet and Mrs.
:, J. M. Pickens.
At the Young Peoples Round
table next Tuesday evening Mrs.
Raphael H. Miller will conduct an
informal discussion on young peo-
Piles problems in which she can be
of special guidance. The meeting
will be held in the Vermont avenue
. building.
On Thursday, following the
church dinner, the series of Bible
studies will be continued, with the
topic, "The Sin of Man and His
. Redeemer." The Rev. Ivan Dugan,
associate pastor, will teach the les
! son.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
The Iron That Swims'
Theme Tomorrow
OF Dr.. NeeIman
Combined Choirs to Give
Christmas Program
At8P.M.

At the II am. service in Petworth
Methodist Church, DR.. Frank Steel
man will preach on "The Iron That
Swims." The senior choir, directed
by Ardis Atkinson Cannon, will sing
20 Thou That Tellest Good It'd
ings," by Handel. A women's choir
will sing Sweet Jesu, Heaven
King" by Stair.
The intermediate League will be-
gin their special Christmas pro-
grams with a service on Christ
mas Here and Everywhere" at $50
pm. The young people will meet in
the chapel at 7 pm. for a CANDLE
light vesper service. At 8 pm. the
combined choirs of 100 voices will
present the first of the Christmas
musical programs. Dikran Kaval-
jian will be the guest violinist. Num-
bers by the choirs will include ION
Morning Long Ago." Spanish
carol; How Far Is 1t to Bethle-
hem?" by Shaw: Let Carols Ring"
a folk melody from Sweden; "The
Holly and the Ivy" traditional;
Jesus Bambino," by Yon. Organ
numbers by Mrs. Cannon will be
"Noel," by Daquin, and ION Two
Christmas Hymns" by Guilmant.
The choirs will lead the congrega-
ton in singing carols.
The round table will meet with
Mrs. Minnie Knapp, 610 Farragut
street NV, Monday at 8 pm. for
Christmas party.
The Thursday service at 8 pm.
will be in charge Of DR.. Steelman.
Friday at 8:15 pm. the junior de-
partment will present Christ
mas operetta, "The Magi's Gift"
Evening star., 1939-12-09
DR.. Hill Will Preach
At Fifth Baptist

DR.. John B. Hill, executive secre-
tary OF the Sunday School Board of
Richmond, Va, will be the guest
preacher at the Fifth Baptist
Church at both services. DR.. John E.
Briggs, the pastor, continues to i'm
prove from an illness and plans to
attend the morning service.
At $50 am. the Rev. Francis ].
Lukens will teach the DARLINGTON
Berea Bible Glass: William M. Pier
son, jr., the Mooney Baraca Glass,
and Deacon j. r. Tune, the Phil
athea Class.
Baptist Training Union meeting
at $50 pm, with a playette, "A
Light Unto Our Paths" written and
directed by A. v. Mckee. with mem
bers of the Devotional Life Commits
sion participating.
On Thursday will be the annual
day of prayer for foreign missions,
with the gathering in of the Lottie
Moon offering. This service will be
held from to pm. At 8 pm. DR..
George w. Sadler, former missionary
to Africa and co-laborer with DR..
George Green, but now secretary to
Europe, Africa and the Near East
for the Foreign Mission Board of the
Southern Baptist Convention, will
be the guest speaker.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Dr.. Bernard Broskump
To Conclude Series

DR.. Bernard Braskamp, pastor of
the Gunton- Temple Memorial Pres
byterian Church, who has been
preaching a series of sermons on the
general theme, mo Black Out
Here" will conclude that series at
IL am. tomorrow with his special
subject, mo Black-Out Of the Chris
tian Home"
The Women's Guild, Of which
Mrs. William E. Boulter Is presi-
dent, will meet In the parlors on
Wednesday at II am. The subject
will be: "The Madonna in Art"
Leader, Mrs. Reginald Bailey.
The Board of Trustees will meet
Wednesday evening In the pastors
oflce.
The Thursday svsnins meetirs
for Bible study and prayer will to
led by DR.. Braskamp.
The members Of Mrs. steerc S
Bible Glass will hold their month,
meeting In the parlors Friday ev.
ming
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Indian Mission Head
To Preach al St. Johns

The Rev. James r. Helms, SUI
perintendent of the Good Shepherd
Mission to the Navajo Indians at
Fort Defiance, Ariz., will preach at
the 8 o'clock service tomorrow eve
ming at st. Johns Church, Six
teenth and H streets NV.
At the $50 am. and II am. serv-
ices the Rev. DR.. Oliver j. Hart,
rector, will preach on The Word of
God" The choir of men and boys
under the direction of Arthur
Howes, organist and choirmaster,
will sing. At the II am. service DR..
Hart will dedicate church fittings
In memory of Harriet Riddle Davis,
for many years member of st.
Johns.
Celebration of the holy COM
munion at 8 am.
Services and meetings next week
are as follows: Daily prayer serv-
ice, 12:05 to 1910 pm. throughout
the week. Holy communion services
on Wednesday, 7:30 am; Thursday,
noon; and Friday, 7:30 am. Mems
Club, Monday, BIS pm. Junior
Auxiliary, Wednesday, 4:3O pm.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Universal Bible Sundoy

Universal Bible Sunday will te
observed at Rhode Island Aven. e
Methodist Church tomorrow. DR..
E. A. Sexsmith has as his subject in
the morning "The Old Book for the
New Times" and at 8 pm, Capital
izing Our Calamities." The choir
will present Built ON the Rock" by
Christaanson.
The Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Society is making q social
problem tour of this city this after
noon, and will discuss their findings
at their meeting tomorrow at 7pm.
The topic will be Our Own CITY :"
and viii be directed by Pearl La
Mama.
Evening star., 1939-12-09

in the public eye-John, the stern
and hairy ascetic of the desert,
and Jesus, the genial town man.
who ate and drank with the people
and shared their festivities and
talked winsomely about God as
Father. Like the unresponsive chill
dren at play, the religious leaders
rejected both; the hermitlike John
because his sternness seemed to
them demon n-possession; the socia5le
Jesus, because he acted like other
folks.
In q word, nobody can please
everybody. The person who tries to
do so is in for unhappy hours. Be
yourself-your best self-and speak
the word of truth that is given you.
Then, come blame or come praise,
be at peace.
Men need thee, love thee, praise
thee not;
The Master praises, what are men,"
Jesus moved in a maze of mis-
understanding. They even called
him BeeelZebub, but He went right
on with His work as usual The
best answer to criticism is consistent
continuance In ones own appointed
way.
A Large Life With Little.
As we contemplate this human
figure of Jesus, trudging the dusty
roads of Galilee with a rather un-
kempt group of followers, pausing
for wayside halts or sleeping in the
open-doubtless bandying jests with
His companions and recounting the
incidents of the day-enjoying a
good meal when one was to be had
and cheerfully dining on bread and
water when the days were lean,
ever on the lookout for services to
the needy, we are impressed with
the meagerness of His equipment.
Jesus had no organization, no home
base" no financial support In re-
serve. It was just His life and per-
sonal power confronting the world.
| A quaint poem portrays his pow
erty:
"They borrowed bed to lay His
head
When Christ the Lord came
down:
They borrowed the ass in the noun
tain pass
For Him to ride to town:
He borrowed the bread when the
crowd was fed
On the grassy mountainside;
He borrowed the dish of broken fish
With which he satisfied;
But the crown that He wore and
the cross that He bore
Were His own-The cross was His
own.
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Dr.. {. {. Rasmussen
To Discuss In Whom
GentiIes Trust
Luther Place Church
Pastor to Continue
Advent Series

TN Whom Gentiles Trust" y the
subject Of the Rev. Dr.. Carl G. Ras-
mussen, pastor at Luther Place
Memorial Church tomorrow ut II
am. This Is the second sermon IN
his series Of advent sermons. The
solo parts Of the choir's anthem,
20 Thou That Tellest Good It'd
ings," will be sung by Mrs. Mitchell
Marques. The choir will sing "A
Babe Is Born"
The thank offering service at 8
pm. will be sponsored by the Mis-
sionary Societies. Miss Laura Gill;
land, many years a medical nurse
on the mission field at Liberia,
Africa, will be guest speaker. The
Junior Choir will sing for the flrst
time.
Miss Hazel M. Andersons Bible
Class will meet at the home of Mrs.
Janet Plugge, 1909 Mckinley street
NV, Monday evening. Cars will
leave the church at 7:30.
Members of the Luther League
will be the guests Of Miss Ruth
Blackburn, 2OO2 P street NV, Mon
day evening.
Rehearsals for the 18th annual
presentation of THE Other Wise
Man" will be held in the church
parlors Monday and Thursday eve
nings at 7:30.
The Young Peoples Fellowship
Christmas party will be held at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. Gould
Wickey, 1916 Sixteenth street NV,
Tuesday evening" Cars will leave
the church at 7:45. Edgar Bergdahl
is in charge of the games and re-
freshments. All young people are
invited to bring a toy for use by
the Inner Mission Christmas Com
mittee.
The two catechetical classes will
meet at $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-12-09

the Central Committee OF the asSo-
citation. and Paul M. Lehman,
teacher.
Mrs. Henry j. Smith will teach
the Philathea Class of PetWorth
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
The monthly meeting will be held
Monday evening and the children OF
the Baptist Home will be enter
tanned at Christmas party, at
which each child will receive a gift.
Harold S. King will show motion
pictures and refreshments will be
served. Miss Mary Hutchinson is
in charge.
The Randall Bible Glass Of Po-
tomac Heights Community Church
will cooperate with the organlza-
tions of the community in the
Christmas relief program and the
alley services on Christmas Eve.
DR.. Robert M. Charles will speak to
the class tomrrow morning on Re
actions to the Good News"
The Mary Martha Glass OF Mar
vim Methodist Church elected the
following officers: Mrs. Elva New
man, PRESIDENT; Mrs. Leona Otter
son, vice president, and Mrs. May
Coon, secretary.
DR.. Ralph B. Kennard will be
guest teacher of the Drake Bible
Glass of Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow morning. w. o. Handy will
preside; c. G. Cruikshank, soloist;
Clarence White, song leader, and
Leo Berndt will read the lesson and
lead in prayer.
The Tower Class of Gunton-
Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Church met last Tuesday evening at
the home of Albert Gaffney. Tribute
was paid the teacher, Andrew M.
Smith. The class recognized Mr..
Smiths approaching retirement
from service in the Treasury De-
partment and addresses we're deliv-
cred by DR.. Bernard Braskamp, for
the church; Howard Waldo, for the
session; Andrew Ross, superintend-
ent of the Sunday school, and
Myron Anderson, for the class. Pres
ident Willard S. Lines presented
Mr.. Smith with a set of books as a
gift from the class.
Judge Boitha j. Laws will address
the A. B. Pugh Bible Class of Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church to-
morrow morning on What Shall
We Do for Christ's Kingdom?"
John Brayshaw, adult department
superintendent, will speak to the
Evening star., 1939-12-09
Waugh Methodist

The subject of the sermon tomor-
row morning is 'The Light Of the
Centuries" The evening subject is
ITO Seek and to Save" Special
music by tn echoirs at both services.
The Rev. Clarkson r. Banes Is the
pastor. On Wednesday at 8 pm.
will be a meeting of the Church
School Board.
The Rev. DR.. A. H. Mckinley. for
mer pastor, will preach December
II at II am. That night a special
Christmas program. 'The Gold Of
the Wise Man." a program Of music
and story, will be rendered. White
gifts will be brought to the altar of
the church to provide Christmas
baskets for needy families.