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Informal Party for
Miss Betty Wilcox

Miss Betty Wilcox, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Wilcox, cele-
brated her sixteenth birthday last
evening with an informal party at
the family residence on Calhoun
Avenue.
Guests present for the occasion
included Virginia Worley. Ruth Al
len, Betty Mae Wilder, Mirianna
Skinner, Barbara Hermann, Mary
Stewart, Catherine Campbell, May
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dell George, Sue Stewart Isabel
Parsons, Elwin Messer, Billy Jor-
genson. Claude Helgeson, Richard
jackson, Lee Lucas, Phillip Har-
land. Harley Turner, Harry Wat
kins, Jack Classe. Irving Lowell
and Don wilcox, brother of the
honoree.
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africans
Fight
Naziisnl

JOHANNESBRG March %. =
Resolutions urging fight against
Nazism in South Africa have been
set out in the preliminary agenda
for the South African Trades and
Labor Councils National Execu-
tive Committee Conference at Kim
berley from April 10 to April a.
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Nation?

SIOCKI-C In, March %. = Led
by their 80-yearold tennis-playing
King Gustav, Sweden, with 100000
members o. sth.e,ic clues out IF
100000 ropula'i- c.aims t. DE
the most sport conscious nation in
the world
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IRVING'5 TRIO
DROPS ) GAMES
TO UGRIN TEAM

Ugrin's trio rolled three individ-
ual tallies in the 500 bracket in Com
mercial League kegling at the Brun-
swick alleys last night to beat Irv-
ing's three games.
Mike Ugrin was high man with
SAB.
Scores are as follows:
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HELPFUL.

CINCINNATI March %. Last
June with Los Angeles, Charlie
English, now with the Reds, went
on a batting spree and knocked
in % runs in IL games. In August
he broke the Pacific Coast league
record by making II assists in one
game.
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SrocK QUOTATIONS


NEW YORK, March 23.-Closing
quotation of Alaska Juneau mine
stock today is 8M, American Can
1914, American Power and Light
So, Anaconda 27A, Bethlehem Steel
66l2, Commonwealth and Southern
IL, Curtiss Wright common 57s,
General Motors 49, international
Harvester 571s, Kennecott 35A New
York Central IT, Northern Pacific
1913, Southern Pacific 1873, United
States Steel Sc, Pound $4.68as.
DOW, JONES AVERAGES
The following are today's Dow,
Jones averages: Industrials 1903,
rails 1886, utilities 1856.
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BOWLING TONIGHT

Lawyers VS.. Judges at 1880 and
Editors VS.. Professors at $50 is the
program for tonight's Professional
League bowling at the Elks' Club.
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Schedule Sunday, March rs, at
Brunswick Alleys: p.m.-Juneau
Lumber VS.. Alaskan Hotel; 3:45
pm.-Alaskan Hotel VS.. Brunswick.
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Pirates
From
Pacific

PITTSBURGH, March %. = The
roster of the Pittsburgh Pirates is
made up of residents of IL states.
California leads with seven MEM
bers on the squad.
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C.D.A. ATTENTION

All Catholic Daughters are re-
quested to meet at Parish Hall at
8:45 O'Clock Friday morning to at
tend funeral of Jack Lennon.
ISABEL CASHEN,
adv. Grand Regent.
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VIKING CARD PARTY

Saturday night, 8 o'clock, Odd Eel
lows Hall Bridge, whist, pinochle,
refreshments. Public invited. adv.
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LUMBER SQUAY
LEADS MAJORS
Hagerup's Average Tops
Roster Of Sunday
League Pinsfers

Juneau Lumber is leading the
Major League bowling with ID
games won and four lost, accord
ing to figures computed through
Sunday, and Irving Hagerup is top
pinster in averages with an aver
age of 1879, followed by Ed Radde,
with 1885,
Eight bowlers are in the 1870
bracket.
Standings are as follows:
STANDINGS Thrnuph March 10
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Empire Classified Ads for results.
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PROMOTION OF
WATSON CAUSES
Fp0WN OF Army

Continued irJln ras- One,
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The event comes timely lust three
days before Christmas.
SOLICITS MEMBERS
FOR TAXPAYERS AS
ISOLATION OF STEARNS
Plan To Aid In Reducing
Excessive Cost of Govern
ment Through Cooperation

George Odell, of Brooten, presi-
dent of the Stearns County Tax
payers Association, was in Sank
Centre Tuesday soliciting members
for the organization. Other offic-
ers are Ed Murphy, secretary, of
st. Cloud, and Henry Sand, treas
urer, Melrose.
This organization under it's prin-
ciples aims to sponsor clean hon
est government to the end, that the
necessary functions of government
shall be maintained at a minimum
burden of taxation and thus i'm
prove the economic status and
standard of living in each COM
munity.
Other policies are to advocate
simpler, more economical and more
efficient forms of local government
and to stimulate into action the
thought that is now so evident in
the minds of our people, that some
thing drastic must be done to con-
troll the excessive cost of govern
ment.
Mr.. Odell gained as members for
this organization a number of the
city officials and several of the
city's businessmen.
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,SAUK CENTRE BOY
NOW In SWITZERLAND
Studies For Priesthood
Now Being Continued
In Neutral Country

A Sank Centre young man, a stu
dent for the priesthood, is contin-
uing studies, begun in Austria, in
the shelter of neutral Switzerland,
it was learned this week.
He's Herman Norman, son of
Mrs. Herman Norman, of this city,
who has three years of study yet
to fill. This week a Christmas
greeting was received by Henry M.
Pauly, Jr., from the student, mail
ed from Sion, Switzerland. The
message was two months in arriv-
ing with communications hamper
ed by war on the seas. Mailed
October 18th, it arrived in Sank
Centre December 18th.
The family has known for some
three or four months that Herman
was in Switzerland. After the
Nazis moved into Austria, the Col
lege American, in which he is a
student, took refuge in Sion, Valais,
Switzerland. The college had NOV
ed from Innsbruck, in Austria.
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SANTA CLAUS PAID
VISIT TO CHILDREN
Continued from Page One)

to the community tree near the
schoolhouse. It was a day for lit
tie people.
Surprised by the lack of snow in
usually wintry Minnesota, Santa
abandoned reindeer at the border
line, climbed aboard a rubber
tired tractor, hauling a trailer, and
proceeded to the city. Before sup
plies were passed out, Santa lis
tened attentively while letters to
his North Pole address were read
to him aloud. He made careful
notes for Johnny" and MARY"
Miraculously though he may work
on Christmas Eve, Santa is tired
from making toys all year, and
saving his strength for the night
Of nights, enlisted aid of club men,
bers and men of the school faculty
in aiding him in dispensing the
gifts.
Then pleased as punch, the little
people Rugged crackerjack boxes
and nibbled on apples as they skip
ped away. Forsaken, after his deed
done, Santa was gone as silently
as he had arrived.
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NEW HEAD OF
COUNTRY CLUB
DIR. M. G. Franta
Elected At Nineteenth
Annual Meeting Monday

DIR. M. G. Franta heads the Sank
Centre Country Club after the 10th
annual meeting of the club was
held Monday evening. Lloyd Blyc-
ker, two years as president, is re-
firing officer.
The meeting was held in the
Community Club rooms with direc.
tors and officers present. Besides
DR.. Franta as president, other Of
ficers are: vice president, Philip
Steiner; secretary-treasurer, Sim
Wiener, as the younger element
were handed the reigns for the
coming year.
Directors elected to act for the
year include: DR.. Franta, DR.. A. j.
Mayer, D. B. Caughren, L. L. Kells,
DR.. ]. F. Dubois, Philip Steiner,
Russell Shulze, Sim Wiener, L. Cliff
Gandrud and Lloyd Blycker.
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.$421.O4
"OUT TO SEA
WITH INT"
Brother of Local Lady
Commands Navy Transport
On Way to Midway

In the picture section of one of
the Sunday dailies, was printed a
picture of the navy transport Sir
ius as it passed out of the Golden
Gate towing the dredger Holland
and a tug.
The Sirius is under the command
Of c. B. Momsen, brother of Miss
Sue Momsen, a member of the fac
ulty of the Sank Centre Public
Schools. Mr.. Momsen is the in
ventor of the Momsen lung for es-
Gaping from sunken submarines.
The Sirius took 120 cases of ex-
plosives, So civilian workers, tract
ors, welding units and a piano to
Midway island, in the Pacific ocean,
where the United States navy is
spending $5,OOO,00O on a submarine
and plane base.
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ST. PAUL'S CLOSES
FRIDAY FOR HOLIDAY
Students Sang Christmas
Carols As Part of
Pre-Holiday Activity

Students at st. Paul's School were
caroling and Christmas music a
large part of the activity of this
last week of school before the
Christmas holidays, it was announc-
ed from the school today. The
school closes Friday afternoon, it
was announced, with the usual dis
tribution of Christmas bags of can
dy.
Tuesday afternoon a group of
young boys of the school sang
Christmas songs over the public
address system used in the bust
ness district Of the city. This af-
ternoon, Thursday, at 3:15 o'clock
a group of girls will sing songs
over the system.
Friday afternoon from 4:30 until
$50 the boys of the school caroled
about the city. On Saturday after
noon the girls will add to the
Christmas spirit on a caroling ex-
cursion of homes in the city.
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their men, they outscored the
South machine taking 9 points to
South's 6.
While McGinnis was giving his
guards, Hildebrand and Arneson,
the workout of their career, and
incidentally taking most of South's
scoring in the first period, it was
Cooper and Nelson scoring from the
field for the local club. Arneson,
Jackson and Hildebrand contribut-
ed with free throws.
In the second frame, with Sank
Centres defense crowded too close,
men swung around them to score
on driving plays. McGinnis turn
ed over scoring to guard Dacko
who dumped two from the floor.
McGinnis took a single and Eye
berg floated around his man to
score. Cooper and Nelson scored
alone for the locals, and South
marched to a % to 81 lead.
In the third South had an in
ming. But the new defensive strain
VI lhC iOCdio DSSdli W SCiA VII ShSAh
play. McGinnis scored twice in the
quarter, and Dacko stood near mid
court to handle two buckets nice
ly. Cooper and Jackson mustered
up three points for the locals as
scoring stock swung to a new low.
Came the fourth quarter and the
locals were out to take over. Coop
er, Hildebrand and Arneson drove
the score to q while Egeberg and
Cupka kept South out in front up
to 35. Minutes elapser as the teams
strove to score with defensive pace
gaining steadily. On nice break
in the closing minutes Hildebrand
drove in hard to score and was
fouled. His free shot was missed,
taken on the rebound by Nelson
who scored. And the score tally
reached to Is points, largest scor-
ing for the locals in four starts
with the exception Of the Glenwood
game that topped it by two points.
In the last canto with McGinnis
on the sidelines, resting on his
laurels, the locals dominated the
play.
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The Christmas program: Satur-
day, 7:15 p. m. Christmas program
by the Sunday school. Santa will
be there. Program under the di-
rection of Mrs. wager, Mrs. Otto,
Mrs. Meigs, Mrs. Vandesteeg, Dor
othy Hanson, Vera Jackson and
Jane Brecken.
Sunday, 1000 a. M, Christmas
worship.
500 p. m, Candle-light Vesper
service. White Gift Offering.
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Clarence Dickson.
Frank Schlichte.
M. ]. Fleming.
Mrs. Frank OGara.
j. B. Schoenhoff.
Ed L. Rattle.
Mr.. Gallup announced that he
has had splendid cooperation from
the merchants in the purchase of
articles of clothing, and he receiv-
ed fine discounts. In many cases
he has purchased the merchandise
at cost.
Approximately sixty baskets of
food will be distributed to needy
families through the cooperation of
churches and the Women's Welfare
Council.
The Koo-Koo Club donated the
$12.54 through the Red Cross chair
man. This club was disbanded
sometime ago, and the money was
left in the treasury. There were
forty married men who formed the
club, and the officers were John
Kopple, president, and S. Wiener,
treasurer.
A completed statement by the
Red Cross chairman follows:
Previously reported $407.50
A. M. Polipnick .......... 100
koo-Koo Club ................. 1854
Tota1 cho1 IA
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ED LENZMEIER HEADS COUN-
TY AGENTS ASSOCIATION

Ed Lenzmeier, Stearns County
Agent, of ST. Cloud, was elected as
president of the county agents as
sociation Friday, with c. f. Muir
ply, of Waseca, as vice president,
and Ray Aune, Rochester, secre-
tary-treasurer. Directors of the as
sociation, selected at the meeting,
are: Henry Warmer, Little Falls,
representing the northeast district;
Harold Peterson, Lewiston, of the
southeast district; Eugene Stowerm
Worthington, southwest district;
Carroll Blakeslee, Long Prairie,
northwest district.
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pullets and six cockerels and won
six prizes in both entries, among
them several firsts. Although Mrs.
Smith lost large amount of chick
ems in fire recently, she had 100
chicks in Minneapolis and English
Grove, which aided her in main
tanning the valuable blood strains
and poultry breeds she had devel-
oped.
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GOOD FELLOW CLUB
NEEDS MORE MEMBERS
(COntinued from Page Onel

and much more money Is needed
to furnish a happy Christmas for
every family in this community.
Membership in the club Is as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Clara Hunstiger.
]. A. Schoenhoff.
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TURKEY PARTY

Robert Swift Post, American Leg
ion. is sponsoring its annual Christ
mas turkey party at the Commun-
ity Club Rooms, Friday evening.
December 22nd, 1t was announced.
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selections from 11:30 until the Mid
night Mass Christmas Eve.
Msgr. A. Plachta, Pastor
Episcopal Church
Church School Christmas pro-
gram December Oath, Sunday at
500 p. M:
Organ Prelude-Mr. Kohl.
PART I
Hymn 20 Come, All Ye Faith
full.
The Christmas Story.
Christmas Collect, prayers and
the Grace.
Hymn 79-It Came Upon the Mid
night Clear.
PART II
Song, Birthday of the king
Choir.
A Mother Tells the Christmas
Story-Rosemary Morse and Jerry
O'Gara.
A Lullaby on Christmas Eve
Choir.
Christmas Story in Song.
(a) Angels appear 1.-THE First
Noel" and "Hark the Herald Ang-
els Sing"
OBJ Shepherds approach while
Shepherds Watched their Flocks by
Night"
(c) Magi come 1--WE Three Kings
of Orient Are"
Carol, silent Night, Holy Night"
Choir.
Pantomine, 20 Little Town of
Observation-Disclosures Thornbloom
and Sara Lou Pangburn.
Hymn-"I Think When I Read
That Sweet Story of Old"
Arrival of Santa.
Choir is composed of members
of the Young Peoples Fellowship,
under the direction of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Kohl.
Miss Wilma Boehmke, director of
religious education.
Zion Lutheran Church Christmas
Eve Service
December Oath, 7:3O P. M.
THE NATIVITY
Part 1.-The Savior's Birthday
Organ Prelude.
Song: S. S. I'm Dulci Jubilo."
Recitation: Lucille Blaski--Chil-
dren Humming Melody.
Song: S. S. Come Hither Ye
Faithful"
PRAYER.
4th verse-"To Thee, then, o
Jesus, this day of Thy birth"
Part 1.-THE Praise of Little
Children
Opening Recitation: Viola Little,
Madella Baggenstoss.
Recitation: Welcome Freddie
Billman.
Song: Little Children Can You
Tell-Intermediate and Juniors.
Recitation: To-day is the Birth
day of Jesus"-Norval Trattles,
Robert Blaski.
Song: 20 Come Ye Little Chill
dren"-Group of girls.
Recitation: Birthday Candles
Eloise Henningsgard, Vernon Ber-
ry, Freddie Billman.
Questions: Irene Blaski and Ann
Marie Studenski Answers: by
Margaret Studenski, Richard Lii
lianthal, Elsie Peterson, Rosaline
Baggenstoss, Betty Lou Blank,
Lowell Sell, Phyllis Thomas, Nor
val Trattles, Rosella Peterson, Lu-
ella Jacobs, Robert Blaski, Viola
Little, Lorraine Emblom and Esth-
err Jacobs.
Recitation: Jesus is my Savior"
Robert Westhoff.
Recitation: IT have a Message"
Studenski and Luella
Jacobs.
Song: s. S. 1.-The Holy Christ
Child"
Recitation: II want to be like
the Shepherds" Esther Jacobs,
Richard Lillianthal and informed
late B Class.
Song: 20 Christmas Times. S.
Recitation: Beginners-"Away in
the Manger," with motions-Cath-
crime Anderson, Peggy Billman,
Virginia Daluge, Shirley Ann Lit
tie, Maxine Domke, Richard Bias
XII, Carl Smith, Vivian Domke, De-
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more.
Spelling Christmas-Arlys Lent.
Heaven and Earth Unite in Sing
ing-Shirley Bailey.
Song-Lorraine Bailey and Ruth
Gennow.
Our Guide-Irwin Larson.
While the Bells Chime-Elrue
Dunsmore.
While the Christmas Star is
Glowing-Loraine and Shirley Bail
ey, Irwin Larson and Loren Den
ger.
He Knocks At Your Heart-Eve-
line Dunsmore.
Special Song.
The Christmas Ladder-Betty,
Shirley and Dolores Frederick and
Sally Dorene and Irwin Larson.
'Tis God-Irene Mcintyre.
Good Tiding of Great Joy-Lor-
raine Bailey, Charles Lent, Allan
Needham, Joseph Denzer, Dolores
Frederick, Ruth Gennow and Mar
ilyn Dorene.
Wonderful Star-Raymond Duns-
more.
The Coming King-Shirley Fred
erick, Ruth Gennow, Marilyn Dor
enc and Lorraine Bailey.
Special Song.
Song-Sunday School group.
A special treat for all children.
c. F. Busch, Pastor.
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WON POULTRY PRIZES AT
ALEX TURKEY SHOW

Mrs. J. J. Smith, Of this city,
won number of prizes on poul-
try at the Alexandria turkey show
held last week. She entered six
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We all admire people who are
broadminded enough to agree with
us.
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lores Stein, Raymond Bense, James
Bailey, Annabelle Studenski and
Eileen Wiener.
Song: Away in the Manager
Beginners and primaries.
Recitation: Christmas Joy Flow
ers" - Primary class: Raymond
Bense, Darlene Emblom, Melvin
Peterson, Roselane Baggenstoss,
Eloise Henningsgard, Betty Lou
Blank.
Part Hive Need a Savior
Prophecies: Eileen Ethun and
Delmar Baggenstoss, Leo Pastien,
Henry Barchenger, Merlin Wiener,
Lester Blaski, Rueben Daluge, Del
mar Baggenstoss, Arthur Wiener.
Song: "Hark the glad sound
Girls choir.
Recitation: Holy Night"-Rich-
ard Lillianthal, Elsie Peterson and
Irene Blaski.
Part 1--WE Have a Savior
REGULATIONS: Lorrain Fraser and
Lucille Blaski.
Trio: Girls-"All my heart this
night rejoices."
REGULATIONS: when Christ was
Born"-Rosella Peterson, Phyllis
Thomas, Francis Berry.
Recitation: 20 Holy Night"-Du-
ane Wiener, Louis Brendon, John
Rosenwald.
Song: Silent Night"-Girls.
% ss@y aev Do Nv
Lou Botz, Merlin Wiener, Arthur
Wiener, Alberta Gamradt, Alvera
Trattles, Lucille Peterson, Renee
Nelson, Marjorie Westhoff.
Song: 20 the Glory of the Story"
School.
Recitation: "The Star of Bethle-
hem"-Vernon Daluge, Melvin Ped
erson, James Hanson.
Part V-"Only Believe"
Recitation: Ann Marie Studenski,
Robby Westhoff, Lowell Sell.
Recitation: Gloria Rosenwald, Al
berta Gamradt.
Song: LAS With Gladness Men of
Old"-S. s.
Recitation: Long Ago on Christ
mas"-Vera Jacobs, Robert Bense,
Vernon Daluge, Carl Emblom.
Recitation: "At Christmas Time"
Henningsgard, Kenneth
Baggenstoss, Glen Blank.
Prayer lin chorus) by S. S.
"Oh Dearest Jesus, Holy Child"
Brief Address.
Recitation: How to Give"-Nor-
val Trattles.
Offertory and Collection.
Prayer, The Lords Prayer, and
Benediction.
Closing Hymn.
Distribution of Gifts.
Zion Lutheran Church
Fourth Sunday in Advent, Dec. "a
$50 a. m. Advent and Commun-
ion service.
Registration Friday.
900 a. m. Thursday, Religious
instruction.
7:30 p. m. Thursday, Sunday
School teachers meeting. $3.50 p.
m. Thursday, Senior Walther
League.
$50 a. m. Saturday, final rehear-
sal of Christmas program. All
children must be present.
Christmas Eve, Sunday, December
oath: 7:30 p. m. children's Christ
mas Eve service.
Christmas Day, Monday, Decem-
Der 25th: 1890 a. m. Christmas
Festival Service. A Blessed Christ
mas.
J. F. Schumacher, Pastor.
st. PauPs Lutheran Church, Unity
December oath no service Sun
day morning. Christmas Eve SER
vice 500 p. m.
December rs English service 900
q. m.
Trinity Lutheran Church, Grove
Lake
Christmas program by children
Saturday at 800 p. m.
A. c. Kratzke, Pastor.
Lutheran Church Of the Mica.
Carmen p. Thronson. Pastor
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DANDELIONS IN DECEMBER

Jos. Eckberg found a dandelion
on December 18th, and we add that
to the many other oddities found
during our California weather.
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the congregation with a number of
selections from 80 until the Mid
night Mass Christmas Eve.
Msgr. A. Plachta, Pastor.
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Methodist Church

Methodist Church
9:45 a. m. Sunday school. HOO
a. m. worship. Sermon subject:
His Name Shall Be Called WON
derful."
Special Christmas music by the
choir.
7:30 p. m. special Christmas pro-
gram by the Sunday school to
which the public is invited.
There will be no League services
next Sunday.
Mid-week devotional service each
Wednesday at 500 p. m. at the
parsonage.
s:45 to 1900 noon Thursdays,
weekday religious education.
7:15 p. m. Saturday, choir prac-
tice at the Bunker residence.
M. L. Brann, Pastor.
The Church of Our Lady of the
Angels
High Mass at midnight Decem-
Der oath, Christmas Eve.
CHRISTMAS DAY
Low Mass and sermon 500 a. m.
Low Mass 900 a. m.
High Mass and Benediction at
1000 a. m.
Confessions will be heard Satur-
day afternoon and evening, also
Sunday afternoon from 2 to 600
o'clock.
Father Rembert, of st. Johns
College, will assist with the SER
vices.
The choir has prepared a spec
ial program of music for the Christ
mas service.
Rev. John Bettendorf.
st. Paul's Church
Beginning Friday Confessions
will be heard from 100 until 2:15
p. m. for school children. For
adults Confessions will be heard
from 2:15 until 800 and at 7:3O in
the evening.
On Saturday Confessions will be
at 1000 a. m. and at 800 p. m. and
after the Rosary Devotion.
Sunday they will be heard after
the 500 Mass until the hour of
High Mass, and at 800 in the af-
ternoon. No Confessions will be
heard Sunday evening.
Order of Masses for Christmas
Day:
Midnight Mass at 1900. Solemn
High Mass with English Sermon.
Low Masses are at TOO, 7:30, 500
and $3.50 a. m. A Solemn High Mass
at 1000 a. m. with English Sermon.
The Vigil before Christmas, fall
ing as it does this year on a Sun
day, is no Fast nor Abstinence Day.
st. Cecelia's Choir will entertain
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-21

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-12-21
SOUTH HIGH WON BY
THE SCORE OF 37-25

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FRESH PORK LIVER, m.
per lib. ........... VJC