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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

The following properties will be
sold at public auction in the ro-
tunda of the court house at 1890
a. m. on the dates given. Listed
are names of property holders, To-
cations of parcels, and appraised
valuations. Further details may
be obtained from the Clerk of the
Common Pleas court by referring
to the case numbers appearing in
parenthesis.
James E. Lloyd as treasurer of
Licking County VS. Licking Coun-
ty bank: 100 #. frontage on Vine
street, lot 989, Louis Evans add.
to Newark; appraised at $75;
Aug. 2 (29803).
George w. Beall VS. Thomas
Laken Larason: Twp. of Wash
ington, lot 2, fourth quarter,
Twp. a, range IL, U. S. Military
lands. Aug. Is (32175).
Edward Kibler, Jr., VS. Alva E.
Stiles: property in 81 Bolton
ave., Talmadge Place add. to
Newark; appraised at $1400.
Aug. %. (32425).
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31
DEATHS

Homer Whyde, 81, former
Newark resident, died July %
in Detroit, Mich. Burial was
made in Newark.
Stanley L. DOnohue, "a, died
July "a in the home, 44 West
Walnut street. Funeral serv-
ices were held July 26 and burial
made in Alexandria cemetery.
Ray BOgg, clerk at the Ohio
Power company, died July % in
At Gainor avenue. Funeral serv-
ices were held July %, with
burial in Cedar Hill cemetery.
Louis N. Plane, 81, former
Newark resident, died July "a
in the Veterans hospital, Woods,
Wis. Burial was made there.
Mrs. Gladys Hadley, A, died
in Buckeye Lake, July "a. She
was the wife of Herbert Hadley,
B. & o. engineer, of Columbus,
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31

The sixth annual Outing and
Field Day of the Licking COun-
ty Farmers and SpOrtsmen's
club will be held in Buckeye
Lake park, Sunday, Sept. z, it
was announced this week by
Audrey S. Wall, in charge of
publicity.
Sportsmen from over the state
are expected to attend. Scores OF
entries are assured in the Bench
Show for bird dogs, coon, fox
and beagle hounds. The show
will start at l p. M, with cash
and ribbons offered as prizes.
An entry fee of so cents will be
charged.
A Six Gold Archery tourna-
ment has been planned again
this year at 10 a. M, with tro-'
phies for both men and women.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31

LEGAL NOTICE
Case No. 325O5
In the Court of Common Pleas,
Licking County, Ohio,
Lila Mosby, Plaintiff,
VS..
William Mosby, Defendant.
William Mosby, whose last place
of residence was ATS Noble street,
Columbus, Ohio, otherwise whose
place of residence is unknown
will take notice that on the 18th
day of July 1941, the undersigned,
Lila Mosby filed her Petition
against him in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Licking County, Ohio,
praying for a divorce on the
grounds of gross neglect of duty
Said case will be for hearing on
or after the 18th day of September,
1941.
LILA MOSBY,
BY E. HAROLD HUGHES,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Ju 81, Aug. 7-14-212S, Sept. 4.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31
Soap Box Derby
Sunday, August 3

Newark and Licking county
boys will compete in the fourth
annual official Soap Box Derby,
Sunday, Aug. 8. This year the
event will be held on North Bue-
ma Vista street hill.
Inspections were made Satur-
day of the cars to be entered in
the race at the Phalen & Cum
ningham garage, Chevrolet deal
ers, who are working with the
Newark Advocate to insure the
success of the Derby.
Winner of the race Sunday will
be sent to Akron to compete in
the Chevrolet motor division
show. Twenty-six names are on
the race card. Starting time at
the races is p. m.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31
Field Day Again Scheduled For
Buckeye Lake Park, September 7

Entry fee will be $1.00 with mer-
chandise prizes for events.
Cash and merchandise awards
are again offered in the Trap
Shooting contest which is expect
ed to draw some of the best
shooters in the country. The
shoot will be held on Picnic
Point, with $40 for high gun.
A bait and fly casting contest
and exhibition starts at 3 p. m.
in Crane Lake, near the roller
coaster, with trophies and prizes
in all events, and special tro-
ply for the local contest.
1t will be Penny Day in the
park for all rides. The public is
again invited to participate.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31

burial made in Cedar Hill cem-
etery. 80. ond
decorator, and Newark resident
for 40 years, died July 30 in ms
home in 225 South Williams
street.
LAM Kay Cannon, five-day-
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cannon, died July 30 in
the City hospital. Funeral ser
vices were held July 81 with bur-
ial in Cedar Hill cemetery.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31
Smith Conviction
Upheld By Court

The Fifth district court of ap-
peals upheld the conviction of
Wayne Smith, former deputy
sheriff under L. D. Hague, on an
Indictment charging embezzle-
ment of $4,000. Ten grounds of
error had been named by defense
attorney for consideration by the
court
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31
Proud Father

Mr.. and Mrs. Orville (Pat)
Williams, of the Independent
Cab company, are the proud par
ents of daughter born Satur-
day night, July 26, in the City
hospital. "Pat" is right proud of
the youngster and says she has
more hair on the top of her head
than he has.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT,

Estate Of Edward J. HUSTON, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given
that Kathryn Corder, Newark, Ohio
has been duly appointed as Admin
istratrix of the Estate of Edward
J. Hussion, deceased, late of Lick
ing County, Ohio. Dated this 28th
day of July. 1941.
HENRY C. ASHCRAFT,
Judge of the Probate Court,
Ju 81, A TIA Licking County, Ohio
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-07-31
LEGAL NOTICE

Henry Blumenshine is a ranch
er at Riverton, Wyo.
Evening star., 1941-12-20
prntrstant Epiatnpal

CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR. The
Christmas music for the midnight
celebration of the holy communion
on Christmas Eve will begin at 1890
o'clock. Mary T1llman will be the
soloist. The following program will
be presented:
Before the communion, "Hark in
the Darkness" "The Holy Mother
Sings" and Nov the Rarest Day."
all traditional; "Lo How Rose Fer
Blooming" by Praetorius; Silent
Night" by Gruber; "Jesu Bambino"
by Yon, (solo by Miss Tillman.
At II pm. the professional 20
Come All Ye Faithful" Introit, 20
Holy Night" after the Epistle,
Gloria" from Mozart's Twelfth
Mass.
After the communion, Softly the
Stars Were Shining" by Torovsky;
recessional, "Hark the Herald An
gels Sing"
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Hniurrsalist

UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL
MEMORIAL CHURCH, Sixteenth
and S streets. The National Capt.
tai Choir, Jessie Masters, director:
H. Jerome Graham, organist, will
present programs Of Christmas
music tomorrow, and on Christmas
eve.
Tomorrow II am:
Prelude, "Dies Est Laetitiae" Edmundson
Professional, 20 Come All Ye Faithful"
Anthem; ,,.";! The Morning Stars ssns stas.n,on
Anthem, "Ah, Dearest Jesus"-----Bach
Anthem; Let Carols Ring" 80. s,,s Black q
Recession.l, Angels Prom the Realms
postlude i0 "Fanfar. in D''---------s Bridge
4:30 pm: Cantata, "The Christ
Child" Hawley.
Christmas eve II o'clock:
Prelude, "A Carpenter Is Born"
Professional, % Little Town Of BEN:
Hymn. TT Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Solo, I'm Excelsis Gloria" -Harker
Hannabelle Fleming. Soprano.
Carol, THE First Noel" Traditional
Anthem. 20 NIGHTINGALE Awake Swiss
Trio. mo Candle Was There and No Fire
Lehman
Alice Haig. Caroline SchaIler and
Margaret Baird.
Anthem. 20 Holy Night Adams
Howard Ludwig, Tenor.
Carol. what Child Is ThisP'
Traditional
William wetmore. jr.. Baritone.
Carol, Good Christian Men, Rejoice
Traditional
Hymn, silent Night" Gruber
Recessional. "Hark. the Herald Angels
Sing" --------- Mendelssohr
Postlude. Good News From Heaven the
Angels Bring" nE"-------Pa -Pachelbel
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Tattrr Dau Sainta

WASHINGTON CHAPEL, Six
teenth street and Columbia road. On
Christmas eve at 8 O'Clock and again
at 11::30 O'Clock D. Sterling Wheel
wright, organist, and Edna G.
Wheelwright, soprano, will present
their annual holiday musicale, as
a contribution to the community en-
joyment Of the season.
Carols will also be the theme Of q
recital on Monday at 8 pm, when
Mr.. Wheelwright will comment on
the various numbers and illustrate
the means by which composers have
developed familiar melodies. An all
request program by Mr.. and Mrs.
Wheelwright is scheduled for Sat-
urday evening at 8, when numerous
visitors and service men are ex-
pected to attend. There will be no
charge nor tickets taken.
The program for Christmas Eve
will be as follows:
Christmas Pastorale'' DineIli
"a Christmas Offertory'' Guilmant
shepherds Pipes Of the Nativity"
Bohemian Cradle, Song" Arr. .PoIster
THE Star is represented BY a sustained
Fantasia. Joy to the World"
"Toccata'' -------.- Widor
NO Ne csndis Was There and No Fire.
"symbols'' --------W -WheeiWrieht
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St. Stephens Lutheran

At IL am. the Rev George K
Bowers is preaching on THE Inn-
keeper at the End Of the Road.
Special Christmas music is being
presented by both the senior ana
the young peoples choir. At 8 pIfA
the Sunday school is presenting re
annual white gift pageant, under TIA
direction of Mrs. L. F. Norwood.
The annual Christmas eve candle
light service is at 11:45 pm. Wednes
day. The Rev. Mr.. Bowers breaches
on God Comes to Bethlehem
Both choirs will present Christmas
music, with carol singing by the
congregation.
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Grace Reformed

Being Alive to Christmas" Is the
theme of the Rev. Calvin H. Wingert
at II am. Special Christmas music
by the choir.
At $50 pm. the church school will
give a Christmas pageant, Holy
Night" The primary and junior
intermediate departments will par
ticipate. The offering at the eve
ming service is for Hoffman's Or
phanage at Littlestown. Pa.
On Christmas eve there will be
Christmas carol and candlelighting
service from II o'clock to 1901 am.
The young people will hold a
dinner party and devotional service
on New Year eve.
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LINCOLN ROAD METHODIST


CHURCH, Lincoln road and U
street NE. Rev. George H. Bennett,
pastor; Margaret Harry, organist
and director. Special Christmas
music has been prepared for the
services tomorrow as follows:
MORNING SERVICE.
PRELUDE; .sa organ, Favorite carols Especial
eoTEan postiqde; % Fill ct Filiae"
s2e 6ertofs o HSy soo Night John l. RH.sr. MEs TITUS
SELECTIONS for the choir:
There's There A Song in the Air"
Special musical evening by the choir.
assSisted as;1S ed BY 5y the aqartette from the Glee
OF Richard Sisson, Nelson Norford, Steve
stevenson and Herman Gordon. and by
aoube n a Maney y h ye
BY Aurella George, Charlotte Fry. Ruth
Gerap Doroths Grim; John I. Rogers;
Mr.. Stuntz Of the choir.
organ prelude. The Nativity tHokan-
Anthem by the choir. Arise. Shine"
Trio. Christmas Tide" (Rosario % %Bonr-
The Misses Schroeder
Selections: Silent Night, ''Luther's Cradle
The High School Quartet.
Double quartet, Bethlehem" williams
Duet Softly the Stars Were shining"
Ruth Geran and Charlotte Fry. -N'
Onertory solo, "Cantiaue, de Noel adam,
Double quartet, Bethlehem, ~ "
Selections; 20 Holy Night" Saviour Re-
The Glee Club Quartet.
Anthem. THE Earth Lay Wrapped" (Shel-
Postlude. "Hanelu,ah Chorus" tas thsndeH. Ih9lf
WAUGH METHODIST CHURCH,
Third and A streets NE. Gene
Stewart, organist and director of
music. Tomorrow at the IL o'clock
service the choir will sing ut Came
Upon The Midnight Clear" by
Speaks, and "The Infant Jesus" by
Yon; soloist, Robert Shipley.
At pm. the Senior Choir will
present a cantata, The Herald of
Peace" by Galbraith.
CLARENDON DIS T
CHURCH. Arlington, Va. George @.
Oliver, pastor. There will be a pro-
gram of Christmas music and a
pageant tomorrow, the first at II
am. The choir. under the direc-
ton of Leonard F. Nichols. will sing
the following selections: 10, How a
Rose Ere Blooming" Praetorius;
"Sing, o Heavens" Tours; "Gesu
Bambino," Yon; "The Birthday OF
King" Neidlinger. The soloists
will be: Mrs. Albert Henderson, So
prano; Byron Bender, baritone.
8p.m., Christmas pageant.
The Christmas story will be pre-
sented in carol and pageantly. Spe-
cial lighting effects will be climaxed
by . candlelight professional Of
Evening star., 1941-12-20
BapttHt

BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH,
Second street and Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV. The following special
music will be sung at the services
tomorrow:
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AL1-SA1N . Sl1OTSI1, SAiS'S
Chase, Rev. Henry Teller Cooke,
rector. The music for the Christmas
services will be as follows:
1l:30 pm, Christmas eve
Professional hymn. "Adeste Fidelesn deles,,.,,r
Hymn, 20 Little Tovn Of Bethlshem;'
ofertory anthem. The Hauowed Day.
Recessionsl hymn, "1t Came Upon the
Christmas Day, II am
Hrocessionsl. hymn. Christians Awaks" ls-.v,
Communion service Foster
ofsTtoEy .aa anthem There Were soene.,
ReoessionaI hymn. "HarkI ''The Herald
Angels Sing"
Soloists- -Clarice Griffith, Bertha
Gottsman, sopranos; Lenna Gauss
Frances Mohan, altos; Robert c.
Ferguson, Robert Northrup, tenors;
Kenneth Kinsella, William H.
Waters, BASES, and william H. Tay-
lor, organist and director.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Silver Spring, Md, Rev. Joseph A.
Hauber, rector. There will be a
service on Christmas eve at II
O'Clock and on Christmas morning
at II o'clock. The evening musical
program Is as follows:
Game gpon the Miantght Inhn.,l. Clear ,xsd Wnhs
'Hsrki What Mean These Holy x.
Chorus, with SOPRANO and tenor
solos BY Alice Mills, Dolores
20 Hols sFssad Rishs and Earl P AdolpSs AsaSSA Adam
Chorus with tenor ,,s solo by Earl
~ came Upon the Midnight Clear" .
"Heaysp8y Birth" Harry r. Shelley
Chorus for mixed voices.
CUNdDdUNIoN SERVICE.
Organ prelude. Jesus, Joy of Mans
rrocsssionsl hymn, 10 Come All Ye Faith
rntroi. 20 Joyful Morn,
Mixed chorus.
..-,o... -,,,. Mi1si voices, s,.b,.-Haub.r
Mixec voices.
'Laus Tibi. Christe" -stehle-Hauber
odeatofy, ~ HAfh "ffhe Child Of Bethlehem"
Mixed chorus. with alto solo by
CAROLYN s. Barnsley; ov,.,
preface Responses Stehle-Hauoer
.s.,,.u,. Mixed voices steble-Hsub.r
Mixed voices.
Pre-communion hymn, Silent Night,
Recessional hymn. Angels From the
orTsn aiTs Tpostiude, Fantasy on Christmas
H CAROLS.
Organist, Thelma c. Nixon; choir
director, Rev. Joseph A. Hauber'
assistant choir director. Alice B
Mills.
CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY
Programs of music on the McklH
Memorial Tower chimes will be
heard from S to $50 and 1920 tt
II o'clock on Christmas eve. The
carol service on that night will begir
at IL o'clock when the following pro-
Sram will be presented by Adolf
Torovsky, organist and choirmaster
Hymvn, 1T Came Upon q Midnight
Clear" Will:
Carols sou. csv.sr,
Gevaert
.sbspherd Christmas Song" Reimanr
Carol of the Russian Children Gau
Hymn. 20 Little Town OF Bethlehem,
Carols
THE Mariners Christmas" -Chaminads
"a Bright Star Shining" Matthew.
adore and Be Still -Gounoe
Hymn, Silent Night -----------Gruoel
like Silver Lamps" s"---- Aitchisor
"Dost Thou in a Manger Lie?n Noblt
"In Excelsis Gloria" StokoWSk
Come Ye All With Great Re5oicing,"
There Is JOY Der All Today"
Shepherds Returning
"Christmas Bells" Forsyth
Torovsky
Hymn. 20 Come. All Ye Faithful" Wade
Christmas Day at 10:30 am:
Hymn. "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing"
Mendelssohr
Communion Service" Smart
Rednel
onertory anthem. while Shepherds
Hymn, Once in Royal David's city
Soloists-Blanche Ramon, Frances
Kuhn, Nancy Williamson, Louis
Annis, Ambrose Durkin.
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choir will sing "Jesu Bambino," by
Yon; Sunday, December %, Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall will sing 20 Holy
Night" by Adams, and Birthday
of the King" will be sung by the
young peoples chorus.
BEREAN BAPTIST CHURCH,
Eleventh and V streets NV. Guest
speaker, Rev. Shelby Rocks, special
Christmas music has been prepared
by Robert Hamilton, choir director,
and Edith Harris, organist, for to-
morrow's service. Bach's Break
Forth, o Beauteous Heavenly Light"
and Sancti's "Ye Watchers and Ye
Holy One" will be featured.
Evening star., 1941-12-20
EriHrnral

WASHINGTON CATHE ORAL.
Under the direction of Paul CAL
laway, a candlelight service will be
sung by the full choir of men and
boys ON Christmas eve at Ills
o'clock. The Bishop of Washington
will officiate and the Great Choir
will be lighted entirely by candle
light. The following musical pro-
gram will be presented:
"Quem Vidistis Pastores" Dering
softly the he stars We're Shining" -Toroysky
''Oh, Would Go to Bethlehem" Williams
Sleeps Judea Fair" ir"----------Ma MacKlnnon
Born Today ------------- SWeeIlnck
"Whiie All Things Were in Quiet
Communion Service in B Flat" Stanford
Christmas Day, 1890 am, Williams
'MisSa de Sancta Maria Magdalena"
and Handl's "Resonet in Laudibus"
will be presented during the holy
communion service, sung by the men
of the choir, under the direction OF
Paul Galloway, organiSt and choir
master. The Bishop of Washington
will deliver a sermon.
Sunday afternoon, December 28,
there will be a carol service at 4
O'Clock, sung by the full choir OF
men and boys, under the direction
of Paul Galloway. The Bishop of
Washington will be present. The
musical program will consist OF the
fol1oujroU numbers.
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Gnntntl1nttu

POTOMAC HEIGHTS COMMU-
NIFTY CHURCH, Rev. Aaron B
Kelly, pastor; Mrs. w. A. Hutcheson
director; Mrs. G. F. Blackburn
organist. The program of Christ
mas music tomorrow will be as
follows:
Prelude
Noel -Daouin
December Christmas Morn Cowen
Anthem. Softly the Stars Were
Shining --------T -Torovsky
Anthem, Arise. Shine Maker
Ofertory, "A Rose Breaks Into
Anthem. "gehold I Bring You
PostiudA I'm Dulci Jfbilo"
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anthems by the A Capella Choir,
Ruby Smith Stahl, director and So
prano soloist; Dorothy Wilson Hal
bach, contralto, and Dale Hamilton,
baritone. The programs follow:
ORGAN MUSIC. ,
Noel Bressan' Darcieux
The Holy Night" -----..------B BUCK
scherzo on I'm Dulci Jubilo" Candyln
ANTHEMS BY A cAPELLA CHOIR
aosanns "A Me42s Christmas --------- wariocf
"caroI f't Of the the BeIis'' f -Leontovich
THE Holy Mother Sings" - MCKINNEY
THE Song of Mary" y"-------- Flscher
(obblgato by Marjorie Brett)
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH, Columbia
road. DR.. Fred Sherman Busch
meyer, minister; Norton M. Little,
chorister; Claude Robson, organiSt.
Solo quartet, Prudence jackson
Thomas, soprano Raymond I.
Pigott, tenor: Gene Archer, bass.
At the II O'Clock service tomorrow
morning Christmas music will be
sung by the Mount Pleasant Chorus
and Solo Quartet, Esther S. NARROW,
contralto, assisting, as follows:
organ prelude. Rhapsody on Christina, tina,
Bass SOLO. 20 Holy Night" Adam
Mr.. Archer.
'Halielujsh chorus" C"The Messiah,
organ postluds. March of the n,1basi Mas
Before the organ prelude. the
chorus will sing the following carols
Gloria in Excelsis Deo," Lester:
"Lo, How a Rose Fer Blooming.
Praetorius; Three Kings" Romeu
and "In My Lap My Sovereign Sits,
Peerson.
4:45 pm:
musical pageant, "The Nativity"
compiled and directed by Evelyn
Albers, director of religious educa-
ton, will be presented by members
of the church and the church school
The Mount Pleasant Chorus will as
sist at this service.
Tenor solo. The Birthday of a King;"
Mr.. Pisott.
How Far Is 1t to Bethlehsmn s,sssaH. Shaw
Anthems: ro.n. =,
"A5aste rI6eli., Novello
Quartet. through the Dark the DrsameIs
Came" ------------------- Dahleis
PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, 624 M street NV. Arthur
Fletcher Elmes, minister. Tomor-
row at the morning worship the
choir presents three anthems by
H. w. Petrie: Lead Me-" The
Light of the World" and Praise
the Great Redeemer."
At S pm. the young peoples fel-
lowship.
LINCOLN TEMPLE CONGRE-
/ GATIONAL CHURCH, Eleventh
and r streets NV. Marjorie Jack
son Andrews, organist-choir di-
rector. A vesper candlelight con-
cert of Christmas music will be pre-
sented in connection with reading
of Van Dykes The Other Wise
Man" by Mary Burrill tomorrow
/ AFTERNOON dI D y ClOCh. 1iiC "A va
pella Choir of the church in Its
initial appearance will be assisted
by Otis Holley, soprano soloist. The
program will be as follows:
Organ prelude, TN Dulci Jubilo" Bach
| Two chorales:
Light" from the Christmas
| "A child Is Born in Bethlehem
| (Old German Arr. by Robert Franz
| while Shepherds Watched Their Sheep
| 9th century, Arr. by Hugo Jungs'
10 How Q Rose Fer Blooming"
"'Twas In the Moon Of winter-time."
| Arr. by Yor
(christmas carol of the Indians-flrst
| carol sung on Manhattan Island
| 20 Holy Night Adam
Otis Holley, soprano soloist.
(Above group for male voiceso
"The Other Wise Man"
| "On This Good Christmas Morn - Cain
"Hark Bethlehem Polish carroll.
60 Tell 1t On the Mountain Negro
| spirituan Arr. by Mariory Andrews
"A Carol to Christmas --- McNeill-Rosers
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Congregational

FIR ST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, Tenth and G streets NV.
At tomorroW's service the special
Christmas music will include organ
music by Paul De Long Gable and
anthems by the A Capella Choir,
Ruby Smith Stahl, director and So
prano soloist; Dorothy Wilson Hal
bach, contralto, and Dale Hamilton,
baritone. The programs follow:
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alteration to the manger. The
church school will cooperate with
the church choirs and mems chorus.
Leonard F. Nichols is organist and
choirmaster; Mrs. c. C. Smith,
pageant director. The following is
the program:
The Angel Appears Before the Shepherds.
Chorus, o Little Town Of Bethlehem
Mr.. Talbot, Tenor Soloist.
Brooks
Chorus THE Angels Song" Wilson
Junior Choir.
Chorus "As Lately We Watched"
Paul Krlngle Tenor Soloist.
The Alteration Of the Shepherds
Carol Softly the Stars Were Shining"
Torovsky
Women's Chorus
soprano SOLO Bring Torch. jeanette
Mrs. Albert Henderson.
The Alteration of the Magi
Carol. We Thee Kings Of Orient Are"
Traditional
Male Chorus
Chorus. The First Noel" Traditional
,,Rosanns Felty. Soprano Soloist.
CandIelisht professional
% Come All Ye Faithful Traditional
Hymn. Joy to the World" Handel
Congregatlon and Chorus.
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GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Rev. Meade Bolton MacBryde,
rector; Louise Hart Mattoon, Or
ganist. The musical program for
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Prelude, while Shepherds Watched"
Mauro-Cottone
Ofertory. Westminster Carol
Cantata. THE Light of the World"
Candlyn
Soloists: Soprano. Helen Negus: alto May
Stanton; baritone, Z. Royden Schwartz.
Postlude, Joy to the World Handel
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the Junior and senior choirs will
combine in the anthems, Christ
mas Day" Carol Fantasie by Holst)
20 Sing to God" by Gounod with
contralto solo by Gertrude Lang
fitt), and "Jesu Bambino," by Yon.
Evening star., 1941-12-20
MOUNT RAINIER METHODIST

MOUNT RAINIER METHODIST
CHURCH. The choir, under Vir-
ginia B. Baker, director and organ
ist, will present two musical pro-
grams during the services tomorrow.
assisted by Helen Negus, soprano;
May Stanton, alto, and z. Royden
Schwartz, baritone, as follows:
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MrthnniHt

ANACOS STA METHODIST
CHURCH. The choir, under the di-
rection of George F. Ross, will sing
the following Christmas music to-
morrow and on Christmas morning:
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VARY THODIS T
CHURCH, 1859 Columbia road NV.
Handel's THE Messiah" will be
sung at a special vesper service at
4 pm. tomorrow. The Calvary
Choir, Louis Potter, director, will
have the assistance of the choir of
the National City Christian Church,
William E. Braithwaite, director,
making a chorus of 80 voices. The
soloists will be Ruby Potter, soprano;
Bertha Morgan, contralto; Finley
Cheston, tenor, and Harry Yeide,
bass-baritone. Mabel Frost will ac-
company at the organ and Winifred
Chamberlain at the piano.
At the morning worship service
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FOUNDRY M z T H o D I S T
CHURCH. The choir under the di-
rection of Justin Lawrie, with Will
liam Tufts at the organ, will present
Bortniansky's "Cherubic Hymn" and
Adams "Cantique de Noel" at the
II o'clock service tomorrow, with
Mr.. Lawrie singing the solo portions
of the latter number.
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PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, 624 M street NV. Arthur
Fletcher Zines, minister. Tomor-
row at the morning worship the
choir presents three anthems by
H. w, Petrie: Lead Me" The
Light of the World" and Praise
the Great Redeemer."
At pm. the young peoples fell
lowship.