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FIRST REFORMED CHURCH,
Thirteenth and Monroe streets NV.
Rev. Nelson Schlegel, pastor. Spe-
cial Christmas eve service at II
pm. will be the narration of the
Christmas story with the following
musical program:
Gloria" Mozart
'slumber Song Of the VIRGIN" Reser
..Ang angels Ger the Fields Old French Carol
There Were Shepherds" VINCENT Hiceet
Soloists: Maria Coffey, Julia Beat
tie, Joseph Zeis and Edward Knause.
Choir director, Clara Moran Bern
heimer; organist, Karl Holer.
GRACE EVANGELICAL AND
REFORMED CHURCH, Fifteenth
and o streets N.W.-Rev. Calvin
Wingert, minister. Christmas mu-
sic will be sung by the choir tomor-
row and Christmas eve night, and
will include the following:
Organ preludes:
Carlton" " Soverby
"Pastorale' G,IiIn ant
Anthem. "sinx o Heavens" Gsul
Duet. He Shall Feed His Flock" Handel
organ postlude, From Heaven on High
CHRISTMAS EVE. 1890 PM. cANpLEl ASheIIsl
o LIGHT CAROL SERVICE.
Three Preludes on 9Th Century Carols
,r Boely
"A Babe Is Born in Bethlehem Austrian
~. Aneels , Ger the Fields French
Violin solos will be played by Vio-
let Boldogh. Choir soloists are Nor
man Slant, tenor; Frank Wright.
baritone. Incidental soprano solos
by Pauleen Hagen and Janet Mar
kel. The music is under the direc-
ton OF DR.. Charles E. Gauss, or
ganist.
NCORDIA LUTHERAN
CHURCH, Twentieth and G streets
N.W.-The Rev. Charles E. Enders,
pastor; John r. Monroe, organist:
Cathreen Carrico, soprano. guest So
loist. The Concordia Choir, aug
mented by the Davidson Glee Club
and assisted by Miss Carrico, So
prano, Will present the following
numbers at the annual candle
lighting service tomorrow at 8 p.m.:
Prelude. Silent Earth De Brant
tMiss Carrico)
Rejoice, Beloved Christians Schroeder
.,Shepherds on This Hill"--Greek carol
..p pns oearching carol Marryott
Russian children's Carol of Light"
"A, Arr. by Gaul
.o val, ,, Traditional Bohemian
Rejoice Ye Christians Loudly" Bach
nTeak Forth, o Beauteous Heavenly
bNsHt Bach
(Concordia ChoirD
Lo' HOW q Rose Fer Blooming"
"Ana.,, Praetorius
The Sleep Of the Child Jesus" Old french
carol OF the Bressan Waites" Traditional
Davidson Glee Club
Recltatives and chorus Messiah
Mrs Grs 70 God Handel
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TAKOMA LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Seventh and Dahlia streets NV
Rev. j. Adrian Pfeiffer, pastor. The
Christmas season will be observed
by holding three special services
a children's Christmas service at 5
o'clock tomorrow afternoon, a
Christmas carol pageant service at
8 o'clock Tuesday evening, and
Christmas eve candlelight service
at II o'clock Thursday evening. The
music for the services follows:
The children's Christmas service,
tomorrow, pm, Mrs. Harvey Brake,
ST., organist; Mrs. Vincent Gin
gerich, director.
Prelude, "yoix seraphiaue" williams
Carol 20 Little Town of Bethlehem 'i''''
Solo The Friendly Beasts"
Carol Grade fs01sys aymns LANCE Luther
Carol ans com: fGiRRsF' hisR:T: e ssle.fn s.ishiu
Carol. ANGELS From the Realms Of Glory'a sr'f'
Anthem. Gloria in Excelsis" Ekman-Fyrie
fThe Junior Choir
Mrs. William Banck, director
Carol. Silent Night! Holy Nisht!'
Onertory. Seeking the Christ" Rand
Solo, Once in Royal Davids City
Gauntlet
tJanet Ehretl
Postlude. March Of the Masi" Peele
Christmas carol pageant service,
Tuesday. 8 pm, "The Coming of
the King; Mrs. Vincent Gingerich,
director and reader; Vincent Gin
gerich, organist.
Prelude. "Festal Prelude" Martin
PrScessicI,ai sss,,,a carol. 20 Come. All Ye
Come Thou Almishty King" De Giardini
% Little Town Of Bethlehem" Redner
20 Come. o Come Emanuel
Ancient Plain Song
''HarkI The Herald Angels sing
.Tt came Upon the Midnight ciesr''
silent Nishtl Holy Night Gruber
We Three KINGS Of Orient Are
Hopkins
Postluds. "Postluds In A Minor"
Christmas evs candlelight service,
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The Christmas music program for
tomorrow's service will be:
Prelude. THE Holy Night" - Buck
Chimes. 20 Bien Heureuse"
Organ interlude. christmas Eve"
ogksrseEy k'se solo, ''Th. Birthday q ss.;ss,. .
tGeorse Myers)
Vocal duet % Holy Nieht" Adam
Postlude. ''Hailsluiah Chorus,
ESTERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. 1906 H street NV
Charles Stewart Mckenzie, minis
ter; Jean Slater Appel, director of
music. Programs of Christmas mu-
sic will be included in the services
tomorrow.
orssa, ss,,s,a prelude ~h's' A" i. til. ,,.,,,..,
Tro Whs sisea shepS.fd. watched Reser
Mary Pearson, John Murtaueh and Robert
Anthem, Glory to "si GOD in tn.
Postiade. Bell Symphony Purcell
3 P.M.-Candle- lighting Service.
Postlude prelude to the Christmas
s BOSE Ts5 HssSen s1sa%
In Thee is joy -- Dupre
RGstlHaf fs paiei in JnbIS RSl'i pssI. Ssss
The, story Of Christmas in tablesn with
Christmas carols by the Young Peoples
CHURCH OF THE PILGRIMS,
Twenty-second street, between P
and @ streets N.W.-Rev. Andrew
R. Bird, pastor: Mrs. w. L. Dinning,
choir director; Warren F. johnson,
organist. Christmas music by the
choir at the services tomorrow will
be as follows:
Bohemian Carol
Ofertory anthem. Sing. o Heavens
Tours
Bensdiction response. THE Lord Bless
Part I-Adoration Of the Christ Child.
car Realm, IL wo5fhP Of Giory angels from the
Response GLORY ''f Be to the Father T"A''
Anthem ~, u Sing 81, e Of a Maiden. Cooper
Anthem Carol of the Sheep Bells"
sss sgos: ssrs old C. AZ Ys
STANLEY Stahr, guest singer)
Hopkins -Dnnins
Antnem, sing, o Heavens Tours
elizabeth Adams. soloist)
Part H-Consecration to Christ
Response, More Love to Thee Doane
Anthem. "Open Our Eyes" MacFarane
Solo. Selected
tH. Gray Swain, guest singer)
Hymn. 20 Jesus, Have Promised" Mann
Anthem, Glorious Is Thy Name
WORKMANSHIP Walter E.
Price, pastor; Olive Med. Writer'S,
director of music; Howard S. Miller,
organist. The chorus choir will
present the following program of
Christmas music at the II o'clock
service tomorrow:
9rsan prelude; ''Voix sera phic" williams
Of Glory Smart
Anthem. TT Came Upon Midnight VA
Prayer Sys5ts chimes response, Silent -
Solo 20 Holy Night" Adam
Wilfred Gilbert.
Onertory. "Yuletide Echoes Hodson
Benediction. 'Sevenfold, Amen" Stainer
Postlude. 'Hallelujah Chorus (Mes-
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GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Sixteenth and Varnum streets NV.
christmas music will be sung by
the senior choir composed of "a
voices and the junior choir with 16
voices. Esther England, organist,
will direct. Margaret Wambsganss
will be in charge of Juniors. The
following numbers will be given:
CHRISTMAS EvE-1o:3o PM.
Infant 30 Gentle" Gascon Carol
Com. Now ,AFF; 7. sbspbs1dIF sbsIaon TootsJ
.v,u. .., Morayian 1850
VIRGIN Slumber Song Max Reger
softly the Stars Were Shining "0''''
.s Torovsky
Slne . Heavens Tours
sesS5 and 5sasT S.1s choirs com$Isss
SUNDAY. AFE DEeEMsER Z Fl Rilistte} stMl1 AM.
shepherds Christmas Song
During tn. watch o, Agstlisp Eocts 1v FSk Song
Traditional
Jesu bamo1no --------- Pietro Yon
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
of Bethesda Chevy Chase-Rev.
Raymond A. Vogeley, pastor: Gene
M. Sylvester, organist. Organ and
choir music will be featured promi-
nently in the Christmas services
this week as follows:
Organ Dr.]S9s ToMoRRoW esq,stm1! u z., AN lamar.
In Dulci Jubilo' -----B Bach
SHertory, christmas Bells Gade
roS''uoi PM ah1 TESPGR SPPsar srpv1rr DUBOIS
.Yu.r.,1IsG ORGAN cEIsSA RECITAL, 4;4O PM.
"christmas Dance Dance Of the Little Animaisa nasIe
Gaul
March OF the wise MEM Gaul
caREsTMks oRssT kscFYEi, EYE II ,o:tS o9LqGK PK
The II, He Holy Nissf Nieht" Edmund;an VaIl
christmas in settimo vittone" "--Yon
@ Holy Night
one1to11 lt Game lN"s1" YpoG" c,,,,,,,.
Postlude, Good News from Heaven
rachelbel
Come and Hear the Grand Old Story,
Oil
10. How a Rose" PraetoriMs
"Provencal Noel"
"w. Saw Vim WsstSrook s,ssI,n Choral Version
CHRISTMAS DAY. IL AM.
Gesu, Bambino'' Yon
Offertory. .Adoramus Te''----Palestrina
Postlude. "Hosanna na'-----W Wache
ST. MATTHEWS LUTHERAN
CHURCH, Kentucky avenue and
Fifteenth street S.E.-Rev. Theodore
P. F'ricke, pastor; Gladys S. Zins-
meister, organist; Mrs. T. P. Fricke
director of choirs. A candlelight
service will be held Christmas eve
at II pm. when the following mu-
sical program will be given.
Prelude:
ta) "Yuletide Echoes" Hodson
(b) "A Rose Breaks Into Bloom
&c, THE Star in the East Krines
Processionai hymn Come Hither, Ye
Anthem Silent Night! Peaceful Night"
(Junior Choir)
Solo. THE Birthday of a King Neidlineer
fMrs Henry Herath)
Carol Silent Night! Holy Nehtr'
Anthem, The Shepherds Vision Rosa
tSenior Choir)
Carol "Luthers Cradle Hymn
Anthem, Softly the Stars Were Shining"
(Women's Chorus)
Reeessional hymn, 20 Little Town of
Postlude. joy to the World"
Arr. Ashford.
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KELLER MEMORIAL LUTHER
AN CHURCH, Ninth and Maryland
avenue N.E.-Dr. j. Harold Mumper,
pastor. Music for the services to-
morrow will include the following:
IL AM
Organ prelude. I'm Joyful Alteration"
Anthem. Lullaby on Christmas Eve,
Anthem, Anthem, FESTIVAL T. Deum BUCK
contraito solo. % Thou That Tellest.
orssn e. d,or1" g0stI"de' The Heavens Declare
The white gift service will be held
at 7:45 pm, at which time a
Christmas mystery pageant, I'm
manuel will feature the service.
The choir will sing Gloria From
Twelfth Mass" by Mozart, and
Mary Folmer will sing the solo
"Cantique de Noel" by Adam.
AT the am. service Christmas
morning the service will consist of
the following musical numbers:
orgsn snu prelnde. Emmanuel, Rossini
Anthem: Sing. o Sing. This Blessed A'
NOT, Morn Rogers
or Handel
baritone SOLO, The Holy Child" Martin
orEan th postlude; "Hallelujah Chorus From
Vic Aessihh ----------- Handel
Solo quartet, Charlotte Schuster,
soprano; Ruth Kobbe, contralto: D..
H. Trucksess, tenor, and Harry l..
Hickman, baritone. Herbert F. AID
ridge, director, and Flora Palmer
Weber, organist.
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL
CHURCH, Thomas Circle, Four
teentsl and N streets N.W-Paul M.
Orso, Robert G. Sander, STUDENT
assistant pastors.
A congregational Christmas carol
will be held from 7 to tbs pm. to-
morrow prior to the colorful pageant
The Coming of the King The
music OF the evening will include
the following: 20 Come, o Come,
Emmanuel" solo; Come Thou Long
Expected Jesus" choir; Awake, My
Soul" solo; o Little Town of Beth
lehem,' choir; while Shepherds
Watched" choir; Gloria in Excel
sis by choir; Silent Night" and
Away in the Manger,' children
choirs; Star, Star, o Beautiful
Star" choir; Come All Ye Faith
full" choir.
The annual Christmas carol tour
will be held this year. The members
and friends who would join the
group will meet at the church
Thursday at pm. A short carol
sing will be held in front of the
church prior to going to the different
institutions.
The Christmas eve service will be
held at II pm. The choir will sing
three anthems helping to usher in
the Christmas day. Special organ
recital will be given before the
service from 1896 to II by Ann
Burger. Elva Beck will play selec-
tions on the marimba. The congre-
CATION will sing the favorite carols
as follows: 20 Little Town of Beth
lehem," "Hark the Herald Angels
Sing" ut Came Upon a Midnight
Clear" I'VE Three Kings of Orient
Are" and Joy to the World"
The organ numbers will be:
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ARLINGTON PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Columbia pike and South
Lincoln street, Arlington, Va.-Wal-
ter Wolf, pastor. Christmas music
will be part of the services tomor-
row and Christmas eve.
Music under the direction of Dor
othy Blackburn. choir director.
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH, Kalorama
and Columbia roads NV. Rev. John
Carpenter Palmer, D. D. minister;
Gertrude Smallwood Mockbee, or
ganist: George Myers, tenor soloist.
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS CHRIS
TIAN CHURCH, 1435 Park road
Harry L. Bell. minister; Katharine
Fowler, organist-director. Christ
mas music for the morning service
tomorrow at II m. will be:
Anthem. "Hark. Now Shepherds"
Anthem with soprano obbIisato, LULLABY
on oed1irRss shirTes EEsn. soprano ohFistansen
Anthem. While BY Our Sleeping FLOCK We
Carol service, 8 pm, combined
choirs, senior, Bagby C. E. and High
School C. E.
Processional. 20 Come All Ye Faithful
THE Angels and the Shepherds"
THE Song of the Shepherds
Gloria in Escelsis Deo ON 'snsnRa FreneR esro esrOi
soIe with chorus. THE Birthday q ,a,,., a -.
Chorus, silent sHyr Hisht Hi, Holy Night" Grub.r
Solo with chorus. ,'Jesu Bambino' Yon
Chorus, LULLABY s@raS Thou Etti. fsR Tiny Child"
Solo with chorus; 20 Holy Nishs" s"." "AAdam N
barbara White.)
Recessonal. Joy to the World" Handel
NATIONAL CITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Thomas Circle-Dr. j.
Warren Hastings, minister. The
choir will sing special programs of
Christmas music at the services to-
morrow.
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ prelude. Improvisation on
chorus. ss's adore Ge'ts and Be stir dounod
Violin oblisato by Caroline RandellJ
0ffertory, Noel Ecossais' Guilmant
~ Ernest livingston. soloistS "'''
organ postlude, chorale-fantasia on
Good King Wenceslas" ---------- Read
EVENING PROGRAM.
The choir and Bible School will
present cantata and pageant, "The
Newborn King" music by Benja-
min Loveland and pageant by Mrs.
J. Warren Hastings. Program as
follows:
Brass quartet will play Christmas carols
from front steps Of church,
organ prelude christmas Pipes OF
Procession Of candle bearers led by brass
quartet.
cantata and pageant.
Presentation of white gifts
Organ postlude, THE Shepherds
HCaIol ------------ Chubb
w. E. Braithwaite, director of
music; Mrs. J. w. Hastings, director
of pageant; James B. Smiley,
organist. Soloists: Maxwell Gallo
way, soprano; Pauline Holcomb, Mrs.
Leo Tooley, alto: E. E. Condron,
tenor; E. c. Livingston, bass; E. R.
Deitemeier, baritone. Brass quartet:
Louis L. Maser, trumpet; Irving
Bourque, trumpet: Merle Baughman,
French horn; Jack Roman, BARI
tone horn.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, Ninth and D streets NE.
Carroll c. Roberts, minister: JOS
eph Harrison. director Of music. The
following program Of Christmas
music will be given tomorrow.
At the communion service at
1880 o'clock, the adult choir will
sing Arise! Shine for Thy Light Is
Come" by Dudley Buck. Mary E.
Clark, soprano, will sing Speaks
There's a Song in the Air"
The music in the evening CANDLE
light service at 7:45 O'Clock will be
sung by the Vesper Choir. The an
thems will be ut Came Upon the
Midnight Clear" Sullivan: "Hail
Him King" Miles. and Behold! I
Bring You Good Tdings." by Geibel.
% Holy Night" will be sung as .
duet by Helen Num- and Barbara
Ellerbrook. Solos in this service win
be Might Of Nights" Van de Water,
sung BY Leroy Owens. and "Gesu
Bamhino.s Yon. BY Dorothy Cecil.
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CHURCH OF THE ATONEMENT,
Rhode Island avenue and North
Capitol street-Rev. Howard E. Sny-
der, pastor. With assisting guest
artists, the choir will present THE
Shepherds Christmas" by Luvaas,
at the 1880 pm. service Christmas
eve. Emerson Meyers is choir di-
rector.
GEORGETOWN LUTHERAN N
CHURCH, Wisconsin avenue and
Volta place N.W.-Rev. Harold E.
Beatty, pastor; Helen Albert, or
ganist; Melissa Smoot, director
Music for the Christmas services
will be as follows:
ToMoRRoW-11 AM.
Orsan prelude
Professional hymn "Adeste Fideles'
Anthem In Excelsis peo,I ,
Hymn, Joy to tn. World The Lord
Anthem. Sing o Heavens" B. Tours
Reeessonsl hymn, "Hark the Herald Angels
Organ postlude
CHRISTMAS EVIL PM.
Organ prelude, Joy to the World" stultz
PROFESSIONAL hymn. 1T Came Upon the
Midnight Clear"
Quartet. 90 Holy ns Niaht H'sn'' noiy 4. Nen ADAM
Mrs: Russel Friend Barbara Beatty.
ssses;ssionai: ss ;;Sl . Little Town of BethIshem,'
Postlude, Largo o'------------Ha Handel
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Ave Maria" Arcadelt
ChrlStmas FANTASY" Stults
Emmanuel Rossiri
Silent Night" " Harker
Break Forth 2 Beautious
To-day There Is Ringing" Christensen
Lullaby - Christiansen
CHURCH OF THE REFORMA-
TION, 212 East Capitol street
Rev. oscar F. Blackwelder, D. D.,
pastor; Rev. Ralph w. Loew, asso-
ciate pastor; Mary A. Weidley, Or
ganist. Christmas music will be
featured as follows:
. TOMORROW $40 AM
'idai oid Bohemian Carol
The virgins slumber sons.
Reger. Arransed By Beckers
Matin Choir.
Mueller
sing. o Heavens" ens"--------------T Tours
organ prelude. "cnrlssm.. rM in Sicily"
10. How a Rose Fer Bloomins:"
And cHRsHzAs hi aHsz sf EVf " 1880 1Sao Handel
Musical prelude, William Fred Pfeiffer,
y,aani;a;r yi,Slinist; "Lo' How Rose Fer ,
..Luiiaby on Christmas Eve" christisnsen
THE Virgins Slumber Song.'''
Softly the Stars Were Shining"
20 Holy Nisht;"
ST. STEPHENS LUTHERN
CHURCH, 1911 Brentwood road
NE-The Rev. George K. Bowers,
pastor. At the regular morning
worship service tomorrow at II am.
the organist. June Skiles, will play
for her Christmas prelude the ave
Maria" of CBach-G Gounod). The
young peoples choir will sing for its
anthem THE Prince of Peace Is
Come the words and music OF
which were composed and copy
righted by the pastor, the Rev. Mr..
Bowers.
At the Christmas eve candle light
service at 1880 on Thursday night
the adult choir and the young peo-
pies choir together lead the carol
singing and present the special
music Of the evening. The adult
choir is singing Lerman's II Bring
You Good Tidings," and the wom-
ems chorus Of the adult choir will
sing The Shepherds Christmas
Song" The young peoples choir
will sing Christiansen's 10, How
. Rose Fer Blooming!"
The two choirs will sing
antiphonally "And There Were
Shepherds" Mietzke's Meditation"
win Be offered a an instrumental
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NORTH WASHINGTON BAP-
fist CHURCH - Rev. Henry J.
Smith, pastor. The following Christ
mas music will be given at II am.
tomorrow:
pfersory. Nays Grad. Song Maeponsid
Anthem Christ Has Come, o Sing Hls
Anthem. "Bsthlehsm" ,,,, Bovker
In the evening at 7:45 a musical
service will be presented as follows,
Prelude, "Andante Con Moto," Soy
ka: offertory, christmas Offertoire," :"
Grison; cantata, THE Infant Holy"
Stairs; postlude.
PETwoRTH BAPTIST CHURCH,
Seventh and Randolph streets
N.W-Rev. James p. Rogers, pastor.
Christmas will be celebrated with
the following musical programs:
Tomorrow, II am.
Anthem. "Jesu Bsmbino" Yon
Girls, double trio, Calm on tn. List .n,s,, ming
cMsrs Le. and chsrlene Stacy. Mary My'siie Beiie
ORGAN prelude, Christmas Airs"
"As with oladness'
william r. Bishop. organist;
Maude l. Davis, director Of choir.
pm:
The sacred pageant entitled, "The
Heart Of Christmas" by Verna Whi-
merry, will be presented. The dra-
matics of this pageant viii be under
the direction of the pastor, the Rev.
James p. Rogers. The music will be
directed by Maude l.. Davis. A girls
choral group in costume and a male
chorus OF the church viii sing. Mil
dred and Margaret Whaley, kathe-
rine Anderson. Margaret Garrison.
Sarah Reedy. Pauline Way and
Jeanneane Leech will be the soloists.
Th,lrsday. lila midnight:
The second annual Christmas eve
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FIRST REFORMED CHURCH,
Thirteenth and Monroe streets NV.
Rev. Nelson Schlegel, pastor. Spe-
cial Christmas eve service at II
pm. will be the narration of the
Christmas story with the following
musical program:
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INGRAM MEMORIAL CONGRE-
GAT1ONAL CHURCH, Tenth street
and Massachusetts avenue Ne
The choir under the direction of
Marion st. John Aldridge, organist.
will give the following Christmas
program tomorrow at IL am:
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Soloists: Mary Russell williams,
Ruth Snodgrass. sopranos: Mildred
Snesrud, contralto; Lawrence Gates,
tenor; John Waggoner, baritone;
Susan Jones. harpist; Mrs. Duff
Lewis, violinist; Durward Stevens,
Charles McDougal, trumpeters;
Nancy Poore Tufts, organist, and
choir director.
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MORNING SERVICE.

Organ prelude, Improvisation on
''Adeste Fideles' Karg-Elert
Chorus, adore and Be Still Gounod
violin Obligato by Caroline RandellD
Ohertory, Noel EcoSsais" Guilmant
Baritone solo, The Birthday Of -
King tby reaues) -.-- Neidlinger
ERNEST Livingston. soloist)
Organ postlude, chorale-fantasia on
Good King Wenceslas' s'- Read
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NATIONAL CITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Thomas Circle.-Dr. J.
Warren Hastings, minister. The
choir will sing special programs of
Christmas music at the services to-
morrow
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At pm. the Washington Mission
airy College Choir and Orchestra will
present Handel's Messiah" George
w. Greer, director: Minnie Ivers-
Wood, soprano: Nora Machlan-
Buckman, contralto; James Eaton.
tenor; Dale Hamilton, base; Harold
Doering, organist; Patricia Greer
Weikel, pianist.
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ST CONGREGATIONAL
Ministers, Howard Stone
Anderson, John Elmo Wallace: a
Cappella Choir of so voices; Ruby
Smith Stahl, director; Marjorie
Brett Slade, soprano; Dorothy Will
son Halbach, contralto; Noel Burns.
tenor; Paul De Long Gable, organist;
The following Christmas music will
be heard at the services tomorrow:
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CLEVELAND PARK COMMUN-
ITY CHURCH, 3400 Lowell street
NW.-The Rev. Paul w. Yinger,
minister. Music in the Christmas
spirit has been programmed for the
services tomorrow:
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GEORGETOWN PRESBYTERI-
AN CHURCH, 1921 P street NV
DR.. John Bailey Kelley, PASTORAL
the White Gift Christmas Carol
Candlelight Service, Tuesday eve
ming, at 7:30 the musical progam
will be preceded by carols played
from the balcony by two trumpeters
before the service.
Prelude. "Jesu Bambino" (orsan. harp.
violin1 Yon
proesssIonsl I hymn, "Hark. the Herald ~
The snseis, :Whenc. Those SOUNDS snds.ss0nn
The shepherds. The Angels and the
=. Shepherds youth chor) Bohemian
The star. Shine. Oh Shine. Thou Star
OF Wonder" tjunior choir Polish
At the inn IN Bethlehem. Who Knocks
The mother and child. The VIRGINS -
Lullaby on Christmas Eve Ltunior
choir Norweeian
The alteration, Nazareth" Gounod
Carol hymn. 20 Little Town Of Beth
Carol fantasy, Christmas Day" Hoist
Christmas cantata, When the Christ
%. Come All Ys Faithful o. '"o.-- Italian
Ren edicfion
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Wednesday, $3.50 pm, When the
Christ Child Came" by Joseph
Clokey, Chancel Choir and soloists
with Sylvia Meyer, harpist.
Christmas eve. II pm, choral
communion.
Carols:
20 NiRhtinRale ke
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-17
OUT TO UNIVERSITY

Don Buchanan, member Of the AZ graduating class of the Sitka Territorial School, left recently for Seattle to enter the University of Washington.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-10-17
USTICE IN ARMY MAKES
 NEW RECORD
Frank Murphy, Others in Armed Forces, Keep
 Wires Hot

FORT KNOX, Ky, Oct. 17.-Lt. Col. Frank Murphy, Associate Just ice of the Supreme Court, spent only four weeks with the Armored Force, but during that short time he set record, of which he is probably unaware.
 According to records at the Post Signal office, the Colonel's bill of SIS for telegrams and phone calls set an all-time high for officers, and most of them, naturally, were to Washington numbers
 Close on Colonel Murphy's heels for honors is a sergeant at the Armored Force School, who must have been interested in a girl with wanderlust. He ran up an account of S112.46 trailing her from Col umbus, Ga, to Durham, N O., and thence to Louisville. However, fu- ture bills of this size were eliminated for the duration three months ago when a ruling was passed limiting credit for enlisted men at the Signal office to $25.
 The average bill for enlisted men of the first three grades Staff ser geant, technical sergeant, master sergeant) and officers runs around $8 month. Canadian Officers at F't. Knox usually have the largest bills because of their many calls to such cities as Ottawa and Wash ington, D. c. Officers in the hospital also tend to run up larger accounts than they would normally, by fre- quently calling home
 Every month approximately $10,- 900 worth of telegrams and tele- phone calls come through the Ft. Knox Signal Office. This includes officers and men of the first three grades, not the thousands of men who keep the pay stations jingling calling home.