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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Imprisoned Morse Facing Death
Laugh Defiance at Nazi Torture

by his influence
He fortified them with some
thing deeper and greater thar
pride. Scofn, and hate.
He gave them more courage
than they possessed and inspired
them with the crusaders spirit.
Indeed. the bishops influence
went right through the prison
He made us realize that in our
helpless state our spirit was our
only shield and Sword And yet
we never heard from him one word
of hate, scorn or reproof of the
Germans.
He never taught us to resist or
rebel-but he gave us courage
and spirit.
No wonder the Church of Nor
way and the people look up 10
him and follow his leadership
His spirit i' so great that II
will lead Norway 10 victory what
ever the NaziS do 10 him.
! soon discovered that bolts and
bars did not separate the prison
ers. Very little went on in that
prison which we did not know of.
Little of what happened out
side failed 10 reach us either.
Known and unknown voices
brought messages known and I'M
known hands took written notes
from cell 10 cell.
My fclloW-prlSOnerS stood up "a
physical and mental torture with
out fear and without flinching
Some of them were marked for
life, but their spirit and courage
worried the Nazis more than any
thing else. l need only quote the
words of a Nazi judge when he
passed the last two death SEN
fences in Oslo. He said,
What shall we do with such
n people? When we shoot one.
10 come forward and take his
place"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Architects TO Open
First War Session

Architects in the war effort and
in postwar planning and con-
struction will be the major themes
of the seventy-fourth annual meet
ing of the American Institute of
Architects. 10 be held here Tues
day through Thursday.
Gathering for their first war
time meeting since World War l,
architects of the United States
will convene at the Hotel Statler
at 10 a. m. Tuesday. The con-
vention sessions will be open to
the nIlhliC.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

formerly my teacher at the Mill
tary Academy He was proud and
aloof. Nothing the NazlS could
do 10 him seemed TO affect his
contemptuouS indifference.
The second man was tall and
angular, with finely cut features,
and his eyes were simply burning
with hate. The Gestapo had made
him suffer terribly found out
later-but had never made any
impression on him except 10 in
crease his hate and white-hot fury
The third was one of the most
cheerful men l have ever met. He
was buhbling over with humor and
and radiated happi-
ness all through the prison during
the long weary days to come.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Bishop AWakens
Courage in Man

These three men were the great
est contacts l have ever met.
All of them were strong charac-
ters who would die as they had
lived. One Indifferent and proud,
one hating. one smiling.
1 am drawing particular atten-
tion TO them because l often went
with them to Holy Communion
when Bishop Berggrav visited us.
The primate. who was eventu-
ally 10 make church history. al
most transformed these three men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Perhaps this may sound absurd
no YOU. TO talk of Joys and TO keep
"A mary in a Gcstapo prison. Far
from "a.
There was the JOY OF meeting
men. condemned 10 death, who
could laugh and Joke because they
wanted To die smiling as a final
gesture of defiance. To meet men
from all walks of life whose cour-
age and fortitude turned that
prison into a monument of free
Si,,r1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Fined for RAISING WAGES

VANCOUVER, B. c.. June 20
GNS) The plea of the British
Columbia Box Company that it
granted wage increases to keep
employees from going 70 better
paying jobs was TO no avail to-
day. The firm was fined 500 for
wages in violation of
Canada's wage ceiling law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
TripIett Triplets Die

RAWLINS, Wyo., June 20
QNS).-The first tfiplets ever
born in Rawlins-sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. f. Triplett-are dead.
The boys lccumbcd yesterday a
few hours after their birth at
RaWlinS. .rs =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Food Sent Yanks in Japan

NEW YORK, June 20 INS).-
When the Swedish motorship
Gripsholm sailed last Thursday. it
carried a large shipment of food,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
3 of Companions
Doomed to Death

Three Of the men there were
condemned TO death.
One was an elderly officer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

medicine and tobacco for American
prisoners in Japan. according Ia
the American Red Cross today.
For the 'Inside News" of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column I'm the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Noted Editor Tells Of Bravery
Shown by Victims Of Gestapo

hrSt-hsnd picture of life inside Gestapo
EazocuPed Norway rs gwen herewith ny Schanehe iona
editor and onsSen who recently
England the Gestapo because they
hoping for British victory In his personal
recital experiences the Mol
almost fanacal of the
Norwegian people 10 the Nazis
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19

The Brass City delegation which pays an annual visit to Mt ManreSa Staten Island is stil the No Retreatant Band. In l942 New York City sponsored several outstanding groups men widely known fin business and professional circles, but the dis tinction of having the largest number of men in attendance at the spiritual exercises over Weea has been conferred on Waterbury Part Of the local con tngent is formed by group of New Haven men associated with the retreat movement in Connectlcat The official information Waterburys standing at tfe retreat house was obtained recently when James J. Hem nessey Roger Walsh and Maurice Carey attended the annual promoters banquet They also learned on that of New York who attended the FctreatantS dinner here two years ago. has been appointed to the Supreme Court of the Empire State Justice WalShS father, announcer retreatant is Fire Commissioner Of New York City. Rev. Thomas H. Moore S. J. who conducted the retreat for the local contingent last August sent the greeting of the to his many friends in Waterbury Father Moore classmate Of Mayor Vincent Sculy at Holy Cross College. The two renewed acquatntanceS last summer Mayor Scuy being retreatant for number of years past.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
Lutheran
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

POI Cherry Street Rev. E. Einar Kron, pastor Sunday, December 20- Fourth Sunday in Advent. 8:45 a. m.-The Children's Choir will practice and at 9:30 the Church School and Bible Glass will meet.
 1O:45 a. m.-Divine Worship will be held, when the sermon sub- ject will be Make Straight The Way Of The Lord" Calendar fer the Week of
 December 20 Wednesday
 800 D. m.-Church Choir meets in the church for practice. Friday
 5:30 a. m. - Annual Christmas Service with Christmas mess age by the pastor on "A Beth- lehem Pilgrimage" There will also be a brief sermon in Swedish on "The Song Of The Angels" The Church Choir will sing several Christmas ar- thems.
 The annual Christmas Festival will be held December 27, at 5:30 ?. m.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
Congregational ChurcheS

Recitation-"Christmas Everyday" Herbert Robertson.
 Song-"The Birthsong of Jesus Our King"-Children's Choir. Recitation-"Chr in the Shirley Robertson.
 Song. Gentle Jesus"-Janet Ro- den.
 Recitation - "A Christmas Wish" Rose Marie Campanella.
 "A Prayer"-Sylvia Wilson.
 Announcements-O Offering.
 Christmas Service-"I'he Light of a Christmas Candle'-Young Peo- ple's Chorus.
 Christmas Songs There's A Wonderful Tree" T Know Tree" The Whole World is a Christmas
 Tree.
 Children's Choir
 Rose Grant, Rose Marie Campa- nella, Ruth Judson. Janet Roden. Herbert Robertson. Barbara Edwards Robert zwiebel. Ruth Mills, Ellen Tcoker. Shirley Robertson, Harold Mills.
 Young Peoples Chorus Marjorie Pooler. Nancy Edwards, Carmella Campanella. Mary Dickin- son. Gladys Judson, Esther Roden. Anna Pilla. Della Judson, Jean Chipman, Betty Van De Bogart. Dorothy Shepard. Jacqueline Pooler, Marjorie Lewis, Helen Chipman, Shirley Casey.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL

Christmas Sunday. December 20
 10:3o A. M.
 Order of Morning Worship Prelude-Bethlshem-Malling Processional Hymn-O Come, All Ye Faithful Call to Worship, Invocation and Lords Prayer Anthem: O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings-Handel-Contralto Solo, Mrs. Fenn Responsive Reading-Selection 645 Gloria Patri Scripture Reading-Luke 2:1-15 Solo: He Shall Feed His Flock Handel
 O Come Unto Him-Mrs. Fenn. Mrs. Freethy Prayer Offertory Anthem: For Unto Us q Child is Born-Handel Doxology Children's Sermon Hymn-Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning Sermon: "The Rediscovery of Christmas" "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth, peace. good will toward men,. St. Luke 2:14 Service of Baptism Recessional Hymn-Hark The Her aid Angels Sing Benediction Choral Amen: Hallelujah-Handel Postlude: Pastorale from Christmas Cnncerto-COrelli
 The Flowers in the Vase will be Tn Memory of Mir. George E. Judd ard Miss Eloise Judd.
 The Christmas Decorations will be provided by the Treadway Memorial Fund.
 Forum-7:30 P. M. Prelude: Program of traditional carcls. played on the organ, 7:l5- 7:30. Processional Hymns-Joy to the World; Angels from the Realms of Glory Invocation and Lords Prayer Baritone Solo:' CantiQue de Noel Adam The Scripture Reading Chris.ma Carols-Senior Choir The Inn at Bethlehem-Dickinson The Holy Night-Arr. Mueller March of the Three Kings-Arr.
 D. s. Smith
 Lulluing Her Child-Arr. Dono-
 van
 The Spirit That Is Christmas Readings by Mir. William B Elwell Offertory; Gesu Bambino-Yon
 The Junior Choir Christmas Carols
 A Lovely Rose is Blooming
 Praetorius
 Echo Hymn (T'wo Choirs) Shepherds, Shake Off Your Drow-
 sy Sleep -Besancon Christmas Readings
 Mir. Elwell Christmas Carols A Good King W.snceslas-English A Joyous Christmas Song-Gev-
 aert Recessional Hymn-It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Benedtction Postluda: Neal -Halfoux Gardiner
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
WEST SIDE HILL
 TO SEE PAGEANT.
Methodist Church Cast to Feature Program TOmOr.
 row Evening

"The Christmas Pageant of the Holy GraiE' by ". R. Bowie will be presented at the West Side Hill Methodist Church tomorrow evening ct 7:30 o'clock. A. candle lighting service will be staged Sunday. Dec. 27, and a watch night service Thurs day, Dec. 31.
 The Christmas worship service planned tomorrow under the direc- ton of Rev. John T. D. Franzen, pastor, follows: Prelude Arioso-TFandel Processiona1 Hymn-"O Come All
 Ye Faithful The Call to Worship A Christmas Prayer Silent Prayer--(Let us pray that
 Gods Kingdom of peace, good
 will, may come) Words of Assurance-by the Min-
 ister
 Anthem-A Christmas Carol from
 Lapland-DickinSon Responsive Reading - Messialfs
 Reign Gloria Patri Affirmation of Faith Scripture Lesson-Luke 2:1-14 Pastoral Prayer Choir Response The Offering and Presentation of our Offering Hymn Sermon: Bid Earth Receive Her
 King"-Minister Recessional Hymn-"Joy to the
 World" Benediction Doxology Postlude-Pleyel's Hymn - Vest
 brook
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
SUNDAY SCHOOL
 PLANS PAGEANT
Ca eRle Sanders Directs $k JeAAAS Episcopal Pre-.
 gSaM TeeRSe@

TOtE Blessed ENdfS NEeaaNtge'h a pageant with the setting In RaAdiRsal England, viii be RaeseRt@a Rib the Sunday school 0E St. Johns EejES 0Npal church t0HE6lH0H AEteHnRQA at lS o'clock 3h BEa2e of the EeRsslRr eEe.> ming worship. Miss Catherine $Rla2~ 94s iE 8iEeQe6f alnA MifR@ IA Martin viii be 4A change of the Mite3nel Sc0j@S end the boys 9l9jif.
 gifle pageant is from the R9ag 0a Bee'efi8ce Brown end Robert NteSE0e~ son.
 Ene sunday school cast viii Aar. 0luae: BaibARA Reasa90gah, 0oE0RSf Mckee, GjifhO18i MEaij0b, RRrAeat Mar honey, Marry Adams, John RwSes1 Steg'laIg $etegyfaE Eye'KaN& RWSen FH@hk Mecca, REAHh Manson, NiVin,. ray 4azasiA aDna GhAalRs 0siliR.
 hE0S Communion will be aShninr~ RItefea at 8 o'clock tomorrow HfQrf-. ing, F0fBNea at &$S0 RiS Sunday school. Morning prayer ana saH~ mon win he held at M4E5. The speaker wiiil be Rev. FnalE0i& AyReS lpaSS0t.
 GhaiFtBRas eve a Ae#exan win be '0fFef@a at ? D. m.
 GfAifiefflaS DaS FE0S Comm VIII be adm asl@& at B a. m, f0ll> lowed by FE0S Communion aaA & sermon RiS the pasHor at fD o'clock
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
AN Souls Church
AAk sNS#S'

Sunday, December Do
 300 a. m,-AFoN Communion.
 9:45 a. Hh@CR5Hch School HOO 8. mzAlogRing Prayer and
 sermon.
 400 D. m. = Christmas Pageant
 end Tree.
 ClaiseBms $RaSaRsS Tuesday, December 2A= 1lt45 p. m. = M6N Comm union
 With magn. Friday, December 45-
 800 B. m. and M00 &. m-Hk6N
 Communion
 An offering wiil be taSesn at ali services ana will be used to hflp meet Efa expenses of this Ralish. Those Sttk or shut in may receive the sacrament in tsRfaE homes ii ttras VIII notify the rector. This is a sapS- iice Inc is glad po gisae and all Qoafr> ImtInieants should receive the sa2la> meRt on Christmas 9iaN 9E soon tfRaeafyr.
 When pressure of work was great He went up into a mountain to Rlag Perhaps 1t is not so m9Ah res1 and recreation we need but time speaA wtfeA Cod in prayer. It is a 3reab AfelD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
THOMAsTON-BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN

North Main street at
 Electric Avenue Rev. E. Einar Kron. pastor Sunday. December 20- Fourth Sunday in Advent 1000 a. m.-Sunday School con- venes with Frank o. Benson in charge.
 TOO p. m.-Divine Worship when the sermon subject will be "The Forerunner Of The Christ. Choir will practice at 800 p. m. Monday, December 2l- 7:30 p. m.-Church Choir will practice. Thursday. December 24- il:3O p. m.-Christmas service be- ginning (half hour before midnight). Short Swedish ser- mon, but most of service in English. The Church Choir will sing.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19

DeS Nfoines, Iowa - St, Paufs in downtown Des Moines is the nearest Episcopal parish to the Woman's Army Auxiliary Trasning Center at Fort Res Mcines. From the coming of the frst trainseS. the Rev. Victor KennalA, rector of St. Paurs,. has sotten in touch with them at first hN lRtter,, ascertaining their church ataaiRtipns inviting them to attend Church, and offering any ministry that they may need from time to uiiae
 The WAAcs who have Episcopal church ilaclinations or are members of that Church. are responding tn considerable numbers, in spite of the fact that Sunday is their only day of rest, unless on special duty, and that the trip means a long walk from barracks to- street car, then a lpag car, ride and finally a walk of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19

four blocks from car to church.
 Some of the women have come to Mir. Kennan for personal con- sultation. and people of the parish are welcoming them and inviting them to their homes for Saturday evenings and Sunday dinners.
 MT. Kennan says that 'Des Moines is much impressed by the caliher of the women who have been graduated as Third Officers, as also by their stamina in keeping up with their training. All of them are animated by high sense of duty and the privilege of serv- ice"
 While the Training Center sees constant changes. and the trainees are there fer short periods only, Mir. Kennan believes that the min- istry of the Church during the time at Fort Des Moines, can be helpful and constructive to them.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
l, ADVENT CHRISTIAN

A white Christmas Bitt beEVacs will be held at the Advent Chris tian church on Cherry street tos morrow morning at lo:9o o'clock The pastor. Rev. Joseph F. Q. John. son. will speak on If I had No' Come
 Church school will be conducted at io:lS a. nj. with Miss Jeafl Corkingdale in charge.
 The Loyal Workers will convene at 6:i6 ?. m.
 A Christmas eandelight pageant will be offered at 2 ?. m. entitiedl Unto Us Is Born . Saviour. l| was written by Paul Sampson Mc1 ElIery.
 Special anthems will be offered by the junior and seniog ehclrs The service is open to the general uuhllc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
Baptist
FIRST BAPTIST

tSSIvlCcS 4OIAAJ4AOWy
 iO:3O a. m.-Christmas pageant CTakina place of the morning wor- ship and Church schooD.
 400 D. m.-Church and church school Christmas Festival with Christmas-tree and special Christ mas program.
 The Christmas Pageant at the First Baptist church will be present. ed by a cast of sixty people sunday morning at l0:30.
 It depicts the wonder of the first Christmas night and the carrying on of the message cf Christ which be- gan in such lowly setting and ends with the idea that Christians every. where, throughout the ages and stils today, pause before the manager as did the Shepherds and Magt of old. The Pageant comes to climax as the entire cast seeks the CnrisI child in the manager and kneeis there in adoration.
 Appropriate readings and music make the action of the seven epic scdes more meaningfui and the pro- Iogue and epilcgue give a fitting be- ginning and ending to the Pageant.
 Ethelyn Nichols. director of re ligious education of the church. 9 the director and has been assisted by Elizabeth Rich. Ruth Worden, Eleanor Arnold. Marian Alexander. Clarence Isheil, IT.. and Robert Hau. Mrs. J. Anson stone assisted witn the costuming. and Mir. Wilkes Ben and Mir. Bertram Gardiner are re sponsihle for the beautiful manager setting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19

Emil Johnson and George Clausen, two Offlcess ot Zion Lutheran Church were pleasantly sutp44sed ny the congregation at recent social gathering m VRe church Tn honor of his service as treasurer Of Vhe congregation for twenty years, Emil Johnson was remembered and since George Clausen has served Ss
 financial secretary and also has been active m ChscA School and in the Church Cnoif he also vas hcSeea @
 gift of money was presented each by the pastor Rev. E Einar Kron Words of appreciation were spoken hy both men. The program fnclaGed several selectioss by the ChiIdren'S Choir, with Ted swanson at Vae rano violin solos by George CIausen and vocal solo by Pastor KrOn. Coffee served by the 8adses Ot the Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19

James Stack, son of Policeman and Mrs. James stack of Ardore Avenue is enjoying naval Foataaes st the Newport, R. |, training base. Ca4l F. se4agseoa is sending his Chrstmas cards this year from fin the Pacific Graham Borden, taking a course m Allegheny College MeadvEe, Pa, is expecting cos4s- sion in the Army Air Force. He's former member ot Boy Scout Troop S. Herbert Bunting is nov at to4S sam Houston in Texas. MT. and Mrs. W4ll4am paet- dario of 2l4 Woodlawn Terrace have chfSteAed taer son of December 16, William Edson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19

JeanGbte Al44NM SStS x1A@Au Charles Brcwnell. Robert Pryor and Donald Avery. A photographic re- curdine of The Westminster Chimes will be heard in the presentation This is especially of interest since these famous chimes have been si- fenced in England until victory is announced. The cast of characters follows: Narrator: Jeanette Allard; Old Man: Elmer Hough: Old Woman: Mrs. Newton Leas; Young Man' Lorraine Sipperly; Young Woman: yacoelin Hanson; Boy: Donald Av- cry: Girl: June Hanson; Pedro: Donald. Kunde; Little Brother: Donald Yackel; King: Robert Kun- de: Scholar: Herbert Emmons; Mu- sician: Francis Spring; Artist: Eliz- abeth SeaYer; Rich Man: Walter J. Oldroyd; Knight: Harold Yackel; Rich Woman: Ethel Miller; XounS Kirl: Betty Allard.
 The musical background for the pantomime will be furnished by wales F. Meisinger, church organ ist. --f Christmas Sunday-December 20
 Morning Worship 10:45 A. M. Organ prelude-Pastoral-Wilson CaIl to Worship Hymn-"O Come All Ye Faithful''-- 18th Century Melody Prayer of Confession Silent Prayer and Words of Assur- ance Lords Prayer and Choral Response Responsive Reading for the 51st Sunday Gloria Patri .. Apostles Creed (an expression of our historic faith) Soprano Solo-"O Holy Night -Soloist: Elizabeth Schiller Morning Lesson-St. Luke's Gospel 2:1-2O Pastoral Prayer Glorious Morn"-Holton by the Senior Choir Offertory and Presentation of Off, fering Doxology Hymn-"Joy To The world'-Han- del
 Sermon-"What Makes Christmaa Wonderful?'-by Rev. Louis E Higgins Prayer
 Hymn-"There's A Song Tn The Air Harrington Benediction Hymn-"America" verse ore Organ Postldue
 CandIelight Service of Christmas
 Music
 5P. M. Organ Prelude-"Christmas Offer tory"-Hosmer
 Organist: Wales F. Meisinger The Call To Worship by the min ister
 Hymn-"Angels From The Realms of Glory'-Smart Scriptur:-St. Luke's Gospel 2:l' F
 Unison Prayer Violin Solo-"ATe Maria"-Bach. Gounod
 Soloist: Joseph Tkacheff Anthem-"Come and Worship HoIton-The Senior Choir Group of Christmas Carols sung by Carolers
 1. 70 Little Town of Bethlehem" Phillips Brooks 2. Q Come All Ye Faithful"-lStb Century Melody
 3. silent Night"-Franz Grube: Clarinet Solo-"A6este Fideles"- 18th Century Melody
 Soloist: Emmanuel Bruccoleri A Christmas Poem-*Brightest ard Best of The Sons of The Morn. ing"-Reginald Heber Soprano Solo-"O Hoy Night Adam
 Soloist: Elizabeth Schiller Saxophone and Clarinet Solo "There's A Song Tn The Air Harrington
 Soloist: Wilson MillIr Offertory Anthem-1'he Senior Cho.r-"There' Room In My Heart For Thee"-Holton Violin Solo-"Cavitina"-Raff- Cradle Hymn'-Luther
 Soloist: Joseph Tkacheff Recessional Hvmn-"As VI Glad. ness Men of Old"-Kocher Silent Prayer and ELnsa.-..on
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN

Services will be held at St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran church on Cooke street tomorrow morning at 10:i6 and 1i:30.
 4 children's ChristmaS party will be held Sunday afte5 ..oon at 3 o. clock in the church basement.
 The early ChristmaE natin serv- Ice will be held at ( 6. m. Christ mas morning.
 A children's Christmas service will be held Christmas afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
FIRST CHURCH

Qrdsr, of Christmas Sunday Morning
 Service at Il o'clock Rlehade-*Nceb Polonais'' ........ .........,.......... GaAmoh1 Anahena-4S Sing We, Noelp' . Gaul Cali to, Worship and Invocation HSnaga- To The, World AsGript8pn of Paris and Doxology- Christmas Scripture Solp,-FHa shall Feed His Flock
 Gfnota "The, Messiah") :. Handel
 Goatralto Solo The PraSer-
 Qfertory-+Gome Unto Him
 Soprano solo from "The Mes
 Slketa' ) .......s........... Hanoei Congregation standing for the last
 verse of America and offertory
 prayer
 HvnIr 'Siient Night, Holy Night" SsrHons- -"The End Of The Way Of
 The Wandering Star,
 Hwnn-tQ Little Town Of Beth
 lehena''
 The Benedietion-Silent Prayer Organ PcStllde - "Hallelujah
 e 33b D m-Rehearsa1 for those talk
 ing part in the, serv.ce of Carols
 and Lights to- be given on Sun
 daS afternoon. December 27, at
 4c30.
 500 P, ns-Rhe Chrismon Society
 for young people will have a
 eandlelight service. The leaders
 are$ Mabel Burns Louis Lux.
 Gwen Retibjeap, Thomas Need
 ham.
 The next meeting of the First Church Guild will be, on Wednesday ,lRnuarw 6. There will be work for the Red Gross and the hospital. After lunch Rev. Kenneth An- paenw will speak on "The World Underneath 2
 The annual meeting of the First Church will be, held on Thursday eNenings, January 2l,. at 7:45 o'clock. The Nominating Committee is: Miss Sarah Nj Ball. E.. Vincent Randall. HRpry l.. Griggs,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-12-19
St. PauI's Planning
 Christmas Pantornirne
Methodist Cast to Feature "Why the Chimes kang''
 Tuesday in Conjunction With Party

Next Tuesday at 7:30 D. m. 2 beautiful Christmas pantomime will be presented at St. Paul's Methodist church for the general public, why The Chimes Rang" adapted from the story by Raymond Mcdonald Alcen. This will be given in cone junction with the annual Sunday School Christmas Party and Enter tainment.
 Scenery showing the facade of 3 great cathedral has been designed and constructed by Robert Kunde Harold Yackel, Francis Spring