Evening star., 1944-12-22
Rapttat

BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH,
Rev. M. P. German, pastor; Allen F.
Cook, choir director; Florence c.
Bailey, organist. Sunday evening.
at 8 o'clock, there will be musical
program in celebration of Christ
mas as follows:
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ASthem hyR WSen SSme JoyDes b Rine Holton
Hymn. Joy to the World"
Anthem Holy Art Thou Handel
Hymn, Silent Night, Holy Night"
Benediction, Peace on Earth
Postlude, March of the Wise Men
ROOKLAND BAPTIS T
CHURCH, Sixteenth and Monroe
streets NE; DR.. Gaye McGlothlen,
pastor; Margaret Bingham, director
of music; Flora Bennett. organist.
The following music will be pre-
sented at the morning and evening
services on Sunday:
Professional hymn, 20 Come All Ye Faith
fur Read1ng
Anthem. "Holy Night Brahms
Organ otfertory, % Holy Night Adam Adam
Anthem, Sing Sing 9, 9 He aeavepS Whit. simper
Postlude,. Christmas postlude on IN DuiGi aid
7:45 PM
Prelude. "Jesu Bambino" ----- Yon
chosusss tbs sna o1n of nhe Lord" Handel
g ohf Thou .ns That That Tellest Good Tidings" :,
.ro,v Might, Brahms
.Sins a heavens Simper
.:.Eor unto Gsts. gs Child Is Born Hands Hsnds
inso lS5' the ae Town of Bethlehem" IsogIn5 Kogn5
"Adeste Fidelis' Readins
"Cantioue de Noel Aoam
softly the Stars Were Shining
orgsn gEsn,t,? onertory' He Shall reg a.ndel ai
postIude, "Hauelujah Chorus" Handel
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH,
Eighth and H streets NV; DR.. Clar-
ence w. Crawford, minister; Thomas
Moss. organist; Herbert v. Pate,
minister of music. At the two serv-
ices on Sunday the following music
will be heard:
orsAh' f'o'' Brahms
Joseph Came Seeking Resting ,, pIsfs;v pIIa Ssv
e
''The Song Of Mary" y"---------- kranz
The pageant, The Alteration of
the Kings and Shepherds" will be
given with the senior choir assisting
and preceded by an organ program
including the sinfonia, I'VE Thank
Thee, God," by Bach; Hure's Com
munion on a Noel" Bach's anna
Magdalena's March," played by Mr.
Moss.
CHEVY CHASE BAPTIS 7
CHURCH, Rev. Edward O. Clark,
pastor. There will be two services
on Sunday with special Christmas
music sung by Betty Moore, soprano;
Mrs. R. H. Torreson, contralto; How
ard Moore, tenor and director, and
Lawrence Edwards, baritone. Mabel
Test will preside at the organ.
II AM
Anthem, The Heavens Declare" Marchant
fostiude. fd 'Hafi.iu,ah Chorus" Handel
PRELUDE. "cArl.sm.. Il s;a on"------s.rr.ss
There Were Shepherds Vincent
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10, How a Rose Fer Blooming. s.. ..or,,. .
Bring = Torch. jeanette Isabella
Thou Child Divine Frsneh rsneh esroI esrol
SLEEP, Ny Jesus, sleep,,
rostiuase. christmas nisxsa M.reh"- Me9feI n99si
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Seventeenth and East Capitol
streets. Christmas music will be
sung by the senior and girls choirs
respectively, at the morning and
evening services on Sunday.
AM
Prelude, "Yuletide Echoes" Hodsor
Anthem, How Beautiful Upon the
Anthem. Ua..sos ao Holy Night" --mdam ADAM
Ofertory Christmas Chimes" Nolte
Anthem. Glory In the Highest Heyser
Postlude, Westminster Carol Wilson
PM.
The feature of the service will be
Abt's Christmas Cantata," with the
following participating: Virginia
Hash, June Croson. Patsy Eggleston;
Frances Allen, alto, and Louise
Tabor, soprano, will sing solos
etu.ts' prelude, Eghristmas Idyl";;
Brasas "serenade,s during the Of
eertory, and Wesley's "Holsworthy