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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
ShoIUer GiUen At
 L0n1ontagne Home

Miss Rose Mary Lamontagne of Dixie avenue, was hostess recently at a surprise baby shower given In honor of her sister, Mrs. Philip Plourde. Cut flowers were used as decorations and 8 buffet lunch was served.
 Those attending were: Mrs. Anne Roy, Mrs. Cecile Hebert, Mrs. Mary, Plourde, Mrs. Michael Guarino, Mrs. Nina Nadeau, Mrs. Charles Plourde, Mrs. Rose Roy, Mrs. Lawrence Plourde, Mrs. Mary McNamara, Mrs. Peggy McAvoy, Mrs. Eadie Bedore, Mrs. Agbes, Proulx, Mrs. Jean Hayes, Mrs. Theresa Carey, Mrs. Marion Heady, Mrs. Adelard Lessard, Mrs. Cora Camire, Mrs. Conrad Lessard, Mrs. Domenic Santucci, Mrs. Pal Rinaldi, Mrs. William Carpenter, Mrs. Mary Wallace, Mrs. Albert St. Hilaire, Mrs. Felice Paulone, Mrs. Lena Canaico, Mrs. Helen Hurley, Mrs. Bessie Gordon, Mrs. Anne Shea, Mrs. Archelas Lamontagne, Mrs. Elizabeth Lamontagne, Mrs. Betty Lamontagne, Mrs. Irene Lamontagne and Mrs. Dixie Donnelly.
 Also Misses Jennie Tutolo, Mary Plourde, Clementine Paoletti, Leo Plourde, Janet Houle, Josephine Anzardi, Geraldine Wallace, Mary Healy, Julia Wallace, Dorothy Daigle, Janet Lessard, Agnes Dvars- kas, Judy Panone, Anna Paulone, Marie Dupre, Raechael Ricci, Almira Paulone. Mary Jane Donnelly, Rita Lamontagne, Marie Lamontagne, and Rose Mary Lamontagne.
 The April supper meeting of the Notre Dame Alumnae association will be held Monday April 3 at 6:30 in the Copper Room of The Elton.
 Eureka chapter R. A. M, No. 9, will entertain the officers and mem- bers of Pythagorss chapter No. IT, of Hartford, at Masonic temple Sat- urday evening. Dinner will be served at o'clock, Temple hall. Reserva- tions may be made by calling Louis Wenzel, high priest, or George An grave, excellent king.
 Visiting officers will exemplify the Royal Arch degree. Louis Wenzel, high priest, will preside at opening meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
Lena FNcitO
 GUen ShOwer

Miss Lena Fucito, who is to be married April p to James Valerie, was honored recently at a bridge and shower at the home of Mrs. Louis Fucito.
 High scorers at bridge included :: Mrs. Louis Caputo, Mrs. Louise Luc- caro, Mrs. Nettie Accetura and Miss Vinny Ortone.
 The honored guest received many gifts from those attending who in- cluded: Misses Lena Fucito, Car mela Valerie, Christine Valerie, Vinny Ortone, Mary Ortone, Mary Nardiello, Mrs. Nettie Accetura, Mrs. Marie Schiavone, Mrs. Angela Nastri, Mrs. Theresa Mangine, Mrs. Virginia Petruccione, Mrs. Louise Luccaro, Mrs. Phyllis Santoro, Mrs. George Manganato, Mrs. Genevieve 1anucci, Mrs. Louise Caputo, Mrs. Lena Luccarelli, Mrs. Betty Bruno, Mrs. Carmela Musante, Mrs. Mary MuSante, Mrs. Evelyn Fucito, Mrs. Florence Bianco and Mrs. Mary Fucito.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
The World of Music

NEW YORK-(UP)New will orgy
 gradeA ballet beginning Easter Sunday evening" April when Ballet Ballet Monte will the Metropolitan House the Citu Center of N1lsica Drama
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
Social Notes

Mrs. Robert L. Dubois is visiting her husband, Lieut.. (j.g.) Robert L. Dubois. at Quantico, Va.
 Miss Janice Mattson, a student at Skidmore college, Saratoga Springs, N. r., will appear for the second time in the Skidmore Little Theater tomorrow. She is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. George F. Mattson of Hillcrest avenue, Wa tertown.
 Newell Mitchell, Mountain Park avenue, has left on business trip to California.
 Miss Mary E. Gilmartin, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. John G. Gil- martin, Chestnut avenue, is chair man of the Home Economics pres entation of the motion picture, How Green Was My Valley which will be given tonight in the audito- rum at St. Joseph college. The pie ture will be the fourth of 8 series which has been conducted by vari- ous clubs for the benefits of charity organizations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

THE SITUATION: You and your husband have been playing bridge with friends all evening, as their only guests, and when you finish your game your hostess mentions serving coffee and sandwiches.
 WRONG WAY: Say, "Oh, we must be running along. Never mind about fixing us anything to eat"
 RIGHT WAY: Seem pleased at your hostess suggestion. of she has gone to the trouble to prepare a smack for you, it isn't gracious to refuse to eat it.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

At Q meeting of the Waterbury chapter of the American Association of University Women Wednesday night at the home of Miss Mildred Goudy it was decided to cooperate with the consumer council by serv- ing at the information desk in the CDV office. Mrs. Inez Clough is in charge of G.ie consumer program for the association.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
Rose De Leon
 Winner Of Contest

Miss Rose Roberta DeLeon, East Farms street, a student at Indiana University, is the 1944 winner of the William Jennings Bryan Oratorical contest at the university. She is a junior in the university's college of arts and sciences.
 The contest has been held an- nually since 1896 when the late William Jennings Bryan, then a candidate for president, returned to the university speaking engage ment fee with the provisions that its income be awarded each year to the student making the best ad- dress on some subject relating to the principles underlying our form of government.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
College Freshman
 Present Plays

Among the local students who took part in the freshman class plays Monday night at Albertus Magnus college in New Haven was Miss Mary Mcdonald, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Mcdonald of West Main street. The plays were given in the Students building. Each year the freshmen give two groups of one-act plays, and each member of the class has part in one of those presented
 Miss Dorothy Butler of this city, also student at Albertus Magnus is a member of the Red Cross pro- duction committee in charge of making bandages.
 Miss Butler is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward G. Butler of 112 East Farm street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
ACTOR RETURNS

Lana Turner is being surrounded by handsome admirers in Metro Goldwyn-Mayer's Marriage Is a Private Affair." The latest is Alex Darcy, who is returning to the screen following year and a half in the service that ended with his medical discharge recently.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
Raymond WiIke
 Guest At Parity

Raymond Wilke, who will enter the Navy, was honored at a fare- well party given last night by the management of Paint Service, Inc, at The Elton. He enlisted in the Navy on March IT and is awaiting call.
 MT. Wilke is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Albert Wilke, Hill street, and is student at Leavenworth High school. Walter F. Day, was toast master at the dinner.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31

EARLY CHEVRON REGULATION
 Regulations of the United States Marine Corps in 1925 directed serg- eants to wear chevronS above the elbow and corporals below the elbow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-03-31
SOCIAL
 FUNCTIONS
Contract Bridge
CORNELL BRIDGE CLUB

The Thursday evening tourna- ment of the Cornell Bridge club, conducted by Mrs. John c. Moriarty, 64 Linden street, which began a new series last night, resulted in the following high scores: north and south, Mrs. Ziben and Mrs. Elsie Forman, 115 1-2; Mrs. Ernest Crab Der and Miss Leona Steinle, no; east and west, Mrs. Arthur Parent and Miss Irene Synott, 115; Mrs. Joseph Reilly and Mrs. A. Jacobson, IA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06

Man) Gdden J of Situate, Mass veteran
104 dvebmbng missions against
Louis
commanding the
Ace Spades squadron He assist
ant wing operation officer. ~
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06

mocno ' notranjosti, slavno ma
zunaj. In vsled te ljubezni bi.
bill kmalu umoril izdajalca !.
Da, Nitransko sem mu dal v O.
skrbo, a 10 je izrocil Nemcem,
da 81 prilobi njih prijateljstvo
in Z MIN moravski prestol :.
Sedaj je uniceno vse upanje, ka-
kor Sc razleti kapljica vode oh
kamnu!'
Rastislav 81 zakrije z ro-
kami ocesne globine. Nj cutil to-
liko 'telesnih bolecin, kakor du-
sevnih.
,'Tudi to upanje so mi well,
da bo Metod moravski angel
varuh, osvoboditelj in tolaznik
v teh hudih casih! Tudi on je u
jet, tudi on jc v sovraznlkovi o.
blasti! In v to so mu pomogll
bratje! Nehvalezno prijatelj-
stvo!"
Rastislav globoko sklone gla-
vo. .5f*
"Gosood, ne vdajaj Sc tolik
zalosti!"
Knez poskoci kvisku in upre
prazne dolbine ono stran, cd
koder je prihajal glas. Pozabi
je, da so mu oci iztaknili, da 81
mu razbeljenim zelezom vel
pogled. 10 spozna zmoto, pade
nazaj ma trdo, hrastovo klop.
(Dalje prihodnjic)
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
ROBERT A. TAFT kANDLDl'
RA "a PONOVNO IZVO-
LITEV V SENAT

Leta 1913 je. Robert A. Taft
graduiral IL Harvard odvetniske
Sole najboljsim uspehom. l.
stega let a je bill q najvisjimi
castmi izvrsil izpit "a sprejem
k Ohijski odvetniski zvezi. z
odvetnistvom Sc je bavil do leta
1899, ko je bill izvoljen veliko
vecino v senat.
Leta 1880 je bill izvoljen v
ohijski senat, kjer je bill do leta
1882. Leta 1888 je naznanil svo-
jo kandidaturo "a u. S. senat
ma republikanskem tiketu in bill
je izvoljen z $4,000 glasov We
cine mad njegovim demokrat-
skim kandidatom Robert ]
Bulkley, XII je incl podporo no.
vega deala in organizirane de-
mokratske maSine.
Taft sedaj koncuje svoj prvi
termin v senatu in je kandidat
"a ponovno izvolitev. V republi-
kanski stranki 81 je utrdil svo
prestiz in je ena izmed vodilnih
osebnOsti v stranki.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
(NadaljeCanje)

2 bolestjo v srcu Sc loci sled
Mic cd ljubljenega kraja, desni-
co pritisne ma cello, da hi lazJe
pozabila preteklost. Novo ziv-
ljenje Sc il odpira pred ocmi.
Poznala je pravo vero, ali vrhu
tega Sc il zbuja srcu nov, do
sedaj nepoznan cut - cut lju-
bezni.
Zadnjikrat Sc ozre Cvetana
po dolinici. Kmalu jo zakrije
temni gozd. Kragulji pa prilete
pod lipo po bogovom pripravlje-
nj dar, a danes MISC nicesar ma
sli; zato Sc zacno m d seboj
kljuvati.
vi.
z odhodom slovanskih verou'
citelj jew je tudi mir odsel IL Mo-
ravskega. Dolgo Sc je VoJskova'
moravski knez Rastislav Z Lu-
dovikom Nemskim, predno 81 j
pribojeval neodvisnost. Rasti
slav je ljubil svoj narod in ME
gova edna zelja je bila svobods
domace zemlje. In zato Sc je ne
malo zalostil, ko je videl, da sla
vohlepni posinovljenec Svato
pluk "a njegovim hrbton so
vrazniku roko stiska in da j
Nitransko pokrajino, kjer j
vladal, izrocil Ludoviku V var
stvo. Kaj cuda, da je namerava
izdajalca umoriti. Postal je ba
je svoje privrzence, da bi Sva
topluka kaZrov2li smrtjo. To
da zviti Svatopluk sc je znal og
niti nastavljeni pasti in je uje
Rastislava ma zvit nacin ter 6;
izrocil ma m ilCst in nemilos
Karlmannu, njegovemu ma jVec
jemu sovrazniku. Blagega mo
ravskega kneza Rastislava S.
virgil kakor hudodelnika V jeGC
In to Sc je zgodilo pomocj'
lastnega posinovljenca. Nekoli
ko je bill seveda sam kriv Ike
je izrekel tako ostro sodbo ma
MIN, - toda kaj pa izdajale
domovine drugega zasluzi?
In Svatopluk je bill res izds
jalec.
Rastislav je bill nemskem
dvoru vedno trn peti. Kako S
lie razveselilo srce Ludoviku, k
so vklenili nesrecnega kneza
okove, ko so ga zaprli v jecc
ko ie, bill nevarni sosed oropa
prestola. Hotel je ustanoviti We
liko slovansko drzavo in 10 poe
rediti samo enemu nadskofu,
glej, njegovi nacrti so unice1
in on sam caka kakor premags
nj lev V Reznu usode iz rok ma
vecjih neprijateljev. Kje so St
daj njegovi veliki nacrti!
Klical je slovanske pridigar.
in odklonil nemske, da bi bi
njegova drzava neodvisna, sv'
bodna - in sedaj?
Hartmann je pridrl v zapl
sceno Moravsko, polastil Sc
NEST in gradov, pustil je Mi
svoje posadke ter je imenoval Z
namestnika grofa EngelsalE
in Viljeraa. Tudi Sc nj sramov
-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06
DAROVANA
Ceski nopisoI AIoizii Dos+o|
Zgodovinska povest IL dobe Slovanskih apostolov

OiIIdOCACVdIl 81 Ioh IeSIVlAAo III
je vse Rastislavove zaklade od~
peljal S seboj v Korotan.
To vse Sc je zgodilo nenavads
no nitro, da Moravci MISC imeli
niti casa, da bi Sc uprli nemske-
mu nasilju.
Ma kraljevem dvoru v Reznu
Sc je vrsila sodba, kakrsnih je
malo v svetovni zgodovini. Lu-
dovik Sc je povrnil il Porina in
sklical FRANKIE, Svabe in nekoli-
ko Slovanov, Svatoplukovih prl-
vrzencev, da bi sodili Rastisla-
va. Moravski knez - pred mem
Skim kraljem!
Kakor navadnega zlocinca
pripeljejo Rastislava pred sod
nj dvor v verigah. Oblicje je u.
pablo in postava slovanskega
junaka skljucena, lie oko je s.
polno ognja in neupogljive sile
| Nj ga omamil blesk Ludovikove,
ga dvora. Smelo Sc ozira knee
oci navzocim Frankom, Sason
in Svabom; ko zagleda Slova
ne, takrat Sc zmraci njegovo O
ko. Bolestna poteza sc mu mare
di okoli ust in komaj slisno Sc
pecejo njegova usta:
"Bodite pozdravljeni, bratje
ali Sc tukaj srecamo?'
Ludovik sam je odklonil VISA
ko sodbo. Morda Sc mu je do
zdevalo, da nj vreden izreci sod
bo mad plemenitim mozem. H
hi pravicno sodil, bi ga morebit
oblila rdecica sramu in crv vest
bi Sc mu oglasil.
Kakor PLAT 81 umije roke il
izroci obsodbo Rastislava ma
Vzocim Frankom, Svabom il
Slovanom in moravski knee j
bill obsojen ma smrt. Toda kako
Sc EVER rada poigrava svojin
plenom in mu prizanasa, tak'
ie hotel biti milostljiv tudi Lu
dovik.
Spremenil je smrtno obsodb
V toliko, da maj Rastislava sa
mo oslepe in zapro do smrti
samostan. Proti tel "milostljivi
sodbi je pac smrt Sc dobrota.
"Ne - smrt hocem, smrt; U
smilite Sc mel" prosi skoro n
kolenih Rastislav. "Nikdar We
videti solncne. luci, krasneg
modrega neba, lepih krajev
lastni domovini - vedno biti "a
| prt v tesni celici JAZZ, jai
kateremu je bill nebesni obo
majhen, XII sem hotel zdruzit
1 slovanske narode v veliko, siln
drzavo! O Bog! Boljsa je smr
mukah, kakor tako zivljenje
Usmiljenje!"
Straze ozirajo proc, sodnil
klanjajo glave, Ludovik Sc p
{ zadovoljno snehlja. Rekli smt
q da Sc EVER igra S svojo zrtvij
> in Sc veseli njenega strahu, lju
die 50 pa vcasih Sc hujsi ke
zverina.
h A lie "a hip je premagala RI
a stislava bolest. Potem pa pt
a vzdigne glavo, ponosno Sc OH
Il po svojih nasprotnikih. Oko m
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06

POdprimo b0rbO Amerike "a demo-
kracijo in svobodo sveta nakupom
vOjnih bondov in vojno- varcevalnih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-11-06

zazari in skoro zanicljivo govo-
ri "Tudi &c me unicite, Sc bo
Moravska vendar lie vzdignila
in vam vse poplaca1a. Namestu
meme bo nekdo drugi zdruzil
brate Moravce S Slovani v eden
velik, mocan narod, do katerega
pa vi ne boste imeli nobene mo-
ci. Meme ste pogubili, a tega ne
boste."
! I'm kako Sc glasi ime tiste-
ga slavnega moza?"
| Ludovik je to vprasal z Ia
smehljivim glasom, ko je bill ze
ma potu il dvorane.
''Nisi vreden, da cujes to ime,
a bodi. To vedi, da tam, kjer
sem JAZZ nehal delovati, zacne
drugi; da Sc neizvrsenega de-
la poprime krepka roka in po-
lozi temelj veliki drzavi, XII Sc
vam DO mogla vedno upirati;
deloval bo "a menoj z besedo in
dejanjem - Metod."
i "Metod?" sc zasmeja Ludo-
vik, da so sc tresle stene. "To
Sc pa zelo motis: Metod je v ma
81 moci in kakor tt tudi on ne
bo videl vec Moravskega.'
| Po teh besedah odide Ludo-
vik zmagoslavno il dvorane, v
svesti 81, da je popolnoma poni-
zal svojega nasprotnika.
! Rastislav sklene roke, oblicje
mu prebledi Sc bolj kot pref, ko
je slisal svojo lastno obsodbo
Malo, da sc nj zgrudil moravski
junak ma tia. Bill je unicen, po-
nizan, a to ga nj toliko bolelo
kakor grozna vest, da je zadela
ista usoda tudi Metoda, da je
:! Moravska popolnoma zapusce
ma, brez vsake obrambe pre-
grabezljivimi sosedi.
"Draga domovina", vzklikne
"sedaj je V resnici hudo S te
boj. Trdno sem upal ma Metoda
; da utrdi vero v dezeli, da zdru
Ii pod zastavo bozje ljubezn
vse slovanske kraje, da Sc tt
s!ozna mocna drzava smelo 20
stavi v odpor vsem navalom. A
O zal, sedaj nj nobenega, XII bi to
lazil in bodril zapuscene Morav
ce. Tudi vera Sc nj dosti ukore
ninjena, mnogo poganov je Sc
mnogo della in tt, ma katereg;
Sc je vse zanasalo, zdihuies '
Il jeci. Carovniki bodo zapeljeval
ljudstvo in izdajalec domovin'
" sedi ma prestolu. O Bog, kak'
,, zelo izkusas nekatera ljudstva.
Knez zaplaka kakor otrok
+ Bolest mu stiska prsi. A kako
a pref, Sc vzravna kviskusin raz
{ tegne ude, da so skoro okovi n
a rokah pokali. Straza priskoc
vi sklene verge tesneje in ga cd
l. pelje jeco, da bi izvrsili ma
2 MIN grozovito obsodbo.
k "Zvezali ste leva okove, il
ii trgali ste srce moravski dome
o vini in sedaj, lopovi, Sc vrzet
It Sc ma mrtvo truplo -"
V tihi samostanski celici sec
zi MOI kakor ovenel cvet. Oprav
"a je preprosta, ma stenah wise pc
}, dobe, ma prednji stem je kri
10 in ma klecavniku cloveska lobs
l. MIA. Okno je majhno in omrezf
IT no, kot V jeci. Drevesna veja S
Ii v okno: zastonj, tn Je izguk
ljeno zivljenje. - "Vecna tt
ma Nikoli ne presine solncl
-, zarek praznih dolbin, mojih {
~, ci. O Bog, kako strogo kaznl
jes re tn ma svetu. In kaksna
moja krivda? Da sem preve
ljubil domovino, da sem hot,
ustanoviti slovansko drzav,
Evening star., 1944-12-22
Churches to Mark Christmas
With Special Services, Music

will preach the sermon and the
solemn high mass will be sung. by
friars of the Atonement Seminary
with the Rev. John Marie Bursts
as the celebrant. A program of
Christmas carols by the Atonement
seminarians will precede the mass
Approximately 1000 reserved seats
will be held Christmas eve in a
number of downtown Washington
churches for the convenience OF
transient service personnel who
wish to attend special services here
Arrangements with the churches
were made by the War Hospitality
Committee.
Protestant churches participating
are: Concordia Evangelical and Re-
formed, Twentieth and G streets
NV, so seats up to II pm, service
at IL; National City Christian, Four
teenth street at Thomas Circle, 100
seats up to 10:45 pm, service at II;
Covenant-First Presbyterian, Con-
necticut avenue and N street NV,
so seats to 10:45 pm, service at IL;
First Congregational Church, Tenth
and G streets NV, 100 seats to 1920
pm, service at 10:3O pm; Epiphany
Episcopal, 1877 G street NV, 100
seats, service at 10:3O pm; Foundry
Methodist, Sixteenth and P streets
NV, 100 seats up to 10:45 pm,
service at IL: Reformation Lutheran,
212 East Capitol street, 100 seats, up
to 10:30 pm, service at 10:45; CAL
vary Baptist, Eighth and H streets
NV, service at 8 pm.
Use of Sections Restricted.
Tickets to midnight mass services
will be distributed by the War Hos
pitality Committee at downtown
servicemen's centers on Christmas
eve. Catholic churches reserving
seats are st. Patrick's, Tenth and
G streets NV, Is: st. Aloysius,
North Capitol and I streets NV,
100; St. Peters, 313 Second street
Sc, so. Other Catholic churches
planning special arrangements for
servicemen are St. Matthews, 1725
Rhode Island avenue NV; st. An
thongs, 1890 Lawrence street NE,
and Sacred Heart, Sixteenth street
and Park road NV.
The churches have requested that
reserved sections be used only by
service personnel In transit or on
furlough.
Bishop Angus Dun will celebrate
holy communion at Ills pm.
Christmas eve. More than 900
candles will provide light for this
service. The public is invited There
will be an organ prelude and carols
at II pm.
On Christmas Day holy commun-
ion will be celebrated at 7:30, $780,
and IL IN. with Dean John Wallace
Suter as celebrant. Bishop Dun will
preach at II am. Evening prayer
will be at o'clock.
Bishop Angus Dun will confirm a
class at the Emmanuel Episcopal
Church, of which the Rev. Robert
C. Kell is rector. at II am. Sunday.
Evening star., 1944-12-22

The annual community Christmas
service, sponsored by the Washing
ton Federation of Churches, will be
held at II am. Monday at Hamline
Methodist Church. President and
Mrs. Roosevelt have been invited.
DR.. Fred S. Buschmeyer, presi-
dent of the Ministerial Union, will
bring the Christmas message. DR..
John w. Rustin, president of the
Federation of Churches, will bring
greetings. DR.. Harry w. Burgan,
minister of Hamline Church, will
preside. Other participants are DR..
Calvin Wingert, chairman of the
Public Meetings Committee of the
federation, and DR.. Frederick E.
Reissig, executive secretary of the
federation. John Marville, direc-
tor OF music at Hamline Methodist
Church, will be in charge of the
Christmas music. No tickets for ad-
mission are necessary
Mass to Be Broadcast.
The midnight mass Christmas
eve in the National Shrine of the
Immaculate Conception at Catholic
University will be broadcast by
Radio Station WINK. The Rev.
John ]. Reilly, director of the shrine,
Evening star., 1944-12-22

cal prog r a m S
have been ar
ranged to be pre-
s e n t e d at the
m Ing and
evening services
on S u n d a y.
Others will have
programs Christ
mas Day. Pag-
eantS also will
be given in some
places. Several
Of the young peo-
pl e s. organiza-
tions have ar
r an & e d to go
caroling tomor-
-o~y ~i~L%
Evening star., 1944-12-22
RartiHt

Church Bells" as postlude, will be
the additional selections.
TAKOMA PARK BAPTIS
CHURCH, Piney Branch road and
Aspen street NV, the Rev. William
E. La Rue, pastor. There will be two
services with Christmas music on
Sunday as follows:
IL Am.
ORGAN prelude. The Alteration" Borowski
! Sing
Choir of As Voices
Anthem Behold, I Bring You Good
..r,o you, Young Peoples Chorus.
Hymn. Joy to the World, the Lord Is
Come"
PRs Senior aFtss csoos Eerts es 5s ss... as:s ss:.
Solo The Star of Bethlehem Adams
R. c. Swanson. guest tenor
Anthem, wGesu Bambino'' --Yon
orsrtorv sdTaTd sdyp.s5 Kglda, hstna soloist;
Tours
soloist, Mrs. H. 8. McKinnie
Anthfp fBs Thsre %sTs
Recessional: The, First Noel the Angel
OotluUcI HduciuIdH hHnOel
7:45 PM.
Matte B. Shannon's Christmas
drama, The Angelic Song" will be
presented by a cast of IL people,
under the direction of Mrs. Middle
kauff. organist and director.
PETWORTH BAPTIST CHURCH.
With the assistance of the carol
choir the combined choirs and six
soloists, Margaret Garrison, Dewitt
Purcell, Sergt. Allan Brown, Leila
Brown, Mary Lee Stacy and William
Hoffacker, the church will hold
three services with Christmas music.
Prelude, Christmas Airs, Arr. Bishop
Professional % Come Az Ys FaithIuL"
Anthem, 20 Little roWn of aaHi ssehiehem plvsFS'
Redner
Hymn; 7 H.ssa !es fss0! Fss bsils sh0'5i on
Anthem While BY Our Sleeping r,ost.A
Junsst
onthems sefq ssmbne snorus Y2n
$40 PM. vesper Service.
Prelude, "Cantioue Noel"
Froaeessllonsi anssls sir, "3Hark the Herald
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
Anthem ssnt sna Sss hs sVy Go.y Nsat ot tn. eSusF
Anthem. God So Loved the World. Sn0ei
Postlude, Christmas March Miller
II PM. Candlelight Service.
| D,ol,
'"s o c?as c2sasaf All ff rs Carols
cas1l Midn,Ibt nd5 cams c1ns1,, Upon the w,ut.
esroIf 70 Little '7 Toxn SasH' Of sethlehems Hoams
Anthem. The Inn at Bethlehem :,
Anthem THE Star in IT the East. a
Anthem, THE Westminster Carol ''
caEq YRs Ejdsk! spsphsEas ss watessa
Anthem; Bring Torch jeanette
Isabella" .'r.. ,n,. Traditional Provencal
Anthem, ''Noweii'' Dickinson
Carol. Joy to the World" Handel
NORTH WASHINGTON BAp-
T1ST CHURCH. On Sunday at the
II am. service the choir of the
church will sing Vincent's anthem,
There Were Shepherds" and at
7:45 pm, directed by Miss Kerrick,
it will be heard during the evening
service in carols of many lands,
presented with the stories OF their
origin.
WEST WASHINGTON BAPTIST
CHURCH, Clara G. Newton, organ
ist. The Sunday morning worship
musical program will consist OF the
following:
orsan prelude, "Allesretto in G."
Hymn, II Heard the Bells on Christmas
| Day calm
Anthem, Angels Song Lorenz
Hymn, 20 Little Town Of Bethlehem"
o1srtory, .pastorale in g" ------c -coreili
/ Edna White.
Hymn. -,.1 TT Came Upon the Midnight
Organ postlude, THE Lord Shall Comfort
The Christmas cantata, 'The
Alteration" by Nevin, will be sung
in the evening with the participa-
ton Of the senior choir and the fol-
lowing soloists. John Newton, BARI
tone; Edna White and Jean More
land, sopranos; Iouis Metcalf, tenor,
/ and Ella Ki1unorn ronfra1fa
Evening star., 1944-12-22
Mass to Be Broadcast,
No Star Saturday.,
December 80

1t is expected that The
Star will not publish on
Saturday, December 80, un-
less the receipt of extraor-
dinary news requires it.
Church advertising must
be received by Thursday
noon, December %, for
publication Friday.