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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Officer Trying Motorcycle
For New Duty Hurt in Crash

An Alexandria policeman who
is an applicant for motorcycle
duty was injured yesterday when
the motorcycle he was riding went
out sof control and crashed into
a telephone pole.
Pvt. Clinton Ferguson. 20. OF
los East Windsor avenue. was
admitted TO Alexandria Hospital
with a slight conclusion. The
accident occurred on Mount Yer
non avenue at Raymond avenue,
Alexandria.
Pvt. Ferguson was off duty al
the time. and was using one OF
the departments old motorcycles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Southern Education Plan
Ratified in Maryland

ANNAPOLIS. April MARY
lands legislature ratified today the
South's regional plan for higher
education of whites and Negroes.
Gov. Lane was certain to sign
the pact tying the State into q
southern agreement. He was
chairman OF the Southern Cover
nors' Conference when the plan
took shape.
When confirmed by legislatures
OF six of the IA conference States.
q board Of control for Southern
regional education" viii be Gre
ated as the administrative body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Prince Georges Bills on Bonds
And Slot Mnchines Go toL one

legislation which has been passed
by the General Assembly.
That is a bill to raise the
scouYitys bonded debt limit from
sever, TO iOkper cent az its as
sessable base. thus permitting the
county to issue about $4,000, 900
in additional bonds.
Measures Rejected.
Montgomery measures rejected
by the Democratic majority during
the current session would:
Transfer county building and
electrical inspections and all plan
ming functions. except those deal
ing with parks. from the Mary
land National Capital Park and
Planning Commission to the
County Council.
Provide for an elected nom
partisan board of education.
Authorize the County Council,
instead of the Governor, to APP
point members of the liquor board.
Transfer title to the liquor dis
pensary building In Silver Spring
from the liquor board to the
County Council.
Permit the County Council TO
refuse to guarantee payment OF
Washington Suburban Sanitary
Commission bonds.
Storm bill Killed,
In another legislative develop
ment last night, bill sponsored
by Senator Edward d. Storm.
Democrat. of Frederick County
to give broad home rule powers
to incorporated towns in six coun-
ties. including Montgomery. was
killed in committee.
Bills sent to the Governor would:
Extend to June |. 1851 the law
authorizing the Governor to i'm
pose rent controls in IL counties
if and when the Federal law ex-
pires. Among the IL counties
exempted are Prince Georges. St.
Marys and Anne Arundel.
Prohibit discharge of refuse in
Chesapeake Bay or any of its
tributaries.
Empower the Montgomery
County Council to levy special
fire and library taxes in districts
having no local governing bodies.
Create the post Of full-time
chairman of the Prince Georges
County Board of Commissioners
at a salary of 5000 a year.
Authorize the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Planning
Commission to set aside land for
schools and public buildings.
Increase liquor license fees in
Prince Georges County, to bring
in an estimated sec. 900 In addi-
tional revenue.
Change the name Of the Chel-
tenham School for Boys in Prince
Georges County to the Boys W.
lage of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
State Assembly Vote
'fIai lireIlse Fees
For Heavy Vehicles
BY ne Assoeiatsd Press

ANNAPOLIS, April 2.-The
House overwhelmingly approved
fiat license fees for trucks, buses
and other big vehicles today.
Senate agreement to one change
made by delegates to ease the
charge on farm trucks was a for
mality. 20
The action meant that the De-
partment of Motor Vehicles car
start issuing registration cards and
tags to truck owners at charges
ranging from 81 to $3.50.
Before today's action, it was not
certain whether the old system OF
charging property taxes for heavy
vehicles would continue.
Two years ago the General AS
sembly adopted a flxed-fee sched-
ule for passenger cars.
Delegates approved it for other
vehicles by a 101-10 vote on
recount. The bill failed to pass
yesterday, when it receivetd good
majority but not enough for the
IA votes required to pass an emer-
gency measure.
Reconsideration Urged.
Majority leader. Leroy Pumph-
rey urged reconsideration when
delegates convened this afternoon
Delegate Menchine, Democrat, OF
Baltimore County. said he under
stood revenue from the fixed fees
would equal if not excel revenue
from the old property taxes"
Here are the new rates in the
pneumatic tire classes:
Taxis-S45.
Funeral coaches-$30.
Motorcycles and scooters-S5.
Single-unit trucks, other than
farm: chassis weight maximum
gross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

Owners Of SoIid-tIre COMMERCIAL
vehicles will be charged twice
the fee in each pneumatic tire
class, plus an additional SIS for
the city or county in which ne
lives.
Domestic corporations viii pay
at the same rate, minus the tax
share required to be returned TO
Baltimore City or q county.
Farm tractors are tax free when
driven no more than fiye miles
from the farm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
Farm tractors--$4.
Trailer Fees Listed.
alters and semitraileFs

School buseS-$25.
School buses for other purposes
$50 tadditionaD.
(shorfos. cr hire buses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
By ]. 3. Zotmon
Star sioff corre.pond.nt

ANNAPOLIS, April 2s--Bills les
alizing slot machines Ia Princt
Georges County and authorizing
the County commissioners to issue
up to $10,650,000 in bonds fol-
school construction received final
legislative approval tonight and
were sent to the Governor.
Meanwhile, as the Assembly
neared adjournment, the Mont
gomery County delegation gave ur
its fight to transfer garbage AND
trash collections from the Wash
ington Suburban Sanitary Com
mission to the County Council.
An amendment to that effect
which had been tackled to COM
mission bill, was eliminated in the
Senate despite opposition by Mont
gomery Senator Roy Tasco Davis
Republican.
The amendment also would have
given the council possession of the
commissions incinerator near Sill
yer Spring and its % garbage and
trash trucks.
Bill Goes To Lane.
The measure. which authorizes
the commission to spend $4,000
to complete the incinerator. was
passed and sent to the Governor
after q series of last-minute ma
neuvers in the House At the same
time, the delegation decided to
let die in committee a bill to re-
quire the governor to appoint
school board members from rec
concentrations of the County
Council.
The slot machine proposal will
be submitted to Prince Georges
voters at referendum in June,
A similar measure for Charles
County was passed earlier in the
session.
At present. the devices are OPP
Grated legally in three other
Southern Maryland counties -
Anne Arundel, Calvert and st.
Marys.
Fees Go To General Fund.
The bill specifies that license
fees. which range from $25 to
1000. must go into the county
general fund TOR such uses as
win directly or indirectly either
reduce the county tax rate or re-
duce an increase which might
otherwise be necessary"
Not more than five of all types
of machines would be allowed in
one establishment. and no person
or firm could own more than 100
of the devices.
The limitation on the number
of machines and a provision re-
stricting their ownership to coln-
ty voters and. residents are In
tended to prevent out-of-county
gambling interests from moving
in and gaining control" accord
ing to the county delegation.
Perry O. wilkinson. chairman
of the group, estimated there are
now about 900 coin operated
amusement devices in the county
from which we get no revenue. /"
He added that many are reported
" being operated Illegally by pay
ing of in cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03
DR.. Meta Glass Backs
Miller in Virginia
Race for Governor

RICHMOND. Va, April 2.--Dr
Meta Glass, sister OF the late Sen
ator Carter Glass and president
emeritus OF Sweet Briar College
announced today she would sup
port Francis Pickens Miller fol-
Governor OF Virginia.
Forty other Virginia women
signed a statement OF support for
the Albemarle County candidate
issued here by DR.. Glass.
The statement said the group
wish TO further what We consoles
an excellent and long overdue
change In emphasis in the life o:
the State and its influence and
service in the Nation
Signers included DR.. Glass. Mrs
o. r. Northington. OF Fredericks-
burg. past president OF the Viz
ginia Federation OF Women't
Clubs: Mrs. Aubrey Ellis Strobe
widow OF the late Judge Aubrey
Strobe OF Amherst; Miss Lillian
NOR Price. OF Richmond. daughter
Of the late Gov. James II. Price
and Mrs. Emma Gray TrigR, Rich.
mond authoress.
Women's support Sought.
DR.. Glass. president OF Sweet
Briar from 1925 through is4s
read the statement at a press con.
ference. She said letters to other
women throughout the State re-
questing support for Mr.. Miller
had met "a most enthusiastic re-
sponse."
Meanwhile four State Senators
from Southwest Virginia ISSUED
separate statements indorsins
State Senator John 8. Battle oil
Charlottesville as the best quail.
ned" candidate for Governor.
The statements. released b,
Senator Battles State Headouar,
tcrs here. came from Senate,
Harry c. Stuart of the 18TH sens.
torial district. Senator w. c. eau.
dill. 18th district: Senator NJ
Long. 18th district, and Senator
George NJ. Warren. 18th district
Statement Of DR.. Glass.
The statement released by Or
Glass said In part:
We want skiiiful use OF fund
for the greatest benefit OF tn
people Of Virginia. with preference,
given To fundamental needs: Edu
cation. health facilities. agriciil
ttiral research, conservation O
resources.
We believe Francis Picken
Miller wants these things too >. .
List Of Signers.
The List Of signerx included:
Mrs. Edmund ID. Campbell. Ar
iington; Mira. Merrill Lee Chanel
Falls Church: Mrs. Martha o
Grafton. Staunton,
Also Mrs. Charles w. Ladson
Groyeton: Mrs. william r. Long
Charlottesville: Miss Katherine
McIntire. Charlottesville: Mrs
Elsxahth B. Magruder. Arlington
Mrs. James Collier Marshall. Char
iottesviIie: Miss Carolyn n Mar
tin. Charlottesville: Mayor Minnis
C. Miller. clintwood: Mrs. o. r
Northington. ir. Fredericksburg
Mrs. N. X. OiSailisan. Vienna
Mrs. Roland Greene Pierce. Rec
tortown.
Also Mrs. Nancy NJ Prichard
Fairfax: Mrs. Frank b. Rsddleber.
ger. Woodstock: Mrs. H. Russell
Robey. Buena Vista: Mrs Sifnss
b. Schultz. Staunton: Mrs. VIZ.
sinis GtitxenberRer. Arlington. and
Nrs. Joeeph c. Wheeler. Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-04-03

Tire Silver Spring Business arr
Professional womens Ciae wtiI
hold = dinner naectinS al s36 2 n
Tuesday NJ seslp Blair snsnn al
u HOUSE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Candlelight Hour
At First PRESBYTERIAN

At 11:00 o'clock Christmas Eve
a Candlelight service will be OBJ
served at First Presbyterian
Church under the sponsorship of
the Manse Group, assisted by the
choir and the Tries.
The choir will sing a varied
program of Christmas music and
Mrs. Tanno will play in the fol-
lowing service:
Choir: "Hence all Fears and
Sadness" (Bach); "Angels We
Have Heard on High; shepherds
Shake Off Your Drousy Sleep
! (Old French; "Still Grows the
Evening Ger Bethlehem Town
(Bohemian); Coventry Carol
(English) ; "Balulalow" (WarlockJ J;
Soprano Obligato - Geraldine
Peek; "Now Let Every Tongue
Adore Thee (Bach); "Whence
Comes This Rush of Wings" (Old
French).
Appalachian Carol "Jesus, Jes-
us Rest Your Head"-Soloist, Ruby
Helfrich.
Organ: "Noel Basque (Benoit) +;
"Gesu Bambino" (Yon).
Christmas Eve
Carol Service
A beautiful carol service during
which four young women, repre-
senting angels, will light their
candles from on the altar, and
then in turn light the small candle
which each worshipper has re-
ceived as he entered the church,
will mark Christmas Eve at East
Cleveland Congregational Church.
The service is at IL o'clock.
Rev. Earle c. Hockwald, the pas
tor, will read the scriptures, and
for each reading there will be an
accompanying anthem or solo and
a carol by the congregation.
Serving as the Christmas angels,
wearing long white robes, will be
Betty Feightner, Judy Dauber,
Rosemary Zabner and Nancy
Smith.
The service opens with the pre-
lude Chimes and Carols" and the
anthems to be sung include "Abid-
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Christmas Eve
Services Of Light

Continued from Page /
S h e pherds: Choir-"Prelude
Thought to Christmas; Hymn
"Joy to the World"
Alteration of the Wise Men:
Choir-"All Among the Leaves So
Green; Hymn: "We Three Kings
of the Orient Are".
Offertory Solo-"Christmas Eve
(Hageman), j. J. Miller.
We Renew Our Love for the
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Special Music at
Faith Lutheran

Christmas Day services will be
held at Faith Lutheran Church at
1890 am. and will open with the
organ prelude, "In Joyful Adora-
ton" &C. Mueller) followed by the
Professional Hymn, christians
Awake. The Rev. A. C. Draegert's S
Christmas message on this great
Festival will be one all christians
will want to hear. The Choir will
sing the Gradual Anthem, THE
First Nowell", traditional Eng
lish), Offertory Anthem, angels
We Have Heard" (French Carol)
and during the Distribution of the
Lords Supper, "In dulci jubilo",
| traditional German CaroD and
"Once in Royal David's City" q,
H. Gauntlett). The service closes
with the Recessional, joy to the
World"
Music at Faith Church during
the Festival season as we'll as
through out the year is under the
leadership of Hubert !Corina, as
sisted by Marjorie Keller, Bernice
Bode, Ellen Gehle, Carol Keller,
Helen Corina, Dorothy Holub, Bar
bara Haer, Janet Degenkolb, Vir-
ginia Wochele, Wilma Enkler, Mary
Woehrmann. Ann W e rm IN n,
Ruth Hahnel. Margaret Kunz, Lar
ry Corina. Donald Eaton, Harold
Keller and Neil Purdy.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Topic: when the
Angels Depart"

Two services are being held
Sunday at the Church of the Naz-
arene, Hayden at Claiborne rd.,
Rev. James E. Hunton, pastor.
At the 10:45 a. m. service the
sermon topic will be when The
Angels Depart" and the music in
cludes quartette singing GLORY
to the King of Kings" and con-
tralto solo "He Shall Feed His
Flock Like A Shepherd" from
Handels "Messiah." In the eve
ming at 7:30 o'clock candlelight
hour a mixed octette will offer
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Christmas Sunday
Worship Service

Christmas Morn will be COM
memorated at $50 am. by the
Sunday School of St. James
Lutheran Church, 1924 Hayden
ave. with the Junior Singers Club,
under direction of Mrs. Rowena
Kailer Cargill with Miss Helen
Richards at the organ console. The
Club will sing "Come Hither Ye
Children" (Schulz) and eve Must
Follow the Star" (MaskelD. The
Junior Club quartet, composed Of
Patricia Hoff, Carol Swain, June
Kapps and Barbara Seibert will
sing Martin Luther's, Away in
Manger".
Christmas worship service at
10:45 am. Special music, consist
ing of Voices of the Sky" from
the Cantata THE Story of Christ
mas (Matthewsl and the Young
Women's Ensemble presenting "To
the Blessed Savior of Mankind
(Tschaikowsky). Mr.. Clifford l..
Schreck, of HANNA Divinity
School, Springfield, Ohio, guest
pastor, will present the Christmas
mediation "Today's Manger". The
organ prelude is "Chorale Pre-
lude Christmas Oratorio" (Bach)
and the postlude Gloria in Ex-
celsis" (Schubert). Miss Lois c.
Kensley will preside at the organ.
Usual Masses On
Christmas Sunday
The usual masses will be held
Christmas Day in Christ the King
Catholic Church. Terrace at Noble
rd., starting at $50 in the morning
and held hourly from 900 to -
o'clock. A Young Girls choir will
sing the 900 am. mass and
choir of young women will sing
for the next two masses and the
concluding mass at noon will be
sung by mems choir.
Boys and Girls
To Sing Masses
While the usual masses will be
observed at st. Philomena's Catho-
lie Church on Christmas Day there
will be special music. A boys choir
will sing at the 1000 am. high
mass and a girls choir will sing
carols at the 900 and 11:00 o'clock
masses.
st. Philomena's school closed
Wednesday and will resume classes
the Tuesday after New Years day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Midnight Mass At
Christ The King

Monsignor Thomas V. Shannon
of Christ the King Catholic
Church, Terrace at Noble rd. will
officiate at the solem high mass
to be held at midnight Christmas
Eve. A combined men and boys
choir will sing. A second low mass
will be held in the parish hall for
worshippers unable to gain ad-
mittance into the sanctuary for the
high mass.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

ing In The Fields, an old Welsh
song; "Gesu Bambini" (Yon); and
"On That Most Blessed Night"
(Neopolitan). Clarence Parish will
sing Riger's Virgins Slumber
Song" The Christmas Eve medita-
ton is "Watchmen Tell Us of the
Night.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Worship Hours On
Christmas Morning
Continued from Page 1

Continued from Page 1
NJ. Diesing, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Reichheld, Jr., Ilo Dishong.
II day There Is Ringing"
(Christiansen), choir.
"Whence Is that Goodly Frag-
rance?" (Baker), soloist, Anne M.
Diesing.
GLORY to God in the Highest"
(Pergolesit), choir.
"Sing, o Heaven" (Tours) -
Choir and soloist, Anne NJ. Diesing.
"Yesu Bambino" (Yon)-A Solo
by Mr.. Ilo Dishong.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

"And There Were Shepherds" and
William Galbreath, tenor, sings
"Cantique deNoel" (Adam). Rev.
Hunton's meditation is christmas
Benefits"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
One Service Only

One service only will also mark
Christmas Sunday in the First
Baptist Church. During the HOO
morning hour of worship, the
Nursery, kindergarten and Chill
dren's Hour, will provide place
of worship for children up to u
years of age. The pastor, Rev.
Robert Earl Slaughter will speak
on "The Unknown Saviour" There
will be Christmas music by the
choir.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Divinity Student Speaks

Harold Eberhard,. q divinity
student, will occupy the pulpit at
Windermere Presbyterian Church
for the 1900 morning service and
the quartet will sing selection from
"The Messiah"
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Hold POntifical
High Mass

A pontifical high mass will cele-
brate Christmas Eve at St. Philo-
mena's Catholic Church, 1924
Euclid ave. with Monsignor Griffin
conducting the service. A chill
dren's choir will sing.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

Christ Child: Choir - awake!
Awakew Benediction.
Mrs. William Oetjen is the or
ganist and Mr.. Reynold Ellis is the
choir director.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Traditional Candle

The traditional Candle Light
Service will be held at Faith
Lutheran Church, Hayden ave. and
Glenside rd. at 11:00 pm.
The service opens with the Pre-
lude, "Christmastide', Or. Bour-
dom played by Hubert Corina, or
ganist assisted by Ann Woehr-
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
United Brethren
HAYDEN at Alder

Rev. Samuel Smith will preach
on the topic "The Christ Child Is
Here" at regular morning hour OF
worship at 10:45 o'clock.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22

mann, oboe and Larry Corina,
flute. The program will follow with
the "Carol of the Bells, IN. Leon
tovitch) sung by the Choir in the
Narthex, "Adeste Fideles" the Pro-
cessional Hymn will follow with
the Choir singing the first stan
"a in latin, during the liturgical
service the Choir will sing, "Kyrie
dicta de Angels" in the original
Greek, and the Gradual Anthem,
GLORY to God" C. B. Pergolesi) i.
The Christmas Eve message will
be given by The Rev. Armin c..
Draegert followed by the offertory
anthem, "The Lord Is Come, Q.
Wilson,. /
During the distribution of the
"The Lords Supper, the Choir will
sing, "Of the Fathers Love Begot-
ten" plain song and Gabriel
from Heaven Descending" ar
ranged by S. Bingham. The serv-
ice closes with the Recessional
Hymn, "Joy to the World" and the
Postlude, "Joy to the World" by
w. Wehmeyer.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
CariIlOn to Ring
at Midnight

The Christmas Eve Candlelight
Service at st. James Lutheran
Church, 1924 Hayden ave, will be-
gin at 10:45 pm. Music to be
presented will be two anthems by
the choir, Joseph Came Seeking
a Resting Place" (Willoughby)
and "Gesu Bambino" (Pietro A.
Yon), the quartet composed Of
Messrs. Ray r. Wagner and Ray
S. Wagner and the Misses Elaine
Swain and Helen Richards will
sing "Good Christian Men Rejoice"
German 14th Century CaroD and
the duet "The Sleep Of the Child
Jesus" (Gevaert) by Mrs. Patricia
Schneider and Miss Natalie Stark.
Miss Lois C. Kensley will preside
at the organ console and present
the prelude christmas Pastorale"
(Faulkes) 81 Wonder as / Wan
der" mt. Carroll "First Noel" (Dr.
Louis Balogh) and for the postude
christmas Eve" (Malling). The
music is under the direction of
Mrs. Rowena Kailer Cargill.
Other features of the service
will consist of congregational sing
ing of Christmas Carols, the
candle-lghting service and the
Christmas mediation. The program
will conclude at 1900 midnight
with the Carlton Tower Bells pro-
claiming forth the Advent of
Christmas Day.
The public is cordially invited TO
attend all Christmas services at
st. James.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Family Service

It dIHIIy DtTNINV
Family Day will be observed
by members of the Church of the
Cross Christmas Sunday with one
service being held at 10:45 o'clock
There will be no other services
in the church Christmas Day. DR..
Earl R. Henderson will baptize
children on that day.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
United Brethren
Hayden at Alder

Hayden at Alder
The Service of Light will be OBJ
served in this ch urch at 11:OO
o'clock Christmas Eve with a COM
plete worship service being planned.
Christmas Eve services in CAL
vary Lutheran Church will open at
1000 o'clock with preliminary
music on the Vibraharp by Mrs.
Leona Eden followed by the organ
prelude Carols of the Christ Child
by Maryott. This arrangement in
cludes the lovely "Noel of the
Bells" Joseph Sought A Dwelling
Place." Piping Tune of the Pa
tient Shephards", "The Hig h,
Bright Star" and "Hush! Mind the
Little One. Miss Eleanore Kinke-
laar, the organist, will conclude the
prelude with "Noel" by Dubois.
Rev. John w. Grohne will give
Christmas meditation "No Room"
ana the CHOIR VIII contribute to
the beautiful service with the fol-
lowing numbers under the direc-
ton of Mrs. Martha Berg.
Il Wonder AS l Wander (Carol
Appalachian); Gloria in Excelsis
(Mozart); GLORY to God in the
Highest (PergolesD; GLORY to
God" (HandeD.
Quartet-"Angels Song" (Stick-
les); Organ Postlude - "Good
Christians Now Let Us Rejoice"
(Bach).
Members of the quartet are
Ernestine Anderson, soprano; Mar
tha Barcker, contralto; William B.
Pilot, tenor; and William Robinson,
bass.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-22
Concludes Advent
Sermon Series

The final sermon in the Advent
series which Rev. Earle c. Aoch-
wald, pastor of East Cleveland
Congregational church has been
preaching this pre-Christmas sea-
son will be given at the Christ
mas Sunday worship at 1900
o'clock. 1t is Prepare Ye the Way
by Receiving Christ" Jean Flick
and Charlotte Rivonka will sing
HE Shall Feed His Flock" from
HandePs Messiah" while the
choir will offer Cantique deNoel"
(Adam). The prelude is Silent
Night" (Rogers) and the offertory
organ music will be a Christmas
selection entitled "Chimes."