Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1950-12-22
CHURCH NEWS

Participating in the program
will be the children of the pri
mary and junior departments
The program of songs and reci
tations will be presented by the
Primary children, and the Ju
nior Choir will render several
selections.
Junior girls will present "The
Trail of the Christmas Star" with
the Youth Fellowship assisting in
the musical selections.
The offering received will be
sent to the Otterbien Home for
Orphaned Children and the Aged.
At Slovak Church
Special choir music and reci-
tations by children are features
of the Christmas program to hc
presented at 7:30 Christmas Eve
in st. Pau's Slovak Evangelical
Lutheran Church. The first part
Of the program will be in Slovak
language, but the pastor, Rev.
Joseph Abraham, will preach his
sermon in both English and Slo-
yak.
Arrangements for the carols to
be sung by the church are spec
ial selections. Mrs. Joseph Abra-
ham will be organist. Gifts for
the children will be presented by
Sunday School teachers.
Among the children who will
take part in the program are
Ronald Gulas, Patty and Betsy
Faretta, John Small, Ronnie Nal,
TX, Richard Molnar, Mary Helen
Kelso, Andrew Fedor, John Malik.
Connie Kuzma, Margaret Fe-
dor, David Molnar, Martin Polo
nj, Jr., Jimmy Sass, Ruth Ann
Gulas, Caroline Rosiar, Paulette
Kelso, Linda Sass, Eleanor Lukac,
Dennis Hammond and Paulettp
Rosiar.
Combined Slovak and English
services are planned for Christ
mas morning at 10. There will
he special music by the church
choir and sermon by the pastor.
ST. John Lutheran Church
At 7:30 Christmas eve, the
Christmas story in scripture and
song will be presented by mem.
bers of the st. John Lutheran
Church.
Mrs. Rodney Lockwood will
open the program with an organ
prelude, followed by the audience
singing Come Hither, Ye Faith
ful''. Fred Noble will read The
Christmas Gospel duke 2:1-14
and Pastor John Braun will give
the prayer.
Primary Dept. children vii
sing two songs after which Wei
come will be given by classes OF
Nancy Harris, Lucille PaulSer
and Carolyn Brindley.
Glasses Of Mrs. John Dubber
and Marjorie Guth will give greet
| ings and Charles Guth's class will
sing Around the Manger" Eli
nor Migala and Evelyn Dubbert''
classes will present Christ Wa'
Once Baby.
Other classes which will ap
pear in the program include those
taught by Mrs. Rodney Lockwood
Mrs. Louise Windnagels Mrs. JOIN
Braun, Mrs. George Wight, Mrs
Stensen Seegard, Misses kathryn
Kocsis, Elizabeth Harris, Harriet
Peters, Warren McDougall an(
Manuel Nossaman.
The Junior choir will sing tn,
anthem, THE Christmas Lullaby
In closing, the audience will SIM
silent Night, Holy Night, fol
lowed by the offertory, Lord
Prayer, benediction and postlude
Christmas Morn services in ST
John Lutheran Church will in
clude Holy Communion at min
o'clock Monday
At Pilgrim Holiness
The local Pilgrim Holmes
Church will present its Christ
mas program in two serviC
es. Sunday, December "a a
1890 a. IN. the children's pre-
gram will be presented under tn
leadership of Mrs. Gordon Dixo
and Mrs. Lillian Nelson.
Children will participate in tn
program: Beverly Busack, Share
Hunter, Kay Sullivan, Pam Sull
van, Leroy Stewart, Joan War;
er, Sandra Meinke, HarriSo
Stewart, Larry Brown, Georg
Stewart, Connie Croft, Judy Pott,
Sylvia Stewart, Sunny Meinke.
Penny Ford, Earnest Walter
Sue Ann Ballin, GlenniS Ford, d;
vid Howton, Berletta Witt, Boz
ME Hunter, Janis Dixon, Bill
Sullivan, Kathleen Sullivan, Gar
Ballin, Jimmie Easton, Georgi
French, Daren Gill, David Greer
Bobby Britt, Steve Henchel, Wel
| dell Britt, Eddie Carnicom.
| Rlssa Lowe, Mayne Britt, Patt
| Potts, Danny Stucky, Carol EaS
| on, Paul Green. Ronnie EaStol
| David Beggs, Dathy Potts, jeff,
| Meinke, Sue Walters, Joan Low
| Karen Meinke, Jean Mcbride.
l. The evening program will