The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1951-12-20

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Children's programs of Sun
day schools and church youth
organizations feature the obser-
vance of the season in many of
the churches, and special Serv-
ices Christmas evening and
morning also are scheduled at
many of the churches.
Christ Evangelical and Re-
formed church, 701 Cheyenne
Ave-, will begin Christmas day
at 1890 a. M, special services
will be conducted and the
Lords Supper will be observed.
Young people of the church,
on December 80, will also pre-.
sent a program consisting of
vocal and instrumental numb
ers and a playlet entitled
WON.
Following Sunday school and
church services at the First
American Lutheran church next
Sunday, Dec. %, December
Family Night will be held, be-
ginning at noon. The story,
christmas Blessings, will be
shown in full color slides. On
Monday a Christmas eve can
delight service will be held at
II p. m, and festival Christmas
service will be conducted
Christmas day at 10 a. M.
Saturday, Dec. %, at T:45 p.
m. is the time set for the Chill
dren's Christmas program at
the Open Bible church, which
will consist of a pageant of
Christmas songs and recita-
tions by Sunday School classes
from the primary through the
intermediate grades. At the
conclusion, treats for the young
sters will be in charge of Llovd
Zillmer, superintendent and Err
vim Schelske, assistant.
At 7:45 Christmas eve, "The
Star That Shineth in Dark
ness, a Christmas play, di-
rected by Mrs. Dorothy Morris
settle, will be presented by a
cast of IS young people of the
church. The play will not only
carry a new presentation of the
Christmas story, but has an alb
undance of vocal music in
keeping with the season.
Christmas activities at the
First Congregational church will
begin at 9:45 am. Sunday, Dec.
%, with a White Gift service.
Those attending will bring
canned juices or fruit which
will be given to the Big Horn
! County Community hospital. A
service of songs, pantomime of
the nativity scene, stories and
prayer is being prepared by the
junior and Junior high depart
ment of the church.
|, At the II am. worship SER
vice Sunday, special music will
consist of two numbers There's
a Song in the Air" and Dear
Little Stranger" by the, junior
choir; Follow the Guiding
Star" by the Junior girls; an
anthem, Peaceful and Holy by
the senior choir; a solo by
Helen Kastelitz, and a solo
"Jesu Bambino", by Beverly
Terpening.
Children's Christmas Eve pro-
gram and Christmas tree is
scheduled for 7:30 p. m. Mon
day, following which the Pill
grim Fellowship will go carol
ing.
Youth Fellowship of the Har-
din Methodist church has
scheduled a Christmas program
| for 8 %. m. Sunday, Dec. %,
and the Sunday school Christ
mas program and party will be
held at 7:30 pm. December "a.
Sermon theme in keeping
with Christmas will be Peace
on Earth, at the morning SER
vices Sunday, Dec. %, and Spe-.
cial Christmas services will be
conducted at 10 a. m. Tuesday,
Dec. Is, when the sermon theme
will he where Is He".
Midnight mass will be held
at st. Joseph's Catholic church
on Christmas eve, the Rev. C..
T.. Owen, S. J., pastor, has an
nounced. Morning mass will be
at 9 a. m. Christmas day. The
Rev. John Hurley, S. J.. will con-
duct both services.
Confessions will be Monday
afternoon and evening until II
| p. m. -
The Sunday School of the
Burgess Memorial church at
Crow Agency will present its
Christmas program at 1920 a..
m. Sunday, Dec. %. Sunday
evening at 7:3O the Youth Fell
loWship will present THE
Christmas Story In pantomime
Commencing at 11:15 Christ
mas eve, and ending at mid
night, a candlelight communion
service will be held at the
church. On Christmas day at
l p. m. the annual Indian
Christmas celebration with a:
Christmas tree and treats will
begin at the church recreation
hail.
Redeemer Lutheran church at
Hardin has scheduled two Spe-
cial Christmas services. The
Christmas eve service, which
begins at 7:30, is the tradition
al children's service, theme Of
which is Christmas joys. APP
prOximately so children of Re
deemer Lutheran and st. Johns
Lutheran Sunday schools will
take part, giving recitations and
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