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Evening star., 1953-11-18
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER Ar 2-door sedan: ex-
] cellent condition. Will sacrifice.
STUDEBAKER 80 2-dr.: heater;
/ owner; style. comfort and econ
omy 6-month or 6.000-mile war
MOTOR co. (Fordl. 44OO Benning
rd. ne. LU. 4-1011. 80
STUDEBAKER 80 Regal de luxe O.
DIR. sedan; 7; and h. and gas-saving
overdrive: $795. DIVER MOTOR
CO.. Dodge plymouth Dealer, Used
Car Dept. 5000 Riggs rd., Chilium,
Md, TU. 10000.
STUDEBAKER ,194S Champion club
coupe: $595. Mod styling makes
1t look newer. Heater and seat
covers; green finish. Test-drive it
today at WILLIAMS & BAKER.
29th and M SITS. NV. Open to s.
STUDEBAKER 80 convertible club
coupe; fully equipped. striking car
that is perfect throughout: only SOS
down. full price $S45. See at
HANDLEY (Ford), 6323 Georgia
ave. TIA. 9-S416.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Commander VS.
4-dr. sedan: glistening green finish
with spotless interior: mechanically
per psrfeet; .v; ,tSMgys today,s SPECIAL S945.
Mercury Dealers. 1909 Wisconsin
ave-. Bethesda, OIL. 4-3416. Open
am. to p.m
Evening star., 1953-11-18

TOM WHEELER, INC.
18th and R. I. Ave. NE. NO. 7-4362
NASH l949 2-door S595
MARTIN STUDEBAKER
1888 Wis. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-lS6s
Evening star., 1953-11-18
AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE

ls47z L, "es" nc-c; 2,dr;; ;s,, T.
4301 Conn. ave.
1949 "9s" Rocket
TTHA;c;KiEiR " MOTORS. cI La. 6-65so.
1858 "sS" 4-door Sc
dan; maroon and white finish; radio.
heater, dual range Hydra-Matic
drive; a clean car throughout;
Swing over to OldS" for only ST.
sos; CCC guar: CAPITOL CADI-
LAC-OLDSMOBILE CO.. 1922 22nd
oHDsMoBiIE Ii R;T, sT; 1890 i55i ..ss" de luxe
Holiday coupe: two-tone; Hydra.
r. and h.: a one-owner trade on a
new Cadillac. Don't miss it. S1.695.
AKERS OLDS-CADILLAC CO., Fair
lington Shopping Center. Alex, Va.
oGDsMoBTIE GHi poGaHG; 1o41 club coupe; very
plan; $25 down. 1880 r. !. ave. ne.
OLDS 40 6-cyl. 4-dr. sedan; Hydra.
r. and b., new tires and battery;
in excel. cond. S395. ia. 2-9047
oLDs 1858 "ss" conv.: $500 miles;
fully full equip; sacrifice for quick sale s
Obs II, 0;Q7 ~ %: $s::7e" 4-door; r. and miY h.,
3O-day warranty. $495,. CALVERT
MOTORS. . INC. 114oo Ga. ave
oE6s 50 all-metal station wagon;
r. and h.: orig. finish, S295 down.
Written warranty. PINEY BRANCH
OLDS 40 "9S" 4-door; Hydra. r.
and h., 2;tone. This car has only
= 900 miles TOP eond.' S99S,, Nc
R.El REE sPNTlAG; sq. 51zfo7. 18th and M sts'
Hydra Matte; i owner; low mileage;
excellent condition throughout; only
$995. ROYAL MOTORS. INC,
4fSG fpH6 s chsysleF3Pym9Ith sys %A saP5eo Peoler
oLDs 40 "9s" convertible. Perfect
condition: low mileage. SS65. q
day money-back trial 4-month
BEttsn BfRs Wsshg gsa5antss Sdes H Fdrd DsasT sAE
1900 14th st. NV. NO. 7-1111;;
PACKARD '4s 4-dr.; looks and runs
very good. Sell for balance due.
S179, full price. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK. Rhode Island ave. at goth
'4s sedan coupe: excellent
trade for station wagon. AID. 4-9054.
l949 4-door; immaculate;
1924, FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Con-
necticut WO 6-S400.
PLYMOUTH az spec. d. J.; peri, cond..
Pvt. owner. $495. LA. 6-9014. 49,
1910 2-dr.: r. and h.,
good tires; clean transportation;
Sl15. LA. 6-6lS4. --l9
81 club coupe; r. and h.,
orig. dark hlue finish; see and drive:
PLYMOTTH 1850 4-dr. special de
luxe sedan; radio and heater: excep-
tionally. clean; priced for quick sale
At only s795:: .KENYoN-PECK
GGhevrNet) SSSe SSSe wilson n1sn OlEd f5 All ID
pm. CLOSED Sundays. IS
'53 2-door: heater. turn
signals; light green: one local owner
sPkiNa MoFoR CO; 1Nc;s 1908
F6if%S1' pifscsy across aS' from u T. s. R9Sai
'5s 4-door cranbrook
tone blue and beige. See and test
driye this new; oT0Se Tsedccars Sso, neWi %Sd
s BadspsDusf sps Md rd Ju at sss FiRss Branfn' rang
h.. overdrive: 1900 miles: going
overseas; peri. cond: SLABS. PO.
o-6S55 -23
80 club coupe: heater.
seat covers, low mileage; in the
very best of condition; 6-month or
6.000-mIle warrantee; only 1895
NORTHEAST MOTOR co. (Fordl
400 Benning rd. ne. LU. 4-1011.
40 Cdr; black, equip,
/ owner. like new; S795. 2-dav
guarantee. HILL g. SANDERS
Wash.'S Oldest Ford Dealer. 1900
14th st. NV. NO. Till. 10
Evening star., 1953-11-18
AUToMoBILEs FOR sALE

sTUDEBAKER 80 club coupe; ai50.
6-97SS. 1896 Wisconsin ave. "a"
STUDEBAKER 4-dr.; new condition;
2-tone. overdrive, complete acces-
sories; 27 miles per gal; S1.465
Can be financed. ia. S-9472 after
B pm.
STUDEBAKER $50 Commander VS.
white-wall tires; l owner: immac.
Check this one for value. Only
81 LBS, full price. Terms. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK, Rhode Island
ave. at Goth ne.
Evening star., 1953-11-18

NASH so Ambassador 4-door
heater, HvdraMatic drive, seat
Evening star., 1953-11-18

STOCK. CAR 55-x 1887 Ford coupe:
perfect condition, new full-race en-.
glne. This car only raced a few
times. Complete. ready to 60. Extra
1888 Ford h-ton pickup; new
engine. good mechanical condition.
SS75 cash for both. Call 5:3O-7 80
pm. WO. 6-7O37. lie
CHEVROLET 1851
4-dr., with heater. seat covers: re-
only S4O0 down. full price Sl.I95.
ADDISON CHEVROLET
14th and Fla. Ave. NV. Ho. 2-76O0
-19
Evening star., 1953-03-29
They All MAKE MUSIC
BY LOUIS BERG
Weeksfo md
JosEFM usrBssEa vsorps

honOrs she heads the assembly
IN singing II the local high school
~ but i promising musical talent
nonetheless.
And It was my rare privilege to
have these Eve fine artists perform
for me m their home mother at
the piano, the two sisters and papa
IN close harmony and Paolo con-
ducting. It was the pleasantest
experience ! have ever had IN
Hollywood.
These are fine, warm Italianpeo-
pie. In California only a short
time. they are completely at home
with their neighbors. They live
modestly Anna Maria is a
minor and most Of her rather sub
stantial salary Is held in trust.
The OnlyinharmOnicu note was
sounded BY Paolo, who didn't want
to OcOnduct. Hewanted tOpIay ball.
His playmate was invited to wait
inside. but he refused out Of shy-
ress and kept his nose glued to the
window al during the concert. His
Evening star., 1953-03-29
BY LOUIS BERG
Lovely Anna AIberghetti has the most
amazing family in Hollywood. Even her
8-year- ar-old brother conducts symphonies
This Week Movie and TY Editor

Papa Oaniele) Alberghetti was
director Of the conservatory at
Milan. Mrs. Vittoria Alberghetti
(Anna Maria's mother) was a con-
cert pianist. Eight-year-old Paolo,
a prodigy if ever / saw one
directed symphony orchestras
when he was six. He's a discipli-
marian. like Toscanini.
rect u Mghs.y
CNcE. when an orchestra nusi-
cian sounded a wrong note to test
and to tease him, Paolo raped
sternly with his baton.
you are only doing tfat be-
cause / am . little boy. " Re said.
Get It right this time. z
The remaining AIbeTghetti, Sis
ter Carla, aged l3, has the fewest
Evening star., 1953-03-29

e, Z + y go
TlHE Alberghettis, late Of Milan
and now Of Hollywood, are
musical and amiable. As a result,
their living room Is usually filed
with harmony and the neighbors'
children.
The movie star in the family,
l6-year-Old Anna Maria Alber-
glletti. hasn't been spoiled by the
fact that she j. getting her4irst big
role IN pictures The Stars Are.
Singing" with Rosemary CloOney
and Laritz Melchior. She's had
honors enough before sang at
Carnegie Hail and with the New
York Philharmonic and Philadel-
phia Symphony Orchesras.
Il won't be vain until / sing at
the Metropolitan and La Scala,
she promised.
rs
Evening star., 1953-03-29
NIosul AbsOsbs AairucIo Power
q Dro0d Seeks Up DUffOr

When you spread warm buffer on bread or
toast i soaks in and Is almost impossible
70 scrape completely Of. Miracle Power is
absorbed By vital engine surfaces in the
same manner. That's why you can count ON
engine protection and improved perform
ance when you use Miracle Power in your
gas and Oil.
Evening star., 1953-03-29

You've heard many wild claims
for fabrication .aids.." Now, get
j1cks broef about Miracle Power
established By, an independent
laboratory Of unimPeachable
fepasaeion, Wetmore Hodges &
Associates.
Evening star., 1953-03-29

During ssOps, oil drains OF yiml engine parts
and L nkes up % Eve minutes 10 pump il back
after sfarting Meantime. dry metal grinds against
dry meal. Result: wear lost power repairs.
Use Miracle Power 10 prosect engines with
breafhlike lubricnfing film. Ii Is not purge or
detergent = IL treats the engine, not the oil
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
County Auditor
Tallies Personal
Tax Settlement
School Systems
VIII Receive
Bulk OF Money

The October, 1858, settlement
of personal property revenues
has been completed, according
to Gilbert B. Long, county audi
tor. The lions share of the
October distribution went to the
schools in Noble county in the
total amount of $30,313.63.
The settlement allotted a total
of $3,87487 to the township
funds, and total of $710.42 went
to corporation funds.
Following is broken-down
listing of the school district fund
distribution: Baver, $l95.l .l6;
Brookfield, $5,341.26: Buffalo,
$S79.86; Center, $178.11; Elk,
$500; Jackson, $1,236.O9; Jeffer-
son, $58.85; Marion, $295. 30;
Belle Valley, $387.60; Seneca,
$157.67; Sharon, $111.8O; Stock,
$l0l.61; Caldwell, $17,493.14;
Dexter City, $3,419.45; Fulda,
$818.37; Guernsey county, $77.35;
Washington county, 1913; for a
total of $30,313.63.
fEne report gives the transfer
Continued on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Heavy Snow Blankets
Entire County Area

The first heavy snowfall this
winter covered all of Noble
county early Wednesday morn
ing with j. E. Douglass of the
state highway department esti-
mating that at least three inches
fell during the night.
The highways were in a dang
erous condition, Wednesday
morning and all traffic was
maintained at slow pace. Sew
eral automobiles were stalled but
no accidents were reported early
Wednesday,.
The state highway crews were
busy Wednesday morning
spreading ashes on the hills over
the main arteries in the county.
A report from Noble county's
state highway department says
that the creosote timber bridge
on state route lat near Bates
vile has been completed. This
entire route is now open to traf-
fic.
Other crews Of the depart
ment have been building berms
on U. S. route 21, north of Cald-
well, and ON state routes 145 and
260.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
$4,000 Raised AT
Basketball Game

r. d. Cannavan, president of
the Caldwell Lions club and
superintendent of the Caldwell
schools, said today that $4,000
was realized from the Caldwell
McConnelsville benefit basket
ball game, Friday evening.
This entire amount will be
placed in the Caldwell high
school insurance fund and will
be used to assist in defraying
the expenses of the six members
of the football team who were
seriously injured during the past
season.
The game was sponsored join
tly of the Lions club and the
local athletic association.
This insurance fund will be
kept separate by the athletic
department and it will always
be used to augment the insur-
ance carried by the high school
for the protection of the stud
entS but which is never adequate
enough to meet the hospital
bills.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
George White.
Ex-Governor,
Dies Suddenly
Death Occurs In
Florida Late
Tuesday Evening

George White, 81, former gov
ernor of Ohio, and owner of the
Permian Oil & Gas company of
Marietta and Caldwell, passed
away at hospital in Hobe
Sound, Fla, Tuesday evening.
He and Mrs. White had been
residing at their winter home
there, when he was taken sud-
denly i'll and rushed to the hos
pital, where he died few hours
later.
The deceased had served two
terms as the governor of Ohio,
from 1881 to 1885.
George White was born Aug.
q, 1872, in Elmara, N. Y, a son
of Charles Watkins White, a
matchmaker and ieweler of that
city. He received his bachelor
degree from Princeton in 1895,
after working his way thru the
university. The college-graduate
then taught school and later
worked III the oil fields of
Oklahoma. When White was 25
years old, he went to the Klon-
dixie, where he prospected for
gold.
Continued on Page Two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Road TO Local Dam
Has Been Improved

Major improvements to the
highway leading to the Caldwell
reservoir dam have been COM
pleted, which included the
elimination of two dangerous
curves, leveling and straighten-
ing out the road way and the
installation of culvert.
This will now permit the vii
lage to, transport their major
equipment to the spillway site,
where the weir on top of the
dam is being constructed.
Lawrence King was the con-
tractor in charge of these i'm
provements to the dam road and
the stone used was furnished by
the James Merry quarry.
Clifford King, Joe Ball, Virgil
West, Harold and Howard Haga
assisted in these improvements.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Song OF Xmas
Will Be Presented
Sunday Evening, Dec.
20, AT Local Church

The Song of Christmas" by
Roy Ringwald, will be presented
by the Chancel Choir of the
First Methodist church, Sunday
evening, December 20; at ZOO
p. m. The short cantata, Fred
Waring choral arrangement, is
the story of the nativity as told
in Christmas songs, carols, and
Biblical verses.
Rev. Floyd Gaugler, pastor of
the church, will narrate the per-
formances, and will be assisted
by Gray E. Tuecke and Wava
Williams as organist. Solos will
be performed by Mrs. Martha
Gaugler, Joey Hill. Garnet Clark,
and Lawrence Nichols. There
will be a trio by John Kirchner,
Lawrence Nichols and Hershel
Jordan.
Song of Christmas" COM
prises original music by Ring
wald, selected excerpts from
twenty songs and carols approp-
riate to the Christmas season,
and abridged verses from the
Holy Scripture. The song was
first performed by Fred Waring
and his Pennsylvanians on
N.B.C., Dec. 25, 1945.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Banks viii! Close
Saturday, Dec. rs

Several business places and
offices in Caldwell indicated to-
day they planned to be closed
all day on Saturday, Dec. &c,
the day after Christmas, in order
that their employees might have
long weekend.
Edw. L. Merry of The Farm
ers & Merchants bank, Paul M.
Clark of the Caldwell Building
& Loan company and A. L.
Schafer, First National Bank,
issued a joint statement today
that the three banking institu-
tions would be closed Friday and
Saturday, Dec. Is and 26.
The Noble county commits
sioners also ordered a notice
posted that all offices in the
courthouse would be closed Fri
day and Saturday of that week.
All lawyers plan to close their
offices for Christmas and Sat-
urday.
Merle Barnhart of Kirchner
and Barnhart Appliance store,
said today they would also be
closed for the long weekend.
A complete list of local stores
that will be closed on Dec. 26
will be carried in the next issue
of this publication.
All grocery stores and the
Caldwell postoffice will definite
ly be open for business, Dec. 26.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Xmas Tag Day
Next Saturday
In Conjunction With
Xmas Seal Campaign

Mrs. Mildred Long, Christmas
Seal chairman, said today that
Tag Day would be observed in
Caldwell, Saturday, Dec. 10, in
conjunction with the annual
campaign.
There will be group of local
girls selling these double bar
crosses, emblematic of the tuber-
culosis prevention work now
being done in this section by
the Noble county TB and health
association. Any contribution
will be gladly received by the
girls.
Mrs. Long said that 932 letters
of the $500 mailed out in Novem-
ber have been returned to local
headquarters. They represent the
total sum of $1,105.16 raised to
date.
Local volunteer workers in
this organization are confident
that the quota of $1700 will be
reached before Christmas.
If you have not yet mailed in
your contribution, you are urged
TO do so this week.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Three arm Plans
Receive Approval
Applications Are
Also Reviewed

The supervisors of the Noble
soil conservation district held
their regular monthly meeting
at their office rooms on North
street, last week.
Three farm plans were ap-
proved by the board at this
December meeting and they
were as follows:
John Beattey, Center town
ship, 1856 acres; Fletcher Cutler,
Marion township, I'll acres, and
William Mari, Seneca township,
1876 acres.
There were also two re-plans
approved, those of John Carter,
Center township, 293 acres, and
Alfred Brown and Son, Jackson
township, 2l0 acres.
Three applications accepted
were those of Alfred Brown and
Son, Jackson township, 80 acres;
Roger King, Noble township, SO
acres; and John McFerren, Noble
township; 1873 acres.
An order for signs for the CO.
operating farmers was made at
this meeting.
Cooperators of the Noble soil
conservation district are re-
minded that signs with their
name and showing they are CO.
operating with the soil conserva-
ton service are available for
order at district office over City
Hall in Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

of approximately six miles.
The plans for this project
calls for the relocation of the
highway over about 90 per-
cent of the distance. The new
road will be located east of the
Pennsylvania Railroad the entire
distance, thereby eliminating
two railroad grade crossings and
four narrow bridges, two of
which are one-way. The pave
ment will be of reinforced con-
crete "a #. in width with 10 #.
bermS on each side. This will
provide a fine, smooth, straight
highway from Caldwell to Dex-
ter City.
There were 35 parcels of right
of way to be acquired. of which
% parcels have been secured.
Negotiations for the remaining
7 parcels will begin shortly after
the first of year. Warrants or
checks for the % parcels negoti-
ated will be mailed to the pro-
perty owners about January Is,
1854.
Continued on Page Two
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17


The coal truck, owned by
Charles Schott,, Dexter City
route 2, was driven by Glenn
Bishop, %, of Stafford.
The Stafford driver was bound
over to the grand jury Saturday
morning on a charge of second
degree manslaughter by Acting
Police Judge Charles Heckler.
Bond was set at $1,500.
Police charged Bishop in the
affidavit of having run a red
light and unintentionally killing
a passenger in another vehicle.
He was without counsel when
arraigned and denied he had run
a red light. He did not enter a
plea to the charge but Heckler
marked the docket as a mot
guilty" plea.
The tragic accident occurred
Thursday night at 1890 p. m.
Drivers of both vehicles claim
they were travelling with the
green light thru the intersection.
Damage to the car was estimat-
ed at $1,000 and to the truck at
$500. The truck was empty at the
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17

manager of the Caldwell
plant since it was first under
construction, had been trans
ferred to the main plant in
Cleveland where he will head
and organize a new department.
The announcement stated that
Grant w. LaPier had assumed
the duties as the new manager
at their McConnelsville plant.
An industrial engineer by pro-
fession, Matt Fleming, Jr., has
been with Cleveland Graphite
Bronze company since August,
1948, when they absorbed a re-
search company for which he
was employed during their vast
expansion program. He is a ma
tive of Cleveland Heights.
Mr.. Fleming was moved to
McConnelsville as their plant
manager there in August, 1851,
a position he continued to fill
until Monday morning of this
week when he was sent to Cald-
we'll in a similar capacity.
His wife, Mary Kay Fleming
and three children, Peter, IL,
Mary Catherine, 7 and Christie
pher, S, reside in McConnelsville.
An older son, Matt the 3rd, at
tends an Academy school in
Cleveland.
Mr.. Mckinley returned to
Cleveland Monday morning
where he Immediately took over
his new duties of heading ano
organizing a new department al
the main plant. This department
will deal exclusively with
"JetS."
Mr.. Mckinley has been III
Caldwell for practically three
years, where he supervised al
manager the actual construction
of the Caldwell plant, CGB
During this time, he watched
and had a major part in the
growth of the local plant anc
he leaves Caldwell with the best
wishes of a large number ot
friends and associates with
whom he has come in contact
the past three years.
He will be joined in the near
future by Mrs. Mckinley. While
in Caldwell, they resided or
Lewis street.
Mr.. Fleming said he did not
plan to move to Caldwell i'm
mediately.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Sheriff's Car Equipped
With Two.Way Radio

1t is expected that the two
way radio communication sys-
tenn will be completely installed
this week at the office of the
Noble County Sheriff.
The transmitter, receiver and
all necessary equipment for the
sheriff's car arrived several
weeks ago and has been install
led. The necessary parts for the
installation of the office-radio
were the last to arrive.
Sheriff Don Conaway said that
he has contracted a radio-special-
ist from the Marietta patrol sta
ton to do the installation.
The two-way radio was pur-
chased last summer for the
sheriff department by the county
commissioners TO further enable
the local laW-enforcement de-
partment to control crime in this
county.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Final Plans Made
For Polio Drive
In Noble County
January 2 To 20

The kickoff luncheon for the
annual March of Dimes cam
paign in Noble county, which
opens Jan. End and continues
thru to Jan. 28th was held Mon
day afternoon at Maple Shade
Inn with Mrs. William Fleming,
chairman of the women's activi-
ties presiding.
Mrs. Ethel DeArmott of New
Philadelphia, state advise on
women's activities, attende, the
luncheon in this capacity.
Gerald Ramsey, special events
chairman and Robert A. Den
nison, special gifts chairman,
also attended the luncheon.
Subray Dahood OF the local
schools used the protector to
show a movie brought by Mrs.
DeArmott. Helen Hayes, nation
al chairman of the women's
activities, was the narrator.
Noble county has been divid-
ed into townships with a SUBJ
chairman in each. In the rural
communities the March of Dimes
will begin anytime after Jan. 2
but their final report must be
made to Mrs. c. r. Upton by
Jan. 28.
The Mothers porch-light par
ade in towns will be held on
Jan. %, Mrs. Fleming said.
Others who attended the
luncheon were Mrs. Earl Clymer
of Dexter City, Mrs. Robert
Lorey, Coal Ridge, Mrs. A. G..
VanFleet, of Olive, Mrs. Arthur
Bridgemar of Florence Addition,
Mrs. r. w. Parks of Kennons-
burg, Mrs. Herschel Jordan, Mrs.
c. r. Upton, Mrs. Clair Murphy,
Caldwell and Mrs. John G. Noll
of Fulda.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1953-12-17
Caldwell High
School Choir To
Present Program
Christmas Festival
Program Completed
For Monday, Dec. 21

The annual Christmas candle
light festival presented by the
Caldwell high school vocal music
department will be given Mon
day evening, Dec. 81 at 800
o'clock in the high school audi
torium.
Gray E. Tuecke will direct the
program and Miss Sally Evilsizer
will be the accompanist.
No admission will be charged
but a fre will offering will be
received. The public is invited.
David Smith will be the an
nouncer. The complete program
is as follows:
Professional, o Come. All Ye
Faithful, choir; carols, The First
Noel, 1t Came Upon the Mid
night Clear and Hark, The Her
aid Angels Sing by the choir:
Heavenly Light, Lo, How Rose
Fer Blooming and o Holy Night
featuring Joy Hill and Patsy
Hayes.
A Merry Christmas and Vir-
gins Slumber Song, girls glee
club; Go Tell 1t on the Mountain
and Twas the Night Before
Christmas by the mixed en-
semble.
On This Good Christmas Morn,
Carol of The Russian Children
and Jesus! Thou Dear Babe De-
vine by the choir and featuring
Joy Johnson.
God Rest You Merry Gentle
men and Good King Wenceslas
by the boys glee club; carols, o
Little Town of Bethlehem, Away
in Manger, Deck the Hall, Joy
to the World by the choir and
piano solo, Christmas Fantasy,
featuring Sally Evilsizer.
Playroom on Parade, Carol of
the Bells, Winter Wonderland
and White Christmas by the
choir and closing with the recess
Sional, Silent Night.