Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 297, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1956 — Page 6

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Christmas Program At Church Os God The annual Christinas program •rill be presented by the children t the Church of God Sunday durIng the morning worship service j i 9:20 o'clock. I The service will open with a congregational song, “Joy to the World,” followed by prayer by 'he pastor, the Rev. W. H. Kirk-

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Patrick, the offering and reading of the scripture. Then will be the I presentation of needs, followed by the presentation of gifts, dedication of gifts, dedication of chil-. dren. Fayma Geyer will sing a solo, “For God So Loved the World,” and a dedication prayer will elose the service, following which the children will present the following program: Group Songs — “We Wish A Merry Christmas”, “Listen to the Bells” and "Harken An Angel Voice I Hear”.

Welcome —by Pamela Hawkins. Nursery Group — "Jingle Bell Song", and Exercise, “His Birthday". My Speech —by Eddy Geyer. Merry Christmas —by Angie Watkins. Happy Day —by Cheryl Durbin. A Great Big Thought —by Lindii Call. Big Enought.— by Mike Geyer. Exercises — Christmas Wishes —by Karen Mcßride, Reta Strickler, Annie Wolfe, and Sharon McBride. Song — Here —by Linda and Beverly Geyer. God Bless Us All —by Darlene Geyer. I Do Try Hard —by Ned Irwin. What Does Christmas Mean?" —by Kathy Meyers. My Gifts —by Tony Stapleton. Signs of Christmas — Exercise led by Mrs. Eleanor Stapleton, Tim Irwin, Dennis Smithley, Bobbie Brown, Berry Poling, Bobbie Hawkins, and Jackie Brown. The Bafay King —by Diana Durbin. Song — Away in The Manger — by Linda, Karen, and Candy Reinhart. His Precious Name —by Brenda Mcßride. ' » My Prayer —by Nancy Stapleton. Christmas is Happy —by Beverly Geyer. S. 0. S. —by Brenda Agler.

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I The Spirit of Christmas —by Vicki Strickler. j Exercise — Christmas Presence —by Steve Mcßride, Kenneth Riffle and Buster Melchi. Long, Long, Ago —by Gary Hammond. Song — The Glad Refrain — Girls Trio. Playlet — Love Lights' the Christmas by Annie Singleton. ' Peace by Lois Keller, Joy by Charlene Hawkins. Hope by Lois Brodbeck. Kindness by Donha Agler. Love by Linda Geyer. Participants — Carolers, Star Beams, Rainbow Colors, and Givers. Star of Bethlehem —by Gail Egly. ' In closing —by Linda Reinhart. Purchase Roller For Highway Department The contract for the purchase of a roller for the county highway department was awarded by county commissioners Monday to Indiana Equipment company. The bids were submitted at the regular meeting of the commissioners, who also allowed the county claims during the session. Other bids were submitted by Deed Equipment company, Corte Broth- 1 ers company and Flesch Miller company.

Christmas Services At Lutheran Church Special Services Will Open Thursday A carol and candlelighting vesper Thursday evening at 7 o’clock will open the series of special Christmas services to be conducted this year by Zion Lutheran church, West Monroe and Eleventh streets. The church choir and two children's groups will sing special music and the congregation asSembled will be given opportunity to sing the beautiful Christmas carols. The lighting of candles by the worshipers in a darkened church, and the singing of Silent Night, Holy Night by candle light, is feature of this Christmas service. The public is invited to attend. "The Brightness of Christmas" will be the sermon theme at this service by the pastor, the Rev. Edgar P. Schmidt. t Additional Christmas services at Zion Lutheran church are as follows: Sunday, December 23, at 8 and 10:30, the fourth Sunday in advent. “The Great Treasure of Christmas.” Sunday afternoon, at 4 o’clock, the children of the Sunday school, grades 3 through 8, will conduct

their Christmas service, entitled "From Heav'n Above." The children of nusery and primary departments of the Sunday school will have their service Monday evening, Christmas Eve, at 7 o’clock. The theme of the service is "Christ, our Savior, is '■ Born.” . 1 A Christmas Day festival service will be conducted Tuesday morn- 1 ing, December 25, at 9 o’clock. ' ■ The theme of the pastor’s message 1 at this service will be, "The ' Quiet Peace of Christmas". 1 The public is invited to attend all these services. • I'■ ’ ' , Delays Sentencing ; Convicted Slayer LAPORTE, Ind. Wl — Circuit • Judge John J. Davis Monday de- ‘ layed sentencing of Mrs. Nancy ' Mitchell, 44, until Jan. 2. M«s. Mitchell was convicted ! Dec. 13 of first degree murder ■ in the butcher knife slaying of her landlady, Mrs. Gertrude Bovey, 67, Westville. The fatal : stabbing allegedly resulted from a • dispute over payment of rent ; Sept. 1. i Davis granted the delay at the ! request of Mrs. Mitchell’s lawyer. He said he needed time to pre- , pare for a new trial. mivoea — unoj, poof) • n sdwjj.

King, Queen Are Crowned Saturday At Adams Central Miss Carol Kaehr and Ron Corson were croyirel queen and king of the Adkms Central Centralis for 1957 in a halftime ceremony Saturday evening |t the Berne-Adams Central game at Adams Central. Don Gerig, music supervisor, was in charge of the ceremony. The king and queen were chosen by vote of the student body. Centralis is the Adams Central yearbook. Other awards announced Saturday night were most friendly boy, Ron Corson; most friendly girl, Carol Kaehr; most athletic boy, Jim Steiner; moat athletic girl, Marjorie Nussbaum; most depend-

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able boy, Mike Lehman; most dependable girl, Carol Kaehr; most outstanding boy citizen, Ned Stucky, and most outstanding girl citizen, Barbara Ficchter. The program Saturday night also included music by the Centralettes, a quartet composed of Irene and Marsha Merriman and Wanda and Chloe Neuenschwander, with Alice Ann Beer at the piano. Christmas music was presgnted'by the band. Indiana U. Donates $3,064 To Refugees BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Ml — Indiana University announced today its students and faculty donated 13,064 to aid refugee students fleeing the Hungarian revolt.