Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 299, Decatur, Adams County, 20 December 1956 — Page 8

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Christmas Program At Baptist Church The annual Christmas program of the Sunday school will be presented Sunday evening at 7 o’clock at the Baptist church. James J. Strickler, superintendent of the Sunday school, will be in charge 01 the program. Following is the order of service: Song: Joy to the World—Congregations Prayer: Rev. Stuart Brightwell. A Play: "Linda, and the Living Window”—Billy, Jerry, Rambo; Reader, John Bedwell; Joseph, Tom Fulton; Mary, Charlotte Gephart; Shepherd Boy, Forest Strickler; Linda, Kathleen Call; Ist Shepherd, Danny Baumgartner; 2nd Shepherd, Steve Gephart; Junior Choir: David Mitchel, LiAda Fulton, Shirley Mays, Mary Ann Zwick. Teachers in charge are: Mrs. Gerry Luhman, Mrs. Dovie Bedwell, Jane Bedwell, and Junior Lake. Welcome—Ronnie Luginbill. Bells are Tinkling—Barbara Salway. First Place—Jerry Fisher. For a Tiny Girl—Debby Brunner Because—David Sebnitz. Love from a Tiny Girl—Darcene Butler. ' 1 Love Jesus—Dale Hamrick. When Jesus was a Baby—Stephanie Andrews. A Christmas Wish—Steve Lugin- . bill. Christmas Bells—Lee Ann Reed. A Wise Beginner—John Railing. Spread Out and Shine — Rita WendeU. Lulaby Song by Nursery — Entire Nursery. Exercise —“Signs of Christmas" Leader, Becky Rumple; Bell. Cynthia Felty; Candle, Karen Sliger; Song Book, Barbara Zwick; Cardboard Tree. Nancy Mitchel; Wrapped Gift, Susie Ballard; Holly Wreath. Cheryl Baughn. Birthday Gift—Richard Fisher. Christmas Night— Dorene Hirschy, Christmas Means a Lot — Kenneth Wolfe. Christ's Birthday—Debb Bodie. The Wise Man—Linda Soldner. I Wish—Kevin Levy. It’s Christmas Eve — Darlene Merriman. I Do Try Hard — Max Halberstadt. I Like Christmas—David Eix. Exercise: “P-E-A-C-E” — P. Billy Murray; E, Karen Hitchcock; A. Fredrick Zwick; C, Terry Sapp; E, Ronnie Merriman. Medley of songs—Junior choir. A Birthday Gift—Douglas Halberstadt. Place a Star—Eddie Hirschy. A Christmas Candle — Danny Schnitz. I MM The Animals—Karen Fisher. Dear Little Jesus—Larry Curtis. How Many Christmases? —Donna Wolfe. Within Your Heart — David Baughn. I Am Celebrating — Kathy Bedwell. The Star—David Hitchcock. Room in our Hearts — Arlene Wendell. Christmas at our House — John Sowards. I Have a Christmas Wish—Gene Curtis. .

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My Christmas Prayer — Janice Soldner. Medley of Songs—Entire primary department. Teachers in charge are: Mrs. Vera Lehman. Primary Supt., Mrs. Ruby Rambo. Mrs. Bryce Daniels. Mrs. Jerry Rumple, Mrs. Weldon Soldner, Jane Bedwell, Ann Myers, and Cecelia Lehman. The Offering. Exercise — “There Will Be Peace.” Reader, Shirley Mays: Girl Holding the World. Jane Grimm. Those in Processional: Deedra Murray. Charlotte Gephart, Karen Daniels. Becky Soldner, Becky Rumple, Linda Hirschy. Linda Fulton, Kathleen Call, - Cheryl Lobsiger, Janet Rambo, Mary Ann Zwick and Arlene Parrish. Teachers in charge are: Mrs. Wilbur Stanley. Mrs. Hope Moyer and Mrs. Helen Zwick. Announcements — The Superintendent. Good Night—David Hamrick. The Benediction — Rev. Stuart Brightwell. Treats will be handed out the program. Special Services At Presbyterian Church Sunday's services at the First Presbyterian church are planned to highlight the Christmas story and the “good will among men” spirit of the season. At the Sunday church school hour the children up to primary age will see the Christmas story portrayed on their screen in their opening worship service, while in each class the Bible story will be studied by all. The series of advent sermons will be concluded with “What to Expect for Christmas, 1956?” at the worship service at 10:30 a. m. The choir will sing the anthem, “O Come, All Ye Faithful,” under direction of Mrs. J. Clark Mayclin. During hymn time, the congregation will sing the following carols, “The First Noel.” "O Little Town of Bethlehem,” and “It Came upon a Midnight Clear.” The men’s quartet, Paul Saurer, Bill Schrock, Jack Knudsen and Dave Langston, will provide special music. The sacrament of baptism will be administered and new members will be received into the church. * The all-church family Christmas program will be presented at 7:30 p. m. The children of the entire Sunday school, under the direction of Mrs. Calvin Magley, will present the program. In conclusion, Santa will visit the children. Qn Christmas Eve, the special Christmas Eve service of carols and candlelighting will be held at 11 p. m. Each, one will participate in the candlelighting as all receive their light from a candle from the Holy Land. Christmas Gift To Casting Employes Silver Dollars, Food Basket To Employes The Decatur Casting company presented its employes with a Christmas gift of silver dollars in addition to a Christmas food basket, ham and a one pound decorated tin of assorted chocolate candies at the close of the day's operation this afternoon. Distribution of the food baskets has been a yearly event since 1940 and the silver dollars “started rolling” for the Christmas of 1948. The latter distribution is based on length of continuous service with the company, starting with one dollar for those employed July 1, 1956, or after. Five silver dollars were given to those employed between January 1, 1956 and June. 30, 1956. Five silver dollars plus one silver dollar tor each year of service were distributed to those whose latest employment began prior to January 1. 1956. The largest gift amounted to s4l and more than $1,400 was distributed to the employes. The silver dollars were enclosed in individual red and green money bags. H. E. Bromer, resident manager, was unable to be present due to illness. Donald McDaniel, president; Peter E. Rentschler, vice-presi-deift; Harry Young, superintendent, and Glen Mauller. assistant superintendent, made the presentations. , >. —-— White House Holiday For Ike And Mamie WASHINGTON (UP) — President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower have decided to celebrate Christmas in the White House again this year in probably an oldfashioned family style. Presidential Press Secretary James C. Hagerty gave out no detail! in announcing that the first family will spend Christmas in the executive mansion. But jt is more than likely the Eisenhower children and grandchildren will be on hand as they were last year. The Badlands National Monument in South Dakota is becoming! an increasing popular attraction. Six hundred thousand persons toured the vari-colored Badlands area this summer., four per cent more than in 1955.'

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