Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 57, Number 297, Decatur, Adams County, 18 December 1959 — Page 8

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I Christmas Programs In Churches

NUTTMAN AVE. A Christmas program will be presented at the Nuttman Ave. United Brethren in Christ church Sunday. The program follows: Piano prelude—Mrs. Lois Smith “Welcome”—Betty Stevens “A Big Greeting”—Ricky Huss Nursery class; "To Wish You a Merry Christmas”—Annie Helm. "'Die Reason Why” — Dennis Johnson. Beginners class: Exercise, “The Little Candles”. “The Peace of Christmas" — Janet Eyanson. Exercise—" When I See a Star.” Trumpet trio—Herman Harkless, Paul Harkless, Lois Smith. Primary class: “Sleep and Find”—Sue Eyanson “The Candle”—Cathy Robertson “Merry, Merry Christmas” — Pamela Johnson. Exercise —“Glory. ” "My Part”—Cynthia Cook. "May We Follow You" — Rex Thatcher. Recitation—Robert Johnson. Song by the class. Juniors: Exercise. Reading, “Bedtime” — Shirley Harkless. Women’s trio. Offering and pastor’s remarks. Congregational hymn. Benediction. ST. PAUL The Sunday school of the St. Paul Missionary church will present a Christmas program at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. * The program follows: Organ prelude. Choir, "O Holy Night”—Soloist, Marilyn Longenberger. Prayer—Lyle Franz. Congregation hymn — “Joy to The World.” Recitations by the children: “Welcome" —Vickie Shoaf "A Humble Birth” — Rickey Hackney. “My Speech”—Jennie Bays. “Our Saviour Knows”—Eric Cole Song by the primary department—“ Glad Christmas Message” “Just A Little Boy”—Gregg Cole ’•Help”—Carolyn Bays. “My Nicest Gift"—Debbie and Cynthia Longenberger. “■Dje ChristmaJ Story Told To A Dolly”—Cheryll Martin. Offering and announcements. Offertory by Dorothy Smith. Choir— "Angels We Have Heard On High.” Play—“ The Day Before Christmas” .-Good-Bye.”-Donald Benediction. MONROE FRIENDS The Monroe Friends church will present its annual Christmas program Sunday evening at the church. The program follows: Song "Joy to the World"—Congregation: Scripture—Martha Bollinger Prayer—Rev. Vernon Riley Recitation "H-A-P-P-Y”— Marelle Gilbert. “Money in the Bank” — Sandy Oliver. “Away In the Manger”— Class one. V “Two Little Beginners"—Debbie and Sanda Neadstine. “Christmas Happiness" — Rex Oliver. “My Christmas Piece” — Mavis Gilbert. "Room Enough”— Judy Patrick Clarinet Solo—Janice Gilbert. “In the Land of Old Judea” — Candice Anderson. “In a Modern Way"—Jeann Gilbert “A Suggestion”—James Patrick “My Dollie and I”—Sheron Bollinger. “A Mooring Mat”—Tommy Patrick. Accordion solo “A Come All Ye Faithful”—Dianne Patrick. “Hide and Go Seek" — Donna Roudebush. “Christmas Morning” — Kathy Ehrsam. “The Angels and the Shepherds” —Larry SUenberger. • Song— Linda Oliver. \ "As Good As Coul Be” — John Gilbert. “Carolling under the Christmas Stars”—Diana Roudebush. " MEAT Christmas f ...elweyaiageedteite (am h md SM wr Esplty es meat aft swtobb far Christmm giving 4,

“Santa’s Visit”—James Gilbert > “Mother’s Cookies"—Linda 011- . ver. i “Christmas Song”—Aldine Riley and Betty Patrick. i Classes 2. 3, 4— "Oh Little Town of Bethlehem.” Closing Song—" Silent Night." Benediction—Vilas Bollinger. ST. LUKE The St. Luke Evanbelical ar.d Reformed church of Honduras will conduct a Christmas program Sunday at 9 a m. with the following' being the program. Jack Harvey will give the welcome after the group sings the' Opening songs. Ann Engle will re-j cite a "Perfect Friend." David: Fisher will recite “All Year," and I Karen Moeschberger will do “Little Baby Jesus.” The rest of the program has: Sharon and Diana Mankey. “It Takes Them Both;” Donald Andres, "A Time of Gladness;” Jerry Harvey, “My Wish for You;" Karen and Cynthia Leeth, Beth Harmon, and Rita Longsworth, "Christmas Bells are Ringing;” Linda Longsworth, “I Still Have Time;” Lucy Wagner, “Too . Little;” Ross Andrews, “365 Days;” Meik and Terry Leeth, “Out of a Manger;" Neil Brown, “My Star;” Evan Jane Mankey, “More Than Any Other;” Debbie Nussbaum, "A Splendid Idea;” Ron Smith. “A Christmas Reading;” Sherill and Ronnie Meyers, "Size Does Not Count;” Janet Connelly, “Candle hMessages;" Carolyn Harvey, Janice Mankey, and Gloria Longs worth, "Christmas Eve;" Janis Funk, “He's The One;” Sue Ellen Schlickman, “How Did I Do;” Jimmy Connelly, "Not Suitable," and Lynn Ratcliff, “What Are » These.” > Others are: Donnie Moeschberger, “This Christmas;” Jimmy Harvey, "Christmas Mother Goose;" ' Judy Funk. “A Sweet Reminder;" Richard Engle, “Remember Him;” Dwight and Dennis Longsworth. > “The Reason Why;” Judy Hoff- ■ man, “Recitation;” Carol Bucher, "Merry Christmas;” Danny Funk, ! “Christmas Bells;” Edward Eg- , ney. “A Wish;” Kim Fisher, “A 1 Merry Christmas;" Mike Heare, “Recitation;” Marsha Engle, "My Gift,” Maris Moeschberger, “Offertory’;" Gloria Engle, Katen En-

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glc, Rebecca Engle, Elaine and Patty Harvey, Nancy Longsworth, Edie 'Mankey, Dean Harmon, and Dave Smith will perform exercis-] es. Blair Brown will give the closing recitation. UNION CHAPEL A pageant, "The Holy Altars,”! will be given Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock at the Union Chapel Evangelical United Brethren church. The pageant depicts a grandl mother sitting in the twilight and meditating over her life and the rich experiences connected with activities of her church. I The characters in the pageant are: Mrs. Omer Merriman, the (reader: the Rev. E. L. Anderson, minister; Pamela Gaunt, child; Mrs. L. J. Montague, bride; Shirley Workinger, bridesmaid; L. J. Montague, bridegroom; Rodger Habegger, best man; Mr. and Mrs. John Frank, Myron Dean Franks, husband, wife, child: Mrs. L. L. Williamson, grandmother; Mr. and Mrs. James Merriman, children; Randy, Judy Merriman, grand children. Soloists will be John Walters and Sue Merriman, and Mrs. Rolland Gilliom and Betty Walters will sin? a duet. Earl Chase will serve as song leader, with Mrs. Earl Chase at the vibraharp and organ, and Mrs. John Walters as pianist. Mrs. E. L. Anderson is director of the program. ‘Ushers will b' Rodger Gaunt anij Dale Working t. NAZARENE CHURCH Following Sunday school classes Sunday morning, the junior department of the Nazarene church will present the follownig program under the direction of Mrs. C. fc. Lykins: Group song, “Glory, Glory, What a Story.” Welcome—Dennis Sudduth. Solo, “Away in a Manger”— Farrell Habegger. “A Sweet W’elcome” — Arthur Mankey. “Just a Litle Girl”—Carolyn Be-, bout. ’ “I Wish”—G era 1 d Andrews, ‘ Michael Klinger, Patty Thomas, Teddy Mankey. “The Reason”—Howard Jones, j Christmas Lesson"—Donnie

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Evans, Farrell Habegger, Arthur j Mankey, Connie Ladd, Stephen Hurst, Deon Hawkins, Danny Gonzales, Dianna Mankey, Lucy Jones, Terry Bebout, Roger Everette, Rickpy Stout, Gregory Luginbill. “There’ll Always Be A Christ- . mas”—Jr. High Choir. | “The Christmas Message”—Rev. Lykins. 7 ’ Group song — “Hie Children’s King.” “I Know"—Linda Jones. “Sharing Makes Me Glad”—Joseph Gonzales. Piano Solo—Leon Habegger. “Christmas Sharing” — Gerald Sudduth, John Gowell, Paul Mankey. David Mankey, Woody Stout. “Chubby Me"—Connie Ladd. “By Best Gift”—Deon Hawkins, Danny Gonzales, Ricky Stout, Roger Everette. Song, “It’s Christmas”— group. “Too Good To Last” — Bobby Harris. “Christmas Cards”—Leon Habegger, Belinda Hardin, Dawn Andrews, Donna Maines, Peggy Mankey. Janice Ritter, Cynthia Hurst, Linda Merriman, Larry Merriman. “Come and Worship” — Rickey Koenig, Paul Mankey, Timmy Bebout. “Everybody Happy” — D©M»y Myers. A special offering will be received at the close of the sendee for retired ministers' benevdlgnt fund. At 7:30 p.m., the senior choir will present a Christmas cantata entitled, “The Great Light”, directed by Mrs. Glenn Habegger. Taverns Raided For Gambling Practices KOKOMO, Ind. (UPD-r-Treasury agents raided three taverns here Thursday and two in Logansport in a crackdown on gaming violations. ’ They confiscated an undetermined amount of lottery and gam- ' ,*.4.. ..A, ■

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! bling devices and currency and ' gaming prizes from the Chatterbox, The Star Light Inn and the Corner Pub in Kokomo and Baldini's Stage Bar and Woodie's Case and Bar in Logansport. Three Programs At Missionary Church The Decatur Missionary church will present three Christmas programs during the holiday season. The choir, directed by Darrell Gerlg, will present an hour of Christmas music during the worship service Sunday at 10 a.m., with Mrs. Gerald Gerlg as narrator. The children will present their annual program at 7 p.m. Sunday, with Mrs. Eugene Beam as chairman. Each child will receive a Christmas treat following the program. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., teenagers of the church will present a Christmas play entitled, “Follow the Star.” David Zimmerman, youth director of the church, is director of the play. Friends of the area are invited to attend these programs. Legion Plans Annual New Years Party Reservations are now being taken for the American Legion. Adams post 43, annual New Year's Eve party. Jim Goodin and his orchestra will provide dancine rm«iwhile noise makers, paper hats, and sundry customary items will be provided by the committee for members and wives. The special highlight will be a free smorgasbord after midnight. Tickets, priced at $4 a couple, may be procured from Robert G. Smith Robert Ashbaucher, Dick Archer, or by calling the Legion home. The committee assures all who attend will have a genuine gala time.

Pinal Elks Party In ’’ Old Home Saturday The Decatur Elks will hold their final entertainment in their present lodge home Saturday night at 9 o’clock, a Christmas party and dance. Admission will be Only 75 cents per person. The party is for Elks and invited guests only. All members are urged to attend this last party in the present home, as the next upcoming event, the annual New Years Eve party, will be staged in the new home, rapidly nearing completion on the lodge property on North Second street. Relates Slaying Os Foster Mother SIOUX CITY, lowa (UPD—"She kept picking at me. Everything I did was wrong. We used to argue about every little thing.” With these words, Robert Butler 14, explained why he shattered his foster mother's body with six bullets from a .22 caliber rifle. r Robert was a “good, clean cut ■boy,” Sious City police said. The boy’s police record showed he was on probation in Nebraska and had been undergoing psychiatric treatment. ' •UtkMiMikMtMiMaikMtkMl** CHRISTMAS ! SALE I On I GAS RANGES | ; $f 69 95 * $ 199 95 § 1 GAS DRYERS | ELECTRIC I DRYERS | Easy WASHERS Eureka SWEEPERS | MAZELIN’S OPEN EACH NIGHT I <<WWW<W<<<<W<<<<l<<<<<<<«

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< — - —- — study the case, O’Brien continued the arraignment until Dec. 28. Butler, who sat and stared during the 20-minute hearing, was ordered held without bond in Woodbury County jail. During the hearing, his father sat in the rear of the courtroom with a priest. *