Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 20 December 1914 — Page 16

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Many Special Services Are Announced, With Strong Musical Entertainments Arranged.

Christmas progi-ams for the churches I which will observe the Youietide with fspecial services were announced yesgterday by a number of organists r..nd schoir leaders. At many of the [churches elaborate preparations have jjbeen made to observe the memory of jthe birth of Christ. Special song serv-

es, Christmas cantatas and approbate sermons will be on the programs most of the churches.

The First Baptist church will hold |its services in the Odd Fellow's temiple. Robert Euenweg, tenor, will sing I'^Come Ye, My People" at the evening fservice. .The programs for the Ichurches:

CHORUS TO GIVE CONCERT.

tpMale Singers of Montrose M. E. Church to Entertain. At 8 o'clock tomorrow evening, the finale chorus of the Montrose church will give a free concert in the main auditorium

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teeuth and College streets. All are cor--:3ially invited to attend. The program jwill be as follows:

—Chorus. "The Rosary"- -Mrs.

Opening song

$ Vocal solo, -AV right. Cornet quartet—Messrs. Potter, Pugh, "S'idel and Thomas.

Song—Entire chorus Vocal solo—Mrs. Ware. i- Violin solo "Humoreske," Anton SDvorak—Mr. Thomas.

Song—Entire chorus. 4 Cornet duet—Miss and Mr. Sidel.

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Vocal solo—Miss Habermier., Song—Male quartet. Song, "Sweet Galliler" Entire '^chorus.

First Baptist Church.

i' Prelude—' Duetto," Mendelssohn, vio«,lins, cello and piano. Prayer. •f Song.

Scripture reading. Offertory—Violin, "Largo," Handel, jMiss Paula Kloer.

Selections from "The Messiah,'' Handel. Overture—Orchestra. "And the Glory of God"—Chorus. "Thus Saitli the Loid," recitation. 4 "But Who May Abide," solo. "O, Thou That Tellest Good Things," 4polo and chorus. "For Unto Us a Child is Bora"— jChorus. ,1 "Pastorial Symphony"—Orchestra *1 '•Glory to God"—Chorus. 5 "He Shall Feed His Flock," solo. 8 "Behold the Lamb of God"—Chorus. "He Was Despised," solo. jj' "Lift Up Your Heads"—Chorus. "The Gospel of Peace," solo. £v Finale, "Hallelujah"—Chorus.

•-p."4 Central Christian Church. '£. Organ—Voluntary. i", Chorus, "Glad Tidings"—Combined ffchcirs.

Song, "Bethlehem's Star is Shining" ft—Primary department. ji Chorus, "Fear Ye 'Not, Oh, Shcpfpierds"—Combined choirs.

Solo, lullaby. "Shine Soft O'er His T.Cradle, O Starbeams"—Mrs. A. C. JOs^\er.

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Chorus, "Chr?st, the King, is Born Senior choir. Men's chorus— (CD "AV"c Corne From Far. (b) Full chorus—"Then Onward

I'rcss Neath the Star, of .-Light.'-' Semi-cliorus— ., (a) "Glory to God on High

Junior prirls. (fc) "All Hail to the New Born King"—Senior choir. Carol, "Holy Night"—First quartet. Mrs. C. A. Ecker, Mrs. C. L. Fidlar, Fred Mines, H. E. Sutton. Second ciuar1:et, Mrs. Cohen Byrn, Miss Ruth Slay, Carl Admire. Dean Cooper.

Chorus, "Christmas tor All"- —Senior choir.

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Hymn, 'O Little Town of Bethlehem" —Choir and congregation. C?horus.' "'Christmas Everywhere Juuior choir. .. •''Sleep in the Starlight• —bolo and chorus.

Kymn,1 "Jojr to the World —Congregation and choirs.. Gifts by departmci'ts and classes.

FirSt M. E. Churih.

At 7! 30 p. m. the choir will give' a Christina's musicale. The program

Organ y-ti0'' (a) "Grand Cr ee ..'. (bt "Evening Song" .. [Jriopssional "Hark!

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Ansel" Sing" Mendelssohn Iivmh No. 107—"Joy to the World".. kutkin

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Invocation

Rev. I. B. Harpor.-v

Anthem—"Sing and Rejoice" .Laiising Soprano .sold "Rejoice Greatly". ("Messiah") Handel

Mrs. Sherman.

"Ancient. Orndle Song" Gaev.ort offertory for. piano and organ—"Pastoral Symphony" Handel Anthem—-"Gloy to God" ..A. R. Gaut iolin solo—"I-iegende" .. Wciniav/ski

Mrs. Huff.

Carol—"There's a Song in the Air".. Harrington Tenor solo—"The Glorious Morn"...

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Sunday service. Service prelude—Organ: Adagio

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Mr. Robert Weston.

Solo and chorus—"The JSarth Lay Wrapped" Sheldon Hymn No. 125—"O, Come, All Ye

Cangregation.

Benediction Postlude—"Fanfare" Bridge

Maple Avenue M. E.

Christmas services will be Held morning and evening at the MapJe Avenue Methodist church. The program follows: lO-.I-'O—Morning worship. Christmas

Cantabile ..

Haydn Whiting

Anthem—"There were Shepherds".. Anhford Strmon—'"The Meastire of Gods Gift." 7:30—Rvening service. Service preluoe—Organ (a) "Meditation," flat ...St. (..lair (b) "Ave Marie" Liszt Anthem—"Christmas Message. Sermon—"The First Christmas."

This will be illustrated by stereopticon and song. Some of the great masterpieces of art wilt be shown.

Centenary M. E. Church. The program for the morning follows:

Selection—Orchestra. Song, "Joy to the World"—School. Apostles' Creed—School. Gloria Patri. Prayer—Rev. O. E. Mark. Anthem, "Sing, O Heavens"—Chorus. Announcements—Dr. W. G. Rice, superintendent.

Five minutes to make reports of classes. Selection—Orchestra. .•

Christmas lesson—Dr. L. J. Rettger. Recitation, "Hark, What Means Those Holy Voices"—Vala Vanzant.

Song, "The Christmas Song"—-Solo and chorus. Recitation. "Hark, the Herald Angils Sing"—Michael Topping.

Chorus—"Silent Night, Holy Night." Recitation, "As With Gladness"—Orville Dunning.

Anthem, "The King of the World"— Chorus. Recitation, "O, Little Town of Bethlehem"—Ruth Weng.

Song, No. 242, "There is No Name So Sweet on Karth"—School. Secretary's report.

Benediction.The program will be in charge of the Sunday school. At the morning and evening services a quartet will sing.

First Congregational Church. Paraphrase for organ and choir .... Mailing Call to worship. Doxology. Invocation—Lord's prayer. Responsive reading of selection 42. Hymn Np. S8—"Har! the Herald

Angels Sing" Mendelssohn Scripture lesson—"The Nativity Story as Told by Luke." Solo—"O Great and Glorious Vision" Charles Gilbert Spross

Miss Maude L. Paige.

Pastoral prayer. "The Seven-fold Amen" Stainer Choir. Offertory Von Eyken Sermon—"The Neglected Child in Our bt Midst." rayer.

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Offertory—Christmas Ntus Est. The members of the choir are: So pranos—Miss Burgondy Uudy Miss Theresa Brooks. Miss Carrie Reider, Miss Lillian Schulmeyer, Mrs. Ben Pfister.

Altos—Miss Johnson. Miss Catherine Rogers, Miss Marguerite Welte. Tenors—Leonard Hirt and G. Schmitt.

Bass—Will Katzenbach, Charles Stahl, Harry Haring, Ray Pritchett. Organist—Prof. John B. Dodt.

St. Joseph'* Church—Midnight Man*. "Silent Night"—by Banctuary choir of thirtj- boys.

Festival mass. b.v a chorus of 75 children. "''Sanctus"—Male choir with soprano obligato.

Communion, "Adesta Fidelos"—Novello. Ten o'clock mass will be sung by the male choir—La JTache's mass—followed by benediction and Te Deum.

Emma A. Smith—Organist.

THE WEEK'S WEATHER. W. R. Cade, I,oral Forecaster, U. Weather Bureau.

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Date Temp Temp. I'recip. Dec. 13 32 11 24 Dec. 14 11 —1 0 Dec. 15 .....12 —5 0 Dec. 16 17 4 0 Dec. 17 19 2 0 Dec. .18 36 16 Dec. 19 34 20 30

The coldest week of the season closed' last night with an average temperature of 15 degrees for the entire seven days. The temperature did not go above freezing point until Friday, when 36 degrees were recorded, and Saturday's highest temperature was only two degrees above freezing point.

Last Sunday morning a moderate fall of snow covered the ground, and a high pressure area in the northwest attended by. below-zero temperature, 'ndicated a cold wave for Terre Haute. The cold prevented melting and the ground remained covered with snow througaout the week.

A mixture of rain and snow fell Saturday morning and a thick slush lay on the ground during the forenoon. However, by noon the temperature was below freezing and continued falling, and this quickly gave the streets and sidewalks an icy covering.

POOR KIDS' XMAS FUND.

Previously reported Mis. W. K. Foratcr Gertrude Nuhring ..

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The Poor Kids Christmas tree fund, collected annually by Captain B. E. Stahl of the Light House mission, began to assume respectable proportions yesterday with the receipt of additional funds from the city firemen and one or two other citizens. This, however, is far from being enough to care for the 1200 or more poor kids who annually depend upon Captain Stahl and his Christmas tree. Within the next few days, however, it is expected that the money will be forthcoming.

RENT YOUR HOUSE.

No house will remain vacant long if advertised in The Tribune. Twelve .words, three days, for 30 cents.

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St. Benedict'* Church.

The program for Christmas fnass co be given at St. Benedict's ehurch at 10 o'clock today is as follows: Kyrie V. Hamxiierel Gloria ....'. V., Hamtnorel Credo V. Hammerel Sanctus V. Hammerel fienedjetus V. Hammerel Agnus Dei V. Hammerel

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DISPOSE OF ILLINOIS FARMLAND AT AIM

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Reasonable Amounts Are Realized on Three Large Farms at O., Paris Sale.

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By Spccial Correspondent. PARIS, ills., Dec. 19—The" Samuel Merkle farm of 160 acres in Shiloh township, near Sidell, Ills., was .fold at public auction here this afternoon to Lang Bros, of Brocton. The land brought $192.50 an acre, which is said to be reasonable.

At the same time the 90-acre tract 6f land known as the M. L. Rosa farm

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Symmes township, was sold to A. P. Forcum of this city at $155 per acre.

Another public auction was the S0acre farm known as the Luclnday Parrish farm, which was sold at $80 an acre to Steve Brenneman, the tenant.

New Rector Arrives...

By Special Correspondent. PARIS, Ills.. Dec. 19.—Rev. and Mrs. Arthur G. Wilson of Waupaga, Wis., the new rector of St. Andrew's Episcopal church here, arrived in the city today, and will deliver his opening sermon at the West Wood Street church tomorrow.

NOTES OF LOCAL LODGES.

Occidental lodge, No. 18, and Oriental, No. 81, .K. of P., will give their regular dance Wednesday night, December 23, at the Pythian temple, Flghth and Walnut streets. Music will be furnished by the Stark orchestra. The check room will be free to all.

A watch party and dance will be given at the hall Thursday right, December 20. Special music will be a feature of tho evening and a big surprise is promised. Chili will be served throughout the evening.

Esther court, No. 4, tribe of Ben Hur, will meet Monday night. All members are urged to be present as the officers for the next year will be elected at this time.

Terre Haute tent. No. 121, Knights of the Maccabees, will held it? regular election of officers or. Tuesday evening. December 22. All sir knights are invited to be present.

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While extending the Compliments of the Season and wishing everybody a "Merrv Christmas," we desire to call attention to the fact that there are only ifour shopping days before Christmas, and it is high time-to be getting ready.

If von are ixjnfronted with the problem of what to get for a man or a boy. come here, and we'll help you decide.' We're sure we can-select something to please y-ou.

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OPEN EVENINGS TILL CHRISTMAS

IT. S. GIFTS REACH GERMANS.

Berlin Papers Devote Columns to News of Arrival. BERLIN (via Wif-eless to Sayville, L. I.), Dec. 19.—All Berlin piapers today ddvoted columns to the news of the arriva of the gifts for German children from the Christinas ship. John Callan O'Loughlin, who brought the presents here, was received at the town hall.

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mouth expressed the thanks of the German people. Ambassador Gerar l. the Italian ambassador, and the sons of the crown prince were among those attending the reception.

4,', Home Life.

He—I hear that Miss Smith Is forever on the tennis court. Is she a suffragette?

She—No, Indeed she believes that woman's place Is the home. Her—Has she a little tennis court in her home?—Judge.

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