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‘Come All

Ye Faithful’

" Christ Episcopal Choir to

Sing at Eucharist.

Christ Episcopal church choir ‘of men and boys, wearing their grace-

ful robes and carrying lighted can-

dles, will sing “O Come, All Ye Faithful” as they march into the church for the midnight choral Eucharist tomorrow. The service will begin at 11 p.m.

It is 43 If the hymn were a call to the Indianapolis faithful to which they are eagerly responding. For, while the choral Eucharist goes forward in the Gothic stone church on the circle, midnight services will be held in churches on many streets radiating from fit. A complete nativity scene—the Child Jesus, Mary, J , the shepherds and the star, wrought in stained glass in the south transcept of Christ church — will add atmosphere to the occasion. The Tiffany window is treasured by the rector and congregation. ‘Dim ‘Cathedral Light’ A “dim cathedral light” will be shed by candles on the altar and throughout the church. Poinsettias and boughs of greenery tied with red ribbon will be used in decoration. The Rev. E. Ainger Powell, rector, will give the sermon, and C Heath, choirmaster and organist, wil. direct the musical program. It will include the anthem, “For Unto Us a Child Is Born” from Handel's “The Messiah”; traditional French carols, “Gloria In Excelsis

"Deo" (16th century) by Pergolesi,,

and other numbers, Chaplain John Love, Néw Guinea veteran now at Camp Atterbury for reassignment, will assist the Rev. Mr, Powell in the Christmas services. So will the Rev. Joseph H. Dodshon, rector emeritus of St. Simeon’s Episcopal church, New York City. : Choir Will Sing

The choir will sing Christiansen’s “Lullaby on Christmas Eve” as one of their offerings for the midnight Christmas eve service beginning at 11 p.m. in the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. Glen M. Seitz will direct the choir, to be accom= panied by Mrs. Harry B. McNeely Sr, organist. Mrs. Gilbert Carter and Mrs. Nestor Thalleen will sing solos, and Dr. Sidney Blair Harry will preside. The sound of the singing of “Silent Night” in the foyer will precede the entrance of the choir procession .at 11 p.m. in the Bethany Lutheran church. The choir, carrying lighted candles, will proceed down the aisle singing the “Adeste Fideles,” and form a cross at the chancel rail.

Mrs. Fetta to Assist

Miss Myrta Tilson, church organfst and choir director, will be assisted by Mrs. O.C.C. Fetta and a brass duet. Dr. Carroll J. Rockey will give a semmon on “Bethlehem and Man.” Carols and a candle-lighting ritual will compose the service beginning at 11 p.m. at the North Methodist church. J. Russell Paxton. will direct the choirs, accompanied by Mrs. Paxton. . “Childe Jesus,” the ' Christmas .cantata by Joseph Clokey and Hazel Jean Kirk, will be presented at the fourth midnight carol service from 11:30 to 12:30 p. m. at the Irvington Methodist church, Miss Billie Krammes will be narrator, and Miss Delores Shumm and George F. Switzer will sing the solo parts. An instrumental trio will play carols preceding the program, which will be directed by Mrs. Bernice Fee Mozingo, organist.

Girls Carry Light

’ Twenty young girls robed in white will bring the light from the altar to the members of the congregation holding candles at the service beginning at 11 p.m. at St. John's Evangelical and Reformed church. Miss Mary Spalding will play the harp, Saul Bernat of the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra the violin, and Mrs. Eugene Mogle the organ. Eugene Mogle will direct the

rt music, and the Rev. E. A. Piepen-

brok, pastor, will preside. The Carrollton Avenue Evangelical and Reformed church schedules a candle-lighting ceremony, con“gregational carol singing and anthems by the choir for its service beginning at 11 p.m. Dr. Richard Rettig, pastor, will give the meditation. Harold Holtz, organist and choirmaster, will direct a varied program of carols, anthems and hymns

at’ the seryice beginning at 11 p.m.

at the English Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer. Closes With ‘Messiah’

The “Hallelujah Chorus” from Handel's “The Messiah” will be sung by the senior choir as the Closing “offering. Soloists are Mrs. Reuben _Behlmer and Seward Baker.

"| “When the Christ Child Came”

by Clokey, a Christmas cantata, will highlight the service at 11 p.m. in the Broadway Methodist church. Dr. John F. Edwards, minister, and the choir will chant “The Lord's

. assist Dr. rds. T visit ‘Shut-ing’ Young people of the Wallace Street will visit | the homes of “shut-ins’ "to serenade them with Christmas carols preceding the midnight services at the church. The Rev. Roy E. Mueller carols will pre of the Holy p.m

spread for the public at the head Herron Art museum.

thought and technique of another day. They are offered by way of quiet entertainment during a wartime Christmas.

Gallery Talk

Miss Anna Hasselman, museum curator, will give ‘a gallery talk illustrated with slides at 4 p. m. tomorrow at the institute, Her subject will be “The Christmas Theme in Art,” the same as that of the current exhibit, Both Miss Hasselman and Mr. Peat have been giving lectures on Christmas ‘art in Indianapolis churches in December, An altar piece in the form of a three-paneled painting, .or triptych, showing the Madonna and: Child with St. Catherine and St. Barbara forms the center of the display. “Madonna and Child with St. John the Baptist and St. Mary Magdalene by Neroccio, also is displayed. This picture was loaned for the exhibit by Dr. and Mrs. G. H. A. Clowes. It was painted in the period in which Columbus’ discovered America and is one of two of special importance by the artist in America.

Woodcut Prints

Original woodcut prints depicting the infancy of Jesus, other Madonnas and a painting of the Andunciation complete the lovely group. However, in the Roberts room just a step down the hall, there are ad-

ditional treasures which reflect Christmas,

Mr. Peat is particularly partial to the treasure belonging to the Clowes. This is not difficult to understand in view of ‘the soft harmonious colors of the painting and the tender, gentle expression of the madonna and saints, The artist, whose full name is Neroccio di Bartolommeo Landi, was born in 1447 in Siena, Italy, of the

Painting of Madonna, Child Forms Center of Display

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER . Times Chureh Editor A “Christmas feast’ of treasured paintings and woodcut prints is

St. Catherine (left) with her sword and St. Barbara with the tower flank the Madonna and Child in the old triptych in the Herron ‘Art museum.

of the grand staircase in the John,

Wilbur-D. Peat, museum director, and his staff, have arranged the feast of the spirit along the wall in the wide upper corridor.’ the paintings are treasured originals, old and costly,

Most of reflecting the

tions in European cguntries. However, .there is, in additien to the painting here, an “Annunciation” in the Jarvis collection at Yale.

Rippling Ribbon

The right and left wings of. the triptych are hinged and may be opened. The words of the Angel Gabriel who spoke to Mary are inscribed in a rippling ribbon across the outside of one panel to give an interesting touc hto the picture, The wings of the angel, gossamer and shimmering as those of a humming bird, also are arresting. But perhaps the most engaging pictures in the exhibit to a busy person today, are the woodcut prints. They are done with such definite strokes that they give great confidence in the e. They are the work of Albrecht Durer, who lived in Germany between 1471 and 1528. One of the prints shows the infant being presented at the temple and an old priest with a flowing geard holding the child. The yellowed edges of the paper on which the woodcut engravings are made proclaim their age. They probably were pulled from the engraved wood blocks or cut from hand-printéd books of the period. Shown also in the exhibit are: “Annunciation” ‘by Jacob Cornelisz van Amsterdam, 16th century Dutch artist, and “Madonna and Child” by 11 Sassoferrato (Giovanni Battista Salvi), Italian artist whose period. was 1605 to 1685. His painting was a gift to the museum by Mrs, Albert J. Bever-

Madonna of the Chair” framed in| of her mother,.and an engraving by

Agostino de Musi, 16th. century Italian artist, titled. “Madonna and |

Noble Landi family. His work is included in public and private collec

Child with Infant St. John and Angels.”

Dramas in a variety of settings will depict many phases of - the Christmas story in Indianapolis

churches tonight and tomorrow. The central theme of all the plays is the same, the birth of an infant in Bethlehem nearly 2000 years ago. No suggestion of staleness seems evident in its interpretation, however. Ever fresh, it offers new inspiration as surely as December dawns each year. “Crowded Out.” a play based on the age-old thought, no place for the Child of Bethlehem, will be presented at the Olive Branch Christian church tomorrow at 5 p. m. The choir, directed by -G. C. Hogue, will sing carols betw acts and before and after the play. Miss Marie Lacy will be in charge of the! program. . The Blaine Avenue Methodist Church has chosen “The Message of the Magi,” a Christmas mystery with its setting in a medieval castle on a blustery winter night. The play will be given by # cast of 17 under the direction of Fiank Steinbruegge at 7:30 p. m. The children of the church school will give a two-part program

'One-Man Invader Takes Town Sign

WITH TH ARMY IN GERMANY, Dec. 23 (U, P.)~Someone at battalion headquarters,

Dramas in Various Settings : Arranged Tonight, Tomorrow

Eddie Adams will direct the youth choir and Mr. Steinbruegge the adult choir. ! Christmas events in the First Evangelical and Reformed church will come to a climax with the play, “The Christmas Flowers,” presented by the church school at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow. White gifts for the Ft. Wayne Children’s home will be brought to this service. The Christian Adventurers’ clash |

tonight when the dramatic sketch will be presented. All departments

of the school and the three Scout troops will take part.

Would You Like

To Buy Volcano? |»

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 23 (U. P.). | Anybody want to buy a going volcano? Dionisio Pulido, the only man in the world ever to own one, wants to sell. Two years ago the Pari- | cutin volcano boiled up on his farm. He moved to California's San Gabriel valley to pick oranges and wrote recently to the Mexico newspaper, Excelsior: + “Of course I am proud to be the only volcano owner in the world. But I can’t farm on it and farm-

| ing is the only thing I can do.”

JAPS BAN FESTIVITY ON NEW YEAR'S DAY

LONDON, Dec. 23 (U. P.) ~There will be no New Year's day celebra-

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and the youth choir will sing. Mrs.

will sponsor a church school party | music played by a special orchestra.

+| cantata ‘For Us a Child Is Born," “A Fellow Can Dream, Can't He?” Bach, and will play “The Overture in

‘programs at 9:

‘We Would

See Jesus’

Dr. Backus' Topic Gives Key-

PROBE OF CIGARET

DISTRIBUTION ASKED

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23 (U, P.) — Chairman Burton K. Wheeler (D, Mont.) of the senate interstate commerce committee today demanded that the office of price ad-

share of smokes and candy.

ministration and the federal trade commission investigate reports that states remote from large distribution points are being denied their just

Wheeler told reporters he had

sent letters to the government agencles after receiving complaints from Montana candy and tobacco dealers that manufacturers of these products were denying the state its limited share during the shortage because of high freight charges. He cited a letter from George L Kell, wholesale grocer of Billings, Mont, who sald that though the total cigaret production this year was only 10 per cent less than in

1043 “we are getting approximately 50 per cent of our 1943 purchases.”

Bouncing Bullet

“Blamed in Death

WESTHAMPTON,; N. Y,, Dec. 23 (U, P.)~Lt. Col. George Logan, commanding officer of the Suffolk county army air field, said today Mrs. Adeline Bakelaar, 54, Southold, was killed ‘by a machinegun bullet that bounced more than a mile and a half over a hill in “one of the oddest ac-

traveled some 8500 feet over the crest of a hill and struck Mrs, Bakelaar,

eri Special Cor 70 Special | Morning ote. Evening Services TOMORROW Services

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“We Would See Jesus,” a sermon to be given by Dr. E. Burdette Backus at All Souls Unitarian church, strikes the keynote for the picturesque services tomorrow forenoon in the churches, The musical program at All Souls at 11 a, m. will include selections by : Edna Harrington, vocalist; Mrs, Robert Burford, organist, and Miss Alice Martin, cellist, Other events in the churches follow: ALL SAINT'S CATHEDRAL—Communion at -7 a. m. will Plestde an older church

school class at 10:15 a. m, A choral litany, baptism and sermon will follow. PORT PRESBYTERIAN ~~ Don Grainger will sing two numbers from Handel's “Messiah” at the service at 10:55 a, m. The Rev. Wayne Newcum will give the sermon, followed by a postiude, “Hosanna!” GRACE METHODIST A. choir of 35 voices will sing the Christmas anthem, ‘Glory to God,” by Handel at the 10:40 a, m. service, Kathleen Hergt also will sing “Rejoice Greatly,”

selection. BRIGHTWOOD METHODIST — The church choir will sing the anthems,

“Jesus Lying In a Manger” and “A Joyous Ghristmas Song” at the forenoon service, Mrs. Florence R. Clark will sing ‘There's a Song in the Air.”

ILVINGTON PRESBYTERIAN-—Dr. John B. Ferguson, pastor, will preach the ser. mon, followed by singing of the anthem, e Glo Excelsis.”” Charlotte Moore, Towle ot. will give several musical selections, y ENGLEWOOD CHRISTIAN—A Christmas cantata, “Noel,” will be given at 7:30 Pp. m. Charles R. Hamilton will direct and Mrs. Gaynell Lashbrook will be oranlst. Soloists . will be Mrs. Essilee Hamilton, Miss Juanita Caldwell, Miss Martha Gentry and Miss Betty Jo Spencer, MERIDIAN HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN Mrs. Lawrence Cannon Richardson will be soloists for the musical program beginning at 10:45 a. m. Glenn M. Seitz will direct the music. Mrs. Harry B. McNeely will provide an organ program, NORTH METHODIST—All departments of the church school will have Christmas a. m. Dr, Dallas L. rowning, pastor, will reach on ‘“‘Beth-

lehem: Town of Wonder.” Mrs. Roger Davis will sing “The Virgin's Lullaby.” OF;

LISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

idge, There is a copy of Raphael's OU. REDEEMER Fred Koehrn will sing

aor Voice in the Wilderness”

at the 10:4

a. m. service. The choir and con-

heavy gilt and given to the museum | 0 will join In other musical se- | by Mrs. Russell Atwater in memory |

ections

BROADWAY METHODIST--The ladies’ | chorus will. sing “Prom Heaven High the | Angels Come” at the 10:45 a, m. service. ! |Dr. John F. Edwards, pastor, {the sermon, “Everlasting Light.’ THIRD CHRISTIAN — The morning service will be devoted to the youth of the congregation. The youth and chapel heirs will sing “On This Day Earth Shall

will give

Sing’ and “Angels We Have Heard on High The service will close with singing of the“! Hallelujah Chorus.”

CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST — A Christmas program will feature the Tegular morning worship at 10: 45 4. m, The rocessional carol will be “0 Come All Ye

sithfiul.’ “Gesu 2smbines Pietro Yon will on Jung i a trio 2 church women, solo, io ay n's Slumber Song val be sung fre Victoria

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Prof. Charles F. Hansen, for 47 years the organist of the church, will ‘direct a program of anthems and organ selections at 10:45 acm. Metro Yon's “The Infant Jesus” will be played as the organ prelude and “The Hallelujah Chorus" by Handel, as the postiude. ROBERTS PARK METHODIST‘ Men Believed in a Baby” will be sermon topic at 10:45 a m, Bho Christmas music will include a vocal solo by Miss Belulah E. Bailey, Glorious Morn,” and A choir anthem, “The Holy Redeemer. Mrs. Marjorie Payne Breeden will X the soloist with | the choir, FIRST BAPTIST--The morning service at 10:45 will be highlighted by Christmas The musicians will accompany the choir in a

nor,” also by Bach, with Nines as flute soloist. The Misses Roberta Trent and Marguerite Billo will be violin soloists.

MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN — A con. tralto solo by rs. Russell “Christmas Candle,” will feature the service at 10:45 a. m. The choir will sing

“The Hallelujah Chorus,” by Handel, |

wt Aro. AVENUE METHODIST - At! : A, m, service, a special Christmas program wil be presented, featurin choir mbers, “Sing O Heavens," and %Listen the Wondrous Story. The rite of | baptism will also be administered. ———————————————

35. ASSIGNED ROLES

IN CHURCH PAGEANT

C. Norman Green will direct a cast of 35 players in the pageant,

|"“Christmas Around the World," at

4 p.m. tomorrow at the Sutherland Presbyterian Church. The cast will present a series of seven pantomimes depicting the origin of Christmas customs in various countries. The Westminster choir, di-

the carols. The players wili be in ancient, medieval and modern cos tumes. Living pictures wil portray scenes in the pageant, (“At His Throrie,” at 7:30 p. m. at the Friendly Church of the Nazarene,

RECORD EARTHQUAKE PASADENA, Cal. Dee. 23 (U.P). the California In-

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rected by Mrs. C(reorge Megorden,|.. and Mrs, 8, T. Richards, will sing

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9:30—Bible School,

10: 46—Worship—Choir Sermon—"Chris

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“Glory ta God in the Highest and Peace on Earth Among Men of Good Will.”

The Chancery Office

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Invites you to enjoy a happy and helpful Christmas Sunday.-Tomomow.

6:00—Youth Fellowship, Candlelight Service,

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. CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICE

CALVARY TABERNACLE

Service Begins at 7:45 P. M. Morning Sérvice—9:45 A.M. Till 12.00

RADIO BROADCAST W-I-B-C Sunday 9:00 A. M. Raymond G. Hoekstra, Minister _

"Wise Men Believed in a Baby"

SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC Service Men and Women's Christmas Party

Saturday Bvening. 5 Downtown Church--401 N, Delaware St, Church. School--9:30 A.

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SOUTH SIDE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE

| Olive Street and LeGrande Avenue A. L. EMMERT, Pastor 9:30 A. M.—Combined Services. 7:30 P.M.—~Young People’s Christmas Eve Service. Children’s Christmas Program. 0 om Con Ym VA YA ml am Zonal om AC An Pm ome Cem an Smad Yad Ym ng ven a Ya

EVANGELISTIC CENTER

3705 SHELBY 8ST, REV. E. P. QUALLS, PASTOR

Paul Qualls, Evangelist, Evangelistic Services, Tuesday and Saturday, 7:30

In Charge of Mary Baker Logan

(St. Luke 11-14)

Roman Catholic

128 W. Georgia St.

Walnut Streets North)

énberger, Minister

Christmas Music, t, The Revealer of God.”

Publis Invited

902 Fletcher Ave.

By the Pastor.

ing Service.

URCH (METHODIST)

MARTIN, Pastor.

00], 9:30 A.M. Guest Singer P.M. Service Each Sunday, 2:30 P.M. SINGING EACH SERVICE

101 MEN'S BIBLE CLASS CHRISTMAS SERVICE 4

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24TH 9:30 A. M.

Make Christ's Birthday a Real Thing In Your Life This Christmas

BROADWAY BAPTIST CHURCH

22d and Broadway A AR SX IRCA PACA

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FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 1621 E. Washington—Ray Hance, Pastor.

Morning Service—10:30 A. M. “The Meaning of Christmas” — TP. M. — Special Christmas Program— Followed by the Message: “If Christ Had Not Come.” Music Under Direction of Bob and Madge Killion. Everyone Invited! a i ae

TUNE IN SUNDAY, W WIRE, 9AM.

GOSPEL BROADCAST RVINGTON CHURCH OF CHRIST |

26 N. Layman Ave. Welcome to All Services

fy EERE RTI ANT SIN BLAINE AVENUE METHODIST CHURCH 1427 Blaine Ave. (West Indianapolis REV. BRANSON A. MORGAN, = Morning Worship—10:30 7:30 P. oR Christmas Mystery . 3 “The "Midmge of the Magi” A cast of 11—Directed by Frank Steinbreugge. = 400 ARE SC AG A eC pa

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Earl West Minister.

Christian Men Builders, Ine. —C. M. B.—

Seventeenth and Broadway EA SP YRC

WEST PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH

28 N. Addison (2600 West) C. R. LANMAN, Minister,

Children's Christmas Program .. eos 9:30 A. ML Morning Worship ++.10:30 A. MC

“What Christmas Means,” Christmas Cantata Pageant—By Young People Seasons Greetings to All!

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7:30 P. ML

rarer aen SEriansRN REA

ADVENTIST

Joins in Season's Greetings to Members and Many Friends

Schedule of Masses

APOSTOLIC

TABERNACLE BETHEL

641 Bo. Fleming St Sunday School— 10: M.

Preaching . Service— M. mt. week yo M, o LOWE. Pastor

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HOLY. ROSARY

Stevens at S. East St. Rev, William Knapp, Pastor

CHRIST TEMPLE

(Apostolic Faith) 402 West Fall Creek Parkway Sunday, 11:30 A M, , 1:30 P. M_

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD

CATHOLIC CATHOLIC CHURCH OF CHRIST & RRR RR YO SA YOST JOS PN XS RO UT RY | 9 TR OR RK DI NT Re JR Jk RR ' Tin Sou Se ST. FRANCIS Church of th CHURCH OF CHRIST Char h DE SALES urc o e 1005 8. Belmont Ave. Orange en Sts. Avondale or aa a St. LITTLE $4%1048 AM. 1Wby FPorsake Christt® REV. RONALD K. OEMER JOSEPH VOLLMER FLOWER 1:48 P. M.—“Why Be Slow to Believer”

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Wednesday evening, Bible Study, 7:48 JOHN H. GERRARD, Evangelist

14th and Bosart

CHRISTMAS MASSES High Mass 5:00, 7:30, 98:00, 10:30 A. M. Rev. John C, Riedinger, Pastor Rev, Edward McLoughlin,

ORTH INDIANAPO!

CHURCH OF CHRIST

Assistant 9:45 A. M.—Bible classes 10:30 A. M.—Preaching service ] Rev. James J. Ryan, $:48 M~Young People’s meeting Assista: 3 . M.~Even nt T45P. M. Thursday Bible study

Cob J. 8. JOHNS, Minister

GARFIELD HEIGHTS

5:30 A. M.—Solemn High Mass

7:30 A. M—~Low Mass 9:30 A. M.~High Mass

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD LAUREL STREET TABERNACLE | Fountain Square District Laurel . at Pleasant Run Blvd, . L, PRICE, Pastor

9:3 10:3 M.—~Morning worship 1 % oP an e bate service

CHRISTM ALL SEY ice

12:10 P. M.~Noonday Mass

ST. PHILIP NERI

(Assembly of God) RIVERSIDE TABERNACLE

1240 Roache (Riverside Trolley) HERMAN R. ROSE, Minister

Bpecial Christmas program Bunday night, 7:46

Services Wednesday & Sunday, 7:45 P. M

CATHOLIC

Rural and North Sts. Rev. Albert Busalt, Pastor

5 11 A. M,, High Mass 67,89 I10A.M,

Holmes and St. Clair ARD

RI! , Pastor Xmas Day, 448 A M Carols 5:00 A wn High of Nativity |B 008M —Lov lam Communion. High Mass j 9:00 and 10:00 A. M—Low Mass ; 11:00 A. M.—High

CATHOLIO : Low Mass Season's Greetings 0K A A 0 A A 0 A 0 0 YAR CR I CAPROLIC, | RTRAAM MA NAR AA ST. CATH CHURCH GREETINGS Rev 90M" Downer 8s OF THIS HOLY SEASON Fi hey Ste 10 OUR RTE a a thal PARISHIONERS 5-8:45~8-9:16 and 10:30 A.M. AND FRIENDS HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC CHURCH

ST. JOAN OF ARC CATHOLIC

ST, CHRISTOPHER CATHOLIC CHURCH : ‘5301 W. 16th Rev. Leo Lindeman, | Pastor

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CHURCH

Rev. Clement Bosley, Pastor

’ Ass't Rev. Edwin Sahm Rev. Ralph Pfau

CATHEDRAL OF SS. PETER AND PAUL

14th and ‘Meridian

CHURCH OF CHRIST

2842 SHELBY ST.

Naf) A aRY Preaching . . it | 4 1 udy MOST REV. JOSEPH E. RITTER, i pod SICH 004 Archbishop Wednesday Evening Bible Study, 7:45 P, ] La , Minister A-1742, #

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Rt. Rev. Raymond D. Noll, V. G., Pastor

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a NORTH SIDE : Mi esas ontifical Mass n, is ' J TOS, un 3 CHURCH OF SOD A040 40K YAK YAR ARK YAK AR ARK 1 : : 9:30 A. M.—

Christmas Program.

nt In charge of Junjor and

ST. JOHN'S Intermediate classes. CATHOLIC CHURCH 10:40—Rev. B: W. Barcus. (Downtown) No Evening Service.

129 S. CAPITOL Schedule of Masses: 6, 7:30, 9,10 A. M. High Mass, 11 A. M.

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EAST SIDE

CHURCH OF GOD 946 N.- Gladstone ' Rev, William E. Black

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12:15 Noon 9:30—Sunday schoo 4 : 10:30-~Mornin, orship ABC AR VAR YAR ARK AH A DARN HR as Play CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN ONAL CH H OF THE BRETHREN conan RCH Avenue at 32d 8 Birest First Congregational Church ‘ IRVIN D. LEATHERMAN, nister a

16th and Delaware Sts.

i Church 1045 A: M,~Morning Worship ELLIS W, HAY, D. D.—MINISTER “Christmas snd Vescs 11 A. M.—Christmas -Bervice— Music by Quartet and Choir. CHURCH OF CumIsy Sermon: “The Road ta_Bethlebem> CHURCH ( OF CHRIST IY pitol, HU-4041

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Phones: Biudy Bundy db As. HU-4783. j

M.—"If Ohist Had Not Come."

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