Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 37, 24 December 1914 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY. DEC. 24. 1914

CHURCHES HOLD SERVICES TO GREET CHRIST CHILD

Special choir music and solo work will featuro the church programs tomorrow. Choirs have been practicing the Christmas music for some time and it will be one of the big musical days of the year. Several of the churchs will have o o'clock services tomorrow morning. The Christmas day will be greeted by members of the St. Mary's Catholic church with a midnight mass. Practically all denominations will have services sometime during the day. The services of the day follow: ST. PAUL'S EV. LUTHERAN. C. Huber. Pastor. Early morning service, 5 o'clock. Organ prelude. Miss Ethel Huber, organist.

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Edgar Birch. Prayer. VXTertory. Even song Martin. Song, Come Hither, Ye Faithful. Sermon, The Good Things of Groat Joy. Lord's Prayer. Anthem. Hark. Through the Silent Night William Reed. Hymn. O Little Town of Bethlehem. Benediction Doxology, Postlude. Services at 10 O'clock. Organ prelude. Hymn, .Tauchzet ihe Himmel. Scripture lesson and prayer. Offertory. Hymn, Dies ist die reihte Krenden7.eit. Sermon. The Grace of God that r.ringeth Salvation Hath Appeared. Lord's Prayer. Hymn, Dor heilge Christ ist komnien. Benediction Doxology, Postlude.

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Angus Del Welngand. Adesta Fidello Welngand. Miss Alma Pfafflln, organist and director.

Christmas program of St. Paul's Lutheran Sunday school. Friday evening at 7 o'clock: Organ Prelude, DeXoel Eugene Thayer. Anthem. "Calm on the Listening Ear of Night" Choir. Invocation and Prayer Dr. Huber. Song, "Joy to the World" School. Christ Story. Luke 2:8-20 Class of Junior Boys. Songs (a) "Angels From the Realms of Glory;" (b) "O Du Frohliche" School. Recitation, "Joy" Three Primary Girls. Song, "Christmas Morn" Beginners snd First Year Primary. Recitation, "The Birthday of Everybody's Friend" Three Junior Boys. Song, "Old English Carol" Primary Department. (a) Exercise, Bethlehem Stars; (b) Song. "A Star Shone in the East" Twelve Junior Girls. Exercise, "The Christmas Wreath" Six Junior and Six Primary Girls. Song, "The Birthday of the King" Junior Department. Remarks Dr. Huber. Offertory. "The Dawn of Hope" Whitney Combs. Mrs. John Marshall and Miss Lena Weisbrod.

Anthem, "It Came Upon the night Clear" Choir. Song "Stille Nacht" School. Benediction and Doxology. Festival Postlude Georges. Masters.

At ST. ANDREW'S. St. Andrew's Catholic church will celebrate Christmas at four services, beginning with a high mass at 5 o'clock in the morning. The program for the day is as follows: High Mass at 5 a. m. Propers of the Mass, Tozer; Stehle's Mass. Mass, 6 a. m. "Hark, What Means Those Angel Voices?"; Magnificat; Adoremus; Silent Night; Holy Night. Mass, 7:30 a. m. Christmas Carols by the Children. High Mass, 10:30 a. m. "Oh Come All Ye Faithful," tenor solo and quartet; Proper of the Mass, Tozer; Kyrie, Wiengand; Gloria, Weingand; Veni Creator, Werner; Sermon; Credo, Gruberski; Sanctus, Wiengand; Benedictus, Gounod; Angue Dei, Witt. Vespers, 3 p. m. "And There Were Shepherds," Boex; Psalms and Magnificat, Kaim; Alma Redemtoris Mater, Kaim; O Salutaris, Wiengand; Tantum Ego, Lenk; Benediction; Grosser Gott, Congregational. Christmas morning at 7 o'clock the Young Girls' choir of the St. Mary's Catholic church will present a Christmas program at the service. The choir has been under the direction of the Sisters and promises to furnish some beautiful music. Miss Lucile Carney will be at the organ and Miss Blanch Luken, violinist, will assist. The church has been artistically decorated for the Christmas season. The program follows: Hymn, "Hail Manuel the Mighty" Girls' Choir. Hymn, "Come. Come, Come Christmas Bells Are Ringing" Girls' Choir. O Salutaris. Adeste Fidelis. Hymn, "Ring O, Ring Ye Joy Bells" Girls' Choir. Prelude in E Flat, Read Miss Blanch Luken. Largo. Handel Miss Lucile Carney, organ. Miss Blancli Luken, violin. The choir is composed of thirty voices. The public is invited to attend.

LEARNER LEAVES. Secretary Ellis M. Learner, of the Y. M. C, A, and his family left today to spend the Christmas holidavs with his parents at Kokomo, Ind. During his absence, his assistant Ora A. Hughbanks will conduct the management of the association.

Agnus Dei T. Adams. Eucharistic Hymn, "And Now, O Father, etc." W. H. Monk. Gloria in Excelsis H. B. Ellwanger. Nunc Dimittis C. A. Berry. Recessional, "Angels From the Realms of Glory" Regent Square. An offering will be taken for the General Clergy Relief Fund. The subject of the sermon will be "The Incarnation," on the text, "The Word Was Made Flesh."

ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN. Early morning service in the German language at 5 o'clock. Regular Christmas day service, 10 o'clock. Children's program in the evening.

County Deaths

HAOERSTOWN Mrs. N. F. Canaday, wife of Dr. Canaday, died last night after a short illness of a complication of diseases. She was 66 years old. The husband and a son. Dr. Clifford E. Canaday, of New Castle, survive; also three sisters, Mrs. Henry Moore of Mooreland, Mrs. Matilda Chamness and Mrs. David Niccum, and three brothers, Dr. David Clapper and Jacob Clapper of Mooreland and Wrill Clapper of Dayton, O. The deceased was a member of the German Baptist church, west of Hagerstown, where the funeral service will be conducted Saturday afternoon.

COTTON SHIP SAILS

BY LEASED WIRE.l TEXAS CITY, Tex., Dec. 24. With 16,853 bales of cotton, valued at nearly $1,000,000, in her holds, the Egbad of the Elder-Amsterdam line sailed this morning for Liverpool.

MUNGIE PROMISES STIFF OPPOSITION With the Muncie boys going at a faster clip than when the Seeders first met them prospects are not rosy for the Seeders to take another double header tomorrow at Muncie. The local defense men will have to be up and moving to stop the Muncie rushers especially Fahrner who it is said is playing the best game ever for the Muncie boys. Fahrner by the way was a rushing mate to Eddie Higgins in the Eastern league for a short time and was so fast that Eddie was played at cover point, letting Fahrner do the floor work.

AUTHOR'S WIFE DIES BINGHAMPTOX. N. Y.f Dec. 24. Isabel Gordon Curtis, novelist and magazine writer and wife of Francis Curtis, editor of the Erie, Pa., Dispatch, is dead here following a surgical operation. Mrs. Curtis was the first editor of the Good Housekeeping Magazine. Fried Oysters, New York Counts. Ed Roser. 23 2t BRING DOWN TAUBE.

By Leased Wire. PARIS, Dec. 24. The Journal states that a German aeroplane, which was trying to fly over Paris, was brought down by a French air machine at Pontoise, nineteen miles from this city today.

NEWS NUGGETS.

LONDON German aviators drop bags of lime which burst and whiten the ground, thus enabling them to Judge their aim. says the Daily Mail's Petrograd correspondent. BUDAPEST Constantinople advices say that the Turkish women are arming and that a force of Amazons has been formed and will soon leave for the front.

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HOLD MIDNIGHT MASS. St. Mary's Catholic church will hold a midnight mass tonight to greet the coming of Cljs'istmas day. A morning service will be given at. which the following musical program will be given: Silent Night Choir. Kyrie Weingand. Gloria Weingand. Credo Weingand. Laetentur Cocil, Offertory Weingand. Sanctus Weingand.

ST. PAUL'S PROGRAM. The following is the musical program for the Christmas service at 10 o'clock at the St. Paul's Episcopal church. Holy communion and sermon, mon. Processional, "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing" Mendelssohn. Three-fold Kyrie Arranged by J. Barn by. Gloria Tibi T. Tallis. Sermon Hymn, "O Come, All Ye Faithful" Adeste Pidelis. Anthem, "Sing O Heavens" T. Tallis Trimnell. Presentation . Sentence P. Humphrey. Sanctus J. Camidge.

BANKRUPTCY SALE. Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, December 31, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m. the undersigned trustee in the matter of Olive I. Allison, bankrupt, Cause Xo. 3957, now pending in the United States District Court for the District of Indiana, pursuant to an order of the court in said matter, will offer at public sale upon the premises at No. 10 North 8th street in the City of Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana, all the personal property belonging to paid bankrupt estate, consisting of a stock of millinery, together with the furniture and fixtures used in connection therewith, excepting book accounts, either as a whole or in such lots and parcels as the trustee deems advisable. Terms cash. FR-' XK T. STRAYER, Trustee. Dated Dec. 22. 1911. Will V. Reller, Attv. 23-24-26-28-30

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