Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 320, 22 December 1915 — Page 2

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TRINITY GHpl GIVES PROGRAM

Special muilc by the choir and i women's chorut, Miss Edna Danker, organist, will be given at the 5:30 a. ;m. service of Trinity Lutheran church Christmas day. The Sunday school ' Christmas program will be given at 7 ; o'clock. It follows: Song, Invisible choir. Silent Night, ,Hoiy Night. Processional with song, Coma Hith

er Ve Faithful, Sunday-school, -.. Responsive opening service Song The Angel's Song, Sundayschool. , 1 Welcome address Katherlne Daub. ; Song Christmas has come again, , Miss Marie Deuker's class. Recitation Merry Christmas Mar- ' tha Jean Warfel. Vira Weber. ' 8ong The Message of the Bells i Primary school. . Recitation, Why I Love Christmas. . Mary Kemper. - Recitation A Little Child Can Loyal Be Margaret Kemper and Clifford Kuhlman. Song We're Only Little Children Mrs. Lofthr's and Miss Edna Deuker's classes. 7 ' Reciutlon and Seng The Holly Berry Band Mrs. John lgelman's and Miss Christina Karchers Classes. Song Sweet Fields of Bethlehem Sunday-school. Dialogue and Song Gifts for the King Miss Eric's and Mrs. Sleck's

Classes. . o i Ladies' Chorus O Little Town of Bethlehem Bliss. ! - ? Dialogue and Song, The Shepherds and the Wise Men Warren Back's and Eras Weidner's classes. Song Glory to God Sunday-school Address The Rev. Oscar Treesel. Ofterlng for the Orphans' Home. Christmas Tree Sunday school. " Responsive Closing Service. ' Miss Marjorie Beck, organist.

FIRST M. E. CHURCH GIVES XMAS PROGRAM ON FRIDAY EVEUING

The Christmas entertainment of the First M E. church, will be held Friday evening at 7:80 o'clock; The program follows: Story of Birthof Jesus. . . . ..Five Girls Recitation ".. -v. Elden Wilson Song . f . . . ; . . . ; primary Department Short Address. ...Rev. fl. C. Harmon Piano Duet . .... . .Mary Luring, Mildred Ramsey Recitation Little Miss Branson Song. "Silent Night". .... .Miss Esteth Recitation - Rudolph Chase Duet

...Gladys Longneeker, Mary Luring

Orchestra

Merry Xmas ....Primary Department

Orchestra.

HEAR XMAS LECTURE

All the members of the six boys'

Bible study classes of the Y.'NT. C. A. assembled at a meeting last night and heard a Christmas talk by Rev. E- O- Howard, pastor of the First English , Lutheran church, illustrated by stereoptlcon views. Fifty seven of these views were shown. The boys will hear a ' similar address . on Thursday night. The regular lessons In the Bible classes have been temporarily discontinued and the boys . are - studying Christmas lessons.

KETTLES CATCH $68

Members of the Salvation Army expect to be so busy on Christmas day distributing donations of clothing and food that no services or special enter, talnment of any kind will be held at the headquarters, Ensign Vanhorn said today. The exact amount of money which baa come in by mail and the contributions received In the iron kettle stationed at Eighth and Main the total of which Is now $68 will be used for the relief of the poor during the latter part of January.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH PROGRAM

The pastor of the Central Christian church has announced the following program tor- the Christmas holidays: Thursday evening a supper will be given for the Primary and Junior classes beginning at 6:30. A program consisting of recitations and songs will be given at 7:30 o'clock- One number will be given by a member from each class. The tree will be draped In white, and Instead of expecting presents each class will give a donation to the church to be distributed among the needy. The program for Christmas Sunday follows: Piano, "Triumphal March" ......... Hymn, "Jesus Comes" . . Kirkpatrick Congregation, Plana Offertory, "Evening Devotion , Williams Anthem, "Glory to God in the High

est" ..McPhall Choir. Solo, "The Star of Bethlehem. . Plogstead Mrs. Lucy Doyle. , Sermon Theme, "The Race Course" "Silent Night," German Melody. .. Male Quartet: Charles Roland, J. C. Thomas, J. Hinsky, Dr. Blossom. Piano Postlude, "Mission Chimes" Widener Benediction

OR, DALLEN6ER DEAD AT ECONOMY HOME

Dr. W. L. Ballanger, 54 years, died

early this v morning at his home . in Economy.' He is survived by his wife.

Funeral services will be held at the Economy Methodist church at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon conducted

by the Rev. Oliver Frailer. Djr. Ballanger was a graduate of the Economy high school, Eartham college and the Bellevue Medical school in New York.

For seven years be practiced to Rich

mond, going from here to Chicago where he had a successful practice for

thirty years, returning to Economy

isi spring cm account of his health.

GOST OF XMAS DINNER REMAINS

SAME EXCEPT FOR PRICE OF TURKEY

If you are going to eat turkey for potatoes which have advanced 25 cents

your Christmas feast It will cost you

from two to five cents more a pound

this year than it did last but tf you are fond of chicken yon will find no difference in the price. Last year tur

keys ware offered at 25. ana s cents

but , this year they are worth 30 cents. Pressed chickens are selling

at 20 and 2? cents which la about the ame price tuoted- last year. Sugar has gone up a cent a pound but a drop in the price is anticipated in the near future. Flour is i cents a hundred cheaper but this does not affect the retail price. Vegetables with the exception of

a bunsnei remain at the same ngure as formerly, r ' . Fresh meats are cheaper. - Pork loin is selling at IS cents while last. year it was 20 cents- ' Beet . standing rib roast is 20, cents, tha same as last

year, but there la a difference. In other

cuts.

Taking the market as a whole the Christmas dinner this year will be as expensive as last year that is not

counting on the cost of the turkey.

Dealers in poultry and general meats and grocers all report trade brisk and

the outlook . for the Christmas feast was sever better than now.

ADDRESS LETTERS TO SAINT NICHOLAS

. Brother and sister have placed their order with Santa ClauS for Christmas gifts which they feared the Jolly old

saint would forget in the rush at the last minute. They write aa follows: 1 am only a little girl and jsould like to have a dolly and aomecandy and. oranges. . r - ; i p. -KATHRYN ALLEN."I .would like to have a story book and some candy and oranges. - -FORREST ALLEN.

HLL INDIANA BUILDING.

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec. 23. Word received from Reprentativa William R. Wood, member of the Indian PanamaPaaiiic exposition commission, is to the effect that tha Indiana building at the fair, which the commission recently offered to give to the war department, had Taeen sold for $1,200 to a wrecking company. The building was constructed of Indiana limestone and cost the state $36,000 . The furnishings sold for 12,300, which is fifty per

cent or the original cost.

HOLD MUNICIPAL TREE.

MARTINSVILLE, Ind., Dec. 22. A big Christmas tree-will feature Martinsville's Christmas celebration again this year. The First National bank has provided the tree and will furnish the decorations. An entertainment i being planned for 5 o'clock Christmas afternoon; .

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LIBRARY TABLES

Very acceptable in any home; genuine mahogany.

fine finish and perfect time-; keeper. Consider a hall ' clock this year; you'll never

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BIG Hundreds of Rockers to select from, and every home can al

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Genuine Solid Oak Libra, y Table.

highly polished golden oak finish:

extra large size, top 28x42 inches.

with extra shelf below. This is

one of the most substantial tables ever offered and is exceptionally

handsome in appearance

Regular 113.50 value, priced special at.

Big variety of other library tables

at $10.50, $12.00, $15.00, $20.00 and up.

$(51.75

Upholstered Reed Rockers

TEA WAGONS

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LADIES' DESK Give her a desk; shell thank you for years to come. The cost need not be great. Priced upward from

DRESSERS

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