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Business Hours I A. M. to 12 P. M.
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and choir cinema—Sunday services:
At 9:45. Church school. This is this-
will be taken for the int-loner! work.
At 11 o'clock. preaching service. Ser-
mon theme will be: “Let Us Now 00
Even Unto Bethlehem." The morning
music is herewith given: -
Prelude—"Bethlehem" . . . . .. Msllln
Mr. L'Hommedieu.
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Anthem—“e Birthday of a King"-
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The Choir.
Anthem—“Brightest and Best" .
The Chair. ' '
Postlude—“Postlude in D”. . . . .Tours
Mr. L'Hommedieu.
At the evening service at 7:80 the
choir will sing the cantata. "The Wise
,Men." by Geibel. The paler will
'preach on the theme: “Goodwill
Within the Nation." The evening
musical program is given in another
column.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
Society will meet on Tuesday evening
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Handkerchiets by the.ng ;.l ’ of all
kinds; Kissed Chamoisettgl‘qfisfillagut 5m Gloves,
elbow length; Umbrellasgilk and use ‘ at: me assortment of
Hand Bags; Bar‘Pins, Lingerie Pins, Baby Pins, Bends; Col-
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at 7:30 o'clock at the parsonage.
The annual Sunday school Christ-
mns entertainment will be held on
“Wednesday evening at 7:80. The com-
mittee has prepared a good program.
,and home department and cradle roll
[members as well as attending mem-
_bers of the school. are all especially
invited to be present. The community
generally is. or course. also invited.
The mid-week service will be held
‘on Thursday evening at 7:46 o'clock.
The subject will be: "Whht the Past
Year Has Brought to Me of Worth."
The Men's Christian Induurisl
meeting on Friday evening at 8 o'clock
at the church.
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East avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. L. Earl Silencer. minister:
Clare,ncs.Cable, organist and choir di-
rected—Morning worship at 10:30.
- Thescrmonrtheme will be: "Where Is
ii.- Who Is Born King?" Sunday
... hool and Bible class at 12. The die-
l'iSSli'illS in the Bible clues are based
on the Book of Beginnings. in an al-
rnrl to learn how things began to be.
‘ “no wish to meet with us. Epworth
,i.cngue at 6:30. The topic is: "A
(iffllrisvmns Carol Service"—-Miss Viv-
‘inll Scemmon is the leader. at the
.evcning worship, at 7:80. the pastor
will speak on the subject: "A Full
Inn." There will be special music at
the Sunday services. and tho mes-
sages will hear on the thought of
Christmas.
The time {or the Christmas enter~
tslnment has teen changed to Tues-
day evening. December as. at 7:10. A
very interesting program I!“ been ”-
runged. one feature of which will be
the presentation of gifts by the school
to the Christ Child tor others.
been: joys. g at 3 o'clock on
‘v‘ y sftern _n.
prayed meetingf'psrviee at 7:.“
Thprmiay evening.‘;‘1'hs Iowa will be
(he'psrnblo cf"'The Laborers in the
\‘illclilrd." The pastor is very desir-
. one that more or the members or the
lvhurclr especially the you" mem~
l i-rrs. plan to attend this service. We
! Mum-t- you will like it it you give it a
trial.
’l'lu'rr‘ is approaching an entertain.
nu nl “inch promises to be the most
dvilglltful treat or years. It is to be
git-on entirely by an organisation of
the church which has never beiore
,nppenred in public. but an organiza-
tion of unsuspected talent and his-
lronlc ability. Watch for further an-
nouncemcnt concerning- this trans-
porting treat. that you may not miss
the exuberance of fun.
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The Norwallt Methodist Episcopal
church. George B. Tompkins, minis~
tor; Charles G. Ives. organist and di-
rector; Mrs. L. I... Pugh. contralto;
Mrs. Arthur liuil. soprano; Harry L.
Sterling. baseo: H. P. Sunderland.
Manon—The Sunday school and Men's
Assembly will convene at 10 o'clock.
The men will meet in the Sunday
m‘llool room to join in the singing of
the opening session. The service of
worship at 11 o'clock will include, in
addition to the grand old Christmas
hymns. special selections by the quar-
lot. The Christmas sermon will been
"The Gospel at Peace.” The Epworth
League service will open promptly at
6: . LJ. m itchell. the newly elect-
.ecgirbl nt.ftvln'"preslde. Miss Jus-
use {We ‘will Ned Van Dyke's
story” or “The Other Wise Man."
‘Churies Grey will sing. This should
be quite the most largely attended
IWB of the year. as the program
could hardly be finer. At 7:30 the
quartet will render the cantata. "The
as: of Bethlehem." by F. F‘lsxington
l
rker. This will be followed by a
r‘br~ t Christmas memage.
(in Monday we wish you a Merry
(‘liristmns all day.
On Tuesday evening at 6:30 the
lioys' Ch") will meet. At 7:46 the us-
ual class meeting will be combined
-with the prayer service. Both the
class lender and the pastor will lead
the meeting. It will be. Christmas
story and Christmas spirit night. .
The Christmas services of the Sun-
day school will be held on Thursday
evening at 7:30. A most interesting
and varied program is being prepared
which will delight both old bud
young. Christmas songs. and realise
lions and a Christmas tree (the big-
gent ever) will make it a great even-
in .
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Knight street A. M. E. church. Rev.
W. Henry Lamar, pastor.-—-11 a. m..
sermon. Subject: ”The Shepherds on
Duty." 13:30 p. 111.. Sunday school.
1:30 p. m.. sermon. Subject: "Spread-
ing Good Tidings."
Tuesday evening-—There will b‘efa
general class meeting. the last fol-this
year. Therefore come and like part
in the meeting. 9
Thursday evening—Christmas use.
A good‘time in store for all. . -
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Congl‘iflfioiial” church. South Nou-
“Wmfifie
Episcopal
church. Rev. John J. Suavely. mink-
Carlton L'Honsnsedisu. organist
sionary day and the monthly oderins
League will hold its regular businen~
th- extend a cordial welcome to all'
meanings-oi service in the church.
‘lveryone is cordially invited to at-
rwillbe served for all who attend the
“ m in program for Sunday
follows: - -
Organ Prelude—“Bethlehem"..uaillng
Anthem—“Break Forth Into Joy"
‘ ..............l............ Spence
Oilsrtory Duet (contraitonnd tenor)
--"The Menage" (from “The Word
Made mesh") . . . . . . .. .Shepard
Mrs. Smith and Mr. Moulthrop.
Anthem—“Sing, 0 Heavens".. .Sixnper
Organ Pastime—"And the Glory or
the lord" (from "The Messiah")'
ease-essesssssss..sses-ee thdsl
Evening.
Organ Prelude—"Christmas Eve"
........'...... ........... Malling
Prologue—“March of the Magi Kings"
. ..... ...... ....Dubois
vOrgan Postiude—“Hallelujah Chorus"
(from “The Messiah". . . . . .Hnndel
The Christmas entertainment for
the Sunday school will be held Thurs-
day evening. Dec. 28 at 7:15 o'clock.
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First Congregational church. Nor-
walk, Rev. E. F. Mcaregor. Ph. D..
pastor.—Chrlstmas Sunday. Morning
worship at 10:80, with Christmas mu-
sic and sermon. There will be a spe-
cisl service at baptism. At noon the
Sunday school will have a special
Christmas service. with Christmas car-
ols. hymns and address. At 0:45 the
sChristisn Endeavor will meet. Topic:
“Christmas All the Year"——leader.
Charles McGregor.
Th. Christmas festival or the Sun—
day school will be held on Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock.
Music:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood-Newkirk. so-
prano: Mrs. Edna May Selleck.
pianist; Miss Mechelle Austin. vio-
linist; aulsted by Mrs. Harry Mac-
Bride. centralto. and Normand
Stannard, 'cellid.
Prelude—"Still W'le Die Nucht," ar-
ranged by ..... . ........ Risslsnd
Violin. 'Ceilo and Piano.
Dudtt -— Christmss Carol. "Silent
Night" ............. Frans Oruber
Mrs. Newkirls and Mrs. MacBride.
Soprano Solo—"Cantique .De Noel"
(Christmas song) . . ..Adolph Adams
With Violin. 'Cello and Piano.
Mrs. Newklrk.
Duett-"Hark! Hark! My Soul!"
. . . . Harry Rowe Shelley
With Violin Obliglto.
Mrs. Newkirk and hire. MacBride.
'Ceilo Solo—"Ave Maria"
....... ........... FranxSch'lbert
Normand Ftannard.
Contralto Solo-«“0 Thou That Tellest
Good Tidings to Zion" (from "The
Messiah“) . ..... . ........ Mandel
Mrs. Mat-Bride.
Postman—"War March of the Priests."
(from “'Othslla") . . . .. Mendelssohn
Violin. 'Ceilo end Piano.
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home-tits chnrdh). Rev. L. J. Schoepo
pier. minister.-—-Sunday: Bible school.
meets at 10 a. m. All members oi"
tend all at these services. Breakfast
South Nomlk Baptist church (the .
muss-nuanossrtnn
7:80 p. in. Christmas
mon. ‘ ‘ ‘ ~
Monday. Dec..85th (Christmas Day)
communion and sermon.
mas restival service and entertain-
ment. ‘
‘At the Sunday school hour on Sun-
etc.. to:- the Day Nursery. i
The oderings on Christmas Day will
be for the improvement or the‘ newly
acquired church lots. "
The oflerlngs at the children's fesa
tival on Wednesday evening will be
for the Near East reliet.
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First Church of Christ Scientist, '57
West Avenue.
service of this church is held at 11
a; in. Sunday School will be held at
11 o'clock. Subject December 24th.
Christ Jesus. Wednesday evening testi-
mony meeting it 8 o'clock. To both
these services the public is 'invtted.
Reading Room in the Roodner Build-
ing. 61 Wall Street. open week days
holidays excepted. 18 to s.
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Advent Christian . church. Van
Zandt and Harvey streets. Rev. 1’". L
Piper. pastor: Mrs. Elsie Partrlck.
organist. Spools! Chr’tmas music.
Anthem by the choir; solo by Mrs.
Ida. Light. Sermon topic: "The Close
Relation Between John the Baptist
and Jesus." Sunday school at noon.
Richard Bland. superintendent. A
contest with several other schooli
makes it desirable that the attendance
or every scholar be registered. Jun-
iors at 8:80. Loyal Workers at 6:15.
Evening service with chorus at 1:80.
Special Christmas music with violin
accompaniment. Solos by Mrs. Alice
'Cunningham and Kiss Evelyn Green.
Sermon topic: "The Christ of the
Ages." Sunday school Christmas ex-
ercises. with tree for little tots. and
class contributions for church debt.
on Tuesday evening 'at 7:45. Song
fud prayer service on Thursday even.
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South Norwaik Baptist mission.
Rev. B. R. Cooper. minister.—
Preaching at 11 o'clock a. m. Sun-
day school at 13 noon. Preaching at
7:30 p. in.
Monday (Christmas Day) our serv-
ices will begin at 11 o'clock a. in.
sharp. to last one hour. All of our
many friends and members are espea
cinllv urged to attend.
Tuesday. Dec.“ 26th. It .180 Q 171..
we will have a line Christians tree for
the children and friends. Bring out
W
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the church and friends are invited in
study God’s Word with us. The Men‘s :
Brotherhood meets at the mine houni
E. L. Suton will address the class on;
the subject: "Future Christian Mia-g
sions in Turkey." Here is a subject or2
Immediate and vital interest to all
thinking men. Come and spend a
helpiul and friendly hour with us.
Public worship at 11 a. In. Sermon
subject: “Christ_ the Saviour." C. E.
Society meets at 6:45 p. m. Teacher.
training class at 7 p. m. Evening.
service at 7:80 p. In. Subject: "The:
World If Christ Bad Not Come."
Wednesday—8 p. m.. the Bible
school will hold its Christmas enter-
tainment. The school will render a
most interesting and chnrmlng play:
"The Interrupted Program." Ml
members and friends or the school
are most cordially invited.
I Thursday~7=46 p. m.. regular pray-f
er meeting. Subject: “Studies in tlmg
Book or Romans.” 3
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St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheru.
church. Cedar street. near West um
11“. Rev. E. C. Weasel. pastor.
Sunday: German service at 10 a. n
English service at 11 a. m. Sundu,
school. classes in German and in ling
lish. at 12 noon.
Christmas Day: German fostlxn
service at 10:80 a. m.. with holy com
munion. Preparstory service for com
municants at 10 a. in. Special selm
tions by choir and a quartet. compo:
ed of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Guest“, Erm-r
Schols and Mrs. E. C. Wensel. Mi:
August Draves will preside at the 0:
Sin. In the evening of Christmu
Day. at 7:30 o’clock. children's cclc
bration and address in English: sing
ing by the choir and violin accompan
iment by J. Kocher; solos by Mrs. (l.
Guggies and Mrs. A. Pechtold. Mrs.
A. Drsves will again preside at the
organ. All are cordially welcome to,‘
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these services.
Regular services are held every
Sundayas follows: German. 10 a. 111.:
English. 11 a. 111.: Sunday; schooe-
classes. in German gnd English. at 12;
noon. i
Strangers and visitors are always
cordially welcome to all our services. ;
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Saint Paul's parish. Rev. Louis ll
Howell. rector.-—Fourth Sunday in Ad
vent. 7:80 a. m.. holy communion. l
a. 111., St. Andrew's Sunday school.
_Wlnnipauk. 9:16 a. 111.. St. _Paul's
Sunday school. at the church. 10:80’
a. m.. morning prayer. sermon. holy
communion.“ d p. m: carol service.
with sinsinssof nths ‘old; carols or
Chums tothe traditional melodies.
Children
tn. pariah,snembers»ot the People}
chorus,
lesd.in the 1m: the carols.
and Holy Iuno'cents' Day's. lie basil-7
willhe7:808nd9s.m.snd5)-m.j
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Welt-1". H. J '
held “scope, minister:
‘. All peoples" welcomeatall‘thei
ne-
et son: slums-y~ wheels of: K
I-nd .an sngmented‘choir'wlu _
peopleareinvited-to come to this
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and 10 s. m. . St. Stephenth St. John's -
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eve): 10:80 a. nu. morning prayer;
and sex-man. 11:“ music “Sunday
school-Christmas earo ‘an Watery
carols and :er-
-—9:00 ... m. morning m. holy
Wednesday. pee: aim '(St." John‘s
ban—7:80 p. 111.. children's Christ-
day there will be slit-sum where the
children will present gifts 1 of toys;
The regular Sun day '
your gifts which you- desire to give
your children. or your blends. and
have them placed upon the tree. that
we may make this an enjoyable aflair.
3o all who are blessed to see this day
‘ogcelebration of our Blessed Lord.
he‘t'every Christian make it a point to
attend service Monday. in honor of
him who came to five this old world
trons sin. . . .
Grace Baptist church. Rev. D. C.
Thomasnctlng pastor.;—-Preaching at
11 a. 211‘. Sunday school {at 12:80
o'clock. Sunday school ‘ '
tree .Wednesday evenlng.~Dencen W.
C. Minton. . superintendent. Sunday
evening st 8_o'clock. "The Child in the
Mangefl'wiii- be presented by Mrs.
Scott a' Co:
‘ Tuesday evening—The Mist-om
Society will In . st ‘8 o‘clock.
Frtrhy eevn rig—The farewe‘. ll recep-
tion to Mrs. Ross of Bridgeport.
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International Bible students. Red
Men‘s Hail, Washington street. South
Norwalk.—Sunday. December 24. 8 to
5 p. 111.. a. study at the Greek words
“Theios” and “he Theios.” as found
in John 1: 1. The correct translation
being “In the beginning was the
logo. (Word). and the Logos was
with the God (ho Theios). and the
Logos was a God (Thelos).
All interested welcome to these Bi-
ble studies.
The Rev. Thomas J. Laden, pas-
tor _of the Church of St John the
Evangelist at New Brlthln. yesterday
observed the twenty-fifth anniversary
of his ordination to the priesthood.
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it your car needs painting. it there
is trimming work to be done. it there
is need of body repairs. slip covers to
be made or carpets. or in tact any
feature in the above mentioned 1 ,
the firm or J. Premru 4: Sons. is in a
position to do the same correctly in
the shortest possible space of time to
assure a, satisfactory Job and better
. still, at a conservative price. Located
now in new and larger quarters, the
new business home of this concern is
a place where things are-done in a
way that makes friends and boosters.
Each department here is attended to
'by an expert in his particular line.
J. Premru a Sane. No. 1 Merritt
.l’lsce. opposite Wilson's Hat Shop.
[Phone 2855—-Adv. ‘
' MERRY CHRISTMAS
and
HAPPY NEW YEAR
A The folks at Home will be glad to hear ‘\
7 this message of good cheer : .-
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7:80rocloek .9 e. “rung“ .
beautiful and melodic“. ‘ is .
sic with solos. QM“ ”We
us and choruses to,
words 'are writtgn “a on. It.
Edna Randolph Women, by
sic is written by Adam admin.
soloists tor the gem“ '11 L m
label Miller. ”pm“, lhe: '
Cruelty-contains; Bld'gsih In“.
tenor. and Harold B, h “it“
The run musical MW i.
evening is herewith the... in t.
Prelude—“Chg: Ere; .
3 M1”. L’HOmm . ”-4211“
Hymn—“0 Little 1-0an .
hem" of
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tun en ' “has
Consume.
Cantata—"The Wise hm *
. Choir. ‘
1..—Introduction. ' ‘
1 R 1 Mr. L'Hom
b— ec tative (soprano -
Beginning" ) "hm
Miss Miller.
3 flows—"Beautiful Feet A.
Swiftlv Moving" ‘
Choir.
3 —.'1'enor Solo—"O When
He?"
Mr. Colborne.
“—Chorsl Recltative-“And
Scribes"
Choir.
4b—Contralto Solo—"Bethlehez-
Mrs Gruelle.
5 —P.ecltative and air (bag
_ "When Herod. the King
Mr. Knowles.
6 -—Chorus of Women—"0 W
drous Star"
Women of Choir.
7 —Chorus—~"0ut of Darkness‘
Choir.
8 —Quartet—-"Adorstlon"
Miss Miller. Mrs. Gray
Mr. Colburne and 31:.
Knowlca
9 -—Soprano Solo—"Return So:-
Miss Miller.
10 —Recitatlve (bass)—"And
Wise Men Departed"
Mr. Knowles
lOb—(Zhorus—“Holr. Holy. He‘d
Choir.
Postlude—“Faniare” . . . . . ..
Mr. L‘Hommei x
The choir will meet this er -
7:80 for rehearsal in the sud...
of the church, and all megs
should be present. Cordial tune
to attend the service on Suriayem
ing is extended to eevrl'body.
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The Sentinel will be publish-flu:
morning paper on rext Mag,
Christmas Day. Advertisemezuul
items 0! news should reach 24:11
early Sunday to insure pubtitmz
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