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Mecrschaum Pipes
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When you select a gift for the home you are assur-
in g yourself of real appreciation. It will be a luxury
an}: a comfort for years to come. .
You‘ll find here hundreds of suggestions for
gifts to fit our home.
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7:30 p. m.—Boston police report!»
2:310 p. m.—Federation churéh serv-
HUMIDORS . ‘
"The greatest dimculty in Operating
.9:00 p. m.—~Concert by
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Saturday. December 38.
Station WGL ‘
:00 p. m.— - .
L—Mid-arternoon new: brood“
tarnished by Boston Ameri-
II.—Music reproduction. by the
Chickering Ampico and
Brunswick.
:30 p. m.—chkly crop report. oom-
piled by V. A. Sanders._crop statio-
tician' tor the New England States
(485 meters).
:00 p. m.—Condition of Massachu-
setts' highways. furnished by the
Automobile Legal Association. '
:30 p. m.——Boston police re‘portefi
Boston police headquarters; late
news flashes. early sports news, Bos-
ton American.
:00 p. Ina—Evening program: .
I.—-“Boys' Hour." conducted by the
American Boy Magazine. ‘
II.—“How Riimania. Is Treating Her.
New Territory. Transylvn-I
. nia. and the Rights of the.
Minority," by Rev. Lewis C.
Cornish. who has just. re-
turned from an investiga-
tion or this territory.
llL—Request Night. Announce»
merit of the program Will be
made from the studio at
Medford Hillside.
Sunday. December 24.
Station “‘61.
lzoston police headquarters.
ire. conducted by Rev. Earl E.
Harper. pastor of the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church, Au-
burndale. Mass. assisted by the
senior choir or the church: Rev.
Earl E. Harper. director; Clara
Lieber Harper. soprano; nr
\Vellcome. tenor; Cleon Hopkins.
trumpeter: Mrs. F. E. Leland. or-
ganist; Miss Marion Chapin. mist-
ant organist:
1.—0 r g a :1 Prelude. “Christmas
Airs."
2.—"There's a Song in the Air“
. . - ........... Harrington
' By the Choir.
Tenor solo. Mr. Wellcome.
3.—-Responsive Reading and Inter-
polated Hymn. “Watchman.
Tell Us or the Night"
Mr. Harper and the Choir.
4.——Soprano Recitatives and Chorus
(Item "The Menhh")
. .......... . ...... Handel
(a) "There Were Shepherda"
(D) "And Lo, the Angel of the
Lord."
(c) “And the Angel Said Unto
Them.’-
(d) "And Suddenly There Were
With the Angela." ‘
Mrs. Harper. .
(e) "Glory to God in the High-
eat."
The Choir.
5.—Scrip;ure Reading”—Seiected.
Mr. Harper.
6.—'1'rumpet Solo. "Christmas"
Shelia)"
Hr. Hopkins.
7.——Hymn. "Away In a Manger”
....... ...... ...... Luther
' The Choir.
S.—-Sermon_ “The Nearnhs of God!
Mr. Harper.
9.-Hymn-Anthem. "O Come to MY;
Henrt. Lord Jeaus".Amhrose
Mr. Welicome and the Choir.
the senior.”
choir of the Centenary Methodist:
Episcopal church. Rev. E. Int-pen;
director: ‘ l
1.——-"Gloria" (from tho ‘Tweltth.
Map") . . . . . ..... . Mourt5
The Choir.
Trumpet parts by Mr. Hop-
kins. ..
2.-—“Intiammatps" (from "Stabat’
Mater") . ......... Rossini
Mrs. Harper and the Choir. i_
3.——Recitntive and Aria. (from “The;
Messiah") . . . Handel
(a) "Thy Rebuke."
(b) "Behold and See.”
Mr. Wellcome. i
.—-"Unfold. Ye Portals" (from "Regi
derdption”) . ... . . . Gounod‘
The Choir.
Trumpet parts by Mr. Hop
kins.
5.—"A. D.. 1919.” Commemoratim
Opp . ......... .... Parke
The Choir.
Soprano solo. Mrs. Harper.
Trumpet part (as from a.
distance). Mr. Hopkins.
‘ 10.30 p. m.—-Program of Lnnsomas
wnrols. by the carol singers from
the Grace church of Medtord: 13.
Lewis Dunham. director and organ-4
ist.
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Hum, 32, sevcely wounded. and Jame
' Pearson. 60, is being hunted byDop-c
ty Sheriffs and West Virginia state
police, to face I murder charge as the
result of a fight which came as the '
climax of. a feud between the two
families. ~
The bait] was staged near the Led-
son {arm ly this morning on the
hill east of Weirton. W. Va.. across
the river n-om Steubenviiio. '
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