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the the the THE WILKES-BARRE RECORD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1932 Nineteen PITTSTON WILL DEVANEY REPRESENTATIVE American Theatre Bullding. Second FF -Phone 438 Residence, 65 Park Street- -Phone 1961 William MoNalty, Correspondent -Phone 454 or 3780-J John Coyne, Circulation Manager West Side Pupils Present Program Students of Junior High school, West Pittston, presented the operetta, The Toy Maker, which they gave at the recent meeting of the Parent Teacher association, at the exercises in observance of Christmas on afternoon. The following pupils of the Lu zerne avenue building took part In the Christmas program: Ruth Morgen, Phyllis Clark, James Wills, Charles Bender, Anne Dershimer, Albert Botta, Jack Hayes, Walter St. Clair, Elaine Kindred, Altonsino Volpe, ry Kresge, Ed ward Zuzelo, Da id Weiskerger, Ted Barber, Ann Emigh, Catherine Campbell and Billy Price as well as students of the various grades who presented group numbers. Trinity Choir To Give Special Xmas Program Choir of Trinity Episcopal church, West Pittston, of which Brinley R.

Sayes is director, will present an appropriate program of music at the service on Christmas eve at 11 and on Sunday morning at 10:30. Miss Mabel Repp will be the organist. Rev. Eugene A. Helm, rector, has announced the programs for Saturday evening and Sunday morning services as follows: Saturday evening at 11 Choral Eucharist.

PRESENT PROGRAM Students of the senior high school presented a Christmas program in the auditorium before the entire student body yesterday morning. The high school orchestra rendered a select program of Christmas music and senior high school glee club sang. Catherine Waters, Josephine Marnell, R. Jenkins and. Albert Bernosky rendered solos and Daniel Mancine entertained with a violin selection and his brother, John, who was accompanist, played a popular number.

Still Time To Shop Plenty of fine gifts to choose from at Boston Shoe Store 84 N. Main Pittston From all of usTo all of youMERRY CHRISTMAS PLEASE MAY WE ANNOUNCE CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW In order to give our employes opportunity to enjoy Christmas Day with their familles and friends we will close all day tomorrow. Colleen Restaurant Collins and McQueen, Props. Married Men Hired As Extra Mailmen Postmaster George Miller and Assistant Postmaster James Gibbons have, taken care of approximately eighty unemployed residents' of the community in seeing that Christmas letters and 4 packages reached the right persona on time. For the last week shifts of extra letter carriers have been engaged delivering mail on various routes in the community and despite the fact that they were unfamiliar with the routing, names, they did excellently.

Of the eighty men who were. placed on the extra employment pay roll of the local postoffice, most all were married men who have been out of work. Others were single men who have dependents and were unemployed for long periods. WEDDING ANNIVARSARY Mr. and Mrs.

Sam Sgro of Butler street, quietly observed the twentyAfth anniversary of their wedding with a family dinner on Thursday night. They were married in St. Mary's Italian Catholic church, Old Forge, on December 22, 1907, by Rev. Father Cassibe: Mrs. Sgro before marriage was Miss Maria Vendre, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Vendre, of Old Forge. Mr. Sgro has resided here for thirty-five years. For many years he was employed by the Glennon Brewery and later served 88.

member of the city police force. He is secretary-treasurer of Pittston Local, No. 841, United Brewery Workers of America. Three children were born of their union, all living. are Mrs.

Thresa Greto, of Chester; Elizabeth and Josephine at home. In addition they have three grandchildren. They received many gifts. HOSPITAL CONTRIBUTIONS Additional contributions acknowledged by officials of Pittston hospital follow: Monsignor P. Boland, Joseph McNamara, Dr.

A. J. Cawley George Thompson, $1. Turkeys- Mrs. R.

M. Hughes, Mrs. Joseph Glennon, Vincent Churchfleld, Culp Hess. Four dozen bunches celery Mrs. F.

A. Muschlitz, Mre. Arch Dershimer, Mrs. M. Golden.

A number of toys were donated by the Misses Conrad. CHURCH SERVICES Luzerne Aventie Baptist church, Rev. Cretser, pastor: Sunday morning at 10:30 the pastor will speak on the subject, The Sign in the Manger. Bible school at John Llewellyn, will superintendent; Young People meet at 6:30 evening at 7:30, Robert J. Kohler, a student for the ministry at the Bob Jones college I SPECIAL FOR TODAY At Central Meat Market 41 South Main Street Pittston Small Turkeys, 6 to 8 Pounds 15c A Pound Chickens, Ducks and Geese 18c A Pound Telephone 2619 Free Delivery Kehoe-Berge Coal Co.

FOR SALE FRESH MINED COAL Buy your coal from the A Coal Co, PITTSTON 21: or 1164 or Phone Moosio 81 GIFTS For EVERYONE Discount On All Furniture FOR THE KIDDIES Crayon Sets Water Color Boxes Oil Painting Boxes Needs Modeling Sets Painted Blocks Stenciling Sets Rods Pastels Sketching Books BUY NOW Painting Books AND SAVE! Phone Phone Barites 1869 PAINT STORE FOR 30 YEARS 1869 58 NO. MAIN ST. PITTSTON at College Point, will be present and bring the evening message. Mr. Kohler a member of the Avenue Baptist church and 1a known by all Christmas exercises will be held Monday night at 6:80.

Trustees' regular monthly meetIng will convene Tuesday night at 7, Instead of 7:30. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday night at 7:30. Choir rehearsal Wednesday night at 8:30. TO BE BURIED HERE The remains of Leo Tighe, who was Instantly killed In an automobile mishap in Elmira, N. Y.

on. Thursday will be brought here for burial. Mr. Tighe was the son of John Tighe, well known local carpenter, who now resides with his daughter. Mrs.

James McCarthy, of Conion street, Avoca. DIFORTE FUNERAL The funeral of Mrs. Theresa DIForte will be held this morning at 9 from the home on East Oak street. A 9:30 In requiem mass will be sung, Inter at St. Rocco's church.

ment will be in St. John's cemetery. ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN Four services will be observed In St. Peter's Lutheran church on Sunday.

The dawn service will be held at 6 a. m. with the pastor, Rev. Frederick C. Krapf, delivering an address on Christmas Meditation, carol singing and other spe cial musio will be characterize the early service.

A brief session of Sunday school will be held at 10. Classes will be promoted and awards earned during the year by the scholars will be presented. PITTSTON BRIEFS Pupils of Miss Isabel Watson's Kindergarten school presented an Christmas program their classroom, on Wyoming ave nue, parents yesterday morning. relatives of number the of and kiddies were present. Teachers of the city schools were paid yesterday.

Altar and Rosary society of St. John's church will receive holy communion at the 8 o'clock mass tomorrow morning. A regular meeting of the Public Speaking class of Columbian Literary society was held last night. Jolly Pals' club has awarded silk quilt. to Lucy Lunette of 142 Tompkins street.

Rent--Nice central West Pittston. Walter, 508. Luzerne Ave. and Mrs. John V.

Walsh Pine Announcement is made by Mr. street of the marriage of their daughter, Beatrice Brown, R. to John B. McDonald of New York. Ruth Doris Weinberg of Scranton entertained recently in honor of.

Lena Connor of George street, this city, a bride-elect. Mrs. John V. Walsh and daughter, Margaret Mary, of Pine street, have returned after visiting the former's daughter, Mrs. John B.

MoDonald of New York. Community and Rogers' Silverware At FREED'S, Pittston. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gibbons, of Kingston, in Wyoming Valley Homeopathic hospital, 19, 1982, son.

Mrs. Gibbons before marriage was Miss Helen R. Lynn, of Main street, Port Griffith. MEN'S CAMEO RINGS AT FREED'S, PITTSTON. WEST PITTSTON NOTES Mrs.

Jacob Shulman of Delaware avenue, will entertain on Tuesday evening In honor of Miss Lena Connor of Pittston, a bride-elect. Charles Donnelly, student at Holy Cross college, Worcester, is spending the Christmas vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donnelly of Delaware avenue. A White Christmas program will be presented at noon tomorrow by the Sunday school of First Presbyterian church.

The American band will accompany the Christmas carolers in their jaunt through Pittston and West Pittston tonight. Mra. Robert Kresge of 345 Liberty street has announced the marriage of her daughter, Margaret G. Kresge, to William S. Miller, son of Mr.

and Mrs. William J. Miller of Exeter avenue. Mr. and Mrs.

Prentice A. Stillman of Damon street are visiting in Alford, N. over the week-end. Mrs. Thomas L.

Williams and daughter of 22 Exeter avenue are visiting relatives in Asbury Park. Mrs. Noah McCloskey of Beach Haven is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Harvey Driesbach, 114 Susquehanna avenue. Masses tomorrow morning in Immaculate Conception church will be at 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30.

'Special music will be given' at the early and last masses. Rev. J. J. Cox will officiate at each service.

Extreme caution is urged in trimming Christmas trees by Fire Chief Sheidon Jones. It is easy to cause a fire especially when the lights are exposed to material that catches fire easily in the event that a short circuit occurs. CHRISTMAS CHURCH NOTES Brick M. night the Sunday school will hold its Christmas exercise. A Christmas pageant entitled, Everlasting Light, will be given.

Scene will be Coming of the Light Foretold; scene 2, The Coming of the Light; scene 3, Coming To the Light; scene Spreading the Light; scene 5, Adoration. Characters are Spirit of Prophecy, Three Prophets, Travalens to Bethlehem, Angels, Six Sheperds, Mary and Joseph and Six Guardians, Three Kings and six attendants, Spirit of Christinanity, shepherd of today, chorus of children, young girls eastern costums and John. The pastor will preach the Christmas sermon next Sunday morning at 10:30. The choir will render a Christmas cantata on Sunday night, Duryea Rod and Gun club will serve a venison dinner to members and friends In Tigue's hail on Stephenson street next Wednesday night. Announcement has been made that the usual midnight mass on Christmas Eve will not be held this year in Sacred Heart church.

Christmas masses will be at 6, 7:15, 9 and 10:30 a. m. Two automobile accidenta due to the alippery condition of the streets were reported on Thursday. Cars driven by James A. Martin of Milton street, Pittston; and by Joseph Ambrose, Union street, Taylor, were damaged when the car driven by Ambrose crashed into Martin's machine.

No serious damage re sulted. The second collision occurred at 9:80. truck driven by Charles of Ransom VaS struck -by a car driven by 8. Seleaki of Wyoming. The body of the truck was damaged and the load of apples and potatoes strewn over the street.

Pupils of Garfield school building presented an attractive. Christmas program on Thursday afternoon. The following took part: Geraldine Byank, Bernice Pesotine, John Kaminak, Irene Kasperonis, Jean Monahan, Harold Collier, Benny Shedlock, Joseph Shedlock, Joseph Byank, Esther Hosner, Marie Kal fut, Betty Miller, Anna Scoda, Robert. Kizer, Ruth Resavy, Eleanor Douglas, Catherine Harris, Mary Kuchineki, Mary Mikaloski, Eleanor Matiko, Harry Pradel, Martha Shedlock, Lucille Yeager, Marie Zielinski, Florence Mussavage, Maciolek, David Collier, James Murphy, Dorothy Salansky, a Thomas Shedlock, Clarence Gale, Edmund Kozloski, George Ruddy, Frank Martinelil, John Jesimont, Arthur Burnside, Martin Hindle, Edna Kobakoski, Jennie Kosloki, Busch, Stanley Zapikt, Esther Green, Frances Kosperonis, Sophie Hemsky, John Raychel, Thomas Longshorne, Dorothy Colwell, seph Hindle, Audrey Wesenyak, Joseph Mussavage, Walter Moluski, Stanley Kaminaki, Walter Kizer, Anna Pokutka, Dorothy Ratchford. Arthur Spengler, Joseph Yeager, Eleanor Resavy, Anna Pokutka Grace Kramer, Adelaide Bagdon Eleanor Prevog, Alice: Strotzman Edith Rogers, Theresa Fedorsk Arline Pradel, Leola Cox, Marie Yucas.

GOLD CHINA DISHES FREED'S, PITTSTON, STERLING SILVERWARE AT FREED'S. PITTSTON. Ashley CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS The following programs wert given Thursday afternoon by: the various grades In No. 2 school building: First grades taught by Jeanne Clark and Miss Grady; address of welcome, Magnent Mergo; Christmas carols by school; The Old Dolls (pantomime) Little Girl Ruth, M. Davis; Doll Sue, Anna Aleski; Doll Arabella, Rosalie Pa insky; Doll Elizabeth, Elsie War ner; Christmas recitations, Leonard Shortz, Ruth Thompson, Anna Kusacavage, Bernard Siperko, Mary Moll, Joseph Strenk, Marga: ret Kotalik, Mary Varily, Donald Santee, Clara Sirkin; On Christmas Eve (pantomime) The Spirit, Anna Torbik, Children, Buddy Brodhead, Joseph Miller, Daniel Poperovicz Song, school; distribution of Santa's gifts.

Song, school; closing address, Margaret Mergo. Grade 3, taught by Miss Kotalick, song, class; Welcome poem, Frank Paciga; recitation, Martha Slavitsko; recitation, Marion Adams; song, class; Teddy Bears Advice, Edward Gay, Donald Powell, Teddy Shafer, Albert Siperko, Leonard Yulzwicki; poem, Jeane Kotowiki; poem, Rees. Thomas; secrets, George Demko; recitation, Joseph Staffa and Teresa Neiratha; recitation, Andrew Moll; song, class: poem, John Povalitus; poem, Agnes Golias; poem, Marcella Chesla; Note to Santa, Stanley Syrieka, John Karbosky, Loretta Alexa, Irene Yulzwicki; song, class; Letter to Santa, Helen Gemberg, Betty Fedorchak, Kathryn Kuroski, Pauline Miller; poem, Maurice Sirkin; recitation, Mary Shonziak and Joseph Kolinski; poems, vincent Nevulis, Francis Alashie; Charles Walter Yachowski, Joseph Kovlak, Julia Yackoski, Walter Stancavage; Christmas carols by class. Grade 4, Almeda Cole, teacher, Christmas Story; poem, Dorothy Thomas; songs by class; poems by David Sirkin and John Drumheller: Christmas carol; poem, Joseph Yenchak; song, Mary Noonan, Suzanne Krupa, Regina Bruzda, Daniel Reese, Joseph Yenchak, Andrew Mondykowski; poem, Steffle Rokitko; original com position, The First Christmas, Edwina Kloss; poem, Carl Hines, Suzanne Krupa; Christmas Carol. Grade 4, Teresa Lyons, What Santa Brings, Nancy Black, Nancy Kotalik and Audrey Siperko; The Nursery Christmas, Dorothy Shortz, Delbert McDermott, Muriel Thomas, Leonard Evanoski; song, class; Modern Santa, Erma McAfee; The Christmas Fairy, Phyllis Frey and Matilda Suspensky; Christmas Wishes, Helen Plinsky, Violet Fitser; song, class; A Real Santa Claus, Frank Levandowski; Old Santa Claus, Joseph Yenchak: Christmas Thought, Joseph Erdick; song, class; The Birds Christmas, Michael Kotowski and Leonard Orbus; Children's Gifts, Adam Tamisues and Frank Kalinski; song, class; Christmas Eve at Midnight, Bernard Torbik; Christmas Song, Helen Press; song, class; A Christmas Thought, Eugene Johnson; Christmas Eve, Betty Pacigo; song, class; The True Christmas Spirit, Violet Fitser; A Christmas Thought, Ruth Santee; Christmas Carol, class.

Grade 5, taught by Loretta Gorham, opening song by class; Signs of Christmas by Catherine Pollock, Francis Militski, Helen Garlick; The Twins, Lottis Pomictor; A Christmas Want Supplied, Gertrude Johnson, John Collotti, Margaret Rogitko, Stella Soklowski, William Swartwood, Josephi Cieciwa, Cecelia Shortz, Anthony Ciecelka; Christmas carols, class; Samanthas Surprise, Mary Rice; Just Before Christmas, Leonard Sassaro, Andrew Prest, John Duffy; Which is Santa, Helen Smith; Christmas Recipe, Nellie Kockneski; The Day Before Christmas, William Heller, John Bennett, NO SANTA SAYSNot' Too Late to Shop At Warshal's Jewelry Store Prices Are Down Diamond Rings, $25.00 Up Ladies' Wrist Watches, $10.00 Up Pen Sets, $2.00 Up Dresser Sets, $7.50 Up Ask About Our Easy Credit Plan Store Open from 9 to You Are Serevd WARSHAL'S JEWELRY STORE 64 SO. MAIN ST. da Peter Romanski, Frank Pettis, Stettle Machinas, Neille Kocknoski, John Yackulio, Agnes Pollock, Paul Martin, William Swartwood, Lottis Pomictor, Alice Yackowski, Helen Ferko, Agnes Broyuski, Bernard Sopak, Charles Shorty, Francis LaCarte. Shirley Heller, Helen Kalinski, Margaret Brisko, Charles Kreidier, Margaret Zukow 'ski; closing song, class. Grade taught by Lawrence Boylan, song, class; poem, Helen Galica and Rita Goch; Jones Christmas, Marjorie, Moore, Stella Karboaky, Hooper, Irving Caplan; song, class; poem, Bernard Miadem: Christmas Greetings, Betty Hannis, Atella Karbosky, Celia Gociewski; poem, Leonard Brown; violin solo, Michael Misho; harmonica, Anthony Tomisheski; clarinet, Irving Capian; song, class; Stocking Fillings Ruth Brodhend; Hooper: Holiday Greetings, Clara poem, John Casel; song, Marjorie Moore, Helen Galuca, Leonard Brown, Joseph Orloski, John Golimbeski; Capitan, Lillian Tarasavage.

Sixth grade, Samuel Oliver, teacher, song, class; Christmas, Margaret Griffith: How Santa Comes, Sophie Mika; song, class; Santa's Bells Airship, Mary Sape; song, class; of Christmas, Mary Misko; song, class; Merry Xmas, Anna Karpowitch; Christmas Land, Susan Evanoff: song, class; recitation, Madeline Kowak; play The New Christmas Spirit, Susan Getch, Mary Dobroski, Regina. Savitaki, Anna Potsko, Anna Karpowitch, John Dule, James Ross, Donald Selingo, Marie Pollock; The Sign, Regina Naretko; guitar solo, Joseph Pecigo; song, class. Grade 6, taught by Florence Slavitz, reading, John Ross and Joseph Kelly; song, William Sickler and class; -playlet, Mary Flowers, Helen Yaunelevius, George Cartwright, Mary Denshak, Mary Vrobel, Ralph Heller; A Letter to Grandmother, Bertha Gnip; songs, class; violin solo, Ralph Heller: Billy Twins, Mary Vrobel; recitation, Snyder; 1 play, Leo McGovern, Josephine Flandys, Francis Petrosky, Francis Evanchek; recitation, Jack Edwards; song, class; Santa and Fractions, Marion Walters; The Plotters, a song, Celia Barfski, Lottis Kotowski, Tessie Ivanowski, Catherine Lukas; Trees, Jennive Pucylowski; songs, play, Regina' Staninski, Ruth Christmas, Helen Martin, Regina Malloy. Grade Catherine Murray, Silent Night, class; poem, Helen Potsko; play, Deaf Uncle Sim, John Fedestian, Mary Yenchak, Ruth Sirkin, Catherine Stifora, George Chubirck, Helen Strinkoski; poem, Joseph Surleka; play, A Merry Christmas, Betty Rae Johnson, Kenneth Black, Eugenia Evanoskas, Ruth Capian, Audrey Jackson, Naomi Albee, Irene Adamczyk, Robert John Alusik, Walter Shisko, Tinner: poem, William Moore; A poem, Thomas Kotallk; play, Christmas Want Supplied, Joseph Gmitter, Eugenia Evanauskas, Miriam Housley, Andrew Wydo, Vivian Williams, Francis Shulo, Joseph Medallis, Viola Oliver: closing song, Doris Dorothy Compton, Helen Karbosky; chairman, Ignatz. Zallsky.

Novelties and Christmas Plants at Price's Jewelry and Floral Shop. Shavertown ST. THERESE'S, SHAVERTOWN Christmas masses at St. Therese's church, Shavestown, will be at 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 a. m.

The 8:30 mass will be a high mass, at which time an augmented mixed choir of thirty-two voices will sing the beautiful Mass "Da Pacem Domini" by Alfred Silver. The choir has worked very hard the past two months to make this program of Cathollo church music, in keeping with the orders of the Bishop of this diocese. The mass will be preceded with Christmas carols; Offertory Adeste Fidells: Recessional Jubilate. Deo, Members of the choir: Soprano, Mrs. F.

L. McGarry, Mrs. W. Arthur Blewett, Mrs. William Maguire, Mrs.

George K. "Swartz, Miss Florence Anstett, Miss Anne Czuleger, Miss Claire Smallcombe, Mrs. Jesse Jones, Miss Frances Bill bow. Altos: Miss Josephine Miller, Miss Margaret Czuleger, Mrs. Fred J.

Youngblood, Mrs. Martin Bilbow, Mrs. Arthur Bennis. Tenors: James McHale, Bernard Mooney, Robert Laux, Ferdinand James Hennebaul, Fred Haughwout, Walter HenJames Lamas, Bassos: William Czuleger, Patnebaul, John Youran. rick Lyons, Raymond Laux, Paul Laux, Mr.

Lyons, Ambrose Farrell, William Gabel, William Gabel, Jr. MIDNIGHT MASS In accordance with the custom of other years, there will be a high mass at midnight, Christmas eve, at St. Therese's church, Shavertown. Fred Hannebaul, choir director, has arranged an excellent program of Christmas music for the occasion. Others masses at St.

Therese's on Christmas day will be at 6:80, 8:80 and 10:30 a. m. The 8:30 mass will be for children and the pastor la most anxious that all the children of the parish be present to participate in the special program arranged for them. GIRL SCOUT CONTEST contest will be conducted for all Girl Scouts who submit action pictures of scout all activities. Girl Scouts.

This is open to Any number of pictures may be submitted by any one scout. The pictures are to be sent to scout headquarters, Anthracite building, Wilkes-Barre. This competition will start January 1 and end September 1. The scouts taking the best pictures will be given a course in photography at by the close prominent photographer of the contest. PLEA FOR NEEDY For assistance and encouragement of those who unfortunate circumstances this holiday season, a plea is made for donations for Christmas baskets to be packed by Shavertown Improvement at Association.

Donations Harold may be left the residence of Lloyd, president, until tonight, PRIMARY CHRISTMAS PARTY Primary department of Methodist church will hold its -annual Christmas party this afternoon at 2:30 In the church recreation room. ADDRESSES W. T. C. U.

Shavertown W. C. U. held monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Delbert Husted, Main avenue.

An Interesting program was presented as follows: Reading, Wilma Hunt; two vocal solos, Mrs. Leona Doughton; reading, Ruth Corkwell; vocal solo, Wilma of Hunt. Primitive Rev. Nichols, pastor Methodist church, Fernbrook, gave an inspirational temperance talk. Christmas baskets were packed for the shutins of the community.

Following the program a luncheon was served. Present: Mrs. Ernest Keller, Mrs. William Farrell, Mrs. Harry Major, Miss Edna Roushey, Mrs.

Mae Husted, Mrs. W. H. Stang, Mrs. Emma Kocher, Mrs.

Charles Posten, Mrs. Margaret Patton, Mrs. A. B. Belford, Mrs.

Walter Shaver, Mrs. Ira Button, Mrs. Isaac Brace, Mrs. Francis. Smith, Mrs.

Ella Howlett, Mrs. C. B. Henry, Mrs. Arthur Stevens, Mrs.

William Perrego, Mrs. Leons Doughton, Mrs. Maggie Ellsworth, Mrs. Milton Parker, Ruth Husted, Ruth Corkwell, Wilma Hunt, Rev. S.

R. Nichols. MANY SEE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM More than 250 pupils, parents and teachers witnessed the Christmas program presented on Wednesday afternoon by the township schools in the high school audito rium. The pupils taking part manner. acquitted themselves in a splendid Loud applause greeted the appearance of the jolly Santa Claus.

Bouquets of roses were presented to. Miss Heltzman And Miss Anderson, appreciation of their efforts in coaching the performance. JUNIORS HAVE PROGRAM Junior department of Methodistchurch held Its annual Christmas program in the church on Wednesday night. adorned A beautifully decornted the platform. An Interesting program was presented by the children.

Ross Williams presided. Gifts were exchanged. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Special Christmas service will be held at 11 In Methodist Episcopal church; Sunday school at Epworth League at 6:80. The pageant, A Gift for the Christ Child, will be presented at 7:30, under direction of Mrs. Martin Porter.

Music will be furnished by junior choir, W. E. Geyer and King's Daughters Sunday school classes. Those taking part are: Mrs. Howard Ide, Ross Williams, Bertha Riley, Mrs.

Earl Wolfe, Fannie Ockenhouse, Eleanor Cortright, Mildred Isaacs, Richard Bosworth, Rule Lasher, Roland Kocher, Herbert Stark, Theodore Trumbower, Alice Hill, Emma Ruth Shaver, Jean Davis, Clarence Eckhart, Ray Major, Doris Leek, Harriet Thomas, Marjorie Fink, Pauline Neyhart, Edna Hunt. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH A choral communion service will be held at St. Paul's Lutheran church tomorrow at 11. Sunday school will meet at 10.

At 6:45 p. a religious Christmas program will be presented by the children of the Sunday school. ST. THERESE'S CATHOLIC A Christmas high mass will be held in St. Therese's church at 12 midnight, Christmas eve.

The choir will render the Christmas mass, Da Pacem Dominie by Silver, and the offertory, Adeste Fidells, and a recessional, Jubilate Deo. Masses will be held at 6:30, 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. on Christmas Day. The 8:30 a.

m. mass will be the children's mass at which Christmas carols and hymns will be sung. Following the mass, a special program will be given, under supervision of the Sisters in the Sunday school, of special interest to children. EPISCOPAL CHURCH A communion service will be held at 8 a. m.

tomorrow morning by the Prince of Peace Episcopalian church, in the Lutheran church. Rev. Ralph Weatherly will be in charge. NOTES AND PERSONALS Mildred Isaacs suffered an Injured elbow on Tuesday when she fell down a flight of stairs at her home. Mrs.

William Still is critically 111 at her home on Main avenue. STUDENTS THINK OF NEEDY The students of the Kingston Township high school are packing Christmas boxes to be sent to needy families in this vicinity. A letter has received by Prof. Thomas Carle, with a plea for shoes for children who are unable to attend school for lack of them. The sizes needed are boys shoes, size girls' shoes, wises and Anyone with shoes of these sizes is asked to send tham to the high school, and the shoes will be given to these needy children.

Trucksville CHURCH SCHOOL PROGRAM Annual church school Christmas program of Trucksville Iethodisti Episcopal church will be held to night in the church at 7, A play, entitled Benton, The will Christmas be presented, Story, by the children. The program will be followed by a Christmas party for children of the children's division of the school and others taking part in the play. This will be held in the church diningroom. CHRISTMAS MUSIC Music of the Christmas season will be presented at both morning and evening. services in Trucks ville Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow, directed by Mrs.

J. Holland Crompton. The following musical program will take, place at the morning service 10:30: Prelude, The Holy Child, Stultz, organ and piano; processional hymn, Angels From the Realms of Glory, the choir; hymn, Joy to the World: anthem, The Song the Angels Sang, Soechtig; offertory. Vox Angelica, Henrich; soprano solo, Voices of the Sky, Matthews, sung by Miss Palmer; anthem, Festival Te Deum, in E-flat, Dudley Buck; response, Glory to God In the Highest, choir; postlude, Sing, Heavens, Tours. The First Christmas Carol will be the subject of the, morning sermon.

Of special beauty at the evening service at 7:30 will be the processional hymn, Silent Night, Holy Night, sung by the combined choirs taking part in the evening program, which is as follows: Organ prelude, Emmanuel, Rossini; hymn, Hark the Herald Angels Sing; offertory, Christmas offering, Nolte: anthem, Holy Night, Peaceful Night, Hawley, by senior choir; baritone solo, The Birthday of 1 King, Neldlinger, Samuel Davis; anthem, Manger Lullaby, Parkhurst, Men's Chorus; anthem, Sweet Christmas. Belle, Gow, by junior choir; anthem, 0 Holy Night; Adolphe Adam, by Intermediate choir; selection, Haste, Ye Wise Men, From Afar, Freeman, by boys' choir; anthem, There's a Song in the Air, Speaks, quartet; anthem, Nazareth, Gounod, by ladies chorus; anthem, Noel! Noel! Wismar, by senior, intermediate and junior choirs; anthem, Gloria in Excelsis, from Mass in B-flat, Farmer, senior choir; chimes by organ; recessional, It Came Upon the Midnight Clear; organ postlude, In Bright Array, Drew. EPWORTH LEAGUE TO CAROL Epworth League of Methodist Episcopal church will sing. carols through the town tonight at 10, following the Christmas program in the church. Fernbrook CHRISTMAS SERMONS Rev, S.

R. Nichols will preach two Christmas sermons in Primitive Methodist church tomorrow. His subject at the morning service will be Jesus Christ, How He Came. At the evening service, his subject will be Jesus. Christ, What He Came For.

Special Christmas music at both services. Darwin and Ruth Husted will give trumpet and piano duet at the evening service. Sunday school will convene at 10. a. m.

and Young People's Meeting will be at 6 p. m. TREMAYNE'S Christmas Specials Of Quality Merchandise Billy Buster Hard Candies Quality Fine 5 lb. Pail 89c Christmas Clear Toys, 2 lbs. 35c GOLDEN HEART 6 Lbs.

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