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PAGE EIGHT COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA NONPAREIL--DECEMBER 19, I9S3 Faith Lutheran To Present Pageant Sunday Cherub i is ready for its second 1953 appearance at Dodge Memorial Church Sunday. Lef to right a Front row--Marv Jane Peters, Stephen House, David Cummings, Vicki Christofferson Tommv House Barbara row-Linda Breeding, John Vuagniaux, Benita St. Clair, David Stuhet-: Kclward Gryskiewicz, Cnristine Hladik; third row Philip Jensen, Maxine Ogren, Bilh Vuagniaux, John Lapsley, Gcri Ann Peters. Susan Wenstrand; back row--Claudia Tornblom, Patty Moss Bobby Sewell, Kathleen Reagan, Linda Photo. Mokes 2 Appearances A Year Cherub Choir to Sing Four Numbers At Dodge Sunday Twenty-five cherubs Sunday a will sing Memorial Church, making their second and final appearance of 1953.

These particular cherubs ore kindergarten through third grade pupils who make up the Cherub Choir at the church. The, infrequency of their appearances at the church is explained by Mrs. K. Barber, wife of the pastor, who directs them. "They're so little we think and Chancel Choir, adults.

Catholic Churches Plan Special Masses Spcc.ial Christmas Eve high masses have been set at three Ca- Easter Ynd Sunday "before" Christ- thoac Churches and tentatively set mas appearances are a a fourth. she reports. "But they practice! Final annbuncement of masses in long and a i for their brief 1 connection with Christmas was not currently also directs the church's Junior Choir, fourth through eighth Trinity Baptist Plans Canata Organized in September, the 19 I voice choir of Trinity Baptis Church will present "The Firs Christmas" cantata at 7:30 p. Sunday. The cantata was arranged an by th i Hitch lime before the congregation." Only Have 25 Robes The Cherub Choir rehearses each Saturday in Lent and each Saturday in Advent.

There are no particular entrance requirements, other than proper age. "But we only have 25 robes so wo try to hold the number to that," Mrs. Barber explains. The robes which the tots wear when they lead the church's choirs in for Sunday's service, are short white ones topped with bright red bows. "The children, who love to be in the choir, will sing four short numbers this year," their director reports.

Choir members, prior to their which are to bi. i year. i i the chancel, will sit on small i especially brought in and in front of the regular seats o' H'P Chancel Choir. T'io choir was organized five j-fars ago by Mrs. Barber, who at St.

Francis Church. Holy Family Church. St. and i all hold Miss Janice Smith is the accon panist. The choir will sing five se lection of the Christmas story.

Miss Joann Easdale, Miss Nanc Smith and the Rev. Mr. Hitch wi sing solos. In duet arrangemen Miss Phyllis Bowen and Miss Eas dale will sing Little Town Bethlehem," a quartet of Charle Smith the Rev. Mr.

Hitch, Har old Burris and H. A. Barnett wi sing "God Is Gracious." Reading of the scriptrue will Jim Bradbury. special midnight masses. Christmas daytime masses include: Holy Family 8 a.

m. (high); 10:30 a.m.; 32'10 p.m. St. Patrick's-- 7:30 a.m.; 9 a.m.; i a.m. St.

Peters-- 6:30, 7, 8, 8:30 and 9 a.m. St. John's Meet To Have New Dress Annual congregational meeting of St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church, Union and Pierce Streets, will take on a new dress A ham dinner is planned al noon Jan. 10 as a precede to the business session.

Church Council and Brotherhood members will set tables and wash dishes. First Presbyterian To Hold Annual Meet The annual election of officer of the First Presbyterian Churc will be held in connection with potluck dinner Jan. 6 at the church Deacons, elders and trustees wi be selected for the new year. In addition, the building com will report on plans for new structure. To Broadcast 'Messiah' Handel's oratorio, "The Me siah," will be presented ove KFAB Sunday at 10:30 p.m.

by th Independence, Messiah Choi The program originates in Kansa City and is sponsored by the Christmas Programs In Council Bluffs The choir of Faith Lutheran Church and the children of the chool and -Sunday School will earn' up for a presentation of Glory to God," Christmas pag- ant, Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The pageant is being directed by iVilliam Levenhagen, principal of be parochial school. It will include Christmas hymns, a speaking chorus of angels, solos rom Handel's "Messiah" by Diane 'eterson, and Scripture readings iy the Rev. Robert Miskimen, ihurch pastor. Mothers Make Costumes Mothers of children in the cast have made the costumes.

Those in the cast are: Jay Thomas, Raymond Hutchinson, Joicy asali, Karen Morrison, Deanne Heisler, Shirley Hemiller, Lois Brown, Carol Adkins, Carolyn Myers, Karen Jensen, Robert Casai, Larry and Lawrence Collinson, Peter Peterson, Bill Mauck, Jim VIorrison and Aarno Papst. Christmas Day service, "All the World Worships Him," will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the church. Yule Programs At Local Churches Similar programs are being held by most churches in Council Bluffs during Christmas week. In brief the churches and scheduled pro grams are: Assembly of God Christmas program at 7:45 p.m.

Sunday. First Baptist Church Schoo Christmas program at 7:30 p.m Sunday. Christmas eve program a 11 p.m. Thursday. Seventh Avenue Baptist --Christ mas program at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday Choir to present Message of Christ mas in scripture and song at 8 in. Wednesday. Trinity Baptist-- Sunday Schoo Christmas program at 7:30 p.m Wednesday. Christmas Eve servic Thursday. Walnut Grove Baptist Christ mas program at 7:30 p.m.

Wednes day. Broadway Christian Christma: program by Church School at p.m. Sunday. First Christian--Christmas con cert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Bibli School Christmas program a.t p.m. Wednesday. South Side Christian Bibl Rehearsing Rules in the Christmas pageant at Faith Lutheran School are, left to right, Jay Thomas as a shepherd; Raymond Hutchinson as Joseph, and Joicy Casali as Photo. a.m. Christmas Day.

Prayer and fasting at 9:30 a.m. Dodge Congregational Combined choruses to present cantata- pageant, "The Chorus in the Skies" at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Sunday School Christmas program at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Christmas Eve service of carols and candle-lighting at 11 p.m. Thursday. First Congregational Sunday School Christmas service at 4 p. m. Sunday.

iresent spoken cantata, "Go Ye To Bethlehem." Christmas Eve communion service at 10:30 p.m. Thursday. Salem Evangelical Christmas party for children at 2 p.m. Tuesday. Christmas program at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday. St. Paul's Episcopal Christmas Eve service at 11 p.m. Thursday. Christmas Day service at 10 a.m.

Friday. School program at 6:30 p.m. Sun-j day. Central Church of Nazarene -Choir to present "The Quest of the Magi," Christmas story cantata, at 7:45 p.m. Sunday.

Phyllis Durick will read Christmas Story. Junior Dept. of Sunday School to present Christmas program at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday. First Church of Nazarene -Choir to present cantata, "The Child of Bethlehem" at 7:45 p.m.

St. John's Evangelical and Reformed--Program at 7 p.m. Sun day by Church school, Nursery- Kindergarten-Primary Depts. to i pageant, "Love-Giving." Junior-Junior Hi-Senior Depts. to tionwide Reorganized Church of-Sunday.

Sunday School Christmas Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, the Rev. V. D. Ruch, pastor oi the local RLDS church, said. program at 7:30 p.m.

Wednesday. Choir to sing carols following program. Early morning prayer at 6 Events of the Week In Your Church i p.m Wednesday i meeting, Church Of The Brethren Fre.U-rKk siiperln- i A i near Uijchlh St. i i an 1 Assemblies Of God A of God Sever.Hi A and Si I) pastor. a School.

a.m. -Mi Black, iup-innt-jiuienr. it a.m i i service, aj Chriii Ambasnttdors, 7:15 Bcspfist Ave. at i i St. A a Knisrhi.

pasior. Sunday Scliool. a.m. Mrs. i imcn i 11 a a It the- AnguU Had Not Suncr?" -Nursery.

Votuh i lit! n). a sn nriff 7:11) i service, 7 ruosuay: c.iroli"K. P- ni. Wednesday: a service, in Choir, 2U p.m. Seventh A Ave.

at Scii'iuh Si. a i J. i Sunday Srnoo l' a.m. K. Harold S.ac-v.

Wofhip. 11 in. "The i of i and Hol i i i a St. and A A K. Khodiv, pastor.

Sunday School, 1:3" a m. Mrs mc-e a I sh.p, a.m. HTl', p.m. ISve- i service, i i 2133 A B. Francis i i pa.stor.

a School, 9 4 5 a.m. Mrs. Clyde Kasdale, i ent Worship, i 5 5 a m. Youns People's Group, livening service. a Grove i i St.

ami A J. Charles C. lioyJ, pastor. a School, 3:15 a neth Vande'rzlel. i Wor- sh.p.

11 a m. "The a Uirht." i a message. i a story for i Saturday Practice for i a program, 1:30 i Catholic Holy a i anc, A I pastor Suntlav masses at and 10 a and 12:10 Masses at. a Sunday. St a i a i i St.

and i Ave. James Dnnahey, V.F.. pastor. a masses at R. 9:13 and I a Weekly Novena on Friday at 7 and m.

St. a i a and Haujrhn Thomas J. Mommy, pastor, Suntl.iv masses at 7-30, 0 and 11:15 Homer Citskfy, pa.stor. a Schoo', U) Leah i i i Worship. 11 a.

171. r. and Mrs. Lieo are Attest speakers. Church Of Christ of Christ i i St.

anil A C. Worship, 10 30 a Bible 10. 45 a.m. Sermon, 11:15 i.m. i 11:15 a.m.

Church Of The Nazarene a 627 Seventh Ave. C. K. Gieselnuin. pa.stor.

Sunday School a Dale Thomas. i If) 50 a m. Christmas Messace." Jr. and Youth Groups, 7 p.m. Pre-seryice prayer, 15 m.

i service. 7 45 First A A at i Si. Aleck G. irimet. pastor.

Sunday School. 1:15 a.m. Galortl A Rich, stlper i AVorship, a.m Subject: "Christ Incarnate i i "Broadcast over I to a People's i a Program. ri m. i service, 7:15 Early Risers' prayer i 0 a Pre-servicc prayer, 6:1," p.m.

Tuesday: Teen rally. p.m.. Rev. Kil Gallop of Omaha First Church of Nazarene to speak. Wednesday: Karly morning- prayer, a.m.

Saturday: i i SI. Choir reliearral. 7 3 0 Church Of God Of Prophecy of God of prophecy 17(0 A Dennis, pastor. Sunday School. 9 45 a m.

Miss Hess Doty, i Worship, 11 a.rn. Congregational a 'ii The a m. mass is especially for ch St. Peter's 1 St. Si.illliauiiHT.

pasto- Sunday mas-cs, and 10 a Weekday and Saturday i 15 a.m. a a i i i i i i 7 m. Confession. 3 to in 7 to 9 Christian a a St. and A A.

Fred Coley, pastor. Sunday 0 3 0 a.m Mrs. A a fie'1, i Worship, 10:10 a "Tae i a i ant! i Fluhp Din-ham, a Sunday Si-nool. a.m Wallace P. i i Worship, 10 30 a "Th, llaby Grew i das-, ti-30 p.m.

Mor.d.iy. Council, p.m. Tuesday: Boy Scouis, 7 South Side--1319 S. 10th St. Uoyd M.

Sapp, pastor. a School, 9..10 a Herbert Hall, i ent. Worship, 10-30 a.m. Subject: "Leaving Christ the Christian Science First of Christ Scientist f. at KirM St.

Sunday Prhoo'. ni. i i a.m. "Is i L'nivn I i hy A IP Force rtunnp hour. Reading loom.

1 flth St oprr, daily days and legal holidays, il a.m. to 4 Dodge i a Avenue at i -second St. Raymond Barber, pastor. Sunday School, 1 ttf n. ni.

Oh fir I PS V. Am irons. superirilPnd- Worshin. 11 a Subject "When SHS Was Born in Bethlehem," of a i and Church i Jim or Hi. f.r.F.

mopis nt 5 ni. Senior Hi I meets at 6 30 in. First fill First Ave Vernon Hire, pastor a School, Knvmoni! i i i Worship, 11 in. "Emanucl--Clod i E's." a i a i i PjlRrr.1 i 5:30 m. Senior i Fellowship, 7 m.

Voting A Fellowship, ni. Monday: Christmas breakfast for college age you tip people 10 a.m. 11 a Young peopl 0 fellow- 8 30 Wednesday: Holy St. Paul's-C'JS R. lith Rnv.

i John Kimr, rector. Holy i i i i a m. Crotherhood Sf Paul's, i .1 school. 9 15 a. Jr.

Church school and nursery, i i a i prayer a mon, P. Communion, 1U n.m Evangelical And Reformed St. John's I'mou ami fierce i i-Um't-ne St'lm i VKLI-UH. Sunday School, 'i a in. KfKimikl Mark.

sup i Worship, 11 a in Need Christmas." Evangelical United Brethren Glen Ave. and Picrcp St. A T. Washington. ptiMor- Sunday Srhool, I 1 :15 a.m.

a i Fro hard sup i i i i a m. i a a Fellow-hip" I'tn by hoir. Jehovah's Witnesses i a 101 1 A Lowell A. Prinks. i i in charge.

Discourse, 6:30 p.m., "Will Christ Come Aerain?" Watch tower 8 p.m., "The Day for Salvation." Tues- i a i Study, 8 "Foundation for the New World Laid." Friday Service meetinK, 7:30 Ministry School, 8 30 p.m, a i Sentences part 1), Jewish Chevra a Yisroel Synagogue -18 t-'t. David Korb, rabbi. a services Friday, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, 9 a and 7 p.m. Latter Day Saints Church of Jesus Christ i St.

ind A A Don Snarr, branch president. Priesthood meeting, 9 a ni. Teacher training. 10 a m. Prayer meeting.

a m. Sunday School, 10 3fl a.m. Francis A. Charles, super- i Reorganized HO W. Washinston Rev.

V. D. Ruch, pastor. Sunday School, 9 4 3 a.m. A.

E. Dempsey, i Worship, 11 a.m. Subject: "Follow the Star." Junior Church at 11 a m. Nursery a i a i Zion's Leagues, fi In p.m Evening service, 5 ni Wednesday: Prayer meeting. 8 m.

Lutheran a and i Streets. Krni T. Holm, pastor. Sunday Sr hoo), a.m Mrs. tester Haas, super- i Worship.

8.30 and 11 a.m. Subject: "The. Light of God's Justice Shines to AH." Tuesday: Luther League caroling at 6'45 p.m. Faith 2100 S. UUi St.

Rohert Mis- kinien. pastor. Sunday School. 3 '30 n.m A Kibat superintendent. Worship.

If)'30 a.m. "My Christmas Card." Walther League tree decorating party. p.m. Monday Adult i a i class, 7'30 p.m, Thursday; Children's service practice. 2 p.m.

Our Savior's Bluff and Story Streets. Verner Carlsen. pa.stor. day School, 9:30 a.m. Henry T.

Jensen, superintendent. Worship. 10'45 a.m. "Cisterns or "Wells." "Wednesday: Choir rehearsal, 7:30 p.m. Redeemer i St.

and A ft. John H. Martin, pastor. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Worship, a.m, St.

English Seventh St. and "Willow TCugene K. "Harrison, pastor. Sunday School. 9:50 a.m.

i ard J. Peter.seri, superintendent. Worship, 9 a.m. and JO a.m. Adult instruction class, 5 m.

St. Paul's Frank and Perrin Ave W. Loheok, pastor; Alan L. vicar. Sunday School, 9'15 a.m.

Howard R. Green. i Worship. 10:30 a.m. "True Christmas Preparations." Children's Christmas Five Service rehearsal.

2 p.m. i i i SI. and Broadway. 13dward K. Hninicke, castor.

Sunday School, 9'15 a. m. Hurry W. Schuttz, i Worship. 10:15 a.m.

Methodist Broadway "Broadway at First St. Rlsbep. pastor. Will i a SaimieNon School super- dPiit, Sunday School, 9 31) a m. Worship.

10.4,") a.m. i i i of 0 p.n. Vouni? a ship. 7 p.m Tuesday: Ohaiifel choir tiraftice, 7-J10 p.m. Bethel A i St.

and A A. Hudson, pastor. Sunday School, a.m. Janice i "Worship, 11 u.m. Epworth Avenue at Twenty- i St Merton D.

Wyatl. rastor Sunday School. a ni. fj. A.

Ttiom- as, superintendent. Worsjhip. anc lll.r.N a.m. Suhjpc-t: "Why Clirist Came Tiaptism of children and reception of members at both services MI'F. 3 p.m.

Senior MTK, I p.m. i Avenue 1SOO Fifth Ave. Kermyt Roebuck. pastor. Sunda School, 8:15 and 11 a.m.

Joseph Carter, superintendent. Worship, 11 a. m. "A Sign Unto You." Baptism, i a i and reception of mem- ers. Senior MYF, 6 p.m.

Tuesday: nter. Youth Fellowship. 6:30 ni. Young- A Fellowship, 8 p.m. Wed- esday Choir, 7 p.m.

Trinity 701 Fourth St Clarence mary Dept. to present program Dec. 27. Our Lutheran Beginner, Kindergarten a Primary Depts. to give Christmas program at 2:30 p.m.

Sunday Junior, Intermediate and Senior Depts. to present "The Kingdom of the Christ Child" at 7:30 p.m. Festival Christmas worship at 10:45 a.m. Friday. Redeemer Lutheran--Children's Christmas Eve service at 7:30 p.m.

Thursday. Christmas Day festival service at 10:30 a.m. Friday. St. John's English Lutheran program of songs and recitations at 4 p.m.

Sunday Candlelight Christmas Eve service at 11:30 p.m. Thursday. Selections by -Junior and Senior choirs. Sermon by the Rev. Eugene R.

Harrison. St. Paul's Lutheran--Chrislmas Eve children's service at 7 p.m, Thursday. Christmas Day service at 10 a m. Topic: "God's Unspeakable Gift." Broadway Methodist Church School Christmas program at 4 p.m.

Sunday. Epworth Methodist a School Christmas program at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Fifth Avenue Methodist--Church School Christmas program at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Christmas andle-light service at 11:30 m. Thursday. Trinity Methodist Christmas cantata at 4 p.m. Sunday. Children's program at 7:30 m.

Calvary Open Bible--Christmas program at 7:45 p.m. Sunday. First Presbyterian Christmas service at 11 a.m. Sunday. The Rev.

Howard B. Dooley, B. to Christmas sermon. Junior and Senior choirs to sing. Glendale Presbyterian--Program at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, with hy small childi-en and choir. Westminster Fellowship to present a play. "No Room in The Inn." Sun- Church of Jesus Christ, LDS clay School members will give rcri- Christmas service by the Sunday tations. Eve School at 10:30 a.m. Special Christ- candle-light service at 7:30 p.m mas program for children at 7:30 p.m.

Tuesday. Reorganized Latter Day Saints-The Song of Christmas" by a 70- voice choir at 5 p.m. Sunday. a Lutheran Sunday School to present Christmas program, "The Name of Jesus," at 7:30 p.m. Sunday.

Junior and Intermediate Depts. to take part. Pri- Thursday. Grace Presbyterian Church Faith Bred the Know-how jor Winifred C. Boynton School Christmas nagcant at 7:30 p.m.

Sunday. Christmas Eve candle-light service a1 11 :30 p.m. Thursday. Special Christmas message by Rev. Kenneth L.

Kubler; music by the Adult Choir. Manawa Park Presbyterian -Sunday School Christmas program at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. i Presbyterian --Pageant at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Christmas Eve service of carols and lights at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. United Mission Church--Christmas proeram will be presented at 10 a.m. Sunday. P.

HUKht's, pastor. Sunday School, a.m. Gabriel Covaleiuc, super- Worship and baptismal ervice. 11 a.m. HiRli School Fellow- ihip, 6 m.

Jr. MYF, Int. p.m. ifomlay; Hoy Scouts, 7.,10 p.m. Wedlesday: Choir, 7:30 p.m.

Nondenominational i i a Home i a Chapel N'orth Seventh St. and Avenue E. Dr. Carson Bransby, pastor. Sunday School, 10 15 a.

m. Miss Mary P. Jenny, chaplain. Worship, II a. m.

devotions every niornmp at a.m. except Saturday. Wednesday Vespers nt fi p.m., the Rev. Kermyt Roebuck Open Bible a a i i 8 A Curtis 0. Heide, pastor.

Sunday School, 10 a.m. Worship, 11 a.m. "Overeomers" i i Mary Rose Johnson as leader, p.m. Thursday: Yountc Peoples to sine Christmas carols to the sick meet, p.m. al church.

Pilgrim Holiness i i i St. at i Ave. H. A. Downing, pastor.

Sunday School. II 1 a.m. Elmer 15. sup i Worship. 11 a.m.

FTPS, 7 p.m. i service. 7:30. Evnngel- stic messapre. Wednesday: Prayer, ":30 p.m.

Presbyterian Bethany S. 7th St Rohert toward, pastor. Sunday a.m. Rodna a i superintendent. Worship, 11 a m.

First 034 Willow Ave The Rev. Howard Dooley. pastor Sim- day School. a.m. Mrs.

Clinton Gross, i Worship. 11 a.m. Christmas message bv Rev. Dooley. Nursery hour at 11 a Coffee hour at 12 noon, Youth carol and Christmas Fellowshln in even i Monday Scouts, Troop 17.

p.m. Tuesday: Bxporer's Pen 17, p.m. Grace Grace end Pierce Streets. Kenneth Hubler. pastor.

Sunday School. 0:30 a.m. Mrs. Harrv K. i i Worship.

3 0 a 10:55 a.m. i "Paradox of the I a a i Monday Boy Scouts. 7 p.m HurtKet Council. 1 m. Wednesday: Junior HiRh Fellowship.

45 p.m, Manawa Park Route 1. Kenneth Hubler, supplv pastor. Sunday School. Ifl 30 n.m Mrs. Russell Cozad.

i Worship. 9'30 a.m. "Priority of God." Westminster i SI. and Third Ave. Ellis H.

Butler, pastor. Sunday School, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. MM. TCmma Anthony, superintendent. WorshiD, 11 a.m.

Subject- "The Beprin- nint; of 'Pence Baptism and reception of new members Monday: Bo t-'roiils. p.m. Tuesday: Sr. Hi W. (i a.m.

Wednesday I I I W. V. When Winifred Boynton that what she wanted more than anything else in the world was to build a beautiful and dignified little chapel on the grounds of her home in Door County, she was faced with two serious obstacles. First, her family was ice- cold on the project; second, she had no idea how to go about it. Women like Mrs.

Boynton have no trouble winning over their families-- particplarly to worthwhile causes. But even those with as much innate talent as she has might find themselves quailing before the prospect of designing and building and painting and decorating and wood-carving as intricate a piece of architecture as the Norwegian Chapel she finally decided complete. And even when the chapel was finished, Mrs. Boyn- on's difficulties weren't over. Reinhold.

who just published her book "Faith Builds a The Salvation Army Citadel 28 N. 7th St. ('upturn and Mrs. LeRoy Gould, officers in 1 Sunday School, (1:30 a.m. Marsarel Smith, superintendent.

Holiness service. 11:30 a Neighborhood House Jill teenth Ave. Sundny School. Monday through Fridflv. a i a classes.

Cixiards, 1 in. United Missionary United i i a S11 P. 21st SI Paul W. Diamond, castor. Sumlnv School, Miss Josephine DOUE- las bUperintendenU Worship, 11 a.n p.m.

a 7 ni. Thursday: Sunbeams Pastors Child Average Is Up (Herald Tribune' Service) WASHINGTON Congregational ministers in the United States now are averaging twice as many children by the time they reach age 30 than did their predecessors, ac- cordfhg to a nationwide survey. The study was conducted by Mrs. Betty U. Kibbee, of the Population Reference Bureau, a private organization here, and the Rev.

Be- Baharian, pastor of the Quincy Point Congregational Church, Quincy, Mass. Results showed the number ol children per minister at age 30 has risen 112 per cent from an average of .58 of a child per minister born in 1902-'09 to an average of 1.23 children per minister borr between 1918 and 1922. Shows Lower Ratio Studies of the birth rate among 182,000 college graduates, conducted over the last eight years, have shown a similar upswing, but with a lower child ratio than of the ministers. An average of 1.81 children per male graduate of college classes 192V28 was found 25 years after graduation. Congregational ministers, in approximately the same birth-year group and at the same 2.40 children each.

An increase in early marriages oartially accounts for the increase in both grouns, and also is part of a general birth rate increase in the United States. sked her to do pencil illustrations or the book and she had to read a wok on pencil drawing in order to comply with their request. Here is Mrs. Boynton's descrip- ion of the creation of the painting of Peter and Paul: "I was eager to paint the panels of Peter and Paul. It was Walt's idea to have these two important Apostles on the two side panels between the Nave and the Chancel.

Together they build the Church of Christ Peter with the tools of his heart, and Paul with the tools of his great intellect. The existence of our little is due to the very fact that they builded well. I our design Peter is shown holding two keys. Jesus said Peter, 'I will give thee the keys to the kingdom of heaven, a whatsoever fhou shalt loose on earth shall be loosed in From this it would seem that the keys are the symbolic implements of Truth and Faith which unlock the that bind us. Paul presented no problems.

He looks in our mural the way I believe the real Paul did kind, st'ern and intelligent. In his right hand, as a militant, he holds the sword, the sword of the Spirit; and as the great teacher and writer he holds the Bible in his left hand. It has been wisely said that of all the followers of Jesus none made so great a contribution to the thinking of mankind as Paul. When I turn to greet the Paul in our Chapel and look into Ihose keen, sharp eyes, I know there is as great a heart to understand simple human frailty as there is to grasp the loftiest concepts of life. All this an'd more 1 feel when I talk with him.

There may be other Peters and other Pauls but the two I know and love are living in our Chapel." Rev. Daniel A. McGinn Daniel McGinn To Be Ordained Will Celebrate Mass Here On December 27 Thte Rev. Daniel McGii.r, 27, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Albert Mc- linn of 434 Glen will be ordained in the priesthood of the Catholic Church Monday at St. Rita's Church in Chicago. He is a member of the St. Columban Order. The Most Rev.

Bernard J. Shell, senior auxiliary bishop of Chicago, will officiate. The Rev. Mr. McGinn i celebrate his first Solemn High Mass at St.

Francis Charch here at 11 a.m. on Sunday. Dec. 27. The Rev.

Paul Koppner of Sil- vercreek, N.Y., a cousin and also a member of the St. Columban Order, will deliver the sormon. Also on the allar will be three other Columban fathers, the Rev. -'ames MrCaalin. the Rev.

Fdward Quinn and the Rev. Joseph Murrin. Archpriest for the ceremony will be Mser. James Danahcy, pastor of St. Francis.

Reception The Mass will be sung hy thr SI. Francis high school choir. A breakfast for the cltrgv and member of the Rev. Mr. McGinn's family will follow the service.

A reception will be hclc in St. Francis High School auditorium from 4 p.m. to 7 m. A native of Council the the 'Banjo Wizard' To Appear In C. B.

Joey Bochenek, known "Banjo Wizard" i be featured at the Calvary Open Bible Church Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. His appearance here will be in connection with the "Youth for Christ" movement. Bochenek was born in a large Chicago settlement known "Little Warsaw" and was raissd as a Roman Catholic. He later switched to the Protestant faith. He plays nine different musical instruments.

Plan Caroling Party The Princeton Hall Mariners of 3race Presbyterian Church will hold a caroling party at the home of Jacob Thomsens. 512 Iowa at 9 p.m. Tuesday. They will meet at 7 p.m. at the church.

Rev. Mr. McGinn St. Pe- Choir To Go Carolling The choir of Our Savior's Lutheran Church will go Christmas carolling at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Afterwards, the choir members and their wives and husbands are invited to the Arnold Christensen home for refreshments. tor's (Trade school and St. Francis High Srhool. He pnterrd Croicth- ton University in 31.13. He pntr-j-erl the S.

Navv in and served for 3 years in the SouUi Pacific dnrinR World War IT. Studies In I a In 1946. he entered St. Columban's Foreign Mission Society and studied at Bcilovue. Nob.

The following year he entered the Columnar: Preparatoi Seminary at Bristol, R. I. He completed his last three yearn of study in Maynooth College, a a Ireland, and returned 1o the U.S. in June of this year. The Rev.

Mr. McGinn is the grandson of Julius Keppner, also of Council Bluffs. He has four brothers Edmund A. and Pete" both of Council Bluffs. John, in the intelligence corps at F1.

Riley, and Cpl. Joseph McGinn, vith the U.S. Army in Korea: five isters, Mrs. Robert Ahrens of Mr. Semens.

Mrs. Irven Burke Denver. Mrs. James Morisey of Peoria, 111. and Miss Monca McGinn nnd Rose Anne IcGinn, both of Council Bluffs.

His parents are both attorneys Wcleomt to OUR SAVIOR'S LUTHERAN CHURCH--BLUFF AND STORY Hock Soith of A. L. High School Sudsy Scliool. A. M.

Worship 10:45 WORSHIP at the Historic BROADWAY METHODIST CHURCH In the Heart et the Citr MORNING WORSHIP 10:45 A. M. How Christian Sclenct Heals "THE PROMISE OF PEACE MADE PRACTICAL" KFAB 1110 kc Dae. 20, 9:15 a. m.

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