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SATURDAY EVENING, HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH DECEMBER 19, 1923 SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS WILL BE GIVEN IN MANY CITY CHURCHES 10 SPECIAL SERVICE AT PINE STREET WUi. Sing, Cantata; Pro grams and Tea Are Announced Christmas Sunday Trill be cele brated in Pin "Street Presbyterian Church with special services tomorrow. The Sunday School service will be held at 9.40. Each department having Christmas exercises. At the morning church service Dr.

C. Waldo Cherry will speak on "The Peacemakers." In the evening church service the Pine Street Quartet assisted by a chorus of thirty voices will give Dudley Buck's Cantata "The Coming of the King." The Christian Endeavor Society will have a Candle Light service at 6.30. Tuesday at 8, the senior department of the Sunday School will have a program including a tableaux of the Nativity, a male quartet, Christmas stories, young. people's vested choir. The entertainment will conclude with the presentation of "White Gifts for the King." A Tuletide tea December 31 from 4 to 6 will be served in the women's and girl's room.

The girls of the church will entertain the girls who arc home from college. will be an informal program. The committee includes: Miss Katherine Cherry. Miss Helen McPhail, Miss Mary Fisher, Miss Sara Farner, Miss JUta Grunden, Miss Sara Jane Tunis. Miss Margaret Keif er.

Miss Eleanor Perkins. The E. H. B. Men's Bible Class of the Pine Street Sunday School, will meet Sunday morning at 8.10 o'clock in the main Sunday School room, instead of in the Boyd Memorial Buidihg, nd at this times the Rev.

Dr. C. Waldo Cherry the pastor will teach the Christmas lesson to the entire school. Annual School Pageant At Stevens Memorial Methodist Church the annual Sunday School pageant will be given to morrow night. Solo members of the regular cljurch choir are assisting in this pageant.

Mrs. John M. En sminger has been in charge of the cast. Handel's oratorio, "The Messiah," will be sung by a chorus of thirty voices at the morning service at Stevens Memorial Church to morrow. The program will include: Tenor, "Comfort Ye," and "Every Valley Shall Be Exalted," John Fisher chorus, "And the Glory of the Lord:" bass, "For Behold, Darkness Shall Cover the Earth; the People That Walked in 1 Darkness," Russell Straw; chorus, Unto Us a Child is soprano, "There Were Shepherds; and lo' the Angel; and the Agel Said; and Suddenly There WasUMrs.

John. F. Krohn; chorus. 'Glpry to Greatjy, Ruth Taylor alto, "Then Shall the Eyes; He Shall Feed His Flock;" chorus, "Beh6ld the Lamb of God;" chorus, "Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs;" chorus, Up Your Heads;" soprano, "In. Know That My Redeemer Liveth," Mrs.

John F. Krohn; chorus, "Hallelujah." Miss Vivian Eves will play the accompaniments and John W. Phillips will direct, the singers. Grace Choir to Sing Grace United Brethren Church choir, West Fairview, will give a Christmas service entitled "Story and a Christmas Candle," Sunday evening at 7.30. In the morning at 10.45 five girls from the junior department of the Sunday School will sing the famous "Luther's Cradle Song." The juniors are Misses Genevieve and Betty Sarah and Helen Haw beckerand Lida Boyer.

The choir includes: Sopranos, Wagner. Mrs. Robert McCombs, Mrs. E. H.

Cury Mrs. C. N. Ensley, Miss Hazel Givler and Mrs. Lida Boyer; contraltos, Mrs.

Emory and Mrs. E. R. Twigg; tenors, Ralph Wagner, Frank Shaull, Harry Hoke, Lin wood Wanbaugh; E. R.

Twigg; bass," Robert McCombs; accompanist, Miss Llsetta Mower; Mrs. A. B. Mower. Annual Candle Service Thr ninth annual Christmas candlelight service will be held at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church at 4.30 o'clock to morrow afternoon when a cantata, "The Story of Christmas," by H.

Alexander Matthews, will be given by the vested choir under the direction of Henry Ward Stephens. At this service the pastor of the church, the Dr. Robert Bagnell, will tell a Christmas story, "The Innkeeper of Bethlehem," by James L. McBride." The regular Christmas service of the church will be held at 11 o'clock to morrow morning when the pastor will preach on "The Meaning of Christ to the World." Children Have Programs Christmas will be celebrated In St. Matthew's Lutheran Church tomorrow at all services.

The kindergarten and primary departments will hold services at 9.45. The pastor, the Rev. G. Z. Stup, will preach on "The Lowly Christ Child." There will be no meeting of the Luther League in the evening, but the league, the young people's department of the Sunday School and members of the orchestra will meet Christmas Eve at 11 at the home of Miss Clarissa Stence, 2343 Logan street, and sing carols to the sick and shutins.

To morrow evening the Junior department, under Miss Clarissa Stence, will give a pageant entieled "Gifts." The young people's Miss Margaret Mart conducting, will give a dramatic musical play, Nativity Story." (Other Churth Xcws on Page 7) Music in the Churches Otterbein United Brethren Moraine Prelude. "Christmss Offer tory." Gnson; uitnem, "Sow Wben Jesus was Horn, James Kosers: onertorv, "Cradle Song Bo tine; soprano solo, "Gesu Bambino." (Yon): Mrs. Charlea Shanner. anthem, ''Arias Shine," H. Rowe Shelley: postlude, "Postlude in B.

Earner. Ereninr Prelude. "Christinas Pastorale. On. fW Iferke): anthem.

"Come Kear Ye Nations," H. Wat eon; (acred cantata. "The Star ol Hope," John 6. leans. Profratu No.

1, Quartet and choir, "Look Up;" No. 2, tenor solos and choir. "There Shall Come a Star:" No. 3. chorua "We Have Come to Worship Him:" No.

4, soprano and alto duet. "Angels are Sins insr in the Nu. 5. soprano solo and choir. "Tiding of Great No.

6, baritone solo and choir. "A Saviour. Christ Is Born;" No. 7. chorus.

"Glory to God;" No. 8. chorus. "Peace and tkrod Will:" No. 9.

chorus. "The Prince ol Peace;" No. 10. contralto solo, "Mary's Son to the Christ Child;" No. 11.

soprano solo "Followinr the Stnr: 1 No. baritone solo and choir. Corist Our King." First Church of God Moraine; Or ran prelude. "Jesu Bambino." Yon: anthem. "The Sun Shall Be no More," Woodward: bnertory, "Christmas in Sicily." Yon: contralto solo, "There a a honr in the Air." (Oley SpeaKs).

Mr. Walter A. Knupv. Kvenini Organ prelude. "Nazareth.

Gounod; "The iioly Nigut Buck: offertory. "Chrutmaa In fieltimo Vittone." The cnristmae cnorai uuennr Pnoohecy and jttrth ol Christ." from Mandela "Messiah," 1. Orran overture; tenor, recitative aud aria: "Comfort Te My People." "r.vprr valley shall Be lixalteU:" 3, chorua choir. "And the trior of the Lord;" 4, baritone, recitative and aria: "but Who May Abide tne Day ol bis Coming;" 5, contralto and choir, recitative, aria aud chorus: "Behold, a Virgin shall Conceive; Thou 'mat leuest Good 6. eoprano solos.

"Rejoice Ureatly Uauguter ot Ziou; 7, organ, "Pastoral Symphony;" 8. soprano and choir, recitative and chorus. "There Were Siiepnerds A bming: in the i'ields, "Glory to Uod in tut Highest." First Baptist Morning Prelude, "Largo From Xerxes," Handel: anthem, "come Let La Adore Him," Lacey; onertory, "Andante in Batiste; soprano solo. "He Shalt eeu His i'lock." (Handel), Miss Jamison; contralto solo. "Come Unto Htm," taandei).

Mrs. Bressler: authem "Brightest aud Hanscom; postlude, "Afarctie Romiine." irounoti. iveuuig Candle Ugnt service Prelude "Allegro Maestoso in 1," Asalord; cantata. "Tidings oi Great Joy." L. An lura: quartet, with assistance ot Mrs.

CorceUie Martin sackett, violinist; quartet, "Hearken Unto Me;" tenor solo, "Oh Come inimaiiuel," Joan W. Miller; quartet. "Theretore the Bedeemed Shall Ker turn:" soprano solo. "My Soul Doth Magnify tne Lord." Miss Jamison pastoral. Mrs.

SauKett. Phillips and quartet; quartet. "There Were Shepherds;" contralto solo. "The Virgin's Cradle Hymn.1' Mi. Bressler: quartet.

"Christ Was Born on Christmas Day." thirteenth century carol; baritone solo. "Quest oi the Magi," Leon Sible: quartet. "Come and Worship;" offertory "jElegte." tMaseanel violin solo), Mrs. SacKett: postlude, in A Simper. Trinity Morning Prelude.

"Old Mission Chimes," Widener: antnem. "The Christ Child." C. W. Coombs; Mrs. Harry Beck, soprano soloist, and choir; oifertory, "serenade," Fontaine: contralto solo, "There a Song in the Air." tOley Speakes).

Mrs. John M. Unrisnian: postlude. "Presto Agitato." Mendelssohn. evening' Carol "God Best oi.

Merry Gentlemen," Old Euplish; prelude. iuuit Suolime Eveuiu? Star. 1 Majrner; anthem. "Come hitner, le Faithiul." MutTisou: carol, "Tae i irst 'na ditional; anthem, "Brightest and Best Are the Sous of the C. W.

Coombs: soprano soloist, Mr. Evans: violin obiigato, Mrs. Murray; Scripture reading; authem. "Christmas," Harry Rowe Shelley, soloists, jurs. Beck, soprano, Mrs.

Laura Grove, contralto; ollertory. "Berceuse." (Tor Aulln). Mrs. Charles Douglas Murray, violin solo; cradle hyniu ol the Yirgiu, "Sleep, My Jesu." J. C.

Bartlett: Mis Naomi A. Ackley (Guest soloist) soprano solo. "The Christmas Message." (Dressier). Mrs. Ley, violin ooUgato.

Mrs. Murray: anthsm, "Calm on the Listening Ear of Might," Bn i. postlude, "Folk Song." Mendelssohn; carol, "Silent 'ight Holy Night." Gruber. St. John's Reformed Morning Prelude, "Andante in ross; antnem, "Wake Ye Shepherds," (Adam.

Geibei). solo. Miss Margaret a1 leman: olfcriory, "Meditation, V. Flagler; double "Wnile Shepherus Watched Their Sheep." Hugo Yingst: anthem. Wuiet Xignt." Aeidlinger; postlude, "Postiude," Hema Evening Prelude "Shepherds'" Song." Wilsonx offertory, "Romance," Sheppard; postlude, "roiUude," Atniord.

Derry Street United Brethren Moruin? Prluae "Offertory on Christ mas Hymns. (Op. S3. o. 21.

Guilmaut; anthem, "Glory to God," Spence; anthem. Holy Kight," Adam; offertory, "Christmas," Oesten: postlude, "Christmas Postlude." Garrett. Evening Prelude. Christmas Pageant by the Sunday School. Zion Lutheran, Hummelstown Morninr Prelude, "The Coming of the Magi," Charles U.

"cnristmas Night," Goller; offertory, "A Rose Bursts Forth," Karl Deigenderch; postlude, "Christmas Postlude." E. S. Hosmer. Evening Prelude, (a) "Hark the Herald Angels Sing." Mendelssohn: (b) "Noel, Louis Claude d'Aquin; (c) "A Christmas Fantasy." H. A.

orris; chorus, "Unto Cs a Child Is J. Trowbridge: solo. Little Town of Bethlehem." (Lewis Reduer;) sung by Mrs. Elmer Oakum: offertory "The Hymn of the Angels." H. Hardy:" chorus, "There Were Shepherds." Miles: solo, "Therea a Song in the Air," Obey Speake) sung by Mrs.

Lester F. De Ver ter: chorus, "The Heavens Are Telling," Beethoven postlude, "March of the Vtise Men." E. S. Hosmer. Early service Christmas morning Prelude.

"Lullaby." Edwiu Le Mare: offer tor "Christmas Pastoral," Samuel Be Lanre; chorus. "Hark! the Herald Angels Sing;" postlude, "Gloria in Excelsis," Julius Harrison. First United Brethren Morninf Prelude, "Christmas Offertory." Orison, anthem, 'Where Is He That Is Born King of the Jews?" (Coombs) Claude R. Engle, baritone: Mrs. Walter E.

Dietrich, soprano: Walter E. Deitrich. Jr. tenor, and choir; offertory. "Christmas Eve," Mailling; anthem, "Calm on the Listening Ear ol Night." (Parker) Mrs.

Clias A. Cooper, soprano and chotr; postlude. "Torchlight March," Guilmaut. Evening Prelude, (a). "Second Offertory on Christmas Hymns." Gutlmant: (b), Infant Jesus." Ton; anthem.

"While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks," (Neidlinger) Mrs. Walter E. Deitrich and choir, anthem. "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear," (Stainer) Claude R. Ensrle, and choir; soprano solo.

"The Christmas Story." (Bruno Huhn) Mrs. Chas anthem. "The Blessed Lullaby." INevin) Mrs. Walter E. Deitrich.

soprano, and ladies chorus: offertory. "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear," Lemon anthem. "The People That Walked in Darkness," Gailbralth; anthem. Sing to God." (Chas. Gounod) Mrs.

Chas. A. Cooper, soprano: Mrs. Myrtle S. Smith, and choir, postlude, "Chorale on Wir Christenleut (Good Christian Men.

Rejoice To day)," John Sebastian Bach. Redeemer Lutheran Morning Organ prelude. "Offertory for Christmas Season;" anthem. "Glory in the Highest." C. Harold Lowden: offertory.

"N'tzareth." Gounod; postlude. "Hesse." Evening Prelude. "Gesu Bambino," PI elro Ton: chorus, "Fear Not." E. K. Hev ser: chorus.

Come All Te Faithful Carrie B. Adams: csrols. "Silent Night." Little Town of Bethlehem:" offertorr. "Benedict us." Von Weber; chorus. "And There Were Shepherds." Lee G.

Kratz; quartet. "Star Divine." J. H. Fillmore: chorus, "Joy to the World," Findlcv Lyon; postiude, "Christmas Postlude, Hosmer, St Marks' Lutheran West Fairview Prelude. "Belle of Christmas," H.

Karoly, Op. S4; anthem, "Behold I Brinr." (J, W. Lerman) soloists, Mrs. Geo Wilbar, Miss Bthel Hoover: anthem, "Christmas (I. H.

Meredith) tolo part, Albert Lyter: solo, "The Song of the Ares," (Flora Klrkland) soloist. Miss Mary Kckert. New Cumberland Methodist Morninr Prelude, "March." Bracwell; anthem, "Sinr, Slnr. This Blessed Morn," Ambrose; offertory. Howard: anthem.

Quiet Night," Neid linrer; postlude. "Postlude." Guilmsnt. Eveninr Prelude. "Prelude," Wcl': Mrytce. "White Gifts for the Kine." the Sunday School: offertory, "Carol" selected; Postlude, "Postlude." Fistner.

Second Reformed Morning "White Gifta lor the King" combined Sunday Schools. Evening Prelude, "Adette Fidelis. Wilson: anthem. "And the Glory of the Lord," Handel: offertory. "Christmas Paa toral." Iifebure: alto solo.

The Virgin't LuUabr." (Back) Mist Berninger: quartet. "Babe of Bethlehem." Marston: anthem. "Glory to God in the Hichest." Bayles Dorothy Hoar; postlude, "Ceremonial March." Clark. Christ Lutheran Morning "Good Tidings of Great Joy." from the Angelic Choir, Adams: soprano solo. "The Birthday of King," (Neidlinger), Mrs.

May Shoop Cox. Inunanuel Presbyterian Morninr Prelude. "Adeste Fideles." Clark: anthem. "Hail the Monarch." Marston: offertory. "Shepherds Song.

Marshall: duet. "Birthday of he King. Neidlinger; postlude, "Christina Postlude," Ashmael. Night Prelude. "Silent Night." Ash ford; anthem.

"Calm on the Night." Wilson: offertory. "Adoration," Higrs: anthem. Came Upon the Midnight Clear." Lemont. St. Stephen's Episcopal Morninr "Venite." Boyee; "Benedi eitt." Clemson: "Benedictus," Barnby; anthem.

"Prepare Te the Way of the Sim." Jewell. Night "Magnificat." Simper: "Nunc Dimittis," Simper: anthem, "The Great Day ol the Lord." Martin. Twenty ninth Street U. B. Morning Prelude.

"Christmas Fantasia." Carl Mueller; Christmas carol by the choir. "Tell It Once Arain," Fred Shilling: anthem by choir. "Unfold Gates of Glory." Adam Geibei; offertory. A Sanotissima." arranged oy Aiexanoer Thomas: postlude, "Marcia Pomposo, M. Stults.

Nirht Sunday school pageant, Room in the Inn." Pine Street Presbyterian Vnrainsr Prelude. "Offertoire pour Noel." Grisen; anthem. "Sinr Heavens." Tours: offertory anthem, "On Christmas Morning," candlyn; postiuae, resuvsi Toccata," Fletcher. Night Prelude, "enrtetmas jiigni, Dudley Buck: offertory quartet, "Silent Night." Gruber: cantata, "The Coming of the Kinr." Dudley Buck: postlude, (Concerto Greejoriano). Ton.

Camp Hill Lutheran Morning Prelude. "Hymhe Celestes." Friml: offertory, "Lento," (from Christmas Pastorale). Barker; contralto solo. "How Beautiful Upon the Mountain." (Barker). Miss Mary E.

Worley; postlude. "Festal March," Kroeger. Night Prelude, "The Birth of Christ." Malliug. I. "The Shepherds in the Field." II.

"The Three Wise Men From the Eaat;" III. "Bethlehem;" anthem, "Look Up." Fearis: baritone solo. Holy Night," (Adam), Robert H. Mathias; anthem, "There Were Shepherds." Birch: offertory. "Naxareth." Gounod: soprano solo.

"Following the Star," (Fearis). Miss Kathryn Fink; authem. "The Christmas Herald." Coombs: carol, "Holy Night." Peace; postlude, "Christmas Postlude," Best. Grace United Brethren Morning Prelude. "The Manger," Guilmant: anthem.

"Sinr Heavens," (Gaul), Mrs. Shenk. soloist: carol, "The Angels and the Shepherds." (Reidell). Miss Nisley, Mrs. Good, Miss Spangler): offertory, "Allegretto." Chappellen: anthem.

"Sing Sinr This Blessed Morn." (Neidlinger), Mrs. Botts. soloist; postlude. "Christmas March," Merkel. Nayht Organ Recital Prelude, (a) "The Holy Night," Buck; (b) on Two Christmas Hymns." Guilmant: Carol Service by the choir.

"Rejoice, Re joioe," Leighter: "There Dwelt a King." (West), Mr. Shaflner, soloist); VShep herd's Christmas Song," (Dickinson), Miss Nisley, soloist) Men's Chorus, "The First Noell," Old French Tune: offertory, "Christmas Offertory," Barrett; solo. "Glory to God," (Rotoli), Mrs. Good; "Wfcile by My Sheep." (arr. by Echo Ouartet.

Miss Nisley. Mrs. Walters. Mr. Stabler, Mr.

Good; "Fantasie," organ and piano, Mr. Fleck and Mrs. Busey: "Genia in Excelsias." Gaul; Sinr to God." (Gounod), Mr. Good, soloist; postlude, "Finale," Guilmant. RidgeA venue Methodist' Morninf Prelude.

"Naxareth," Gounod; "Under the Stare." "Three Kings." the Junior Ohorua; postlude, "Allegro," Schneider. Night Prelude, "Christmas Pastorale." Merkel: Traditional Carols, "The Holly and the Ivy." "The Coventry Carol," Mrs. Jane Horting Stone, soloist, "Jacob's Ladder:" contralto eolo, Mrs. Thomas F. Ripple: offertory.

Trombone Quartet; ten6r tolo. Meredith Germer; Traditional Carols, "The Moon Shines Bright," "Gloria. Tibi Domine: "The Three Ships." Glenn Boyle, soloist; Mezzo soprano solo. "Jesu Bambino," (Ton), Mrs. Eliza Bretz Feeser.

guest soloist; anthem. Quiet Night," Neid line er; poetlude, "Torchlight March," Guilmant. St. Paul's Lutheran Riverside Morninr Prelude. "Morninr Sonr." Ashford: anthem.

"Shepherds Abiding in the Field." Ashford: offertory. "Album Leaf," Seholtz; tenor solo. "There's a Song in the Air." (Oley Speake). Roy Dixon: anthem. "The Wise Men Ssw a Thousand Stars." Carrington; postlude.

"Melody in Flat." Wilson. Camp Curtin Methodist Morninr Prelude, "Variations on an Ancient Christmas Carol." Dethier; tenor solo. "The Birthday of King." (Neidlinger), Harvey Warner; anthem, "Nazareth." (Gonnod), Charlea Murray and choir; offertory. "Christmas Pastorale," Rogers: violin solo, (a) "A Christmas Song." Grainrer, (b) "Berceuse." (Toroulin), Mrs. Charlea Murray: anthem, "Hallelujah.

Chorus." Handel; postlude, "Cbristmaa Best. Night Organ Recital. 7.1S Miss Caseel: prelude. "Pastorale." Ton: "Jesu Bambino," Ton: "Christmas Pastorale." Harkor: Christmas carol. "Tell It Once Again." (Schilling).

Girls' Chorus: quartet, "What a Wonder," (Dickinson), soprano, Sara Burgoon, contralto, Margaret Burgoon. tenor. Lynn Daugherty, baritone. Charles Murray; Ladies' Trio, "Angels of the Bells." (Foster). Ladies' Chorus and Girls' Chorus: offertory, "Lullaby," Lemare: cantata, "The Adoration," (Nevin), soloists.

Esther Jeffries and Sara Burgoon, sopranos: contralto. Margaret Burgoon: tenor. Lynn Daugherty: baritone. Charles Murray: postlude. "March of the Magi," Harker.

Zion Lutheran Morninr Prelude. "Pastorale," Guilmant: anthem. "Angelic Voices. Gounod: postlude, "Festival March," Foote. Night Prelude, "Rejoice.

Te Pure in Heart," Sowerby: quartet. "Glory to God," Decevee; postlude, "Grand Chorus," Faulkea. Fourth Reformed Morninr Prelude. "March of the Magi Kinfs." Dubois: offertory. in Sicily." Ton: soprano solo.

"Christmas." (Stultx). Misa Jraoette Reynolds: postlude. "Adeste Fideles." arr. by Whiting. Messiah Lutheran Morninr Prelude.

"The Manger" (Pastorale and Guilmant: anthem, "Prepare Te the Way ot the Lord," Garrett: offertory, "Antumn," Johnston: anthem. "The Heavens Are Declaring," Beethoven; postlude, "Festival Marcu," Mutter. Eveninr "Rhapsody on Old Carol Melodies." W. Lester: "Christmas Musettr," Mailly: prelude and Christmas pastoral, from ''The Manger Throne." Mannry: carol, anthem. "Gloria in Excelsis Dro." Old French Noel, arranrcd by H.

B. Gaul: carol, 'Silent Night, Holy. Night:" carol. I "Jesu. Thou Dear Babe Tradi tional cradle sonr front Haiti, arranged by Clarence Dickinson; offertory.

"Jesu Bambino," Tietro A. Ton: anthem. "The Birthday of a Kinr." Neidlinger: anthem. "Holy Adolphe Adam: postiude, "Chorua of Shepherds." Lemens. Fifth Street Methodist Morning Prelude, in Ex eelsia Deo:" (b) "Pastorale;" (c) "Adoration;" (d) "Chorus of Sh oherds." Lcm mens: processional hymn, "Hark, the Glad Sound:" anthem, "The Dawn of Shelby; offertory, "Christmas Pastorale." Rogers: postlude, "Marche Da Bois Mazes," Dubois.

Evening Christmas pageant and candle light service; Christmas carols, saxophone quartet: Christmas processional, "Angels From the Reaime of prelude, (a) "Rhsrvjodie Catilane," Bonnet: (b) ChrMtme.s Musette." Mailly: (c) "A Shep. herd's Tale," Gillette: baritone solo. "The Birthday of a King," Neidlinger, W. Stanton Llnd: anthem! "Like Silver Lamps." P.antfiv snnrann snNi. "Glory in God In the Hirhr st." Mrs.

Howard (Jrnsler: anthem. "Behold. I Brine Von Good Tidings," Hall, Myrle W. Copeland, SEND NOTICES EARLY All church notices, musical programs and announcements of services to be held Christmas Day must be in the office of the Harrisburg Telegraph not later than NOON Wednesday for publication in Thursday editions. All notices, programs and hews of services to be held Sunday, December 27, must be in the office of the Harrisburg Telegraph not later than NOON Thursday, December 24, for publication in Saturday editions.

tenor; eortrallo solo. "The Angels Refrain." Mrs. Walter H. Anderson: anthem. "Light Flashing Into the Darkness," Bristow: offertory.

"Christmas in Sicily." Tin: pageant in costume. "The Nativity." Shippen: postlude. "Halleluiah Chorus'" (from "The Handel. Reformed Salem Morning Prelude, "Scene Orientale" (Op. 37, No.

1), Kroejer: offertory. toralle." Liszt: anthem: "Behold the Days Come." Matthews (from "The Story of Christmas); postlude, "Hosanna." Wachs. Ereninr Prelude. "The First Christmas'' (On. 9, Howe: offertory.

"Christ mae Sketch." Barnard; contralto 60lo, "Jesu Bambino." Ton; postlude, "Christmas Chimes," Vincent. Market Square Presbyterian' Morning1 Prelude, (a) "Break Forth. Beauteous Light." Beach: (b) "Christmas Pastorale." Durelli: oSerlory. "Shepherd'! Sonr." Jorcs; postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus." Bandel: anthem. "Glory to God" (from "First Mozart: eolo, "The Birthday of a Kinr," "Neidlinger, Mrs.

W. II. Witherow; authem, "Jesu Bambino," xon. Afternoon White Gift Service Recital. () "Prelude," Widor; (b) "Nazareth." Gounod; (e) "Noel Eooseais." Guilmant: postlude, "Noel Polinais," Guilmant; carol by the choir, "The First Nowell," Tradi tional.

Grace Methodist Morning Organ prelude, "Fantasie in C.V Tours; anthem, Holy Night." Adam: offertory anthem. Joyful Christmas Song," Gevaert; postlude. "Fantaisie," Rousseau. Candlo Light Service Organ prelude. "Adeste Fideles." arranged by Thayer: cantita by tie ehcir.

"The Story tif Christmas." Matthew; postlude, "Priests' March, M'ndelssohn. White GtfTServ.ee Christmas music and sermon will mark the morning service of the Market Square Presbyterian Church. Dr, George Edward Hawes, pastor, will preach. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon congregation and Sunday School will unite in a White Gift Christmas Service. The Men's Bible Class will have a special Christmas program at 9.45.

Mr. and 'Mrs. Deshong and Walter Gibson will sing. Because of the afternoon service the regular evening church service will be omitted, but at 7.30 o'clock the senior and intermediate Christian Endeavor Societies will unite for a special Christmas meeting. The beginners' department of the Sunday School, Miss Anna Murray, superintendent, and the primary department, Mrs.

W. F. Harris, superintendent, will hold its Christmas entertainment Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Thursday afternoon, at 4.30 o'clock, the junior department, of which Miss Anne Kelker is superintendent, will hold a Christmas program. Ridge Avenue Service The choir of the Ridge Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church under the direction of Miss Mary Jelley will have charge of the evening service at that church Sunday.

The program to be given will be the "Candle Light Service," as follows; Prelude, "Christmas," Guilmant; processional, "Oh, Come All Ye Faithful;" traditional carols, "The Holly and the Ivy," "The Coventry Carol," (Jane Hording Stone, solo ist), "Jacobs Ladder;" contralto solo, Mrs. Thomas E. Riptle; offer tory, trombone quartet, Foster Shirk, E. I. Shirk, George Kline, M.

J. Germer; tenor solo, Meredith Germer; "The Christmas Mrs. Jane Horting Stone; traditional carols, "The Moon Shone Bright," "Gloria, Tibi Domine," "The Three Ships" (Glen Boyles, soloist); soprano solo, Mr.s Eliza Brents Feeser; anthem, "Quiet Night," Neidlinger; "Silent Night," organ; postlude. Services at St. Stephen's The Christmas services at St.

Stephen's follow: Thursday at 4 o'clock the church, school will hold its exercises; midnight service, at which the choir will sing the traditional carols, and Christmas morning at 11 o'clock a choral celebration with the full choir present. The Rev. Robert D. Tufft, recently from California, will be in charge of all the services during the Christmas season. Christmas Festival The annual Christmas festival will be held in the auditorium of Fourth Reformed Church Sunday evening at 7.

The program will be given by the. kindergarten, primary and junior departments of the Sunday School. W. H. Engle hart, the general superintendent of the school will preside.

Sunday morning the Rev. F. W. Teske will preach on "Following the Star." v'w ccrr to a vwAY IB. P.

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WE NC Vfc TO CAJ 0XV rAE i wit nvnahria tww i 7" CHURCH DIRECTOR Y. Lutheran Augsburg The Rev. Dr. A. M.

Sta mets. 10.30, Christmas program by the Sunday School: 7.30, a program of Christmas carols: 2. C. E. Redeemer The Rer.

JS. Shaffer. X0.30, "The Advent:" 7.30. carol service. St.

Matthew's The Rev. Grayson Z. Stup. 11. "The Lowly Christ Child:" 7.30.

Christmas pageant by the Sunday School: 8.43. Sunday School, exercises by primary department. St. Mark's. West Bairview The Rev.

Ludwig C. Mortensen. 7.30, a Christmas question "Where la He!" 6.30, C. E. meeting: 1.30.

Sunday School. St. Paul's. Werteville The Rev. Lud wir C.

Mortensen. 10.30. a Christmas quesUon. "Where Is He?" P.30. Sunday School; 7.46.

Christmas service by Sunday acnooi. Zion. Hummelstown The Rev. C. E.

T.eatherman. 10.30. "The Son of Man A Friend;" 7.30. "The Deliverer:" 9.1 R. Bible School: 0.30.

Luther Learue; 6.30. Christmas Dawn service. Mt. Zion, Good Year The Rer. I.

W. TrosteJ. 9.30. Bible School: 10.30 "The 6. Junior Luther Learue; 7.

Senior Luther League. Upper Bremudian The Rev. I. W. Tros tel.

1.30. Bible School: 2.30. "The Incarnation:" 7. Luther League. St.

Paul's The Rev. J. R. Rnbb. 10.30, sermon: 9.30.

Sunday School: 6.30, C. E. St. Michael's The Rev. D.

C. Witke. JO. "How to Enjoy a Blessed Christmas:" 7.30. "Advent 11.

Sunday School. Trinity, liemovne The Rev. A. Bush. 10.43, "The Miracle of Miracles:" 7.30, "Candle Lia ht Service:" 9.30.

Bible School: fi.30. C. E. Zion The Rev. Dr.

S. W. Herman. 10.30. "The Christmas Sign:" 7.30.

"Room for Christ!" 1.45. Sunday School 10. Men's hour: 10.30. Children's hour: 6.30, Luther Learue. Penbrook The Rpv.

John J. Weaver. 10.30, "A Christmas Lyric;" 7.30. Christmas program; 9.30. Sunday School.

Memorial The Rev. Dr. L. C. Mares.

10.30. "The Coming Shiloh:" 7.30. Christmas exercises by Sunday School: 2 Sunday School: 6.30. Senior Luther League. Christ The Rev.

Dr. Thomas Reisch. 11. "Born of a Virgin:" 7. Christmas entertainment.

Messiah The Rev. Carl C. Rasmusseri. 10.30, "Jeeus the King:" 7.30. Candle Light Service:" 3.

Sunday School. Grace The John Henry Miller. 11. "The Greatest Christmas Gift: 7. "The Precious Promise Fulfilled:" 10, Sunday School.

Trinity. Camp Hill The William E. Swone. 10.45, "Jesus the King;" 7.80. "The Truce of God 9.30, Sunday School: B.80.

Luther League. Bethlehem The Rev. E. Martin Grove. 9.45.

Sunday School: 11. "From the Manger to the Throne;" 6. Sundiy School Christmaa propram: 7.30, Luther League Candle Light service. Calvary The Rev. T.

H. 11, "The Christinas Joy:" 7.30. "The Kinr of Glory;" 10, Sunday School. Church of God Green Street The Rev. E.

T. Asper. 0.43, Sunday School: 10.45. preaching: 6.30. C.

7.30. preachinr. and Paxton The Rev. 0. E.

Howard. 1045. and 7.30. preachinr: 9.30. Sunday School.

Penbrook The Rev. J. A. Detter. 10.30.

"The Incarnation of Jesue Christ:" 7.30. "The Desire of All Nations:" 9.30, Sunday School: 2. Junior and Intermediate' C. 6.40. Senior C.

E. Narel Street The Rev. William T. Shup. 11 and 7.30 preaching; 9.30, Sunday School; S.45.

Junior C. 6.45, Senior C. E. First The) Rev. Thomas M.

Funk. 9.45. Sunday School: 11. "The Arm of the Lord Revealed:" 6.30. Intermediate and Senior C.

7.30. Arias from the "Messiah." Handel. Progr The Rev. W. H.

Snyder. 10.30. "The Incarnation of Jesus:" 7.30. Christmas entertainment; 9.30, Sunday School. North Street The Rev.

James E. Wag ner. 11. "Giving and Foryivmg; Ohnotmas entertainment; 8.4o. Suuday School.

Maelay Street The Rev. J. 0. Weitrle. 0.45.

Sunday School: 11. "The First Martyr for Christ;" 7.30 preaching. United Brethren State Street The Rev. II. F.

Rhnad. 10.43, "The Miracle of Money;" 7.30. "Christmas 9.30; Sunday School; 6 and 6.30. Y. P.

S. C. E. Derry Street U. "That Wonderful Child:" 7.30.

Christmas entertainment; 9.50. Sunday. School. Otterbein The Rev. C.

A. Snavely. 10, Sunday School: 11, "The Spirit ot Christmas:" 6.30, Intermediate and Seuior C. 7.80. musical program.

Twenty ninth Street The Rev. Parke Kurti. 10.45. "A Chrietmae Message:" 7.30. Christmas pageant "No Room in the Inn:" 9.30.

Sunday School. Grace The Rev. H. E. Sehaeffer.

10.43. "Good Tidings or Great Joy:" 7.15, Choral service: 9.30.TSundsy School: 6.J0, Junior. Intermediate and Senior C. E. Calvary, Lemoyne The Rev.

C. M. Sparrow. 10.30. "Christmas Sermon:" 7.30.

cantata. "Light of the Ages:" 9.30. Snndsv School; 2, Junior C. 6.45. Senior C.

E. Sirth Street The Rev. J. Owen Jone. 10.45.

"The Light of the World:" 7.30, "God's Great Gift:" 9.45. Sunday School: 6.30 C. 9. praise service. First The Rev.

Dr. I. Mover Hershev. 11. "Ways of Cclehratinr Christmas:" 7.30.

Christmas, music; 9,55, Sunday School; 6.15. C. E. Baptist Central. Steelton The Rev.

E. A. Rook. 11. "Ye Shall Find;" 7.30.

"Beneath the Sand." the Rev. C. W. Hanna: 10. Sun day School.

Tabrnaole The Kev. M. R. Pilmcr. 11.

"The Owner's Mark:" 7.30. "A Christ less Chnstmae: 9.4o. Sund.iv School. Second The Rev. C.

F. Jenkins. 10.30, sermon, the pastor; 7.30. "Sarred Cantata:" 12.30, Sunday School; 6.30. B.

Y. V. First Baptist The Rev. Max C. Wiant.

"The Hvmn of the Virgin:" 7.i "His Name Shall Be Called;" 9.45. Sunday School. St. Paul's The Rev. T.

Luther Cunningham. 10.30. "The Birthday of Our Kin:" 7.30. "Finding the Cross:" 12.30, Sunday School: 6.30. B.

Y. P. U. Reformed St. Andrew'e, Penbrook The Rev.

Fred. E. Grove. 10.43. "A Christmas 9.45.

Sunday School. St. Matthew's; Enoia The Rev. Fred. E.

Grove. 7.30. Christmss Entertainment by the Sunday School: 9.45. Sunday School. Salem The Rev.

Ellis N. Kremer. 11, Rev. K. O.

Spessad: 7.30. preaching: 8.43. Sunday School. Fourth The Rev. F.

W. Teske. 10.4", "Followinir the Star;" 7. "Christmas Festival:" 9.30. Sunday School: 6.30.

Young People's meetinr. Second The Rev. S. C. Hoover.

10.30. "White Gift for the 7.30. "Pre Christian Meditation:" 9.43 Sunday School: 6.30. Y. 8.

St, John's The Rpv. David Dunn. 11. "The Making of a True Chrintmns:" 7. annual Christmas service: 9.45.

Sunday School. Episcopal St. James' Memorial. Enola 10, Church School: 11, Morninr service; 7, evening service. Holy Cross The Rev.

John J. Orhurn. "A Voice in the Wilderness:" 12.30, Church School: 7.30, evening service. St. Andrews The Rev.

Archibald M. Judd. 9.45. Church School: 11. morninr praver: 7.30.

eveninir praver. St. Paul's The Rev. Philio A. Dales.

Holy Communion: 9.43, Church School; morning prayer and sermon: 7.30, evening prayer and sermon. St. Stephen's 'The Rev. Robert A. Tuft will officiate.

9.45. Church School: morninc prayer r.nd sermon: 1.30. evening prayer and sermon. Market Square The Rev. George Edward toawes.

11, "The Three Immortal Hymns ol the Nativity:" 3.45. White Gift Service of Congregation and. Sunday ft. 5. Sunday Scaool: 2.S0.

Chinese Sunday School; 7.30. C. Christmas service. Calvary The Rer. J.

H. Darling. 10.43, Dr. G. eurre P.

Donelaon; 7.30, preachinr; 9.30. Sunday School; 6.30, C. E. Capital Sireei J. Vance jiuiver.

10.45. Kasper Baltheser Mek'hlor: 7.30. Cbristmaa pageant with, tableaux; 12.30, Sunday Scnool. Westminster The Rev. Henry W.

Miller. 11. "The Birth of tne Saviour;" 7.30. Christmas entertainment by Sunday School. 9.45, Sunday School.

Camp Hill Toe Kev. it. C. Snitchsr. 11 "ilia Name Wonderful;" 7.30.

"The Messare of Sunday School. Covenant The Rev. Warren J. Com ad. 9.30.

Sunday School: 11. "The Fulness ot Time:" tt.lo. Junior C. 2. Society; t.3u.

Intermediate and Senior C. E. Society; 7. JO. "Candle Light Service." Olivet The Kev.

8. F. Bower. 11. "Gifts That Jesua Brought;" 7.30.

"Jonu the Baptist;" 10. Sunday School: y.30. Junior C. 5. Senior C.

E. Vesper services. immanuel The Rev. Raymond B. Culp.

11. The Babe, a Sign;" 7.30. "Gold. Frankincense and Myrio;" 9.45. Sunday School; ti.30, C.

E. Pine Street The Rev. Dr. C. Waldo Cherry.

11. "Tne Peacemakers:" 7.30. "No Koom;" 9.40. Sunday Scnool: 2.30, Junior C. 6.30.

Caudlo Light Service. Bethany Chapel The Rev. J. Harold Thomson. lO.lo, "Peace on Earth;" 9.

Sunday Scnool; 2, Junior C. 6.30. Senior C. E. Trinitjf The Rev.

Thomas T. Mac Ewen. 10.43. "The 'Benedictus;" 7.30. "The Gloria in Excelsis," 9.30.

Sunday School; O.30. C. K. Methodist Riverside The Rev. F.

Frank Ruch. 11. "The Star of l.aii, Cnnsi inast program; 10, Sunday School; 6.30, Epworth. League. Ridge Ave The Rev.

Thomas Ripple. 9.30, Sunday School, Christmas' program: 11. "The Children and Christmas." the Junior choir ainrs; 6.30, JSpworth League; 7.30, "Candle Light Service," the choir. Camp Curtin Memorial The Rev, George Henry Ketterer. 11.

dedication of organ chimes, sermon by Doctor Edward Reed; 7.30 cantata, "The Ad.ua tion:" 9.43. Sunday School; 6.30. Xu worth Learue. 1 Stevens Memorial The Rev. Samuel 8.

Carnell. 11. "Handel's Messiah:" 7.30. When the Stars Shone." pageant: 9.45. Sunday School.

Epworth The Rev. George S. Womer. 9.45. Sunday School: 11.

"God's Unspeakable Gift;" 6.30. Epworth Learue. Christmas carol service; 7.30. "The Christmas Song." St. Paul's The Rev.

0. S. Lariur. 11. "The Great Christmas Question: 6.30.

Epworth League; 10, Sunday School. Fifth Street The Rev. Dr. Dorsey N.Miller. 11.

"The Birth of the Christ Child;" 7.30. "The Nativity." by the choir; 10 Sunday School; 6.30. Epworth Learue. Trinity The Rev. John H.

Greenwalt. 11, "A Christmas Message;" 7.30. Christmas musical program: 9.45. Sunday School; 6.30. Epworth Learue.

Evangelical Harris Street The Rer. A. W. Brown miller. 11.

Christmas program; 7.30, Christmas musical; 10. Sunday School; 6.45. Evangelical League. Park Street The Rev. A.

A. Koch. 10. Christmas program by children; 4.30. Candle Light cantata.

"The Nativity;" 9.30. Sunday School. Grace. Lemoyne The Rev. C.

W. Fink binder. 9.30. Sunday School: 10.30, "White Christmas for the King;" 1.30. Junior League; 6.30.

E. 7.30, Christmas cantata. Trinity The Rev. W. S.

Rehrer. 10.30. "Grace and Truth:" 7.30 Christmas program; 9.30. Sunday School 6.45. C.

E. Churchof Christ Fourth Street The Rev. Dr. James E. Fleming.

11. "Fellowship with God:" 6. C. 8.30. Junior C.

E. 7.30. "A Story From the Euphrates;" 9.43, Sunday School. Lemoyne The Rev. N.

D. Webber. 10.30. "Ie There a Sent Claus?" 7.30, Christina pageant: 9.80, Sunday School children's exercises; 6.30, C. E.

Church of the Brethren Hummel Street The Rev. William K. Conner. 11 "When Thou Makeat a Feaat Call the Poor:" 7. Christmaa exercises; 10.

Sunday School. United Evangelical Sixth Street The Rev. Frank Yost. 11. Christmas entertainment by small children 7.30.

Christmas cantata, by choir: 10. Sunday School; 6.45, Senior and Junior C. E. Christian Science Fisht Church, Front and Woodbine Streets 11 and 7.30. "I the Including" Man.

Evolved by Atomic Force?" 0.30. Sunday School. 8. Wednesday testimonial meeting. Miscellaneous Assembly Hall.

Central Y. M. C. A. 7.45 H.

J. Beachley. "Christ Is Born." Christian Missionary Alliance he Rev. William R. Mattbeys.

10.30 and 7.30, preachinr: 0.30. Sunday School; 6.30, Young People's Society. International Bible Students Association The Rev. W. F.

Franz. Brooklyn. N. 3. "The Highway to Lite." Gospel Herald Society Mission 9.30, Sunday School: 10.30, the Rev.

H. W. Hartmau: 7.30. preaching, the Rev. E.

Gospel Chapel 10.30. Breakinr of Bread; 7.30, Gospel preaching, by Evangelists William Beveridre and G. B. Wine miller; 2.30. Sunday School.

To PreieiT'Natmty'V Christmas programs will be given in Park Street Evangelical Church Sunday. In the morning at 9.30 the Sunday School will meet and at. 10 o'clock the departments representing the children of the church will give a specially pre pared program. At 4.30 o'clock the vesper service will be in charge of the choir and the Young People's Department, directed by H. B.

Hutchinson, and Miss Kathryn Bolton will give a pageant cantata, in candle light, enitled "The Nativity." Will Present Prizes Christmas music and sermons will be presented morning and eve ning at the Immanuel Presbyterian Church. The Sunday School will give a Christmas program Friday evening at 7 o'clock. Prizes for perfect attendance at Sunday School during the past year will be presented and candy will be distributed to the lower grade's in the school. The Christian Endeavor Society will Christmas carols at 11 o'clock Christmas Eve. Covenant's Candle Service Sunday evening, the vested choir of Presbyterian' Church, under the direction of Harold Malsh, will present its annual candle light service.

Following are the programs for to morrowl Morning "Paraphrase on a Hymn," Faulkes; Old Bohemian Carol, "Come, All Te Shepherds," arranged by Soar; offertory, "Christmas," Oesten; solo, little Town of Bethlehem," Dressier (Miss. Mabel Ibach, violin obbligato, Harold Malsh) postlude, "Festival March," Sejfert. Evening Organ recital, (a), "Christmas Offertory," Barrett; (b), "Gesu Bambino," Top, (c), "The Holy Night," Buck; processional hymn, choir; carols, (a) "Come, Good Christians All," Old French, (b), "Guardian Angels," Adlam, (c), "When the Crimson Sin," (Old English); solo, "The Shepherd," Lynes, Mrs. S. R.

Harris; two part song, "Shepherds, Rejoice," Mansfield; offertory, "Christmas Musette," Mailly; anthem, "The Angels Song," Dressier, (violin obbligato); anthem, "There Were Shepherds," Vincent; recessional hymn, choir; postlude, "Gloria in Excelsis," Harrison. Will Dedicate Chimes At the morning service at the Camp Curtin Memorial Church a set of organ chimes, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. E. I.

Book, will be dedicated. The Rev. Dr. George Edward former president of Dickinson College, will offer prayer of dedication and deliver the address. The choir under the direction of the organist, Miss Violette E.

Cassel, will sing special music, assisted by Charles baritone; Harvey. Wagner, tenor; and Mrs, Murray, violin. At the evening service, 7.30, the choir and.i the girls' chorus will give a program. of Christmaa music, including the cantata, "The Adoration," by Nevin. Early Candle Service Sunday evening the choir, under the direction of Miss Cora Keeney, will give a carql service in Redeemer Church.

Christmas morning at J.30 the candle light service will be held. Music and a Christ mas meditation by the pastor, the Rev. M. E. Shafer, will feature the Bervice.

i Christmas night at 7.30 the children of the Sunday School will give a cantata entitled "The Children of Bethlehem." LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Everything Arranged vvt 0A MY" HOfAES Ato Ditic KAftklEV QUCK EdKETAB VU OP AM OU 1PNV.Y UNbERTA Presbyterian A Christmas Fellowship Social Is Being Arranged Ay Second Reformed Church Comer Broad and Green Streets Christmas Ere at 10 O'clock in Zwingll Hall Program TVlll Include Dlcklns' "Christmas Carol" Illustrated It ll intra KnaMal ltf al Vt. A cordial Invitation is extended to all whose homM may 1 nnt. nf linn mnj hn ..111 i i uuBwie iu return uieiT Own 1 Circle for th rhrlafmna tiiiuin. VTm nl t. 1.1 Christmas Cheer to the lonely cAjFu sBiuii wl 1 ne ijirisimas spirir.

Following, the social a Chrlstmaf service will be held auditorium of the church at midnight Christmas Greetings from PINE STREET CHURCH May the Spirit of Christmaa Bless Your Heart and Home OUR CHRISTMAS SUNDAY SERVICES 9.40 A. M. Sunday School Christmas Service 11.00 A. M. "The Peacemakers" 6.30 P.

M. Candle Light Service Christian Endeavor 7.30 P. M. "The Coming of the King" Cantata PINE STREET QUARTET AND CHORUS OF THIRTY THE HIGHWAY TO LIFE Millions Now Living Will Never Die Not in any past ages wag the Highway to Liie opened up; for in all past ages men have eoa 33th and Derry Sts (The Front Hall) The lecturer uses specified events of our day that foV. fill prophecy.

The general theme is covered in the book, "Harp of God," 48c postpaid. Address I. B. S. 1411 Thompson St.

Seats Free Ao Collectiea International Bible Students Association POK XOU TWO AN1 vu, wrv yFR rAONEY rAOUTW VOU'VA. WT TO PKWATC fcCWOOX. rt SAVFIX. TrVAC 60Ot CW OT xoo ANV VU, UKTe AS OTFTEN AAN KklhUe A VLV TOUCH TWr4H OF TOAE VIA, trtt. TKMfc BACY i 1 1 VNOrATc YOU MA.

TV AAMAX i MIDNIGHT SERVICE FOR SECOND CHURCH Christmas will be observed Second Reformed in ti series of special services, which! will begin Sunday morning at 10.30j with "White Gifts For the in charge of the young people's de partment of the Sunday School The features of the service at 7.30 will be the musical numbers by thai choir and a pre Christmas medita tion. On Christmas Eve. at 10 o'clock a Christmas fellowship 'no cial will" be held in Zwingll HallJ At this time Dickens' "Christmasi Carol" will be illustrated, and th program will include Christmas readings and singing. The Christj mas service will be held at midnight Will Present Program Christmas exercises of' Pin Street Presbyterian Junior and Intermediate Department will held Monday evening, at 7.30. Thj blue bird chorus will sing I'Cantl que De Noel." Other special, numbers will be "A Christma for? the Poor" by Helen Cremoneasf and 'Belgian Boys and Girls" by; Mary Jane Myers.

Those taking part in the story of the Wis Men are: Mary Elizabeth Taylor, Virginia Davis, George Smith Done hoo, Robert Schwartz, Edward. Brown, Stanley Brubaker, Ruth tjumepiie, Fauiine Shearer, Jam Kirkpatnck, Frank No ye lie Palmer Fox. Piano, Jane Violins, Louise Myers. Willi, Reindel and William Keiaer; Solo ists, Mary Alice Klugh, Etc Hepler, Margaret McPhail, failt Coover, Alexander McCune, Cem eron Masoner, Jack Heplr andTi Robert Schwartz. To Dedicate Room At the morning service ktVlA o'clock the new Sunday Schoo room at Shoop a Lutheran CUn will be dedicated by the Re.

Dr. RflllKlin. Tn tha a van In at SrJE o'clock the choir, under the dJrec tinn nf Walter TP Mtl1 ltt the Christmas cantata, "Th Born King." UNITARIAN Literature Mailed Free Address: REV. JOHN DAT 6S8 W. Chestnut St.

Lancaster, Pa. and thoso who will mnOni tinued to die. i The Highway to Life means what the word Imply; namely, a way by which the people MB get eternal life here, now. The casting up of this highway and the gathering out of its stones is in progress before our eyes. The way of the people, a way they have never hitherto had, is being made ready for them the way by which they will gain everlasting life oh earth.

Hear. MR. F. W. FRANZ of Brooklyn, X.

T. Sunday Afternoon at 3 P. 9L, December SOtk' FACKLER'S HALL AVMrUJC WK YO) 5MDT. ww. tie VOU COWS.