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EL, PASO HERALD Saturday, Dec. 2.1, 1912 Charity and Praise Services; Social Gayety and Good Cheer To Mark Ei Holiday Sunday Schools Plan Some Elaborate Christmas Programs Special Services in the Churches; Widespread Distribution of Gifts; Dances, Parties and Home Gatherings Are Being Given to Make the Season a Happy One Here. CALENDER OF SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENTS IN EL 'PASO Sunday night------St. Pauls Lutheran, cantata, "His Monday Methodist .........................................................................7:30 Westminster Presbyterian ..........................................................7:30 First East El Paso Presbyterian ........................................................7:30 East El Paso Methodist ..............................................................7:00 First Methodist ...............................................................................7:45 Tuesday Christian ...............................................................................8:00 German Highland Park Methodist ............................................................7:30 First Baptist ...................................................................................7:30 Christmas El Paso Highland Park Baptist ............................................................7:30 Thursday of St. Clement, tree and Calvary Houston Square Baptist, cantata, Claus, .....................................................................................7:30 Christmas week is.

It Ktarteii Friday afternoon with the cloning: Christmas programs In the public, private and parochial schools, preceding the two weeks holiday. Continuing until after Christmas day, the churches, Sunday schools, clubs and organizations have planned religious events to commemorate the holiest day In the church calendar. On Sunday there will be special Christmas services in all of the churches except the Episcopal and Roman Catholic churches. These will have their services on Christmas day. Song: services will be held Sunday evening: in many of the churches and appropriate sermons will be preached in all of the pulpits.

Monday and continuing: until after Thursday, there will be Christmas trees, cantatas and Santa Claus plays In the churches of the city. Sunday evening: the Lutheran church of St. Paul will have a sacred cantata which is in confirmation with the general plan of celebrating: the birthday of the church throughout the country. On Christmas day Christmas mass will be sung: In the Catholic and Episcopal churches. In the old mission of Our of Guadalupe holy play will be Riven Tuesday and the history of the birth of Christ will be reproduced during: the day.

Socially there will be many danccs, dinner parties and receptions dur- In the week of Christmas. The Scottish Rite will have Its annual open house during: Christmas day for all Masons and their friends. The Knights Templar will hold its annual Christmas religions service in the Masonic temple at oclock. The Y. M.

C. A. will have a violin recital Christmas eve at the association open to all men of the city. May Robson In Micht will be the Christmas matinee and attraction at the El theater on Christmas. At the fort the soldiers will be grlven a turkey dinner on Christmas and they will not have to do any more duty than is absolutely necessary.

The officers will have dinners for their families and friends in their quartt rs and calls will be exchanged-. A band concert will probably he given on the parade by one of the army bands Christmas afternoon. Charity associations and others will carry out a systematic plan for dispensing charity on Christmas to the poor of the city. The Woman's Charity has arranged for baskets for the worthy poor, the Salvation Army will have its annual basket distribution on Christmas and the Elks will distribute baskets to 200 poor, whose cases have been reported to the order and investigated. In addition, there will be many private charities active on that day and relief provided for the needy.

EL.KS TO SPREAD CHRISTMAS CHEJER. Christmas cheer is to he carried into the homes of the aa poor of El Paso by the local lodge of Elks. Already SO has been contributed for this purpose by members of the local lodge and it is expected that at least 9700 wiH be raised before Christmas. The old system of distributing baskets filled with chicken and other good things to eat has been abandoned. Instead there will be clothing for the poor children and substantial food for the whole family.

Shoes and stockings will be given to keep the feet warm and their mothers and fathers will not be forgotten. In the Christmas baskets there will be flour and bacon and other things that help as well as satisfy the hungry ones. Re-quests for assistance have been received from 125 persons. Some of these are whole families. All will be remembered as their needs are being investigated by members of the local lodge.

Special services in the churches and Christmas exercises and entertainments by the Sunday schools will be given as follows: First Methodist Sunday School. The Christmas program to be given by the First Methodist Episcopal Sunday school will be given Monday night, December 23, at 7:45 oclock the Herald Angela congregation. Scripture reading, Mat. Rev. H.

G. Porter. Song school. Frank Whiting. of Delta Alpha Ciass.

school. Primary department. Part II. Flnter Santa Claus, and boys and girls with offers to help Santa Claus. Song One a Santa School.

Bible Class, Young Women's Bible class and Delta Alphas present their gifts. Solo: You Thinking of the Other Helen Collins. Juniors present their gifts. Home department and cradle roll presents gifts. Jolly Mr.

class presents flour. Presentation of candy from tree to members of school. Come, All Ye Faithful. Triumphantly school. Benediction.

Eirst Methodist Church. First Methodist Episcopal church, corner Myrtle and Ochoa. Rev. Herman G. Porter, pastor.

Special Christmas services will be held both mornins? and evening. 11 a. m. Organ prelude, Mrs. E.

E. Nold. Anthem, by the choir. to the by J. S.

Fearis. Duet, Mrs. R. J. Wilson and E.

E. Nold. Radiant by Coonds. Solo, Mrs. R.

J. Wilson, to God in the by Har- lcer. Short sermon the pastor. Subec-t, p. prelude, Mrs.

E. E. Nold. Solo, Miss Edythe Bell. Song the Angels by R.

M. NEW MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS wish to advise those who intend making gifts of that we have provided ourselves with new gold coins and clean new hills and Will be glad to serve Bank Trust Co. Just beloni Post Office. Stults. Anthem, by me choir, Over All by Ira B.

Wilson. Anthem, by the choir, Hills of Palestine, by Short sermon by the pastor. Shall I Do With Highland Park Methodist Sunday School. At the Highland Park Methodist tho Christmas entertainment by the Sunday school will be Tuesday night at 7:30. choir.

the Children processional song, children chorus. Prayer, Pastor E. C. Morgan. and Carol; choir.

Paul Downs. to the hymn; congregation. Song an I the recitation; Alynne Blades. Why He recitation; seven children. on, Christmas trio; Mr.

and Mrs. Davis and Exa Downs. recitation; Anita Love the song; children chorus. Pa Was a recitation; George Morgan. Manger recitation; three boys.

Song Shall Be of duett; Misses Redden and Bretz. Does it Mean to recitation; Will Roberts. I Love Better Than song; Henry Downs. of the recitation; three boys. Old solo; Marguerite Ruby.

i Christ is carol; choir. Christmas tree. Highland Park Methodist Church. Services Sunday will be: Morning. Voluntary, vocal.

a Song in the choir. Hymn, Come all Ye 1 congregation. Apostles creed. Prayer. Christmas carol, is i choir.

Scripture, announcements and offer- ing. Solo, Mrs. Holly. I Sermon, Rev. E.

C. Morgan. Hymn, Thou Long Expected 1 congregation. Benediction. Evening, voluntary, vocal.

Came Upon a Midnight Clear," choir. Hymn, Shepherds congregation. Prayer. Christmas carol, choir. Scripture, announcement and offering.

Chope's carol, Mrs. J. Burton. Sermon, E. C.

Morgan. Hymn, Star congregation. Benediction. aniaia. On Thursday night, January the night after Christmas, at the church, corner of Virginia and Montana streets, the Calvary-Houston Square Sunday school will give their Christmas entertainment.

It is the bright and pretty muscial Sunday school cantata, Claus In this play Santa Claus is too old to make his journey to earth land, and his fairies suggest that Paris substitute as Santa Claus jr. His chorus of nieces support him in this and Paris goes to earth land. The characters arc, Harry Swain. Santa Claus; Carl Tipton, Paris and Santa Claus Florence Robertson, Tina; Lonnie Sarrels. Zero the Hunch Back, Catherine Griffith; Queen of the Fairies, Irene Gaylord, Luna.

The nieces have the principal musical part and are the following girls: Mildred Bishop, Ola Darr, Jennie Arthur, Vera Symes, Olive Page, Mildred Rogers, Florence Robertson, Edith Robertson, Mary Nafe, Annie Servis, Anna Mansell, Katherine Mansell, Clara Morris, Eva Rhoads, Bessie Burgess, Helen Hargrove, Margaret Hargrove. Evelyn Payne, Mary Evans, Floy Wilson, Mabel Reed, Ruby Protho, Miss Irene Gaylord, Margaret iifither- ford, Lois McChesney, Miss Anthony. The drill will be in costume. The Fairies have their singing party and their drill in costume is the most elaborate thing in tlie Cantata. The following girls take part: Louise Peach, Mary Sims, Mary Campbell, Harriet Durgen, Mabel Johnson, Nellie Campbell, Alberta Howard, Velia Crr.n- er, Blanche Long, Jennie Bell Hare, Mary Powers, Ruth Jackson, Viola Gaylord, Thelma Hatch, Catherine Griffith, Thelma Osborne, Alice Van Eaton, Helen Mathews, Lois Shaw, Pearl Rehrik, Catherine Powers, Fay Ross, Clara Preston, Madaline Durgen.

The brigade will give a drill and sing during their marching, Jolly who take part are as follows: Vaughn Peck, Clyde Williams, Thomas Jones, Wolford Davis, Joseph Osborne, Manchester Pogett, Logan Hunt, Paul Gooks, Harry Gooks, Herman Miller, Ea1 i Whitehead, Arnold Whitehead, Clifford Thayer, Charles Bush, George Howard, Russell Whittington, David Spencer. The doll drill is an especially beautiful and unique feature, and will be given by the following small children of the primary department of the Sunday school: Margaret Trowbridge, Ruth Flack, Lucy Hare, Velma Wood, Beatrice Gibson. Dorothy Anthony, Helen Valentine, Margarite Bishop, Cora Hare, Ann McKinney, Evelyn Turner, Jane Dimmitt. The chorus of children will be in street attire, while all the rest are in special costumes and have an Interesting part in the work, and those who take part are as follows: Caroline Sims, Lottie Lee Hicks, Marion Pierce. Walter Jones, Kenneth Valentine.

Stanley Bevans, Elizabeth Kenton, eda Johnson, Biou Clemons, McClintock, Aileeri Farquer, Averil Lane, Elizabeth Rogers, James Rogers, Alma Preston, Thelma Preston, Genevive Jackson, Inez Heinz. The choir members will aiso take part. The other members not previously mentioned art: Miss l.ig^s, Mis. Swain, Mr. Nolte, Airs.

Sorrels. This makes in all 107 participants. The Sunday school orchestra will take part in the performance. There are seven of them: Jennie Arthur, Walton Sorrels, Poquita Clemons, Mr. Williams.

George Johnston, Vere D. Scott under direction of Prof. Sheibley. Helen Roberts will have charge of tne piano. A large stage has been built and a committee under the direction of A.

S. Howard. making elaborate decorations. Half a Christmas trees will be used, and other decorations in profusion. Miss Bess Page Hanks has had charge of the drilling of most of those who take part.

Santa Claus distribute some little gift to each of the boys and girls that evening. Everything pertaining to the singing and general arrangements of the cantata. has been under directions of Nafe. First Presbyterian Church. Special Christmas services will be held Sunday at the First Presbyterian church, Boulevard and Stanton, as follows: Morning worship at 10:55.

Organ prelude. Francis Moore. Doxology, audience rising. Invocation. Gloria Responsive reading, selection No 25 Ps.

72. Hymn 71. to the world the Lord is come. Scripture lesson. Anthem Holy (Adara- Buck).

Prayer and chant. Solo, (a) fb) (from Handels Messiah), Mr. Witte. Offertory and chant. Hymn 62, could I speak His matchless Sermon, Christmas Hymn 75, Carol, Glorious Song of Benediction.

Organ potslude. Francis Moore. Evening worship, 7:30, Christmas musical and cantata, by Hugo olf. Organ prelude (a choral by Boellman), Francis Moore. Hymn 73, come let us adore audience rising.

Anthem, (Schubert-Spicker). Scripture reading. Solo. (Neidlinger), Mrs. (Dubois), Ravmond Leila Moore.

Organ solo, Francis Moore. Prayer. Offertory (selection from overture). Francis Moore. Cantata, Hugo Wolf's sung by the choir.

The story of the angels appearing to the shepherds of Bethlehem and their gladsome annunciations. A pretentious arrangement. providing for soprano and mezzo- soprano; chorus of mixed voices, with organ accompaniment. Benediction. Organ postlude, (Arthur Foote), Francis Moore.

Rev. Chas. L. Overstreet, pastor. The choir: Tenors, Parvin Witte and Arthur Hewitt; Sopranos, Airs.

Leila Moore and Mrs. Parvin Witte; Altos, Mrs. C. O. Rucker and Miss Anne Hughes: -V.

Dick und J. L. Coggeshall; Francis Moore, organist. estministcr Presbyterian Smidny School. The Christmas program of the Westminster Presbyterian Sunday school will be given Monday.

December 23, at 7:30 p. as follows: Song by the school. Chime Prayer, Rev. John E. Abbott.

Address of welcome, Master John Grant. Song. fir trees are Miss Annie class. Recitation, Connie May Tobias. Recitation.

does earth know tis Christmas Virginia Abbott, Sallie Phipps. Margarate Gillespie, Bernice Logan. Margaret Hardie, Marjorie Pew. Song, merry chiming by the primary department. Recitation, Light, Love, Pascal Boyer, William Cummins, George Conway and John Hill.

Recitation, Christmas Jane March. Alice Carson, Myrle Tatum. Mary Cornwall, Martha Eye, Alice Eye. Years by Mrs. and Mrs.

classes. Recitation, the Tnula Hrdie, Gladys Ray. Catherine Statham, Relia Russel. Josephine Abbott and Florence Eye. Recitation.

Christmas Ruth McDonald, Julia Ray Statham, Edith McKnight and Sadie Reynolds. Recitation, Willie and Annie's Prayer." Bessie Roberts. Song the by the school. Presentation of offering to Mexican mission. Rev.

John E. Abbott. Arival of Santa Claus in an plane. Closing song, to the Dismissal. Owing to tonsilitis among members of the Westminster choir, the special Christmas music will be postponed until Sunday, December 29, but the pastor will preach on Christman themes at both morning and evening services next Sunday.

cstminster Presbyterian At the Westminister church, Rev. John F. Abbott, at 11:00 a. m. The text will be Christmas tor, will at 7:30 p.

morning sernn speakable m. of ing ning will be discour th subject of The Junior Endeavor ing at 3 deavor at will be bf society will 0 p. and 6:30 p. m. Id at 9:45 a.

funda m. inda BLACK DIAMOND COAL Makes Cooking a Pleasure and Tending Furnace a Recreation. Lump, $9.00 Stove, 8 00 Special Prices in Quantities Yards 7th and Santa Fe, Psedras and G. H. A.

racks. Phones 586, 587 I) arch. byteria a the pas- and the Un- i eve will be played by Mrs. A. R.

Millican, the pastor officiating. At the night service, subject Prov. B. Y. P.

U. meeting at 6:30: preaching at 7:30 by pastor; temperance song, quartet, by O. I). Richardson, Mrs. Vivian Walker, Mrs.

Ed Millican and Robert Smith. Kast 1 Pa mo Presbyterian Sunday School. At the East El Paso Presbyterian htireh Sunday school, Christmas festivities will be held Monday night. December 23, at 7:30. The program will be: Opening chorus, Angels Responsive scripture reading; prayer by the pastor.

Piano selection. Helen Lindemann. Recitation, "What Means Marguerite Anderson. Recitation, a little Helen Youngker. Recitation, Bonnie AVare.

Dialogue, Geo. Schreffler. Carl Garland Graefe, Jesse Poole, Floyd Graefe and Charles Gresham. Vocal selection. Miss Marguerite Harvey; violin obligato.

Recitation, Shepherd's Mabel Lancaster. Recitation. Song of Virgie Youngker. tl Ch rist ian hold its the Senior En- of Eveline Car- class, sch ool School. church, pro- Ml Faso At the East El Paso Baptist Christmas night, the followin gram will be given: Opening song bv school, to the Invocation by pastor.

Anthem, all ye Walker. Heister Richard- Esther Solo, Mrs. A'. Male quartet, Night, Turner, Robert Smith, O. D.

son, T. P. Smith. Recitation, "Christmas in Minnie Taylor, Ethel Turnei Cunningha m. Recitation, Best Month of Vernon Turner.

Recitation. of Henry Kid well, Ray York, Hally Dawson, Eldo Reeves, Joe Kidwell, Wilford Adkinson. Sonc. by class. Recitation, Gladys Adkinson.

Recitation, Ardoin. Recitation, Dawson. Recitation, Lililan Bourl Song, mary class of primary class Cunningham. Recitatior Gentrv Hudnall. roll.

Motion song by primary in a Tableau sons three girls and ticon. Recitation, Wise Parker. Vocal solo, Kenneth Brown. Dialogue. Letter Kenneth Brown, caster.

Recitation. Santa Pearl Dieterich. Recitation. Annie A nderson. Dialogue, Walker Gresham, Harrv Anderson.

Zephia Youngker. Charlie Spurlock, J. T. Dieterich. Oliver Johnson.

James Colbert, Marion Means and Roy Ware. Piano duet, Mrs. Ray and Miss Marguerite Harvey. Pantomime, Irma Singing with stereop- Addie Mrs. to Santa and Mabel readins Eda May Grace Christmas by Marguerite Ane: 'ooling Santa Emerald Viola Daisv Alice by pri- nd.

Manger Hymn," 40 little ones. by Eva Hayworth, Zelma Isabel liaslam, Marv Edward Millican. Home Goodwin, Turner. Recitation. Christmas Lillie Adkinson.

Recitation. Christmas Mrs. Chas. Baumstark. Pantomime, Ellen Warden.

Bertha Micheltree and Ruby Phillips. East El Paso ISapttat Shureh. Sunday school. 0:45, R. E.

Harris, superintendent. Preaching, 11a. m. and pastor. Subject.

11 a. m. cst John 2-16: 7:30 Prov. a. m.

service choir. Solo, Mis. Ed Millican. At the close of the morning service the wedding ceremony of J. L.

Armstrong and Miss Erna Boatwright will be solemnized. The wedding march Miss Harvey and Miss of Christmas tree and gifts. i Prcwbyterinn Church. El Paso Presbyterian Poplar and Texas streets. Brown, Pastor, services a.

Chrlst- p. by Great- p. all ye anthem by ENTIRELY BALD Her Hair Commenced to Grow after Two Use of Kerpicide. caused me to be entirely bald. I had given up all hope of again having hair when I was advised to use Herpi- cide.

After two weeks my hair commenced to grow. I now have the most beautiful head of hair anyone ever saw. Praise to Thus writes Mrs. Howard Bailey, of Bellevue, Mich. We can point to thousands of instances where the proper use of Herpicide has been followed by a remarkable growth of hair.

Herpicide is the original remedy which kills the dandruff germ and stops falling hair. Applications may be obtained at the best barbers and hairdressers. Herpicide in 50c and $1.00 sizes is sold by all dealers who guarantee it to do all that is claimed. If you are not satisfied your money will be refunded. Send 3 0c in postage for sample and booklet to The Herpicide Dept.

Detroit, Mich. Kelly Pollard, Special A nderson, derson. Stocking exercis Lena Anderson; Lucy Boone; Johnson: Small Lancaster; Hudnall; "Bright Boone. Vocal duel, Lindemann. 1 Humiliation distribution of Past 131 Pa.s! At the East church, corner Rev.

Kenneth Sunday will be: Sunday school, 9:4 mas Morning preaching service. 11 oclock, Christmas sermon by the pastor. Special infant baptism service at 2:30 p. Daniel Cresap Brown, the infant hild of Rev. and Mrs.

Kenneth Brown, will be baptised. Rev. Charles L. Overstreet officiating and Rev. John E.

Abbott. Rev. C. R. Womeldorf and Rev.

E. E. Baker assisting in the service. Evening service at 7:30 p. Christmas in beautiful life size stereoptieon views in colors.

Monday night, Christmas festivities of the Sunday school. Thursday night, great Indian fiuht story to the boys 11 years and over, battle of the by Percy McGhee. Friday, mountain picnic by the members of the Junior Endeavor society, accompanied by the pastor. Leave the church at 0 a. m.

Inimneulntc Conception. The program for 5:30 mass Christmas morning at the church of the Immaculate Conception follows: Adeste Fideles. by choir. to God in the by Miss Ruth Howard. What Mean those Holy by choir.

Lord I Am Not by choir. Lovely Infant Dearest by choir. Soprano, Misses Minnie Hiseler. Annie Ferry, Dora Grady, Katherine Hise- lcr, Lueilo Maloney. Margaret Ferry, Adelina Escajeda, Ruth Howard.

Altos, Misses If. Escajeda. Mae man, Mrs. V. C.

Becker. Tenors. Messrs. Dietz, Jordan, ler, Carrol Ronan, Ferry. Basses, Messrs.

V. C. Becker, Jack Ronan. Organist, Miss Dixie, Fassett. Director, Miss Ruth Howard.

A second mass will be held at 8:30 a. m. El Pano Methodist Sunday School. Christmas exercises of the East El Paso Methodist Sunday school will held on Monday night, December 23, seven oclock, corner of Grama arid vera streets. The program is a.s follows: Song, to the by school.

Prayer, by the pastor, Tf. Song, by story of the Baby the meaning of Christ tor. Song, Cradle primary class. Recitation, Grace Gaddis. The golden texts of this quarter, by 13 boys and girls.

Lesson 1, Pearl White; lesson 2. Norman Schindler; lesson 3, Willie Schindler; lesson 4, Pearlie Essie Harbey; lesson 5, Vallie E. McDonald: lesson 6, Maud Lillian Harbey: lesson 7, Billie McLaughlin; lesson 8. Paul Ross; lesson 9, Hiram Ross: lesson 10. Rufus Harbey; lesson 11, Stanley Mott; lesson 12, Victoria Escott; lesson 13, Ludwic Bock.

Christmas scripture verses, by six little children: Dorothy Goss, Fern Goss. Escott, Jewel Gaddis, Ruby Gaddis and Frank Schafer, jr. Christmas recitations, by six girls: Margaret McLaughlin, Mildred Bolmer, May Young, Mary Young, Lula Belle Harbey and Pearl White. Santa Claus will then make his ap- I pearance and distribute the presents from the Christmas tree to the children, i calling each by name. nder His At St.

Lutheran church the Christmas program, His prepared by the board of education, will be given by the Sunday school and choir. Sundy night, December 22, at 7:45, in the public library. In the primary department the fol- lowing will recite: Arnold Lane. Anna Kuster. Olga and Margaret Kuhlmann, Margaret and Evelyn Combs.

Fritz Hollmig, Charles Herr. Jack and Ro- ney Winiker, Mary Winiker, Ruth Gebler. Milda Meller. Marie Hudopohl, Ruth Holzman. Walter Brockmoller, Richard and Henry Fulkerson.

Edith I Bergmaim, Pansy Hudopohl, Alvin Bet! zel, Clifford Herr, Jesse Crawmer, i Adolph Brockmoller, Martha Muerdter (German recitation). Volborg Carlson. I Junior first year: Helen Madlen, Helen Rheinheimer.Helen Beisswenger, 1 Muriel Berg, Mary Merrell, Helen Kuhlman. David Cromer, Ruth Muerd- ter (German recitation), Pauline and Victoria Leuseh. Mildred Betzel.

Helen IJintze, Bessie Longe, Tillie Brock- moller. Esther Holzman, Agnes Haluer- son. Elizabeth Kuhlmann, Elizabeth Lillie Wohl, Margaret Peper. Emfred Berg. Paul Bunsen.

Willie Winiker. i Senior department and choir: Misses I Frieda and Leona Schlemmer. Paulino I Bunsen, Irene Schwankhous, Anna i Merril. Mrs. F.

C. Herr. T. H. Sprtuld- ing.

Misses Emma Hoffman, Delhx Miller, Theresa Youngberg, Edna Stroh, Thorwold land. Herbert Weaner, Fred Miller, O. V. and Mrs. Sorensen, H.

Peper. Mrs. C. A. Reinemund and Miss Reinemund.

Mrs. G. Malchow, Lottie llintze, Otto Buerger. E. H.

Combs. St. Pauls Lutheran Church. At St. Paul's Lutheran church Sunday a Christmas sermon will be given at 11 a.

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El Paso, Tex. gram, entitled, His will given Sunday evening at 7:45 at the preaching hour, in the Public library. Trinity Methodist Sunday School. The annual Christmas entertainment for the Sunday school will be given at Trinity Methodist church Monday evening, beginning at 7:30. The church will be decorated for the occasion and the little tots will have a prominent part in the entertainment.

There will be songs by the juniors and primary department, and a Christinas story told by Miss Ernestine Murry. Miss Katherine Harper will give a reading, and the Philathea class will compose the chorus. Instead of the usual treat given to the children Monday evening, a special party has been planned for the and primary departments for Christmas week, and on (Continued on next page). GH1LDREK WHO ARE SICKlYl Mothers who value their own comfort and tha, welfare of their children, should never be without. box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for for use throughout the season.

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