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Christinas
First Baptists
, Offering Music
The following program of
Christmas music will be siren by
the choir of the First Baptist
church, Marion and North Liberty,
Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock:
"Arise and Shine" ............
Carrie B. Adams
Choir
"And Thou Bethlehem" . . . .
..... ..... Marie M. Hlne
; Richard Dierks and Choir
"'Neath the Starry Hearens" . . .
.Fred B. Holton
Mrs. Theo. Roth. Mrs. Ban
Schirman and Choir' .
"Hallowed Night" ..... I
.Carrie B. Adams
Men's Quartet.
Offertory ...... .VO Holy Night"
Trombone, flute, piano and
organ
"We Have Seen His Star" . .
.......... .. . .Fred B. Holton
Mrs. Theo Roth, Mrs. Robt.
Wagers
"Christmas Memories" ....... .
.............. Fred B. Holton
. Mrs. Marvin Roth, Mrs. Stan
t ley Sparks and Choir
, "From Lands Afar"
.Fred B. Holton
Men's Chorus
"I Bring You Good Tidings' ....
...... Fred B. Holton
Ladies' Chorus
"Come Let Us Adore Him'V. ...
-. . .Fred B. Holton
Choir
At 11 o'clock Sunday morning,
the-choir will sing "And He Shall
Reign Forever" by Fred B. Hol
ton. '
Monmouth Church
Programs Listed
MONMOUTH, Dec. 20. Pro
grams symbolic of the season will
be presented at all of Mon
mouth's churches Sunday. Special
musical features in addition to
the regular choir offerings, were
presented last Sunday night, a
custom which has become tradi
tional in Monmouth since so
many students of Oregon Normal
school assist with the music in
all local churches, and these of
ferings are featured on the Sunday-night
before vacation time
because most of the students are
away during the holidays.
. At the Christian church . the
night of December 22, Mrs. V. V.
Caldwell will direct the presen
tation of a pageant.
A Christmas program and tree
with distribution of gifts for chil
dren will be the Evangelical
church feature Sunday night, and
a similar plan Is being arranged
for the same night at the Bap
tist church.
Labish Center Sunday
School to Give Yule
Program After C. E.
LABISH CENTER, Dec. 20.
The Sunday school's Christmas
program will be given Sunday
night following Endeavor service.
A playlet, "Christmas at Piney
Ridge," by the young people's
class, as well as readings, songs,
etc., by the Juniors will be pre
sented. The school teachers, Mrs. Bis
ans and Mrs. Burr,-have released
the program for their entertain
ment, which will be Monday night
at the schools. It includes a song,
by the school; welcome by Wal
lace Bloom; playlet, "Santa's Re
covery," lower grades; accordion
solo, . Edward Roosa; play,
"Grandma's Christmas Guest,"
upper grades; reading, Marvin
French; guitar solo, Leslie
Klampe; quartet and pantomime,
"Star of the East"; play, "Aunt
Van Dorn's Merry Christmas,"
upper grades; song by the school
and Santa's visit.
Services in English
And German Scheduled
On Christmas Morning
The annual Christmas program
f the Bethany Evangelical and
Reformed church school will be
given Sunday night at 7:30 o'
clock, and on Christmas day Ger
man services will be held at 10
o'clock In the morning and Eng
lish services at 11 o'clock.
The Sunday night program will
consist of three parts: Community
singing, children's program and a
pageant. The public is invited.
Morning Program
PRINGLE, Dec. 20. The Prin
gle Sunday school will give a
Christmas program Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, with the public
Invited.
Monday Is Chosen
Children of the Presbyterian
Churck will give their Christmas
prorram at the church Mnnriav
night at 7:30 o'clock, with ail de
partments oi me Sunday school
' represented.
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Programs
Court Christian
Offers Program
Sunday night members of the
Court Street Christian church will
present a special Christmas pro
gram, an old fashioned "Yule
time." It Is as follows:
"Coronation Orerture," "On. Sweet
ly -Solemn ighi" and "Lather's Cradle
Hja" by the orcbetra.
Reading by Ella Smith.
. Vocal aolo' by . J. W inkenveider. :
- Clarinet sojoa by Clark Will. ;
Pantomime by Jean Rodgers, Hatel and
Doria- Kroger, Jane Armstrong and Vio
let Kruger.
Violin doet by Louis Priem and W. T.
Van fcilyke.
Quartet, nixed. Jean. Hawkins. Sara
Tenni. E. J. Winkenvelder and W. T.
Van Slyka.
Drama tiled irriptare.
Vocal duet. Tvonne Walters and Doris
Kraf'er.
Beading, "The Other Wise Mn" by
Miaa Jean Hawkins.
A short talk by the pastor on
the subject, "Wise Men Still Seek
Christ," will conclude the pro
gram. One-Act Play Is
Feature of Yule
' A beautiful and colorful one-act
play will be given by the children
of the Foursquare church Sunday
night. They program will open
with a beautiful processional of
white-robed girls marching and
singing "Silent Night, Holy Night''
by candle light. Children will bt
dressed as shepherds and kings,
the platform being beautifully dec
orated to depict a manger scene.
Sunday morning, a program
will also be given by young people
and children as the Sunday school
enjoys the annual Christmas tree.
There will be no service Christmas
night, but Friday night, Decem
ber, 27, the Rev. and "Mrs. Bal
derson from Cleveland, Ohio, will
conduct a special evangelistic ser
vice. Rev. and Mrs. Baldersoa
will be at the local church dur
Ing Jthe absence of the present pas
tors, Rev. Miss Edith Campbell
and Ena Fanson, who will pastor
the Portland Foursquare church
while Rev. and Mrs. II. W. Jeffer
ies take a trip around the world.
Cantatas Will Be Sung
By Nazarene Choir at
Ttco Services Sunday
The Sunday school of the
Church of the Nazarene, will open
at 9:45 a. m. Sunday for the study
of the Christmas lesson. At the
close of the Sunday school period,
the children will receive presents
given by the Sunday school. At
the 1L o'clock worship hour the
choir will sing a Christmas canta
ta, "The Manger of Bethlehem."
Following the cantata the pastor
will give the Christmas sermon.
"Unwrapping the first Christmas
package."
At 6:30 the you fig people will
have a Christmas service. At
7:30 the Sunday school children
will give their program consist
ing of songs, recitations, and dia
logs. Following this program, the
choir will sing another Christmas
Cantata, "King All Glorious."
Event Is Monday
Monday night at 7:45 o'clock
has been the time chosen for tho
Christmas program of the First
Church of God, according to ac
nouncement of Rev. L. Wesley
Johnson, pastor.
Plan Night Program
The Christmas program at the
Christian and Missionary alliance
guspei taoernacie win De neia
Tuesday night at 7:45 o'clock.
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Bakery Board Has
Its First Session
The Oregon state bakery board,
created by an act ef the last leg
islature, held Its first meeting in
Salem Monday and elected E.
Franz, Portland, as chairman.
R. F. Renard; Portland, was
elected vice-chairman and Walter
Young. Oregon City, treasurer.
Young was unable to attend the
session because of illness.
E. M. Stadel of Portland was
elected executive secretary and
will maintain offices in the weath
erly building in east Portland. H-
previously served as secretary for
the baking industry under the
code.
Franz said the board would
have control of the state baking
industry, but would not fix min
imum prices. All price schedules
of bakers must be filed with the
board for its approval. Unfair
competition, such as giving pre
miums and other concessions, will
be discouraged by the board. The
board has authority to fix; the
size of the bread loaf.
Fate's Victim Is
Fined, Overtime
T. Hillway, the young man who
couldn't beat fate in municipal
court Thursday, paid a SI fine
there yesterday on a charge of
parking overtime, last July 25.
Judge A. Warren Jones accepted
his excuse for having double park
ed downtown recently.
When Hillway" appeared with
the double nark in ir tap Thnr.sdav.
by strange coincidence, the traffic
tag juage Jones nappenea to nave
in his hand during a sorting op
eration proved to be the tag plac
ed on Hillway's car last July.
Early Morning Service
By Candle Light to Be
Held, Christ tutheran
Holiday services at the Christ
Lutheran church, 18th and State
Yes, Folks,
...Its True!
The enormous Christ
mas trade that we
have experienced has
depleted much of our
:rstock.
...But We
Still Have
MEN'S
- and
The Famous Town
craft Shirt
at
. . and. Topflight
Shirts at
The Names Speak
for Themselves
Towner aft
and
REMERIBER ...
If it's a Tie or
Shirt you want
you can still get
a grand selec
tion at '
streets, are announced as follows
by Rev. Amos E. Minneman, pas
tor: ,t ;
Children's Christmas serv I c e s
Christmas eve at 7:30 with the en
tire Sunday school participating.
Early Christmas morning candle
light services with special musical
numbers it 7 a. m. Subject, "His
Name Shall Be Called Wonder
ful." German Christmas services
9:30 a. m. Subject, "His Name
Shall Be Called Counsellor."
3040 Working on
WPA in District
Three thousand forty men and
women are now employed In the
WPA district for which Salem is
headquarters, Project Supervisor
S. W. Richardson announced last
night.- These workers are in ad
dition to approximately 500 em
ployed on work progress financed
forestry, health, army engineer
ing and national youth projects.
Jobs obtained by Marion coun
ty men and women in the latter
group of projects iclude 15 in
forest service, five on engineers'
projects, 24 in health work and
one on a national youth job.
Lighting Contest
Judges Selected
Five judges had been selected
by the Salem Garden club last
night to select the outstanding
displays entered in the Ad club
Christmas lighting contest. They
are Ernest Iufer, W. C. Franklin,
Miss Elizabeth Schryver, Mrs.
Karl Becke and Miss Genevieve
Thayer.
Judging In the six districts will
be done between 6 and 11 o'clock
Sunday night and for the grand
prize during those hours Monday
night.
Lauterman Back
From Long Trip
J. H. Lauterman, owner of the
Argd hotel, has returned from a
two months trip east, but will
be confined to his home for some
time because of a recent illness.
Mr. Lauterman was a delegate
to the American Hotel associa
tion national convention in At
lantic City. He traveled by train,
passing through Denver. Kansas
City, Cincinnati, Atlantic City and
New York city. He returned by
way of Chicago and Detroit.
"Severe winter weather and an
attack of ptomaine poisoning
marred the pleasure of Mr. Lau
terman's journey and he also had
a very narrow, escape from injury
in Denver. A big rock was hurled
at the train window just as he
leaned forward. It smashed the
glass and passed ' between Mr.
Lauterman's head and the back
of the seat but left him. unscath
ed. Lauterman Interviewed people
in all walks of life as he trav
eled, and reports that from 60
to 70 per cent of those he talked
to are in favor of a change In
the national, administration.
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