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MILL CITY The Mill City
Presbyterian choir will present
Christmas cantata Sunday at 11
aon. under the direction of Mrs
-(.Donald Sheythe who will also play
tne new electric organ.
Sunday evening the Sunday
school will give its annual Christ
mas program. Mrs. Sheythe will
play Christmas music on the new
organ preceding the program.
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Central Howell Annual school
program will be presented at the
schoolhouse Thursday night, Dec
ember 23. Teachers in charge are
Mrs- Leta Saunders and Mrs. No
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Plan Christmas Programs
JEFFERSON With Christmas coming on Saturday this year, most
of the local churches will present their Christmas programs sometime
during this weekend, with the one exception of the Evangelical United
Brethren church, which will have its program on Christmas eve.
The Methodists are emphasizing the spirit of giving in their Christ
mas observance this year. They are asking that gifts of canned fruit
or vegetables be brought for the
Methodist Old Peoples Home in
Salem. Gifts of clothing are also
welcomed to help fill their Mercy
bags for the needy overseas. The
pastor, Ivan Hadley, will speak on
"The Promise Fulfilled,, at the
11 o'clock worship service. The
children will present their pro
gram Sunday night, December 19.
at 8 o'clock. Numbers will include:
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Prelude. Beautiful Chimes at
Sunset, Mrs. Ivan Hadley; Proces
sional: hymn. Hark, the Herald
Angels Sing; reading. A Welcome,
Julia Ann Goin; reading. The Best
Story of All. Lloyd Cooper; Scrip
ture reading. Jimmy Lyon; pray
er, pastor: reading. Jesus uirin-
day. Vickie Reed; reading. The
Baby. Sharon Martin; piano solo.
Joy to the World. Carolyn Adams;
reading. My Wish, Sterling Goin;
reading. A Very Short Story, Crys
tal Stephenson; exercise. A Ques
tion, Carl Newland and Gary Lee;
song. Away in a Manger, and ex
ercise, A Wish, Mrs. Guy Roland's
class; Silent Night. Mrs. Moore's
class with piano and guitar ac
companiment by Jimmy and Lyle
Adams; exercise. The Three Wise
Men. Martha Ann Wynd. Roy Dale
Dinsmore, Joyce Newland. Paula
Jo Gray; Story of Luther's Other
Carol, with singers. Mrs. G. C.
Mason and Mrs. Earl Phelps; ex
ercise, Mrs. Morres class. Jimmy
Adams, Valerie Borst. Gail Stans
bury. -Thomas Daulton, Lyle Ad
ams, Donald Rieb; pantomine. O
Little Town of Bethlehem, Yvon
ne Rosenau with high school choir;
exercise, A Christmas Star, Sue
Daulton, Patricia Rieb; There Is
Room In My Heart, Miss Joseph
ine uetcneu. soloist; exercise, A
Christmas Carol, Beverly Libby,
Carolyn Adams, Donna Porter.
Gerald Blakeley, Ida Shaefer, Lan-
ny Porter; hymn. It Came Upon
A Midnight Clear; A Prayer for
Christmas Eve, Arlie Cooper; Of
fertory. Star of the East, high
school class; with trumpets, Lloyd
Rosenau and Bob Brown, piano,
Yvonne Rosenau; benediction, the
pastor.
The Church of Christ Bible
school children will have their
program Sunday night. December
19 at 7:30 o'clock, with Mrs. Frank
Chrisman in charge. Numbers will
be a song. In a Tiny Manger and
memory verses, Joyce Hammack,
Judy Petersen. Connie Libby,
Marilee Richardson, Terry Bailes
and Larry Ellis; song. Here We
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Come to Bethlehem and memory
verses, Diana Morlan, Glen Cobb,
Cerry Cox. Smithy Co, Perry Ar
go, Linda Bell and Nancy Wilson;
recitation. Frankie Ellis; exercise.
The Christmas Story, by the pri
mary department: Gift-giving Ad
vice. Judy Higins. June Hat
maker, Janice Wheeler; No Room
for Him. Del ford Ricks, Bobby
Wright: The Christmas Story, Dale
Petersen, Jimmy Morris, Stanley
Harper, Danny Wilson. Bobby
Bilyeu, Phillip Poole, Jimmy Hig
gins; song and pantomine. There's
a Song in the Air, Barbara Argo
and Sandra Dawson; play. The
First Christmas, by the junior
intermediate and intermediate de
partments; song. Donna Argo;'
trumpet solo, Johnny Wright;
carol reading, intermediate de
partment. The choir of the church is plan
ning a carol sing for Sunday night,
December 26, at 7:30. Christ
mas carols by the congregation,
interspersed by numbers by the
choir will start the program. The
choir will sing Come and Worship
and Shine On Christmas Star with
a contralto solo. In a Lowly Man
ger by Mrs. Virgil Bailes; trio,
Christmas Folk Song. Mrs. George
Richardson, Mrs. Bailes and Mrs.
Gilbert Looney; solo, Jesu Bam
bino, Mrs. Looney.
Out at the Talbot Community
church. Rev. R. Rogers Idwin will
preach his annual Christmas ser
mon Sunday morning, December
19, chosing as his topic. The Beth
lehem Star. The children's pro
gram will be Sunday evening at
8 o'clock followed by treats for
the children and adult's presenta
tion of the Christmas Story. A
special offering will be taken for
those in real need.
Mrs. Ernest Freeman is In
charge of the children's program
at Talbot. Numbers include a
reading, Tho I'm Littfe, Karon
Turnridge; A Welcome, Carol
Finlay; exercise. Just Because.
Linda Heath, Sheryl Hochspeier.
Jack Hutchinson, Lois Dye. Karon
Driscoll; reading. As Good As
Could Be. Stephen Edwards: read
ing. Four Words. Jerry Hutchin
son; song. Silent Night. Mrs. Turn
idge's class: exercise. Ring the
Bells of Christmas. Evelyn and
June Dye: reading. If I Had Been.
Phyllis Specht; exercise. Giving
What We Can. Georgie Potts, Dick
Legion Post Plans
Christinas Party
A Christmas party for member
of American Legion. Capital post
9, and of the women's auxiliary
unit with their families will be
held Monday night in Legion hall
on South Commercial street.
A Short business meeting will
be at 8 o'clock to be followed by
a program of caroling and enter
tainment. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Brown
are joint chairmen of the affair.
The entertainment program is
to include the Elks lodge quartet.
Salem senior high school B choir,
a group from the Armstrong
school of dance, piano numbers
by Roberta Meyer and solos by
Dale Hagedorn, who also will lead
the caroling. Refreshments will
follow.
Members of the legion and aux
iliary are asked to bring an item
of canned goods. These are to be
used in-the post's Christmas pack
ages for needy families.
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JEFFERSON Members attend
ing Central Willamette Fire Fight
ers association meeting at Browns
ville Wednesday night were Fire
Chief Gilbert Hoevet, Bert Person,
Lefty Sarff and George Richard
son. The next meeting will be at
Harrisburg.
Mrs. Leo Weddle and Mrs. Ice
land Wells were guests at the 13th
annual Christmas musicale pre
sented by the AAUW in Salem
Tuesday evening at the First Evan
gelical United Brethren church.
Dr. Arne Jensen and Dr. W. R.
Endicott, Albany -Jefferson physi
cans, have opened their new medi
cal clinic in Albany. However,
they will continue to be in Jeffer
son each afternoon of the week,
including Saturday afternoon.
The annual school faculty
Christmas party will be held De
cember 20 at 8 p.m., with exchange
of gifts, program and refreshments.
Eagle and Dennis Archer; read
ing, Tis Christmas, Myrlene and
Montana Franz; exercise. Christ
mas Helpers, Bobby Irwin, David
Finlay, Olin Loftus. Phillip Hoch
speier, Wayne Bennet; reading.
Room at the Manger, Ardis Brown.
Mrs. Gordon Turnidge is head
ing the adult's program, a pageant
of the Christmas Story. Miss Bette
Wintermantel will be Mary, and
numbers will be sung by a quartet.
Bob, Jim and Betty Schwab and
Mrs. Irwin; organi.-t, Mrs. Henry
Turnidge; violin solo, Mrs. Irwin.
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