The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, December 21, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textreem)er-ti. Vm TABLEAUXWILLBE 'Tin Btcrj of tb Plntt Ohriflt imn will be given In dramatisation and tablennx at the Flmt ChHutian church, Eleventh and Oak street!, i Sunday evening, December 80, at 7:80 o'clock. Scene 1 at the home of Matt In is auretn wourv mj Augvi vlbum Mary. Scene 2, at the manger of lieth lehtm on the night of Jesus' birth. Scene 8, the Shepherds' Watch A Visit by the Angel Chorus. Scene 4. the vinit of the Shep herds to the Babe. Jeena. Scene 0, the visit of the Wise Men. Characters! Mary Yvonne A tklnjnn Joseph Norman Robinson Shepherds: Bobbie Atkinson, Denn Robinson, Charles Porter, Donald Gibona, Joe Keever. Wise Men: Richard Williams, Clarence Bloom, Robort Porter, Angela: Margery Kinney, June Gibona. Est ell Thompson, Alice Coakes. Marie Woodson, Jenn War dan, Eleanor WUUami, Violet Car ter, Betty Swanton, Betty Prry. The readers l Dornt Dlllo, Mar- 10a diysrs, Sololsut ttrtm, IM taaues. Ptwfertt U Plan la MtWiet Service "TWe PWM etf tin RW wU be preeeatoa at tfcc Methedlet jkur(, dunday eveeUM at 7:10 p. n. Us arrange meet clfJeM from the pa geanU of the two prrvioue year. Two Hnirfl are mlrrorta: Herod and Jasus. The different objectives revealed by these two persons oi Hi wry prorwe the theme for the pageant. Th wisomen and sueoherds are in search of this now king. Herod's wrath la evldtonoes u his chosen cen turion, Tlvoniua. goes likewise to cearch of this king wtin orders to tirlnr Herod word that he mar slay him. Through the accumulating event Tlvoniua lue purpose cbanyes utterly From seeking a throne he seta himself toward the "living of a life." In the pureult of this new adventure he sees hi Christmas Ohrlst. Carl Knowles takes thl leading part. Wealev stu dents carry the major parts. The pa geant la directed by Mlse Mary Find Toy and -Mine. Rom McGrew. Mrs. Clifford Naah will be at the organ. A DAILY COURSE in effective Christmas shopping! It'a free, tool You'll find It in the "Christmas Gift Suggestions" in the Classified Section. BOB EARL LIFE INSURANCE. fhs Mm An Excellent Gift Our Christmas Certificate ' In Any Amount Good for Glasses, Lenses or Frames MOTHER OR DAD Would Appreciate One of These Certificate. A Useful, Lasting and Practical Gift IBt. to. Putterf ielb, 0M OPTICAL SPECIALIST Cor. 8th A Willamette 8t. Phone 639 Jg-L -J UNITED LUTHERANS PLAmniNG PAQEAMT Program for the eerrlcea and Ohrlstmas program of the Sunday school of the United Lutheran church Sunday evening, Deo. 28, at 7 o'clock, and the earl matin wrvlce at 0 a. m. on Christmas day, Dec. 26, are an nounced by the pastor as follow i Sunday morning i Sunday school, 0:45; the eervtce, 11. Mormon aublect: "The Incarna tion." Anthem, "Hark, Hark, My ttoui" luneuyj, Sunday evening, 7 o'clock: The Sunday school Christmas festi val. Superintendent, J. F.'Oleen. Invocation. Exercise of orimarv department: "Our Welcome," Yvon lllnea, Dale Hall k son, Wilmer Ilienache, Albert Kins. "Everybody's Welcome," Jimmy IlAhn, Junior Harlow, "Tlie Christmas Story," Margaret retortion, it la none jesnen. Catherine Lnndstrom, June N or d Ling, Pauline lufnsche. Irma ilellkson. Sonf. ''Sweet Bella KJmclnff." "Tlie Christ Child," Ituth Ulensche. "Mr Oirt" UllHe wood a. "what Can I Ulve Him' Eliubeth JotNen. "Her Bed for Jesus," Betty Wecha- ler. "Christmas Questions," lysis Nord Ung, Ruth Riensche, Florine Hinds, .Ienle Ashby, June Brock. "My Gift.1' Helen Prlchett. "What Would It Have Been?" Paul RfenJ!'he, Orrln Wechsler. "Why I Am Happy" Gone Riensche. "Empty Stockingft." June Mitchell, Loreen Brock, Pauline Pritchett, Dor othy King. Pa k emit and pantomime depleting the nativity: Hymn. "Come Hither, Ye Faithful." Part 1. The Prophetic Vlelon. Solo. "Watchman, Tell Ub of the Night;'' solo, "Oomp Unto Me Ye Weary," from Messiah. Part 2, Shepherd and Wise Men In Search of Christ. Hymn, "Hark tfee Herald Anjjels Sing;" Nativity scene; Shepherds scene; the Wine Men's ocone. Part 8, Others 8ek Him. Seekera after God; solo, "Where a Life is SDent In Service" (Mendelsnohn) : group of neglncted children sing "We Would See Jesus: solo, Aria from Elllnh:" btoud or lmmtirrnnts: irroiiD nf Indians: son. "I Would Follow Thoe. Lord Jesus;" recessional hymn. Joy to the World." Characters: Lender. Herbert Blen- eche; Joseph. Paul Belstel; Mary, Alma Hoattck; Candle bearers, Edna Rlensche, June Nordllng, Leonn Scott, Novllla Lnndstrom; Shepherd, Eu gene Herloektr. Robert RMstel, Bar fpn Nordling, Wavne Hinds Klnga, Wilbur Jeetcn, Wallace Anderson, Uymond Hegbergi Nurse, iuether Hoitick) Teacher, Altoe Svllon. Christmas Day Early Matin norvloe, 0 a. eel. oei Tudfly, DeB. 26 1 Candle lAgkt prociBteVn. Anthem, 'There Wese fttutetepeV' (VJncent). ii a tin nerTjoe, pag M. Pealm 19. Prayer. Leeeona, Isaiah ft 7f Lnbm ltl-H. Anthem, "O Holy Iflghf4 (Adams), Offering. Ilymn 20. "The Christmas Story, R-v. A. ti. Mourners, u. U. Hymn 84. The I' Fipdtction. a- Shedd SHEDD. 'DEC. 21. (Speclnl) The Shedd high school Is preparing to put on a three act pluy by Lydn M. Brown, and the title Is "The Mao Who Left the Farm." This play is to take place ChrlBtmas eve, Dec. 24, 1028, at the W. O. W. hall. The pro ceeds of the pluy will go to aid the Near East relief. The characters are James Herbert, a discontented former, Aaron Stnrmes; Molly, him wife, who likes the farm, Frances Mitzel; Ger trude Harbert, thtrir oldest daughter, Faith Hansen; Ethel Hnrbert, her young sister, Alberta Gillette; Dick Hnrbert, brother of Gertrude nnd Ethel, Dale Miller; Jed Wilkins, uncle nnd neighbor, Oeoriro Dnnner; Am anda Wilkins, his wife, practical nnd oin-rnsnioned, vnnMn Ht. .Inhn; John Knmonson, an eneihie young mnn, Owen Wilfiie; Walter Nelson, Hick's iilph school chum, Eugene Dnnner. Miss Lyda Gregory hss been (tick with Influenen. .frs. layman Pennell has been sick 1ro nnd quite a number of high school students have hen absent on nccoiint of sickness. Mrs. Nora Contes spent a couple of dhya in Portlnnd Inst week. She drove there with her dnuchter-ln-lnw, Mrs. Nellie Contes, of Albany. Mrs. Fred Barton of Corvsllls, sis ter of Mm. Emmn Gregory, nnd form erly of Shedd, left for Snn Francisco to spend the rhristmns holidays with her children Wildn and Edwin Rarton of that city. Mrs. J. O. Cloy nnd son Victor spent the week-end In Portlnnd viH Iting Mrs. Clay's daughter, Hope, who Is still in the hospital bnt Is expected to be able to come home liy the end of the week. Willamette chapter No. .10, O. E. S. nnd Shedd lodge No. 7!) A. F. nnd A. M. will bold n joint installation on Thursilnj-. Dee. 27. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clav nre exnectlnt their eon John from Lebnstapol, Cal., home to spend Christmas with them. Xarrtslmrg A London thpntor hna mnrln nr. rnnUBTncnU to lonn umbrollnB to It. pntrona ILLHUWUVM, Llec 'JL (Sye cW) 'Vko Xuftarm Htaf tmi Mm.ii Urm. iClimaMk WlUl W Bomi' i rWtim bn wkk (riM4i re- Hit, Tni Fo.tr and tw daugb t.ri, Mabel and Muriel and Ml.. Maude Bendereon of Albany " Harrlnburj rlaltorf tiauitj aturnaou. Ml., tiybtl Gilbert ipent the week end with her (oiks In Harrliburf . John Albln and eun LaVerne and Hilly epent Sunday In Monroe. Mr. and Mre. Henry Hollemon mndv a trip to Portland and back Monday. Itobert Strode wae in Eugene Hat urduy on a buelneee errand. A Chrletmaa tree and program will be glren at the Charity Orange hall Dec. 22. Picking turkeyi for the Christmas market has been the order on eereral arms here lately. Mr. and Mrs. j. A. McVey and fam ily were Eugene visitors Saturday. The Howland school will give a Christmas program at the school house Friday afternoon. A large number of Harrjabnrg peo pie celebrated the Grimes welcome at Albany. Peter Neuschwander Is on the sick list this week. Dry weather prevails as the year comes to a close. The river is unus ually low, being at a level of 12 feet the last report. The early sown spring grain is said to be looking well, though the later sown is not so good. Tho. flu epidemic Is sweeping the community. There have been no seri ouq rases so far but it is causing no end of inconvenience. Whole families are 111 with it. Theodore Stalp is getting a Hrtle Iwtter, according to late reports. He Is In California for his health. Henry Stumpf, the new Blue Bell enfe proprietor, came back from Mc Minnville a few days ago with a bride, nnd the couple has apartment, in Mrs. McOlnin's house. Mrs. Stumpf was formerly Miss Rmma Jensen, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jensen of McMlnnville. Mrs. J. W. Owen spent the week end with her son Roy, who is in Springfield sick with pneumonia. Mrs. Clark Harrington of Blschly was a Harrlsbarg visitor Saturday and Sunday. Riverview RJVERVTEW, Dee. 21. (Special) The Sunday school Christmns pro irram will bo given nt the church Monday evening Dec. 24 at 7:80 p. m. The teachers of the various classes are each preparing several numbers. A short program will be followed by the nsunl community tree and Santa has promised to be present and speak to the kiddles. Mrs. Ada DeLong visited several days last week with her brother Silas MofflU. She a vlelud at the ert l'aecchk. hoi, before going uu to .gpi,4 Ht, wl Mrs. Arthur Woolrld. and daaaauv timmi oJiuruh here and ineMdiU frlwid. Sunday morula. jTrsjMi. Hetfltt, Mr. aJ Mrs, L. ZssBMlt aaJ lumlhr were Nuuduy din ner giMata at Ue Karneat Kdwaxda "Ualkwe Areis of Junction City was a laaday dliuser guest at the ltlsWd Thorn borne. A meeting of the Itirerrlew coia munlty club was held in the school house I'rlunr evening. A good crowd was present and thoroughly enjoyed the entertaining program given, h ol lowlng th "Bum Song by Morris Koon the guests were given a "hand out" of eondwlchee and coffee and allowed to inspect the basemeut. Ihis is the first time the public has seen It since tho Woman's club had the ceiling plastered. Mrs. Morris Koon attended a tea Monday afternoon given by the Wood row Wilson Jr. girls' club. Her dsugbter Dorrls assisted with the serving. Misses Florence and Lorraine Hampton. Vera and Laura Thorn ac companied by their father, Richard Thorn attended the dance at ldylwild. Benton-Lane park Saturday night. Mrs. Mary Edwards, Mrs. Emma Watts and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wing and children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Linn Zumwnlt of Irving, at an early Christmas dinner last Sunday. The Blverview sports were active again this week and held their meet ing as nsunl on Lake Creek Tuesday. Members present with all their sal mon tackle were Richard Thorn, How ard Dunn, Thomas Simpson. Frank Flshel, George and William Harper. Miss Buby 'Hogu and Virgil Brown visited friends in Salem Inst Sunday. They were accompanied home by MIbb Octavla Hjalmson. who ,will spend u few days with Buby. Mra. Fenton. music teacher of Eu- f ene, who has a class here and at jone Pine, gave her lesHons nt the Wing home last Saturday on account of the ecarlet fever cases In Lone Pine. Lorraine Tlnmpton of Junction City spent Tuesday night nt the Thorn home. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Koon motored to Portland Tuesday. Qiristnwu Event PUiuwd at Church tunm, D. M, a, I p. m., the toUwlt4j CUstissi yrearaai will be give a Use Tirml Oengrsflatioaal chase l Flay, "Dust t tk Road," high school group: "You an Welcome," Gertrude Jeaa Amspoker; goal, "Holy Night," congregation; song, and exercises, kindergarten children: dialogue and songs, primary grade; recitation, Violet Buzelli; recitation, Roger Williams; song, "First NoeL" glris of seventh grade; the Christ mas etory. fourth grade pupils; Bong, "Little Town of Bethlehem, con gregation: a Christmas story, Mrs. Clay E. Palmer. The members in the cast for the play, "Dust of th Road." are Clara- anSedDv;a,rnd.T,,ttl'B0b0II'''. CHASE CO. Plur.'.blng and Heating Engineers Sheet Metal Work PHONE 243 BEWARE BACHELORS 1 I I CORONA The Drowning GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS There is nothing you could select that, day in and day out, gives great er happiness or more help ful service than a Corona. Also Underwood and Remington Portables. Down $5 Monthly Eugene Office Equip. Co. 27 E. Broadway Phone 320 The mojsT. popular marriage i England is 2i for brides and 24 ta bridegrooms. Ior Mea ontnumker women in the Iri.k Free State: the numhei. . being 1,603,880 compared with i 405, 103. female. BOB EARL 8 PER CENT LOAN. M. S. BARKER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS STRING8 4 8UPPLIE8 INSTRUMENT REPAIRINQ 612 Willamette Street Eugene Oregon Buy at Baker', at These Low Prloea; Violins at $5.00, $8.00, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00. $17.00, $23.00, $75.00 and $90.00. Acoordlans at $2.50, $4.50, $7.60, $9.50 and $20,00. Guitars at $7.00, $8.00, $10.00, $12.00, $15.60, $19.50, and they are fine. Banjo Ukelele. at $2.00, $3.50, $4.60, $6.50 Ukes at Same Prices. Mandolins at $5.0 0, $0.00, $7.60, $12.00 and $20.00, Banjos at $7.60, $8.50, $9.50, $12.50 and $14.50. Conn Fine Slide Trombone ' at $40.00. French Horn, $10.00. Cornets at $5.00, $16.00, $25.00 and $35.00. Drums, $7.00 and $9.50. Instruction Book snd String. Sold. MUSICAL INSTRUMENT REPAIRING Guide for Busy Christmas Shoppers Here you will find a number of Advertisements featuring Gift Suggestions, conveniently ar ranged. Each Merchant is offering SPECIAL inducements at this time. This Guide will save you Time and Money. Liberal Allowance for Your Old Cleaner on The New S.CUVM ctajaiuS' A GIFT that Is many gifts in one Place your order now. We will deliver Ohrlstmas Eve. EUREKA VACUUM CLEANER CO. Phone 1760 Opposite New Telephono Bldg. 991 Oak St. Free Bicycle For Xmas Guess th nnmbnr of miles wheel will travel In 160 hours. Pre Ouess for everyone. See wheel running In our window now. Get him a Hutch's Heavy Service Bicycle for Christmas. New low price $41.50 easy terms. Used Bicycles from $5.00 up 25 to choose from. , HUTCH'S BIKE SHOP 179 We.t Eighth Street Telephone 1160 Try, Buster Brown First For Ladies' Hose $1.00 to $1.95 Ladies' Slippers ... 98o to $5.50 Ladies' Shoe Buckles -$1.00 to $15.00 Bunny Slippsrs for the Kiddies MEN'S SOX MEN'S SLIPPERS MEN'S OXFORDS BUSTER BROWN 933 Willamette To the Buyers of Useful Gifts TAPPAN GAS RANGES Present the most practical and useful Gift you can buy See them at McMORRAN & WASIIBURNE MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO. When You're Doing Christmas Shopping DROP IN TO THE New Manhattan Cafe 685 Willamette It's Christrnns Day evpry day here whore yon gtt the finest rrreals that monoy win buy and' nt Reasonable Prices. HARD CANDY FOR CHRISTMAS TREES Special Prices to Churches and Schools We will maki) spnrlal nrlwa a churchea nnd iclxools. Out your order In early. Orders filled In order recotvod. Choool.tea Bon Ion. ELECTRICITY Is One of the Greatest Home Conveniences ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Which will enablo this modern servant to be more useful are appropriate gifts. EUGENE WATER BOARD LIGHT HEAT POWER Pacific Messenger Co. Send Your Packages by Us Reliable Service for Over 8 Years - Phone 1970 - "We Hurry Fastest Delivery We Hurry" List This Among your Christmas suggestions A Portable and Lasting:. Office Machinery A Supply Co. 1047 Wlllam.tt. Phona 1 - Guard Building WHY NOT A RADIO CHRISTMAS? There Is no gft that the whole family will enjoy better than one of our Bosch All Eloctrio Sets. We have one that" will suit you. AMSPOKER RADIO SHOP 0 R9 Wont T5t-Qt,n,. O Remember Eastern Friends With Ths FINEST OREGON HOLLY tucM In Holk1y tknc9 It Will Be Welownd Gift Trice $1.25 to $2.25 Prepaid Anywhere In the Ignited State. CHASE GARDENS FLORISTS Member of twiorlst. Telegr.pn Delivery Association W" East Broadway Telephone fDSf Why Not a Bicycle for Xmas Full Year Guarantee on Frame and 0LY Fork. All Repairs Free on ffi -o A "T C Tires for One Year " 0 aV. t O U. S. Chain Tires, $1.95 Each MR0RE'S GYGLS AN1) TOY SHOP 1West 8th Avenue . ph. oil Mione 9&I A. U -