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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1942)
PAGE SEVEf 0 VESPER SERVICE THIS AFTERNOON vesper service this afternoon at 5:30. The church doors will be opened at 5 p. m. for those The following program will Offering. Anthem "There Were Shep herds," Adult choir. Carol "Silent Night," Jun ior choir. Message of Candlelight, Pvt. Norm McDonald. Anthem "Carol To Christ mas," Adult choir. Benediction. Recessional "Joy to the World," combined choir. Organ postlude. St. Piter's Littht-di Sunday School, CUj Plan Vesper Progrsa I Come" (theme eong), by J. 8. Frani G ruber, Junior and Senior boys. Obituary be observed: Bach, choir. Organ 5:10-9:30. Candle lighting 9:30. Processional, "O Come All Ye Faithful, Junior choir. The Call To Worshop. Pvt. Norm McDonald. Period of silence. Carol "Hark the Herald An gels Sing," congregation, stand ing. Vocal solo "Angels We Have Heard On High," old French melody, Pvt. Ellsworth Jacobus. "Watching In the Meadows." "O Son of Mary, Christ the Lord," by Fred Schilling, duet by who wish to come early enough to Insure good seats and enjoy the beauty of the candlelit Church. An nrsan witsl tt by Miles B. Foster, three Inter mediate girls. Juniors. James R. Isabell, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Isabell. passed away suddenly Friday morning at his home. 70 1H W. 11th, at the age of five months. Besides his parents he leaves one sister. Flora Jane, at home, and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Isabell, Oakland, CaL. and Mr. and Mrs. Sid H. Jonea of Phoenix, Ariz. Services will be In the Conger Funeral Parlors Monday after noon at 3 p. m. Interment will be in the Siskiyou Memorial Park. "Now Raise Your Happy Voice," old choral, choir. "Glory to God." by Haendel, choir. "Now Let XIa All With Glad by J. Reading, choir. "O. Come. All Ye Faithful." "God's Love Eternal," group of girls. "O Little Town of Bethle hem," by L. H. Redner, Sunday school. "With AH Thy Hosts" (theme song tune), choir. TO WED III RENO The Sunday school and choir of St. Peter's Lutheran church Christmas melodies will be giv en oy Mrs. veri u. Failing, as a prelude to the vesper service. The church will be elaborate ly decorated with evergreen, and illuminated only with the soft glow of many candles. The reproduction of this beautiful service as well as the tradi tional decorations Is the work of the young people of the church and constitutes their of fering of good will by way of opening of the Christmas season. will take part In a vesper song service for Christmas, entitled, "From Heaven Above." This pro gram will be given at 8:00 some Cheer," by J. S. Bach, choir. Taking their Inspiration from o'clock Thursday evening in the Lincoln school auditorium on North Bartlett and Maple streets "Come and Christ the Lord Be Praising," duet by Intermediate en of the great Presbyterian The Christmas story Clara Daniels. Carol "O Little Town of Bethlehem," Junior choir. Prayer Myron Gaston. Instrumental solo 'Tairest Lord Jesus," Mrs. Verl O. Fail ing. churches of the central west BIRTHS Girls. (the First Presbyterian church of Lincoln, Neb.), young people Just north of the Medford arm "All My Heart This Night Re Reno, Nev, Dec. 19 OIPV A marriage license was Issued here ory. The public is cordially in joices," by Homer N. Bartlett, solo. of the First Presbyterian church MENDENHALL To Sgt. and Mrs. John, 525 West 10th. De cember 18, a boy, 84 pounds, at Community hospital. vited. Friday to James Lawrence Cal here are presenting to the Following are the vocal selec "From Heav'n Above to Earth laway, 21. of Camp white. Ore., Closing time lor ClaaMfted ads a. m. Too late lo Claaalty UM p. as. public for the first time a tra tions on the program: I Come" (theme song), choir. and Lucille Edna Martin, S3, ditional Christmas candlelight "From Heav'n Above to Earth "Silent Night! Holy Night!" by Palo Alto. CaL MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. 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