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Newspaper Page TextFirst Christian Church Will Hold Varied Yuletide Program The Flint Chrliillnn church has planned a varied Christmas pro Krum for urn mm iiuminjr :' ..... ...III. nil I'liKNM 1111(1 (lui)lll' inunts of tlio Blblo school cooper A special nroxrnm will ho held at 7 n. m, sunauy. ioiiowcu by the Christmas cimlulu, "Chimes of the Holy NlKhl," presented i, n, nh.urilrn choir nt 8 o'clock. Mr. Piilrlcln Hunt win bo at tho owm nnd Mrs. Jiuicn Mornliind will direct, Tho younK peoplo will (jo car u .i.ir Dm li-iului'shll) 01 Charles UhllK after tho ovcnlntj nrouriim, uciuivohmh worn nm ucuviiy hiv r 1 i n . - ...En i a iit.li.r llm direction of Uny Arnold nnd the Christian Builders class. Cordial Welcome A most cordlnl welcome la ex tended to all in this communis to onjoy these Chrlstmns ocliv III .i..-' ...ill. il. n ...nirfniriillnn. The cimlntii will Include "But Thou Bethlehem," a two-pun I... ll.m wnnmn Mrs Oflnn Frwley will Hlntf '"In tho Wn1iht Of 111 N1UIU. IM Christmas Eve Service Will Be Presented A. mtrUlmnfl fvA rvtCB Will , b pronontod by St. Paul's Epln- : copal cnurcn ai n v "u j r-t .......... V a OA , """I ',a,m include ; pr-aervlca muslo with organ and violin, "rasiorai, oiruii 3 010: "Ave Maria," violin and organ, v Andante Mollo Modor- ' Processional, "O Como All Ye Faithful." Tho midnight Euchar ist will be uaed for the aorvlce proper. Sermon hymn, "It Came Upon A MianiKni -icnr. " orlck W. Wlasonbiich, rector will Mlvo the Christmas inossunw. ti.. .....ir will .Inn Ihn nffcra- tory anthem, "There Wore Three Shepherds." Mra. vcrnon zvuy i,..,,i.n uiu inn a nolo, follow, j u.. n..lu Pnmmimlnn. nlnnim! V U aaw.j ww ... , ..t.unf nrl lltmnft Ictirm. HCCCS- . slonul will be, "llurk The Her- aid Aniioli Sing," and me cno r will sing "Ulorm in txccisis Deo," a traditional French carol as tho poatlude. nnn..lBt la Mr Sum Mllfillnn violinist, Mra. J. C. O'Neill; choir leader, Mrs. riuynonaan. Choir Will Sing Anthems Christmas anthems will be a . apeclal port of the services at , Ll,l T3nAU.tl..lnn .l,nU C.n. fiia. rit-.iuj.uiiuu i.uiiii.11 win.' . day In observance of the birth. . day oi Jesus (jurist. John Best will direct the choir and Mrs. Best will pluy the organ accompanymcnts. Another special program will bo presented at vesper services 8 p. m., with ' "Tho unrlslmas CI II lit...,....!...! I... aiuiy aaauauuuju uy bwiik, Hcrlnlure . nnd nlcturos. The young people havo presented 28 scriptural slides to the church, made from real persons. A short , Christmas message will be given by Patricia Mctadden. Narrative The scripture narrative will be read by selected students from the high school department of the church, and the junior choir directed by Mary Lou Von Riper, will furnish the music accompanied by Shirley Robinson. The entire church famllv and the public Is invited to enjoy mm nramaiio program logetner. The young people will go caroling with other, church groups at tne- close of the pro gram. Immanuel Baptist Bible School Will Present Program Immanuel Baptist church Blblo ichool will present a Christmas program at 7 p. m, Sunday. Mrs. L. Benson and Mrs.. Ernest Parkhurst will dl. rect recitations, songs and dia logues by the children, and a ploy by tho older group. "Bohold a Son Is Given" will be the subjeot used by the pas tor at morning worship at 11 o'clock. Christmas anthems will be sung by tho choir. A Christmas party for tho young people will be held Sat urday at 8 p. m. All service personnel are extended a spe cial Invitation to attend. tho most attractive of all the numbers is tho men's chorus, "Lot Us Go Even Unto Bethle hem." An appealing number Is tho sopruno solo, Jesus Our Lord," sung by Phyllis Hutch Ins and tho two-purt women's chorus. Tenor Solo Charlos Uhllg will sing tho tonor solo "bier of the Eastern Sky," with tho choir assisting. Presbyterian Church Fund Progressing , The First Presbyterian church building fund with a goal of $100,000, is progressing very satisfactorily, Fred B. Robinson, chairman of tho drive, reports. Within 10 days from tho start of the program, drlvo teams raised between one quarter and one half of the fund in sub scriptions. Bad weather and ill ness among members is delay ing efforts In the drive now and preventing full reports on prog ress. If Is doubtful, Robinson stat ed, if building will be started during 194(1, due to labor prob lems and muterlul shortages. However, tho Presbyterians are reversing tho usual procedure in such ventures, planning to raise the full subscription be fore work Is started, so that there will bo no mortgage burning ceremonies lor this church. . f ; No Location - No location' has been docided upon for the new structure to dato and It may be that the site of the present building will be used. A beautiful new stained glass window Illustrating tho resur rection of Christ has been set In the Pine street wall of the brick building at 6th and Pine. Tho window is a memoriam for Marjorlo Smith Slscmorc, late daughter of tho former pastor and wife of the First Presbyteri an church, Rev. and Mrs. A. Theodore Smith. All the memorial windows will bo used In tho new church building, Episcopal Calendar For Week Calendar for tho week: Sunday, 23rd, 8 a. m. Holy communion. 11 a. m morning prayer and pageant of the holy nativity, by the children of tho church school. 3:00 p. m., evening prayer and Sunday school pageant, St. Barnabas, Langcll Valley. Monday, 24th The mid night service will . begin promptly at 11 p. m. Tuesday, 25th Christmas Day. Celebration of the holy communion, 10 a. m. Wednesday, 20th Holy communion and sermon, St. Luke's church, Lakevlew,' 7:30 p. m. Thursday, 27th The St. Paul's guild Christmas party, potluck, 1 p m parish hall. Fridoy, 28th Holy Inno cents Day, celebration of the holy communion, 10 a. m. , At 12 noon, G. F. S. Christmas party In the parish hull. - Other numbers by tho choir will Include, "Christmas Bells arc Ringing," "The Lord Is Born To, day. On Earth Peace," nnd "Glory to God In the Highest." ' Little folk of the cradle roll dcpnrlmcnt will offer recitations and songs directed by Mrs. Guy raunsci louowing me cantata. . Youngsters of the beginners department, with Mrs. Ralph Clapp, directing, will present recitations ana arms. Primary and junior departments will also take part with songs and recitations, "T h e Christmas Story," a pageant, will be given by intermediate girls under the direction of Mrs. Llllle Kendoll and Mrs. Jessie Tullis. The same group will give a playlet, "The Lnrisimns (jukc. The high school and young people of tho church are In churgo of the decorating, light ing ana siago arrangements. Ladles of the church are plan, nlng the Christmas treat to fol low tho evening program. Zion Lutheran Church Advent Services Set The last scries In Advent services will bo held Sunday at 11 a. m. at Zion Lutheran church, 102S High, when, Victor A. Schulze, pastor, will speak on "The Threshold of Christ mas." All chlldron are requested to bo at Sunday school at 0:45 to practice for tho Christmas Eve program. Zion Fellowship will meet at 7:30 for Its annual social. Com munity carol singing will be held around tho tree. Members, friends and service personnel are cordially Invited to attend. Monduy at 7:30 the children will present their pageant, Peace on Earth, assisted by the church choir. On Christmas Day fes tival services will be held at 11 a. m. with Pastor Schulze of fering a message, "Our Chrlst mns Hopes Fulfilled." The choir will furnish special music, dl- rccica oy m. ncnain. Methodists To Hear Quartet Special Christmas music will be presented at morning service, Sunday 11 a. m. at the First Methodist church. A quartet In cluding uonnte Hunt, .soprano; Francis Gllcrlst, contralto; C. H. Marvuie, tenor; Uharles lieu bronncr, bass. Wendell B. Smith, baritone soloist will sing several num bers. A short Christmas message will bo given by Rev. Victor Phillips, minister, using as his theme, "Tho Star of Hope." Mrs. Robert P. Craig will direct .the choir and Mrs. John A. O'Con nor will be at the organ console. Children of the Sunday school will present a special program m tne lower auditorium at 8:30 a. m. Mrs. Lllliam Hagman and her staff of teachers will direct the numbers. Bly . Methodist church will present their Christmas Dro- gram at Sunday school 7:30 p. m. Peace Memorial Church To Begin Chrisimas Services Peace Memorial Presbvterlnn church, holding meetings In the Altamont junior high school, S. oin and summers lnno, begins tne ceienration of unristmas in the first of a series of services this Friday at 8 p. m. The church choir will sing Christmas anthems and tho Sun day school orchestra will play a numoer ot selections, violins, Marllce Crawford, Mary Lou Bates, Morris Weakley, Stanley McClolIan. Dick Weakley. Cello. Neil Olson. Clarinets, Ruth Peyton, Don ald1 Rocquemore, Eugene Ross. Baritone horn, John McClellnn. Bass horn, Bruce Crawford. Piano. Joanne Robinetto:- A. fi. Olson.'. , ' ...... , Mflranret McClollah. home for the holidays from Whitman col lege, will play tho cello and Har old Peyton from Oregon Slate college will Dlnv the flute. . Mrs.. Hugh Mltchelmore will direct the orchestra. Nativity Play A nnllvlfv nlnv in nnfi nnl "SUvor Star of Christmas," wlli bo presented by the high school class, directed by A. C. Olson. Pnric Will ho fnlrart W .Tnonna Roblnette, Carol Reeves, Ruth and Shirley Peugh, Lois Lan drum, Mary Lou Bates, Bruce uuwiora, j-invia f aiterson, jonn McClolIan. Ruth Patterson will act as prompter; Morris Weak ley, stage manager; costumes, Dorothy Peugh; properties, Ruth Pnvlnn Two services are scheduled for aunaay morning with the junior high department presenting a pageant. at 0:45 a. m under di- roptinn ff lVTi-o A r There will be four scenes, the iiiiiiuuciiHiun, snepneras, tne manger, and the church. Junior and primary' departments will have parts In this service. .' At tho 11 rvt ioIao'I.., Hugh T, Mltchelmore, pastor, will speak on "The Christmas Songs." At 6:30, the high school CE Will have a Chrlstmns meeting at tho manse followed by caroling with members of the First Presbyterian. VarcupVill Direct Choir In Cantata Klamath Lutheran , church senior ' choir will present a sacred concert at 5 p. m. Sun day presenting the Christinas cantata, "O Little Town of Beth lehem," directed by O. K. War cup. Soloists will bo Alyce Wells, soprano; Mrs. A. W. Wcstovcr, contralto; Mel Erlckson, tenor; Dewey Braatcn, baritone. Mrs. A. H. Denlson will be accompan ist. Assisting tho choir will be an Instrumental trio with Mrs. Lewis Hornby playing the vio lin; Mr. and Mrs. John Best, cello and piano. Following is the program: Program Prelude, "Twilight Devotion," Pease, Mrs. A. H. Denlson, or ganist. , "O Little Town," chorus. "O Prophet Voices," tenor re citative and chorus, Mel Erick son, soloist. "I See a Shepherd," tenor re citative and aria, Mel Erlckson, "Glory to God In the High est," chorus. "No Room," baritone solo, jjewey uraaten. . "Shepherds Ye Heard Them. chorus and soprano solo, Alyce wens. "Mary of Nazareth," trio of women s voices. Instrumental trio. "Adacio from D Minor Trio," Men delssohn, Mrs. Lewis Hornby, vioun; jonn Best, ceiio; Mrs. jonn Best, piano. Offertory, "Andante -in G," isotiste. "Rest Thee. My Son." con tralto solo, Mrs. A. W. West- over. "We Have Found the Lord," cnorus and quartet. "Thou Art Not Far,!' soprano solo, Alyce Wells. "O Call Us Back to Bethle hem, chorus. The Rev. S. M. Topnesx will speak at 11a. m. service on the theme, "The Church Lifts Up Her Voice." Following the evening . con cert me urotnernood will serve refreshments in the church par lors at the regular fireside hour, On Christmas Day the tradi tional candlelight service will be neid with the choir and con gregation uniting in singing carols at 8 a. m. Sermon by the pastor will be, "God Keeps uis promise. Carol Service At 10:45 the choir will pre sent a carol service from the church balcony. The worship service will follow at 11 a. m. with the pastor's theme, "Lest We Forget." Anthems and solos appropriate for the occasion will be offered by the choir at wis service. The Sunday school will hold its Christmas party Wednesday. December 26 at 7:30 p. m. with songs and recitations by the young Children and juniors. The seniors will present a Daeeant. There will be gifts for the chil dren. Klamath Lutheran church wishes everyone a HauDV Christ mas and extends a cordial in vitation t o attend Christmas services with its congregation, Pioneer Community Mr. - and Mrs. Carl Brinele and daughter Dianne have moved to Weyerhaeuser Camp 6 at Bly. Brlngle has just been aiscnargea irom the service. Reuben Talbot accompanied Dy nis motner Mrs. ianme Tal bot returned from Roseville. Calif., where .they visited Mra Talbot's brother Lvle Gorden and family. : : (jpl. Robert W; Sage, recently discharged from the armed forces,, visited the W. L. Trains. Before entering the service he worned for them. Sage srjent over three years in the South Pacific and has now returned to his home near Butte. Mont. v;pi. josepn uoaard returned to his home here this week. He has been discharged from serv ice in the South Pacific. Joe Randal is helDinir Earl K.ern move cattle to Red Bluff, Calif., for winter pasture. They snipped Dy . train loading , the cattle at Worden. i There is scarlet fever renorted in tne nouse lamiiy. Tne K. i. Hurlbut family has been HI with flu the past week. Mrs. KObert and Mrs. Donald Colwell were shoppers in Klam ath Falls this week. Mrs. Jack Bewer is very ill and is in the hospital in Klam ath Falls. . , , Choir Leader y"y'P"lftr i r -J -' " f O. K. Warcup will direct the choir for special Sunday music at Klamath Lutheran church. Whan In Medtord Stay at HOTEL HOLLAND Thoroughly Modern Joe and Anne Earlsy Proprietors New Church Nearly Ready The new $110,000 Latter Day Saints church building, Home and Martin, is nearing comple tion, with a steeple, copper-covered from top to bottom, stand ing 100 feet from the ground. An auditorium, which will comfortably accommodate 275 persons with an overflow ca pacity of 500, will be part of the construction. There will be a large dance floor and a big stage for church plays, a Boy Scout room and numerous' class rooms. The outside of the building will be of brick. It is expected that services may be held in the new build ing in four months if material is available to complete the job. Finishing materials are being somewhat delayed at present. Jesus Name Calvary To Hold Services . Jesus Name Calvary, 1442 Oregon, will hold special serv ices this Sunday with two guest speakers. The Rev. Hayden Kelso of Springfield and the Rev. Harry Johnson of Corvallis will speak at both services. There will be appropriate music for the season, Ray . Bixseth, pastor annouyed. ; Christmas Carols To Be Heard On Street A festive touch will be added to the downtown area from now until Christmas, as Major W. Roswall of the Salvation Army announced the city has given him permission- to- operate a sound truck playing Christmas carols on the streets. The sound car will tour , the business district and some resi dential areas during morning and early evening hours, . The first appearance of the Ottoman Turks in history dates from 1227 A.D. . Classified Ads Bring Results. PILES. SUCCESSFULLY TREATED NO PAIN SO HOSPITALIZATION No Lou of Time . Pernunoot Rotollsl DR. E. M. MARSHA Chlroprsetlo Physician ttt N. 7th Esq a I re Theatre Bldt. Phooe 706S FILMS Developed and Printed , 3C 8 Exposure Roll In 9:00 A. M. Out 5 P. M. Carmjchael's NewsStand 1004 Main St. Baptists Will Hold Cantata The First Baptist church, N. 8th and Washington, will present a Christmas cantata, "Yuletide Mumnripa 11 eif n'lft Cinrlm. -II reeled by H, G. Shirey. Accom- MBiuau, wni ue mrs. ej. rj. nam brick at the piano and Mrs. Dale Welch at the organ. : Program: ' ' "Praise and Glory," : girls' chorus and choir. "Bethlehem," choir, alto solo, girls' chorus. "The Shepherd's Vision," quartet and choir. . 'The Midnight Choir,'' alto solo, choir with alto obligate, Patricia Hambrick. soloist. "The Wise Men, men's voices and girls' chorus. "The Guiding Star," soprano solo, Esther Robinson. "Room for Thee," choir. . "Hallelujah," choir. . i The Christmas message will be Hf-IlVOrf-rl hv Ilia nMlM i , n " "J ...s. hmwi, . Brown, at the morning worship U.rvi,0 11 n m A 1 of the Youth Jubilee service scheduled for Saturday, Decem ber 22, at 8:15 p. m., will center about the Christmas story. The program will be composed of Christmas rnrnls anA ! special numbers. ine public is cordially invited to attend all of these services. Church Choir Sings Carols Christmas services at the Com munity Congregational church, Garden and Martin, will open SunHav with tVin ..hUrl-a.'.. gram at 9:45 a. m., followed by uiurmng prayer service at 11 o'clock when a joyous celebra tion nf nrnico I nlonnaj -. The choir directed by Mrs. a., rr. moore wiu sing ancient and modern carols and anthems. Mrs. Sam Aplrormn,-. will ..In. soprano solo, after which the nev. uoairey Mattnews will preach on "Joy To The World." At 7:30 p. m., a play-pageant will be presented by children and young people of the church entitled, "O Holy Night," direct ed by Mary E. Eckstein. The choir of 21 voices will sing, di rected by Mrs. R. B. Elliott. Ewart S. Edwards has arranged special lighting effects for the program. Comrades of the Way will hold their regular weekly meeting at 6 p. m., and join other church groups in caroling afterward. . SHORT ON STAMPS EAST Rnrmrc-TiPD w ir Dec. 21 (P)Here's a'shortage' j via call i iick. ' ' The post office reported it self out of postage stamps. Officials said heavy Christ mas mail exhausted . both the regular and an emergency stamp supply. Friday.. Dae. 21. lt-15 , -HERALD AMD NEWS SEVEN DON'T GUESS-BE SURE Do as millions do to make sure of high quality, fast action, real economy m aspirin. Ask for St. JoeephABpirin, world's largest aeller at 10c 100 tablet for 36o. Do Your Christmas Shopping tho EASY WAY! Phone 8417 (8 to 6 p. ra.) City Delivery Service Evenings - Sundays - Holidays Phone 8315 or 7287 WiUis M. Robinson Oscar. W. Anderson Klamath Churches To Offer Musical Pageants Christmas m A feast of sacred music is of fered thA mlhllf- nn RttnArtu In Klamath Falls churches, togeth er With thn hnllnti.nfl rnlt mas story presented in pageant aim Bung. The ancient Christmas mes sage, forever new, will bo pre sented from the many pulpits throughout the city, and each church group has gone all out In arranging special cantatas and musicales. Invitations Cordial lnvlntlnn ed to everyone to attend church services this Sunday and renew siuuium acquaintances. , The First Christian church is presenting their special musical cantata "Chimes on a Holy Night," at 7 p. m.. Sunday; at 7:30 p. m. Sunday, the First Baptist church will present its cantata, "Yuletide .Memories:" 5 D. m. Sunrlnv Klamath l.,,ll,n- an will present, "O Little Town of Bethlehem' a cantata; the Salvation Army's sing program will be held at 7:30 p. m. Sun day; the First Methodist church will have special singing at the regular morning worship 11 a. m. Sunday, and Bly Methodist tuuiiu cnuuren ana young peo ple will give a program at 7:30. Special Services This Friday at 8 p. m. Peace Memorial Presbyterian church WUl nrARPnt H mnelMl ...., in the Altamont junior high ouiuui gymnasium. Two special services will be held Sunday morning at 9:45 and at 11 by this church. . Zion Lutheran church will hold its annual children's Christmas Eve service Monday night, when the children will present a program, 'Teace on Earth." On Sunday evening the traditional Christmas tree and annual social with community carol singing will be held. Vesper Services The First Presbyterian church will present, "The Christmas Story," with pictures, song" and Mm MI B ri I0B0RS0W 1I0HT -VEOETABM LAXATIVI cam.., , aimii. SETA 25 BOX '1 scripture at vesper service ( p. m. Sunday. - ...Miwii an Riiu observing Christmas with Its usuai special unrisimas masses. The message at the Church of thf NnznronA at 11 n'f.lr..l will, be "A Child Born a Son uiven. -jne program of the Sunday school will be presented SunriAV Avanincr at 7-n ...ha,. the pageant "Let Us Adore Him" us xsuueieia ana i isner will De given. The musical background will . be BrrnntfAninntfl hv thaa junior choir. Th BOOK MART It Now Open ...mode with CINCH CORN BREAD MIX. Each package con tains ALl necessary ingrtdionlt. Just add water, mix and bake. Try this I Split muffins, fill with dab of butter and jelly and replace in oven for a minute or two, Try Cinch . 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