The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 23, 1933, Page 10

er it PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH i Thayer at Second | Floyd Emerson Logeo, Pastor, The church extends to ‘one and all | e greetings of the season and in-| Ates those unaccustomed to church | imttendance to worship with us at this ‘Christmas season. The Church School /48 asked to assemble very promptly | 4n their usual departments before the | general assembly period of worship Together in the auditorium at 10:00} e@rclock. This will precede the usual class period. The morning worship is at 11:00 o'clock when the pastor will preach on “A Savior Is Born”. There will be a Christmas Vesper Service at 4:30 o'clock. This will be a White Gifts’ ser with a Christ: mas Pageant? ‘ Guiding | Star” presented by the intermediate depart- ment under the direction of Mrs. C. D. Dursema, All who attend are in- Vited to bring a White Gift, of things =-a jar, can or glass of food properly wrapped in white; of _money—that others may share the good news; or the supreme gift_to ‘the he young people of B: ed to join the youn of the Salvation Army, the eal church and church in a Carol-Scripture se eat fol- 6:00 o'clock, The program is as lows: Oo de: Christmas Over- 1 the Realm of Glory"— 7. 0. 71. “Joy to the World”— \_ Introduction to Christmas Story— Wuke 1:1-14. “The First Noe!"—No. 77. The Annunciation—Luke 1:26-38. “O Little Town of Bethlehem”—No, All Ye Faithful’. in. ce will proceed without} mnouncement. The hymns will be} esper program-—4:30 o'clock. | n_ Prelude: anand violin, Grace Duryec Morris, organist, Mr. ‘Ralph Truman, violi \ Processional—“O ‘Waithful’—Hymnal No, (All uniting) Youth 3 oy All Yel Junior | 0. 67. Invocation. Scripture Reading—Matthew 1:18- ayer. The Pageant. Presentation of White Gifts: elf, Give Thee But! ust As I Am” as 3, 5). . Junior No. 104, 3 No. 104. | “The Herald An- ‘The _morning musical program, Grace Duryee Morris, organist. “In Bethlehem Vincent. Church i land” sermon “The Paradoxes of Christmas”. Chi as day: Holy Communion at 10 a. m. Special music by choir at midnight service. nocents Day. Church School party 4p. m. in Parish House, the children that we love right by bringing them to Church School. Ira_B. Wil chof, Sunday School, consisting of dia- logues, recitations, plays and singing. these blessings, Advent. comit 2).| Class, iN Morn—Congregation. |Carol—Praetorius: Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming—Riedel, | Congregation. Message—Pastor Johi ing men and@ womens class, Merrill Larkin, Supt. 11:00—Morning | worship . service. Little Town of Bethlehem” Parks. Mens chorus. Sermon: “The Teue Bread” Rev. A. W._Heidinger, district superintendent. Communion’ service. 7:30—Evening worship service, The Christmas program will be giv- en by the children of the Sunday School. The title of the pageant is “The Old Old Story.” Mrs, A. W. Heldinger, superintend- ent of the children's department is in charge. Wednesday—7:45. midweek prayer service will be combined with the an- nual business meeting of the church and Sunday School. All are invited to attend this servi ORGE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH John Richardson, Rector Miss Florence Fritch, Organist Services fourth Sunday in Advent. 9:30 a, m.—Chureh School. 10:30—-Morning prayer and sermon. Christian Joy. Christmas services, 11:15 p. m.—Christmas Eucharist Thursday, December 28th Holy In- RMAN BAPTIST THE FIRST G CH! Corner of Eighth and Rosser }. J. Lippert, Minister. 10:00 a. m.—Church School. Start 11:00—Morning worship. Prelude, Anthem: ‘Tidings of Great Joy” ison. Song by the choir. Talk to the children. Solo: “QO Sagt mix die Kunde’ Herm, von Berge, sung by Mrs, L. Bi Sermon: “Was Bedeited Weihnac! ten Fuer Diche?” 7:30—Christmas program by the ort talk by the minister: “The ar or Popular Tree.” 2 offering will go to the Chil- s Home. 4 You are invited to participate in FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 16-Ave. D, G. Adolph Johns, Pastor. Sunday, Dec. 24—Fourth Sunday in 9:40 a, m.—Sunday School and Bible 10:30—Morning worship. Anthem: “Angel's Song.” { ‘T Am Not Worthy.” Il be no evening worshtp. Monday, Dec, 25—Christmas Day: 6:00 a. m—Christmas Matins. «Processional: Silent Night, Holy t. Christmas Carols—Male quartet. Hymn: All Hail to Thee, O Blessed Christmas Matins Liturgy. Anthems: — Bohemina Christmas Hymn: Good News from Heaven—| Sermon Text: Luke 2:1-20, i Sermon: The Heavenly Christmas ns. Anthem: Vigil—Christiansen. Offertory: Cantique de Noel— in: Joy To the World—Congre- Closing Liturgy. 7:30 p. m.—The Sunday School will present the Christmas Service “Bethe Organ Postlude: “Christmas March” | lehem.’ Merkel, Broadway Ave: th St. Masses at 8, 9, 10 and 11, Nine Brelock Mass is children, THE SALVATION ARMY i 112 Main Avenue Adjutant Mildred Smith, fficer in charge. @unray, December 24th: 10:00 a. m. ‘company meeting, or} Bunday School, Classes for all ages, including a Bible Class for adults. Come and bring vour children to Sun- Gay School. George Stebbins, in charge. 11:00—Holiness meeting, or morning ‘rorship. A serv planned with the theme of “Holine: 6:30 p. m.—Young People’s League. ‘A meeting conducted by the young. people of the corps, but everyone is welcome, The theme of the meeting will be “Christmas.” 8:00 . service for Christmas E: al singing and playing by the band. Adjutant Her- bert Smith will bring the message. Salvation Army extends a cor- @ial welcome to all to come to each el one of their services. If you have no other church home, come to the Sal- vation Army and bring your friends, You will be made to feel at home, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, CIENTIST m. Wednesday evening testimonial fmeeting at 8 o'clock. A reading room maintained in the Hoskins Block, 200's-4th Street, is{ pen daily from 12 to 5 p. m.; Sunday, Stos p.m All are welcome to attend the ehurch services and to make use of the reading room. ICAL CHURCH 7th and Tosser Ave. Ira EB, Herzberg, Minister 9:30-—Men’s prayer service. All men ere invited to this service. 16:00—Sunday Church School for ail departments. Parents let us bring Wednesday, Dec. 27 at 7:30 p. m— Bible study in the book of Acts, :30 p, m.—Choir practice. Saturday, Dec. 30 at 9 a. m.—Con- firmation class. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Fourth St. and Ave. B. Ellis L. Jackson, Minister | Sunday, December the 24th, 1933. 10:00 a. m.—Church School worship service for Christmas Sunday. Wil- lam Mueller, Supt. The Evarts class for adults. The Quain class for young people. 11:00—Morning worship. Pianist—Mrs. Clarence Gunness. Prelude: “Nazareth” Gounod. actfertory: Cradle Song (McFay- len). Choir Anthem: “There Were in the Same Country” Lansing. Sermon: “The Names of Jesus Sav- is L, Jackson, 09 p. m.—A Pageant arranged by the Church School and directed by their committee, William Mueller Jr., Mrs. G. J. Worner and Mrs. E. L, Jack- son. “The Light from the East"—The music will be furnished by the church choir, There will be no midweek service during holiday week. TRINITY LUTHERAN Avenue A at Fourth Opie S. Rindahl, Pastor. There is a cordial welcome at Trine cB A mourn Sunday in Advent, Decem- jer 2: Shurch School 9:45 a. m. Morning worship 11:00. Sermon: “Grace Revealed in Jesus Christ.” Anthem: Trinity church choir, Christmas Eve services 11:00, Carols, Anthems and Scripture les- sons, 3 Festival services Monday “This Is the Sign.” FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS HEY, THOSE GUYS ARE ‘TALKING ABOUT US, OUTSIDE... ARE WE GONNA LET ‘EM GET AWAY GAY, TAG, WE Took A PLEDGE To BE FRIENDS... LET'S 60 OUT AN' SHOW THOSE GUYS HOw WE STAND! THEYRE GONNA WIND UP WITH THE GROUND NEXT To BELIEVE ME, IF ANYBODY CALLED ME NAMES LIKE FUZZY CALLED TAG, TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT: IT, WOULDN'T You, HEMENSLEY ? MOST OF A CERTAINTY! I SHOULD ASSUREDLY RENONSTRATE WITH NOT AS LONG AS “THEY HAVE NOSES BIG ENOUGH To STOP THES WOUSE WITT! AVENE TOOTH Wi ~ COMB, BUT 1 CANT FIND THOSE BRACELETS---AND 1 SPENT WELL, TLL Fix THAT SNOOPER! TLL WDE HIS PRESENT IN TWS COOKIE CAN-HE'LL NEVER THINK OF LOOKING SALESMAN SAM ( TOLOTA , OU22, THaT STORE WOULD GET EN'RY THING THEY asked FOR , FER CHRISTMAS—AN' I MEANT (T! THERES TH’ HERE IN TH <TORE WIT OUT TH BANK! CMON, SANOY CLAUS: OKAY, OL FOUR—HOSSPOWER HELP YA Lomo uP! LETS GIT Goin’! MAKE @ LOTTA BOUGHT HTH $500 (DREW, Kios HAPPY! RECKON “THEY ff RODENT, ALL . 2 SA-ANY SNOW DONT WEED TODO BPC OCX > AU CHAGIN’ THAT “ewEte” 3 WEADACHE AWAY 16 TH’ BEST CURIGIMAS PRESENT You 8 soinenen Anthem: Trinity church choir, Children’s Christmas service, Mon- day 5:30 p. m. School children in white vestments, candle light service. Mrs. A. M. Kiland, chairman of pro- gram, eur children to church. Let us come with them Sunday, We have a grow- | (Additional Churches on Page 4) | AT THE ‘By Candlelight’ Gay Romance at The Capitol Theatre ‘The gay atmosphere of an outdoor carnival is much the same in any language. And it usually spells “Ro- ance.” mance.’ This fact is demonstrated in “By Candlelight,” sophisticated Continen- tal comedy which comes to the Cap- itol theatre on Sunday midnight, Christmas Day and Tuesday, with Elissa Landi and Paul Lukas in star- Ting roles, and a cast which also in- cludes Nils Asther, Esther Ralston, Lawrence Grant, Dorothy Revier, Lois January, Warburton Gamble and/| other favorites. Several scenes in the picture take place in the grounds of a little car- nival in Austria, showing a crude- ness which is unheard of in the, from United States of the present day. The motive power for the merry- go-round for example, is provided by a horse harnessed in the centre of the contraption and pulling the carousel around after the manner of a treadmill whenever the ate tendant desires to take his custo- mers for a ride. The tradi- tional carnival spirit is everywhere Present, and the peasants on holiday bent enjoy themselves to the full- est extent. ‘This carnival is visited by Kissa Landi and Paul Lukas when the MOVIES | ‘Cast of the Century’ Delights in Splendid ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Wholly unlike anything ever done before, this unique picture is highly entertaining. It has an unusual cast, aptly termed, “the cast of the cen- tury.” It includes, besides Charlotte Henry as “Alice,” Richard Arlen, ‘Roscoe Ates, Gary Cooper, Leon Errol, Louise Fazenda, W. C. Fields, Skeets Gallagher, Cary Grant, Raymond Hatton, Edward Everett Horton, Ros- Polly Moran, Jack Oakie, Edna May Oliver, May Robson, Charlie Ruggles, Alison Skipworth, Ned Sparks and Ford Sterling. It is an artistic masterpiece of cos- tume, set and design; it is a riotous comedy; it is unusually well directed start to finish; it is photo- graphed perfectly. In short, Holly- ‘wood never has done anything quite like it before. Story? No need to tell it. You've all ready “Alice's Adventures in Won- derland,” and “ the Looking- Glass.” You'll find all of your fa- vorite characters and scenes in the EL wig) EH! OH, THATS HENENSLEY| ALOYISIUS PROCTER... HE WAS DROPPED ON HIS HEAD WHEN HE WAS A BABY, AND LANDED ON A , DICTIONARY“. — ot Kl