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markt ‘The Herald Angels Bing.” siete ord 1. » Chi : “Good News From Heaven ‘Angels Bring,” Sermon text: John 1:1-14. “The Gk Offertory: Clarinet solo, “Largo,” Handel, Miss Grace Erickson. Offering for Home Missions. bgt can to the World,” Con- closing erie ST. GEORG! EPISCOPAL CHURCH Christmas Day Service will begin at 11:30 Christ- mas Eve. The congregation will sing several Christmas carols and at 11:45 the choir will enter the church sing- ing, “The Adeste Fidelis.” Introit Te Deum Landamus—Van Boskerck. The service will be a choral Euch- erist in E-Flat by W. A. Cruickshank. le. Gloria Tibi. Gratias Tibi. ~Credo. Offertory anthem: “The Hush of Night Hath Fallen,” by William R. Benedictus Qui Venit. Agnus Del. Gloria in Excelsis. ‘Seven’Fold Amen by Stainer. Recessional: ““Hark the Herald Angels Sing.” bereitprdied bleed id held on Dec. 28th—Holy Innoce! TRINITY LUTHERAN Avenue A at Fourth Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor “There is a cordial welcome at, Trinity.” CHRISTMAS EVE Sars Light Service, Christmas Pus by Tlty Church Chol, Z yr arena ire Cara; “Silent Night,” soloist, Mrs. T. G. Plomasen. “The First Noel,” soloist, Bruce ‘Wallace. “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” I. A, Esko, soloist. Liturgy and Scripture Lessons. Violin Solo, beam Engelhardt. Christmas “While ‘Shepherds ‘Watched ‘Their Flocks,” Handel. “Vigil,” Christiansen. A “Lo, How a Rose Ever Blooming,” Praetorius. “To Us Is Born Immanuel,” Prae: torius. “The Song of the Angels,” Trad. Eighteenth Cent. Tenor Solo, “Adore and Be Still,” Gounod, I. A. Esko, with violin obligato, plano and organ ac- bast it; Clarion Larson, ; Mrs. Opie Rindahl, piano; ‘Adolph Englehardt, violin. CHRISTMAS DAY Christmas Day, December 25. Festival Bervice, 11:00 a, m. Bach. 4 Soprano Solo, “Stille Nacht, yg Nacht,” Gruber, Mrs, Iver vestival Offering, Traditional. Festival Sermon, “The Birth of Our} W: Saviour.” Maria Lutheran Church, Braddock Dec. 23 at 2:00 p. m. tinson; “A Little Baby,” Edward Pet- erson; recitation, Ronald Johnson; “Christmas Within,” Lucile Johnson, “A Christmas Pr:.yer,” Ramona Kan- gus; hymn: “I Love to Hear the AQ tion; “The Christ- mas Spirit,” Helen and Dorothy Nord- Sunday school; hymn: Thee, O Blessed Morn,” congregatio sermon text: John 1:1-14; sermon: “The Glorious Christchild,” tor Johns; pageant: “The Chirstmas! Story in Scripture and Song,” hymn: | “All My Heart This Night Rejoices,” congregation; Luke 2:1-5 read and; dramatized; of Bethlehem,” choir; Luke 2:6, 7; song: “Away in a Manger” Sunday school; Luke 2:8-14: hymn: “Hark the Herald Angels Sing,” choir; Luke 2:15-20;' hymn: “While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by Night,” Sunday School; Matthew 2:1-11; hymn “Joy to the World,” congre- offering for the Sunday) hymn: “Silent Night,” con-' gregation; benediction, Pastor Johns.’ GOSPEL TABERNACLE SUNDAY SCHOOL PROGRAM Monday, Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, 8p.m Prayer. iene: Joy to the World—Congre- gation. Welcome—Alice Schuh. Greetings—Arthur Stroble. A Tiny Babe—Sylvia Jesus Loves—Four boys. Bearing One Another's Burdens— ler. The ewedin of Christmas—Song by ‘Sunday school. The Birth of a King—Maizie Ren- frow. Bethlehem—Barbara Weible. Seven Shining Lights — Seven children. A Christmas Carol—Esther Weible. The Guiding Star — Dick Helfen- stein. My Gift—Illa Strand. A Place for Jesus—Ruth Weible. Jesus—Five children. Fulness of Time—Norma Cordon. The New Light—Guilford J. Man- di igo. The Baby Christ—Earl pei ‘The Birth of Christ—D! Mandigo. Blind Betty—By a group of Christ Ambassadors. Presentation of presents and candy to Sunday school pupils. Benediction. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Christmas plans of the Pres- byterian church include parties and Programs of the primary department of the church school and the begin- ners’ department of the church school held on Saturday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock. The programs will be in charge of Miss Esther Maxwell, su- The antiphonal musical response used in connection with the lihgting of tin tae Or as solos. These include: Fas: The offertory, following the lighting jot the seventh candle, will take the form of presentation of White Gifts the other gifts will be distributed iocally as need arises, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 8:00 a. m. Sunday, Christmas Sun- day services at the state penitenti- ,Stys male quartet sccompanied by Marguerite . Sunday morning 10 a. m, the anthem “O Holy Night,” Adam; an- them, “The Shepherds’ Vision,” Lor- enz; sermon by the pastor, “The Wondrous Birth.” Sunday night, the annual church school observance. The Christmas| story as recorded by Saint Matthew and Saint Luke. Organ prelude, “O Holy Night,” (Adam) Marguerite Kennedy; processional, “Come Hither Ye Faithful,” Wade's Cantus Diversi; | Prayer, the pastor; recitations child- Ten of the primary, junior and inter- mediate departments of the church school; “All My Heart This Night Rejoices,” (Bbeling) Luke 2:6-7;, “O Little Town of Bethlehem,” (Redner) ; Luke 2: 6-7; “Away in a (Carl Mueller) ; Luke 2:8-14; “Hark the Herald Angels Sing,” (Mendel- ssohn) Luke 2:15-20; “White Shep- herds Watched,” (Willis); Matthew 2:1-11; “Joy to the World,” “Silent Night, Holy Night,” (Frans Gruber); Tecessional, the pastor. ‘The part of the herald will be taken by Stanton Roberts. The other scenes will be enacted by the boys and girls of the church school dur- at which carols will be sung, will be said at 9 o'clock and another solemn bigh mass will be sung at 10:30 o'clock. Rev. Father Feehan is to Tead the first three masses and Rev. Father Michael Messer, O. 8. B., Richardton, will be the celebrant for the last. The adult choir, directed by Rev. Father Henry Holleman, will start to sing at §:15 o'clock Christmas morn- ing, the first selections being “Silent Night,” Franz Gruber, arranged for is the “Missa Tertia” by M. For the offertory, “Adeste Fideles,” traditional melody arranged for mixed choir, will be given. After the mass, Pietro Yon’s “Gesu Bambino” Aa be sung. Sister Herman will be at the organ and Miss Mary Flora Wood will play violin accompaniments. The music will be the same at the 10:30 Haller. | Betty,” “The Story of Christmas,” Sunday school; “The Birth of a King,” Maizie Renfrow; “Bethlehem,” Barbara Wei- ble; “Seven Shining Lights,” seven children; “A Christmas Carol,” Esther Weible; “The Guiding Star,” Dick Helfenstein; “My Gift,” Illa Strand; “A Place for Jesus,” Ruth Weible; “Jesus,” five children; “Fulness of Time,” Norma Gordon; “The New Light,” Guilford Mandigo; “The Baby ; Christ,” Earl Schuh; “The Birth of |Christ,” dialog; “While Shepherds Watched,” Jane Seelye; “A Good Move,” Percy Quanrud; offertory, “Dreamer,” Guilford Mandi “Blind group of Christ Ambassador members; benediction. St. George’s Episcopal Rev. N. E. Elsworth has arranged an 11:30 o'clock Christmas Eve serv- ice with much sacred music to be sung by the choir after it enters the church singing “Adeste Fidelis.” o'clock mass, except that the “Bilent | Christmas exercises also will be held Night” will be omitted. Confessions will be heard from.6:30 tu 8:30 o'clock Sunday evening, from 10 to 12 o'clock Monday for children and from 2 to 5 and from 7 to 9 o'clock in the afternoon and eve- ning. Rev. Father Messer, who is to assist, will arrive here Sunday. First Lutheran Rev. G. Adolph Johns, pastor of the | First Lutheran church, has the following schedule for the 6 o'clock Christmas morning worship: organ, “Christmas Carols,” Miss Lu- cile Malmquist; processional, “Silent Night, Holy Night;” Bae “All Hail to ‘Thee, O Blessed Mt sion of faith; anthem, “The Christ- mas Story,” Adams, choir; hymn, on December 28, the Feast of the Holy Innocents, The order of service at the Christ- mas Eve service will be: introit, “Te Deum, Laudamus,” Van Boskerck; “Eucharist in E-Flat,” W. A. Cruick- shank; Kyrie, Gloria Tibi, Gratias Tibi, Credo; offertory anthem, “The Hush of Night Hath Fallen,” William | arise: R. Spence; communion hymn, “Calm on the Listening Ear,” Dykes; Sur- sum Corda, Sanctus, Benedictus Qui Venit, Agnus Dei, Gloria in Excel- sis; “Seven Fold Amen,” Stainer; recessional, “Hark, the Herald Angels Sing.” First Baptist Christmas festivities at the First Baptist church began Friday evening when all teachers and pupils of the church school met at 7 o'clock. At 8 lwo'clock the same evening, the Senior Baptist Young People’s League had its holiday party. Rev. Ellis L. Jackson, pastor, will . |conduct a Christmas Sunday service ‘Largo, Erickson; offering for home missions; “Joy to oe teclaed ” congregation, and closing li “Joy gyi the World,” a Christmas service arranged especially for Sun- day schools by Jorgensen, will be given at t:30 oclock Ghratna night, according to Rev. Johns. Miss Mabel Olson, assisted by other members of the church school staff, has prepared the following program: song, “I Have to Tell the ing the singing of the hymns with | story, each scene. The purpose of the ser- vice being to tell the Christmas story as it is written in the bible. McCabe Methodist Episcopal Church McCabe Methodist Episcopal church school program to be given in the church auditorium on Monday evening at_7:30 o'clock. ‘Songs—opening by school: (1) Hap- ells; (2) “Away ina Man- (3) “Dear Little J ay by Patsy Ann Wells. Weicome-—Arthar Kutchera. Violin solo: “Silent Night,” Dicky Rue. Lullaby- Lele Bischof. Reading: “O Little Town,” by Hol- lace Beall. Piano solo—Beverly Jean Patera. Pageant: Bethlehem." i of ‘the Sheep—Jimmy Shuni His Overseer—Jack Evarts —Dorothy Dale; Stranger — Grace Sanborn; Prophets — Richard La- by .!Grave, John Beaudoin and Jack San- worship with its special music a Christmas Vesper service is planned for 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Plans for this service are in charge of Mrs. J. L. Hughes, Mrs. Grover C. Riggs, and Mrs, Themar Simle. The theme of “The Kingdom of God” is devel- oped in connection with the ritual of lighting the Christmas candles py 12 seniors of the high school. Those} F, having parts are: arise, Shine for Thy Light Is Come”—Robert Vogel. “The Song of Mary” — Margaret Jones, “The Shepherds’ Story” — Hudson “and It Came to Pass”"—Susie Imus. “The Visit of the Magi” — Arthur Sandin. “Unto Us a Child Is Born”—Audrey farrior, we “The Soul of the City Receives the] © Gift of the Holy Spirit”—Jean Jones. obtain preferred) to The Bismarck Tribune Household Arts Dept., 259 W. 14th Street, New York, N. ¥. born; Blind Man—Robert Ritterbush; Lame Boy—Robert Rue; Ol —Elizabeth Boise; Outcast—Marion Lawrence; Sick Malden—Ellen Klee; Orphan Boy—Jimmy Dolph; Orphan Girl—Carol Devitt; Mary, Mother of Jesus Evelyn Skel; Joseph — Joe Guthrie; Shepherds — Bobby Lill strand, ‘Donald Robi Joe Pa Douglas — Yeater, Wol Richard Zabel; Kinge—Junlor Dale, |% Everett No Norman Jensen. Final song: joy to the World.” departments of the church school will take part in the program under the leadership of Mrs. Walter Bischof and her committee. C ONTINUE from page one- Christmas Spirit Marks Observance By Congregations’ hem,” I. A. Esko, ais liturgy and | Pearl scripture violin ‘solo, Adolph Engelhardt; ‘anthems—"" herds Watched Their Flocks,” Han- del; “Vigil,” Christiansen; “Lo, How Woman Gordon chosen by Rev. Walter E. Vater, pas- tor, for his sermon at the Christ- mas Sunday morning service. Ruth Rowley, organist, Miss Phyil Wolverton singing Adam's “O Holy Night” and the congregation will take part in the extensive musical i i & i} i Fai fil i : E ef B a rf ht il iE ee i s i g Ze se : et in ey i i a = | Frances Hanson, Porter. Recitation, ‘While Shep- beginner and primary depart. Praetorius; “The 1 re Gounod—| hymn, God, From Gospel Tabernacle Gospel Dearest, a congregation; welcome, Moen | fOUE, bos ferns “The Census , “Joy to the World,” John Swenson, Esther Engen, John Melville, Jean Burbage, Junior Engen, Delain and Helen Kel- ler, Eugene Meyer, Dorothy Larsen, Patty and Bernard Burbage, Marion | P! Pierce and Ramona Malm; recitation, “Merry Christmas to All,” Jack Al- brecht; group exercise, “The Prophe- cies Concerning Christ,” Gilbert Ol- son, Donald Flateland, Russell Knut- son, Susanne Melville, Billy Arntson and Charles Olmanson. Exercise, “The Birth of Christ,” Alfhild Engen, Wanda Swensen, Vir- ginia Lois Knutson and Marie Nelson; scene, “The Shepherds at the Manger,” Helen Johnson, Fred Swen- son, Viola Malm, Edna Hanson and Ellen Nelson; hymn, “Joy to the World,” audience; recitation, “Merry Christmas,” Audrey and Shirley Gal- lup; recitation, “Baby Jesus,” Patty Larsen; recitation, “A Little Baby,” primary departments, “Bleep, oy: Sleep,” “Little Stars That Won- ler” and “Christmas Bells Are Ring- Ecercise, “What Makes Christmas?” Jean Burbage, Laverne Johnson, Paul Porter, Ruth Engen, Robert Johnson and John Melville; talk, “Multiplied Joy,” Grace Olmanson; song, “Under the Stars One Holy Night,” fifth and |&t. sixth grades; recitation, “Star of the East,” Girdell Patterson, Morris Johnson and Beverly Barneck; recita. tion, “O Blessed Little Star,” Lois Johnson; exercise, “Adoration,” John erie. Jack Mellon, Sigrid Engen and “What Can I Give at the penitentiary at 8 o'clock in the morning. Miss Marguerite Ken- nedy will accompany the male quar- tet which is to sing. The church school meets as usual at 10 o'clock. For the 11 o'clock morning wor- ship, Miss Kennedy will play “Claire D'Lune,” Debussy; Mrs. Clarence Gunness will sing the offertory, “Choral” by Pierne; the choir will sing Adam’s “O Holy Night,” the Pastor will offer the prayer and chil- dren of the primary, junior and in- termediate departments of the church school will give recitations, The Christmas story as related by Saints Matthew and Luke will feat- ure th nual church school observ- ance at 8 o'clock Sunday night. The Program will be: organ prelude, “O Holy Night,” Adam—Miss Kennedy; ful,” Wade's “Cantus Diversi”; pray- ecitations, church’ schoo! 1 My Heart This Night “O Little Town of “Away in a the World,” Franz Gruber; closing prayer, Rev. Jackson. The part of the herald will be tak-|]j Roberts. The other |i en by Stanton scenes will be enacted by the boys and girls of the church school during the singing of the hymns with each scene. The purpose of the service is to tell the nativity story as it is written in the Bible. it Presbyterian The Christmas plans of the First Presbyterian church, of which Rev. F. E. Logee is pastor, include parties and programs for the primary de-|}j partment of the church schoo] 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon, in charge of Miss Esther Maxwell, primary su- perintendent and Mrs. W. L. Nuessle, beginners’ department superintend- In addition to the regular morning worship with its special music a Christmas vesper service is planned for 5 o'clock Sunday .afternoon. Plans for this service are in charge of Mrs. John L, Hughes, Mrs. Grover C. Riggs and Mrs. Themar E. Simle. The theme, “The Kingdom of God,” is de- veloped in connection with the light- ing of the Christmas candles by 12 seniors of the high school. Mary Louise Nuessle; “Arise, Shine for Thy Light Is Come,” Robert Vogel; “The If you want your CHRISTMAS DINNER ( ous) THE INN Please make your reserva- tions with Mrs. Olgeirson (Phone 117) not later than Monday { Song of Mary,” Margaret Jones; “The er, Marion Kudick, Betty Wilde, Au- Shepherd's Story,” Hudson LeRoy; “And It Came to Pass,” Susie Imus; “The Visit of the Magi,” Arthur Sandin; “Unto Us a Child Is Born,” “He Whom a Dream ith Possessed,” Robert Mote; “And He Said Unto His Disciples,” Jane Lawyer; “The Kingdom of Heaven,” Receives the Jean Jones; tion,” John Cameron. The antiphonal musical responses used in connection with the lighting of the candles will be sung by the choir or as solos. These will include “What Child Is This,” “The First Noel,” “Shepherds Now Go We, Three Kings of the Orient Are” and “A Norwegian Child's Prayer.” Mrs. Ralph Truman and Miss Jean Con- verse are assisting in the speaking parts, perme offertory, following the light- jing of the seventh candle, will take the form of the presentation of the white gifts at the foot of the Christ- mas candle. All gifts are to be wrapped in white and gifts of money will be placed in white envelopes, The offering of money will be sent to for- eign missions while the other gifts will be distributed locally as need 8. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Rev. John V. Richert has announc- ed the program which will be given at 7:30 o'clock Monday evening by the Sunday school, which opens with: Piano Prelude—Miss Mary Mahl- man, Invocation — Introit, Responsive, Prayer, Scripture lesson from John Hymn—“From Heaven Above to Earth I Come.” Christmas greetings with introduc- tion to the Sunday School program. The Christmas story will be told as follows: Christmas carol—“Come Hither, Ye Faithful,” entire Sunday school. Recitation—"In a Manger Laid,” Henry Mahiman, Otto Clausnitzer, Roland Mandigo, Harold Oberlander, Wilherd Kudick. Recitation—“Jesus Was Once a Little Child,” Joyce Adolph, Dorothy Anderson and Naomi Rusert. Christmas hymn—“All My Heart This Night Rejoices,’ Sunday school. Exercise—“Our Christmas Gift,” Marlene Kunz, Elizabeth Flurer, Betty Bohrer, Louis Richert, Richard Brau- er, Paul Flurer, August Kudick, Arthur Merkel and Alfred Clausnitz- er. Recitation—“He Shall Be Called,” Elmer Oberlander, Herman Merkel, Edwin Clausnitzer, Emil Anderson, Theo. Anderson and Reuben Behr- baum. Song—“O Little Town of Bethle- hem,” Sunday school. Recitation—“Come Back to Beth- lehem,” Joyce Harrison, Betty Brau- dine Wilson, Ruth Richert. Next will be a tableau," “On To Bethlehem,” a short playlet, in which the pupils of the senior classes will comprise the following cast. Rebecca Freitag as the Herald, Richard Harrison as Caesar August Bert Mahlmann as the Inkeeper, Grace Clausnitzer as Mary, Gene Pe- ters as Joseph, Dorothy Elofson as Announcing Angel, Viola Clausnitzer, Maxine Brauer and Sophie Merkel as Angels, and Bert Mahlman, Frederick Wilde, Richard Harrison, Louis Mer- kel and Robert Burckhardt as Shep- herds and Wise Men. The fableau tells the Christmas Story as it is re- corded by Saint Luke and Saint Mat hew, and is interspersed with the fol. lowing Christmas carols: “Away In the Manger” sung by the primary classes, “Hark, the Herald Angels Sing” by a trio composed of Eleanore Wilson, May Kuehn and Norma Kuehn. “While Shepherds Watched” is rendered by the entire Sunday school. “Joy to the World” is sung in parts by the cast, and the program of the Sunday school is concluded with “Silent Night, Holy Night,” which the congregation also is re- quested to sing. Concluding the program will be: Vocal Solo: “Gesu Bambino, Miss Mahiman. Eleanor Wilson will sing “That Glorious Morn,” accompanied by Vi- vian Wilson. Instrumental duet will be rendered by Folkert Backer and Walter Zim- merman, Choir selection and vocal duet by Mrs, Harrison and Mrs, Zimmerman. Announcements, Christmas offer- ing, hymn by congregation, prayer, benediction, doxology, and distribu- tion of Christmas candies and gifts. C ONTINUE from page one’ Nearly Third of * State Population ' On Relief Rolls costs of constructing a camp at Bot- tineau. Eleven schools participated in the Student aid program during October with 742 students receivingg $9,687.15. During October 1,790 children were given attention through the corzective care program which provides dental, ocular and tonsillar aid. This pro- gram called for expenditure of $23,- 316.44. The nursing service under the sup- ervision of the North Dakota public health department expended $1. 658.90. There were 37 nurses em- ployed on general duty in institu- tions. 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