The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 24, 1936, Page 5

- Bismarck Church Music| Ww thre fest mat clas afte was the gra: stue el pi d a fh Will Reach Crescendo On Christmas Day (Continued from Page One) | ternoon under direction of the post chaplain, Lt. Will A. Sessions, Jr. Eighteen children took part in the play, and about 20 adults sang in the cantata. Bismarck Indian school students will }.ave no special services on their Chrisi:aas day but instead will come to Bismarck to :ttend the churches | of their own denominations. Prisoners in the penitentiary who are of the Catholic faith will attend mass at 7 a, m., Christmas day and | those who are Protestants will have @ service at 9 a. m. A brief outline of the services planned in Bismarck churches fol- Jows: First Presbyterian Church Christmas activities of the First Presbyterian church, of which Rev. Floyd E. Logee is pastor, began with a Christmas musical Sunday evening by the choir under direction of Techla Knoll. Portions of this were ‘broadcast Monday evening. The be- ginning and primary departments of the church school held a program at 3 p. m., Tuesday at which parents were guests and the Presbyterian Mothers’ club served refreshments. ‘Wednesday evening, “The Lighting of the Christmas Candles,” a narrative pageant, was presented by high school seniors and white gifts were offered. There will be no services Christmas day. St. Mary's Procathedral The most solemn and beautiful services of the Catholic calendar are those of Christmas day. Friday there will be masses in St. Mary's pro- cathedral at 5:30, 6:50, 7:30, 8:15, 9, 9:50 and 10:30 a. m., with bendiction following the last mass. Confessions are being heard all day Thursday. Rey. Michael of Assumption abbey, Richardton, is here to assist the pas-} tor, Rev. Robert A. Feehan, and the other priests. Most Rev. Vincent Wehrle, Bishop of Bismarck, will be celebrant of the pontificial high mass at 5:30 a. m., with Rey. Joseph Schmidt as deacon, Rey. Thomas Tracy as sub-deacon asd Rev, Feehan as presbyter assistant. Rey, Feehan will deliver the sermon. The 9 o'clock mass is for children. The solemn high mass at 10:30 a. m., will be sung by Rev. Michael as cele- brant, Rey, Tracy as deacon and Rey.) Schmidt as sub-deacon. The procathedral choir, directed by Sister Herman, has prepared a new festival mass for the pontifical and solemn high masses, St. George's Episcopal Church The feast of Christmas is being celebrated elaborately by St. George's Episcopal church, of which Rey. N. E. Ellsworth is rector. An especially fire program of traditional music has been prepared for the midnight serv=| ice beginning at 11:45 p. m., Christ- mas eve, and for the second service at | 10 a. m., Christmas day. Wednesday evening a church school program, fea- turing a pageant, “The Children of | the Shepherds” directed by Mrs. Frayne Baker, was presented. McCabe Methodist Episcopal Church | Christmas Sunday services and a, Christmas tree and program at 7:30/ p. m., Thursday, were the festive| Services planned by Rey. Walter E./ Vater, pastor of the McCabe Metho- dist Episcopal church, The traditional candle-light service Sunday evening! was replete with music of the season by the robed choir, Offerings made) at the Christmas eve program will go to the Mandan hospital's free bed fund and to the worthy poor. An elaborate program has been prepared. Trinity Lutheran Church Three large Christmas trees.on the| altar and red candles on the window ledges again decorate the classic in- terior of Trinity Lutheran church, where impressive Christmas eve and Christmas day services will be con- ducted by the pastor, Rev. Opie S. Rindahl. The annual Christmas eve choral service, which Clarion E. Larson di- rects, is set for 11 p. m. Friday’s ob- servances will be the high festival Service at 11 a. m., when the congre- gation will place the annual offering to the pastor on the altar, and the children’s program at 7 p. m., when the offering will go toward the sup- port of orphans cared for by the synod, 8here will be a candle-light procession by the church school pu- pils and a dramatization of the Bethlehem story by the primary chil- dren during which the intermediate and junior departments will intone| Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church carols. A playlet, “Christmas Eve in ito Rev. R, E, Smith, pastor. THe P by Mrs. Delos Williams. Church of the Nazarene building dining room at 8 Christmas eve, tions, exercises, tableaux, music play- lets and a pageant, “There Is No Room,” in addition to prayer andj scripture reading. Salvation Army Major Herbert Smith of the Salva- | tion Army has been devoting much} of his time during the holiday season | Heart campaign and Christmas festivitics for the tran- sients. Christmas Sunday services; were held. He announces that the} traditional Christmas eve services in} preparing | the Songster Brigade will spend pitals and in the residence sections. The annual Christmas tree program | for young people will be held at 8 p.| m., Saturday. : | First Lutheran Church | The First Lutheran church will hold its customary morning wor- ship at 6 a. m., Christmas day, in the form of a candle-light service. A great deal of special music has been prepared for this festive occa- sion, The Sunday school will give its | program the same day at 8 p. m., the; presentation being titled “Good Tid- ings to All the People” and being in} the missionary theme Bismarck spel Tabernacle Four students from the North Cen- tral Bible institute of Minneapolis will participate in the service which the Christ Ambassadors holds at 6 o'clock Christmas morning in the Bis- marck Gospel Tabegnacle, according Rev, H. G. Johnson, state superintendent, will preach. All are welcome to at- tend this and the Christmas eve pro~ gram at 8 o'clock being presented by the church school. First Baptist Church So that member families may s| Christmas eve in their homes, Ellis L. ‘Jackson, pastor, has planned no services in the First Baptist church, There also will be no sery- ives on Christmas day, the congre- gation having held its obsorvance with services and programs Sunday and Monday. First Evangelical Church The annual Christmas Sunday school program, directed this year by Mrs, C. F. Strutz, will be presented at 7:45 p. m, Thursday, in the First Evangelical church, Rev. William A. Lemke, pastor, announces. No sery- ices are planned for Friday. One of th most elaborate of the Sunday school entertainments will be Martin Luther's Home,” will be To our many Holidays! trons we wish them all the merriest of Christmas days. Bismarck Dairy Co. J. P. Spies, Prep. friends and pa- Thursday evening singing at the hos-|~ CHRISTMAS 1936 A Merry Curistmas from Simplicity was the keynote of the Christmas greeting President and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt selected to send to their friends at this Yule season. (Associated Press Photo) staged by Junior Lutheran Daughters|that given Christmas eve at of the Reformation members, directed! p. m., by the Zion Evangelical Lu- |’ {theran Sunda |recitations make up the three parts |¢ Rev. H. V. Sorenson, pastor, will of the pi conduct the Church of the Nazarene|“And It Came to Pass.” services in the World War Memorial] there will be an altar service conduct- p. m.{ed by the pastor, Rev. J. V. Richert, There will be recita-| and distribution of gifts, The {hold it chi to cooperation with the Open Your) Melby th I N Ai the citadel will not be held but that |hy, the « PAGANS CCE PEELS C SS" Ss Hy Carol”. fe tion. The m. It All the with a Part Conti Comes John Ei lowing. Chris grade, mary, child Child: enth gi Word Alfhild | "Silen SIDENT wal mary di Part 10 Home ae own |troduce d ag school. Music and ntation, which is entitled |x At the close n ns Paul ‘P {HERAN CHURCH nue D Johns, Pastor an’ church Chri A G_ Adolph Wrst” Luthe traditic \grade; vin {by Mild t deal special m 1 in this festive m follows: prelude by Mrs. ‘ ip istmas Evan sional: Christmas Ci : “In the by M E and H them; "O venson, Night"—Adam, Holy 211 Thee O Ble: ed | Hymi congregatl Closing ing the Christian and the Ameri flags, respectively, usher in the fol- | Response by Alfhild ny and W girls of fifth {peal for Ligh Sermon: “The Great Joy of Christ- mas,” by Pastor Johns. Anthem: “The First olton, by the choir, ‘Joy to the World,” by the jon. liturgy by the congrega- of Sunday school the First Lutheran church will give its Christ- mas program Christmas Day at 8 p. will present “Good Tidings to People,” a Christmas service missionary theme. j I, Gathéring All the People rin is renders Proces- A ws from Heaven the i Little Chil- e' Ne King Who Today,” 28 two flag bearer: ingen and Bill Arntson, bea group: tian Church Group by eighth nursery, beginners and pri- Who ren of Our Own Land Know Not Christ, by fourth, fifth and sixth grades, ren of Foreign Lands) Who Know not Christ, by third and sev- rades, is of welcome by. or Johns, Part If, Good Tidings Program by Christian church group, En nt leader: ight, Holy Night,” by Nordstrom. Only Little Children,” song beginners and primary group primary d in a Manger, lepartment. I, The Need of Good Tidings by All the People Mission Needs, Fr: er of Childre: yho Know Not s the following spe; gar Anderson ; Eskimos—Do: Li ther Engen; Chinese—Bern: e and Johuny Swenson; Jews de; song, Pass » O Gentle Saviou Mission Need der of Children of Fo Who Know Not Christ, the following _ speak ia Mission Field—Su- adings: rtment. ayne An- of Our y Carlson: Nord- orter; group recitation, by five girls of third 10, in the Darkness,” dred’ H t 1V, The Good Tidings to to ion group. Joy to the World, the Lor by congregation and Sun- y Pastor Johns. Wanda Swenson. THE WORLD-F SINGING PRESENTS CHILDREN’S MUSI GREATEST EVENT IN RADIO FOR CHILDREN OF ALL AGES AMOUS LADY CAL PLAYS Every Friday Afternoon—Starting Christmas Day Kellogg's Singing Lady makes musical history! For the first time, she will present original plays and adaptations of the classics—with a famous cast and complete musical scores in addi- tion to her regular series of songs and stories. Parents and children of all ages will thrill to the beauty of these productions—they both educa- tional and entertaining. Don’t miss the first play, “The Birth of the Christ Child,” to be given on Christ- mas Day from 4:15 to 4:45 p. m. (CST). STATION KFYR Sponsored by Kellogg Company of Battle Creek ooo i WE GREET YOU with sincere wishes for your Happiness at CHRISTMAS TIME BUILDER’S WOODW 713 Ave. A. ORKING CO. Phone 663 This is our wish for Everybody THE BUTLER STUDIO 20014 Main Phone 249 Bismarck, N. Dak. Christmas! de, reading and prayer by | and | M sung by pri- Tak will Met Anni jseh “0 dle On Christmas day, second service Regular services on Sunday. Rey. Walter E. Vater, Pastor c 1 “A Thoughtful Lad,” by Allen Bea- co. Betterly Ona Morn"—congregation, | wilt be as follows: Vogel. by Apostles’ Creed). 4 7 p, m.—Christmas program by, the Opening. liturgy—congregatlon. The midnight service will be given| “A Word to the Wise,” by Douglas| Anthem: “Jesu Bambino"—Pietre| church school: [Sing tcongtesations ts ee | ‘organ prelude: “aiient Night ‘Oftert. dain norsed are uy Bar| ‘A Christmas ‘pageant by the, pri — e 3 rgan prelude: “Sile: ight” — ertory. 3 = The Christmas Gospel, Luke 2:1-20, | Kohiman. Manger scene followed by presenta: | 183° "Rejoice “ejolee, This Heppy | mary department, directed by Mmes. by, Pastor Johns. Processional: =“O Come All Ye/|tion of white gift Morn"). Convert, Wahl and Halde. | A = The Confession of Falth—con-|Faithtul"—Adeste Fidelen. Hymn 18%, 18: “Triumpp, Ye| yg cheracters: Joseph-nfohn Arman: ereeprane. solo: “While Shepherds|cruienghanins on ee ee OF ST. MARY'S PROCATHEDRAL = | Heavens.” i 2 Marlowe Anne. Gronberg, Lorraine Watched ‘Tiete locks,” by Mrs. H.| ‘Ottertory “anthem: “Break Forth| prondway Avenue at Eleventh 8 | Offertory? He Rudeer, shirley Ziliehaugen and Mar; : 3 nto Joy"—Simper, 4 3 3 Hymn: “Good News from Heaven”| | Sursum Corda, Sanctus, Benedictus poriatmes Be eee PNA are te Want Gilbert Sea e ee ae arenes —congregation. | Qui Venit and Agnus del by Cruick- ses at 6:50, 7:36, 8:15, 9 and | Rindahl, Shekie. Hilden, Billy Kleppe, Stanley at | Traditional offering at festival ser- vice placed ai t altar. Hymn 201: “Joy to the World.” ‘and solemn high ma ‘clock mass is for children, Johnson; Inn Keeper—Donald Mart- wick; Herald—James Schlechter; ommunion Lymn: “Draw Nigh and e the Body of the Lord”—Brown, Gloria in Isis—Old Chant. Recesslonal: “Hark the. Herald | fa) ROR Ee Tie ceed mtar bl Lek aries (Continued on Page Seven) Angely ane CARE sea ard all day ostlude: Christmas Postlude”— Hosmen, by Ani Hurlbut Peterson, | "Ur#@ay, starting at 9:20 a. m. organist TRINITY LUTHE! RAN CHURCH 11 p. m., Thursday, Christmas Eve, December 2: 4: Candle Light Choral service by Trinity church choir, directed by Clarion E. Larson. sional (lighted candles—call be at 10:00 a, m. CABE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH roc to, worship). “Vigil” arr. Christianson, stmas Eve, Dec. 24, 7:30 p, m.— — > wal Christmas tree “and church pane fe he eee cl program, as follows: ep oh, Come All Ye Faithful” by au- woe tWhane wio iedast ee (standing). The Holy Gospel, Luke eting,” by Marylee Dolph. “The Song of the Angel Difficult Task,” ‘by Anita Allen.|inson, by Mra. T. G. Plomase! , Real Friend,” by Natalia| Tn. "Day « ( Be RBIELN Day or A ne eee To all our patrons we extend Tr, by Mrs. : : linge t Christmas Means,” by Pegsy| ‘Three Bohemian Carols arr. Riedel. Lou Rit T y, Bol i F |Songss "Shine Out ©, Blessed Star,”| 1ottee sneer cutee Bole by Char the Season’s Greetings | Away in a Manger,” by primary ys Us is Born Immanuel. ee din Haidenipan ae penn “Fairest of Roses''—Christiansen. Lee Benet De eee orate cg ade D. P. George Geo. Christo Christiansen, solo, by Mrs. C. um, The First Noel. “O Little Town of Bethlehem”— rooks—Redner. “Silent Night! Holy Night!"!—Vio- lin, piano and organ by Rachel Joh- son, soloist. Recessional, instrumental finis of Silent Night. Benediction. 11 a. m, Friday, December 25: High Festival service. a song by, by primary group, by Carol Bradley. ight.” by Natalia i nne Gerlitz, Way to Be Happy,” by Jimmie nd Del Hart: ‘wo, Three.” by Jimmy Sette, erts and Albert Olson. “Up on the Housetop,” by Enjoy Your Xmas Dinner at Bismarck’s Finest Cafe. The New Sweet Shop Xmas Dinner Menu Christmas day, Blue Points on Half Shells—Chilled Fruit Cup Supreme boys. Processional. uy tmas Star,” by Donna Jean them: “Today There Is Ringing” Hearts of Crisp Celery—Spanish Queen Olives VY Christ Came,” by first grade|choin et runity church oline: Foray Lait alie | Oste Ge iCream Of Asparaely ng: “Tell Me the Story of Jesus,” | Hymn 197, “Rejoice, Re Ting Coplsne and’ Byclon kes [cnaiiahers Toler: ReJolens Yel rolled Kennebec Salmon Steak—Normande,. What a Boy Think: Paul Fried Chesapeake Oysters—Shoestrings .. Broiled Choice T-Bone Steak—French Fried Potatoes. by Liturgical service (Epistle followed Broiled Filet Mignon—French Fried Potatoes Sweet Shop Special Club Steck on Sizzler .... Roast Prime Ribs of Blue Ribbon Beef—Au Jus Snowflaked Potatoes or Candied Yams Bartlett Pear and Toasted Cocoanut Salad Creamed Carrots and Peas Plum Pudding — Hard Sauce Regular Dinner Suggestions Soups: Potage Lautaine or Cream of Asparagus Oven Baked Chicken Halibut Steak—Tartar Sauce . Broiled Loin End Steak—Shoestrings Roast Minnesota Turkey—Oyster Dressing Baked Stuffed Spring Chicken—Cranberries Broiled Spring Lambs Chops—Jelly ... Roast Fresh Ham—Apple Puree ... Snowflaked Potatoes or Candied Yams Bartlett Pear and Toasted Cocoanut Salad Creamed Carrots and Peas Hot Rolls Plum Pudding — Hard Sauce Choice of Desserts: Pumpkin Pie; Whipped Cream Hot Mince Pie — Fruit Cake — Cheese and Salty Wafers Toe Cream and Vanilla Wafers Beverage Chicken Broth clear with Noodles or Tomato Bouillon Soup ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY with cranberry sauce ROAST LONG ISLAND GOOSE with spiced crabapples BAKED YORKSHIRE HAM with champagne sauce ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF au jus STUFFED PORK TENDERLOIN en glaze Combination Salad—1000 Island Dressing Whipped or Candied Sweet Potatoes Cauliflower in Cream—Parkerhouse Rolls English Plum Pudding with Brandy Sauce Mince Pie—Pumpkin Pie ——————— We have just received a shipment of Seafoods: Live Lobster, Blue Points, Soft Shell Crab, Jumbo Frog Legs, Deep Sea Shrimp UJ 408 Main Street Telephone 27 Watch for Opening of Balcony Dining Room The entire personnel of the Grand Pacific Restaurant takes this opportunity to wish each and every one of you a very merry Christmastide. and good wishes for your happiness in the New Year. from Your Friends at Yegen’s Dairy 1221 Front Phone 182 We take this means of saying to you MERRY CHRISTMAS HAPPY NEW YEAR THANK YOU The Blackstone Club On-and-Off Sale Liquor Store F. L. Loomis and V. E. Kielty, Prope. Gi Of all the good things in this world, may you ‘have the very best. May all your hopes come true this Christmas season. Ralph C. Forsythe 119 Fifth Street Telephone 1887