New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 24, 1921, Page 10

10 I 3RITAIN DAILY HERALD, SPECIAL YULETIDE FEATURE XMAS First Church of Christ Church sck 1 L partment will have service. Morning Serm Followir the minister, M Music, with Herl linist, assisting Prelude for “Aria Anthem Carol-—Ir Offertory —Solo violin—The Christ Carol—Once in Roya Postlude-~for i Adoration Men and wome p.m Christma Orgar (a) Grar (b) BRercen (¢) March from the Evening Hym Watching Meadows Modern Christmas Carols (a) Angels from the Realms of Glory Wirre (b) The Christ Chhd . Hadley (c) Sleep Holy DBabe Dyke Offering Solo for contralto in the Ajr Organ (a) The Shepherds (b) At Twilight . Remarks. Ancient Uhristmas Carols (a) Unto Us a Child is Born 14th Century About 1570 Speaks (b) In Dulei Jubilo . (c) Silent Night Traditiona Response Gauntlett The standing committee will Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., at the parsonage The Junior department of the church school will have a supper Tuesday, 5:30 p. m Young Woman's class meeting, 7:30 p. m. Thursday, 4:30 p. m., girl scouts Thursday, 7:45 p. m., union prepar- atory service in the South church. Friday, 2 p. m, Woman's Home Missionary meeting, Communion service will be obsery- ed next Sunday, Jan. 1. Any one de- siring to unite with the church please see Mr. Maier before Thursday. A cordial {nvitation is given to all women of the church and congrega- tlon to attend the luneheon of the Woman's society, Thursday, Jan. 5, at 12 m. This is the annual meeting at which the reports of the different branches will be read. Ir intending to be present, please notify Mrs, W E. Parker, telephone 2 or Mrs. 8. T, Goss, telephone 1926, bhefore Jan. 4. 'This being the annual lunch- eon of the society, there will be no charge. A recital by Grace Sage and the Mendelssohn Trio, consisting of Mr. Theron Hart, pianist; Mr. Herbert Anderson, violinist, and Mr. Henry Schauffer, cellist, will be given in the church Jan. 6, under the auspices of the Fellowship club. meet Stanley Memorial Church, ™ Henry Hoar will have charge of the services in the morning., Morning service at 10:45; program as follows: Organ prelude, “March of the Magi" musical M e Y Dubois Anthem by choir, "Awake, Put on Thy Strength” <vev. Frey Offertory solo, “The Birthday of a King" S Netdlinger Walter Anthem by choir, Shepherds Watching Solo, “The Christ Child" . Mrs. H. Gronb: At 7 o'clock the Sund; glve the annual Christma Were Vincent . Coombs hool wil concert First Baptist Church, MUSIC WILL CHURCH SERVICES Peter Wyeliffe i | Horace Mary rom the v, Greed, War olo, “Deep O Herald Star solo (baritone) While the Shep Holy Child | ager Feet the Ardent | ‘ame and solo (tenor), A ralto), | Prince of Peace.” eting. | m. Woman's | meeting. & p. m | Ald meeting Thursday, 7:30 p. m. Christmas party of friendship club at home of Miss Helen Johnson, 28 Hawley street 45 p, m. Prayer meeting The Philathea meeting has postponed till January 6 Next Sunday morning will be the communion ind reception m; service members. The January church supper will be January 18 by the Junior Ald served South Church 9:30, Italian school; 10, Ttalian wor- ship; 10:45, morning worship. Sermon vy Dr. Hill, “When He Came." | Music: | Prelude, Pastoral Symphony (Mes- siah e Handel Anthem, “I Desired Wisdom" . . . Stainer Offertory. Through the Still Air | (Christmas hymn) Allen | ‘arol, In the Silence of the Night, Nprwegian Foik song. Costlude, The Hallelujah Chorus b ; Handel 12:10, church school. Departments will meet as usual and march imme- diately into the auditorium for the special Christmas Be to All Peopl ; worship; 4:30, Christms 1 s 5:30, Christmas Endeavor me lers, Jewel Bush and Dorothy Music— Recital service: rgen: March of the Magi . Carols: In Yonder Manger 15th Century From Heaven High the Angels Come 2 15th Century Jesus, Thou Dear Babe Divine : Haytian Cradle Song ‘ome With Us Sweet Flowers g old Dubois Infant So Gentle Away in a Manger (‘hristmas Song 14th Century O Have Ye Heard the Tidings? .. T 16th Century A Joytul Christmas song Old French Ye Children 14th Century Song of the Angels . 18th Centu £till Grows the Evening Bohemian Giood King Wenceslas . cony ‘e Arranged by Stevenson In Bethlehem's Manger 16th Century Shepherds’ Chr s song ... (3 Come ian Sing We Noel . Old French 10:4 morning worship, Christmas service, sermon by the Rev. William Ross; subject, “Born This Day." Spe- clal music by augmented choir; 12:15 Bible school and Brotherhood 6:30, the Young People’s servic the chapel; , old Christmas carols and address, subject: “Be of Good Cheer.” Tuesday, 6:30, annual meet- ing of the True Blues; Wednesday, 6:30, the Bible school will hold its Christmas entertainme=t in the Jlec ture ha¥: Thursday, 7:45, mid-weel serviee d#Thject, “Lessons From the Old' Year.", s%edup Lutheran Church, The l\rlat‘;‘n:rs morning service will be hel§’ at B o'clock Christmas day morning. SSermon by the choir alsisted by the Arpi sextette wi render appropriate Christmas The Sun school will hold a Christ mas festival in the afternoon at 4:30 On Monday afternoon a committee of 76 will conduct an member pledges for the will | return to | report of | pastor. The { every canvass, coming gtart out at 1 p. m. and church the ca Re gerved by the ladies to receive vear. The committes at 6 o'clock to make of the church | Methodist Chureh chure S lay school Rible clas: 10:45 rship with sermor Adult classes of the Christmas Ustimates cheerfully m., early serv- morning service of the service; . m., Christmas Sunday school. The catechetical class will not meet this week The Emmanucl Gospel Clfreh. Sunday, 10:15, prayer and haptism and pr t Coming of Christ box opening preach- ching, servier topic, “The I 12:15, Rible school: 4, 6, Young People's meeting; T, CROWLEY BROS. I} PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 (‘?anman Street [EL. T IF IT IS OYSTERS You Want, Then Go To — HONISS’S 20-30 State Street Hartford second Advent Chureh iy P meeting ngelistie mee No Itoom in the Inn es will be it f prayer and pralse service. ' teh urday these services St Matt Services will by Ing at 0:30 a, m. Chri ish at & p. m. St 1e Christian Sunday serviee ject, Christian Science; 1 9:45 a.m. Weq ing at § o'clock Room 504 Natic open to the publ until 4 holidays o'clock Trinity M Sunday, Dec 1y school c 10:45 . 1 A Day of Glad | Christmas | and the Nations Page. tata by the qu 1e Herald St St. Mark's Church. Christmas Day | munion (cheral); munion; 11 a. m., Holy Communion and sermon 1., church school Christmas service December 28 Day; 91305 ms; church. December 29th, Christmas ente church school will be held on Thurs- day evening, De lhouse. . m. Thursday at T:45 m ervice wil night. The 25.—0:45 a 6:30 a. m., Holy Holy SATURDAY, QUOTATIONY ¥ L} Am Cr & Fd Am ‘ot Ofl Am lLoco Am 8m & Re Am Rf cm Am Sum Tob Am Tel & Tel Am Woolen Ana Cop Ate Tp & AL GIf & Nald Ralti & |Can Pac Leath Co Ch Ml & 8 Ch Rk I & Chile Cop Chino Cop Corn Pro Ref | Crucinie Steel rayer ) lLoco Ohio follow I the y» at 1 45 a. m,, sub eakable Gift." Young T Evening ting 7 m., sub Christmas Wednesday held or begir Cuba Cane Su ol uha Can Endicott-Johnson Frie { | Brie 1st pfd Flec ' Motor Goodrich (BT) Gt North pfd | Tnspiration Cop [Tn Mer Mar Tin Mer Mar Pfd Pacific Ol hew's Church e in German this eve ck and stmas service in Eng inday with sermon by yre. W. Hausmann tomorrow at Sefence Chureh B AREa T It Int Nickel Sunday school | 1y pdar Ine "1"1\ evening meet- | gy Spriy i 1€ vl TOOM== ] 1raphecott Cop nal Bank building 18| Popien Val Maxwell Motor ic daily fiom 12 noon except_Sundays and | yjax Petrol 1 Midvale Steel Er | Missouri Pac “thodist Church, IR et NYNHG&H.. North Pacific Pure Oil 7 p.om., | Pan Am P & ant, “The Kingdom | Penn R R *and Christmas can- | Plerce Arrow et and chorus choir, [Ray Con Cop : Reading . ..... — N Y. Sinclair Oil Refin Southern Pacific South Railway tudebaker Co m. church nan's Bible | n., r sermon 7 a. m., Holy Com- . m., Holy Com- morning prayer, Sl Pacific Tobacco Prod. .. Transcont Oil Union Pacific U'nited Retail 1" 8 Food Prod th, Holy TInnocents Communion; Communion for Thursday. The i rtainment of the|{: § Rubber Co 1 s c. 20th in the parish ! yh Copper Willys Overland el | WELCOM Socialists in His Home Planning ( © Haute, 1 for an e ation tods I'ebs by local doned *when it the commutation liarding would until Sunday been announcement mean his immed The committee on arrangements an- | Standard Screw nounced that a | would be held as soon as possible aft- er the arrival of socialists planned in the . TOR DLEBS, Hfd Elec Light Southern N E Tel Am Brass |Am Hardware Town Are sala Reception, nd., Dec. 24.—Prepa- horate home coming Bristol Brass honor of liugene | (olt's Arms .. Hagle Lock Landers, If were aban- hecame known that granted by President not become e The reception had hope that the would North & Judd Peck, Stow and Russell Mfg Co Seovill Mfg Co of clemency iate release. ration | Traut & Hine Union Mfg Co Stanley Works general cele Mr. Debs. 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