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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1952
Page
6
Readable church Christmas program listings include Grace Lutheran Austin Assembly of God United Brethren St Paul’s Lutheran St Olaf Lutheran Church and Church of Christ. Casts, songs, narrations, and a Bethlehem pageant outline the varied holiday performances on Dec 21 and Dec 24 with speakers, choirs, and a White Gift service.
The Christ Episcopal Church announces a Sunday afternoon program at 4 o clock on December 21. The church school will show the movie Child of Bethlehem followed by shortened Evensong. After the service, children and parents will gather in the dining hall for gift distribution by St Nicholas.
The Congregational Church School hosts a 10 a.m. Christmas worship with Rev. C Gordon Beale presenting The Baby King film strip. Ann Carlson plays processional music as children sing carols. An 4:30 p.m. service features Roads to Bethlehem with stockings for the needy. A stocking party for 3 to 5 year olds precedes a 11:15 p.m. midnight pageant The Adoration of the King and Shepherds.
The Sunday School will host a children’s Christmas service on Sunday December 21 at 7 30 p m featuring a Vespers titled Emmanuel a color filmstrip and carols including Angels Voices Sweetly Singing Oh Come Emmanuel and The Happy Christmas Comes Once More The senior choir will perform Silent Night A Christmas Eve service with the parochial school children and the choir on December 24 at 7 30 p m presenting the pageant The Story of His Birth including a Bethlehem Lullaby Sleep My Jesu
Salvation Army announces a Christmas event led by Captain J F Vondracek on Tuesday December 23 at 7 30 p m The program includes a welcome to parents a dialogue by Linda Barnett and Susie Wal lem a vocal duet by Kenneth and Don with additional performances to follow arrangement details provided.
The primary department will present a program on Sunday evening December 21 at 7 30. Carol singing by the group opens the event followed by Howard Moeller’s welcome. Recitations about trees feature Maureen Camerer Charlotte Boysen Janice Hanson Donald Larson and others. The bells group includes Beth Staples Craig Lewison Linda Larkin Craig Feity Sheila Day Stephen Kautz Paul Machlan. Wreaths are Gregory Hanson Jean Felty Stephen Jenkins. Stars include Terry Day Jimmy Getchel Warren Smith Wayne.
A series of quick fire Q and A covering topics from coin value and numismatic supplies to Eskimo race classification, bee sizes, World Calendar proposals, prayer rug designs, fog light color penetration, and eagle direction on the presidential flag.
Jonathan defeats Captain Longhair and wins treasure to save the kingdom. The West Wind helps by blowing a strong Christmas wind, sending the ship toward Fairvania as pirates become Jonathan’s navy and Santa grants aid.
A column advises parents on distinguishing real illness from emotional distress in children. It cites school anxiety causing symptoms like headaches or vomiting and urges careful evaluation to avoid misdiagnosis while addressing underlying causes.
A six year old girl vomits every morning due to maternal morning sickness. Imitative tics in children include neck and facial movements such as blinking, mouth jerks, and head shakes. Punishment worsens symptoms. rest, good diet, and removing irritants offer the best hope for nervous disorders without identifiable disease.
Professor R. Norris Shreve of Purdue University will visit Formosa to plan an affiliation between the Taiwan College of Engineering and Purdue. The Mutual Security Agency expects Purdue to send a team to Formosa for two years to reside at the college, aiming to supply well trained technical personnel for service.
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