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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1918
Page
3
The text extols loyalty and patriotism among Christian scientists and citizens as they strive for a free, just world. It recalls Lincoln’s 1842 sentiment on governance by the people and a note on temperance and control of appetites as paths to societal reform.
The Christmas program at the Local School notes exceptional effort by teachers and pupils despite bad weather. There were drills, recitations, new and old Christmas songs, pageantry, and a carousel dance around a decorated tree titled The Little Vir Tree. Parents attended, sharing in a season of goodwill and fellowship.
The American Red Cross will establish special mess and recreation canteens in France for aviators stationed there to improve mental and physical comfort. American women of intelligence will preside to create home atmosphere while the aviation section of the service remains in charge.
Soldiers and sailors express heartfelt thanks for Red Cross canteen service en route to embarkation. Messages from troops stress happiness and support, praising Red Cross generosity, coffee, and care. Notable quotes commend the organization and urge continued support. Also mentions the Ming tombs road in central China and large stone animal carvings.
A jumble of church schedules lists services and programs for Pionera’s Preobytarian, Community M. E., Christian Science, St. Peter’s Evan. Lutheran, German Baptist, St. John’s Evan. Lutheran, and Munywood Chapel. Highlights include Sunday schools at 9:15 to 10:00 a.m., morning worship at 11:00 a.m., evening services at 7:45 or 8:00 p.m., and holiday services such as Christmas concerts. Multiple venues detail addresses on Adams Street, Oak Park Avenue, Dixon Street, Harlem Avenue, Second Street, and Fifth Avenue, with pastors or leaders named and special program notes.
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