Protestants Schedule Christmas Services in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem's Old City, Protestant services unfold Christmas Eve and Day. Rev GN Hall of St Andrews leads a service at a white stone building with 400 plus attendees, while J Leslie Putnam of Milwaukee directs. Lectures, readings in English Hebrew and Arabic, and nativity themes fill the programme across multiple churches and YMCA venues.
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GN. Hall
of St. Andrews
Mt. Zion
Jerusalem
Old City
Jordan
J. Leslie Putnam
Milwaukee
Wis
YMCA
Bethlehem
United Nations
Visrael
Rachel
Jacob
Holy Land
Tolver
Christioas
Thirth
Prince of Peace
Vilages
Bethany
Robert Lindsey
Norman
Okla
J. W. Foster
Assembly of God Church
Canoa
H. R
Bethlem
Romer Cathol
Pera
United Nations Truce Supervision Organization
Udren
Churchet
Dr. Tindsey
Alout
Ilory
Mrs Thomas Capri Reelected Leader of Garden Club
Mrs Thomas Capri was reelected president of the Ridgeville Garden Club at the Christmas meeting held at the Robert Hucht home. Mrs Frank Sweet won the secretary post over Mrs Hugh Amidon and Mrs Ed Lange with Mrs Jack Spirek as librarian. Officers will be installed at the January luncheon hosted by Willan Schmingen Stop and Mrs Wom Engelhart. The social afternoon included a gift exchange, prizes for wrapped gifts, and refreshments for 22 members and three guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Thomas Capri
Ridgeville
Robert Hucht
Frank Sweet
Hugh Amidon
Ed Langerg
Jack Spirek
Willan Schmingen
Wom. Engelhart
Interest In Art Grows Across British Isles
Amid Britain’s art scene a middle class wave makes art fashionable. Professionals and new wealth buy oils and drawings, supporting hundreds of artists, while galleries benefit from public patronage. Most art sales go to private individuals, not collectors, with doctors lawyers and teachers among the eager buyers.
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London
Bisinir
Britain
Hey
Arts Council
British Council
Rawson LaGrange Winner Lights Contest Prize
Judges awarded Keith Rawson of 323 North Center Street first prize for best lighting arrangement in a civic federation contest. Other winners were Walter Pasadyn and Guy Able among eight participants. The federation also sponsored the square tree lighting on December 15 with Mayor Curtiss turning on the lights and children receiving favors from Santa Claus.
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Lagrange
Keith Rawson
North Center St
Hav
LaGrange Civic Federation
Walter Pasadyn
Indian Hollow Rd
Guy Able
Rt. 28
Russell Stokley
Mel
Stewart Spitzer
Anthony Horak
Civic Federation
John Curtiss
Santa Claus
Holiday Season Delays Eagles Meeting Plans
The Eyrin Aer's No. 431 Fraternal Order of Eagles suspend the family night fish fry and Saturday dances through the holiday period. Club rooms close all day and the next regular meeting is set for January 6. An entertainment committee planning session is scheduled for January 5 to map 1955 events.
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Eyrin Aer
Order of Bag
Lyle Castle
Clyde Amspaugh
Fred Raphael
Elyria Student to Sing With Oberlin Choir
Miss Joan Margate the Elyria student and senior in Oberlin Conservatory will take part in Oberlin College choir home concert on January 16. The choir comprises Arts and Sciences and Conservatory students and performs major choral literature in Latin French German Italian and English with tours and broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Oberlin Choir
Oberlin
Joan Margate
Fev
G. Russel Hargate
Columbia Ave
Oberlin College
Hargate
Oberlin Conservatory
Tlusic
College of Arts and Sciences
Conservatory of Music
Minustern
Britain Proclaims Postwar Prosperity Amid Rising Confidence
Britain toasts a booming postwar era with higher production profits and exports. Officials trumpet seven percent gains in industrial output and trade, as unemployment drops and savings rise. Critics note cost of living concerns and pensions while chefs lament surplus food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Charles
Ministry of Foot
Hill
Lord Mackentosh
Halifax
National Savings Committee
Britain
European Payments Union
United Kingdom
Surplus Food Planned for Three-Year Relief Distribution
Church World Service and the National Council of ledthes plan to distribute 300 million dollars worth of surplus government foods over three years. The package includes wheat, wheat flour, corn, corn meal, and powdered milk valued at about 150.8 million dollars wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church World Service
Reliefey
National Council of Lehadthes
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House of Prayer
Father Bernard
San Juan
Rawson LaGrange
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Eagles
Sampognari
Italy
Apostolic Palace
St. Peter's Square
Pipera
Pius XII
Cworthern
Mik
Ave
Second ST
Lester
Betsy Ross
Janssen
Organo
Kohler & Campbell Bremen
Minshall
Solovox
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Mariel
Palore
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