Christmas church programs and cantatas across town
Churches announce a busy Christmas observance with special music, processions, and cantatas. First Congregational lists a full morning program with solos and choruses led by Miss Patt Lindner, while Church of the Brethren details Sunday evening activities and gift presentations across grade levels. Central Christian and First Methodist Episcopal outline morning and evening services featuring anthems, readings, and nativity pageants.
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First Congregational
Patt Lindner
Boomhower
Herald Aneais
Bethlehem
Hulm
Miss Lindner
Knowledge of French Aids Business Postwar Careers
The article argues that French language skills will boost business prospects after the war. It notes banks and large firms offer language classes, improving promotions for bilingual employees, and highlights the Soldiers-Sailors Diary and English-French Dictionary distribution by the newspaper with a check plan for readers.
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New York
Christmas Programs at First Presbyterian and First Methodist Tonight
First Presbyterian and First Methodist Sunday schools present Christmas programs this evening. White Gifts for the King will be given by the Presbyterian school with solos and readings by Elsie Byvank Helene Balllett Bristol, and a scripture reading by the junior division. Dr John Hobertson Macartney will address the school. The program features many recitations and readings by children, interspersed with musical numbers. The Methodist program includes orchestra selections, carols, a Cantique de Noel, a saxophone solo, and a talk by Mr Rickert, followed by gift distribution to all children. Card of Thanks' note follows.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Zethian Choir
King of Peace
H. 3B
Kceng
Lillian Fleming
Sateiste
Mmea Clarence Wise
R. R. Krebs
Don G. Cox
J. E. Brinkman
Yenney
Fedora Gavotte
Violz Miler
Kelly
Krebs
Don. G. Cox
Helen Cowies
Batha Powers
Blanche Henning
Pauline Petrie
Mildred Court
Marlen Reaney
Margaret Horner
Thelme Abbs
Darlene Decker
Floy Abbs
Irehe Newell
Marioni Dunlavey
Altos
Warren Gilbert
A. T.hakill
Janet Townsley
Joy Woodru
Esther Spry
First Presbyterian
First M. E
First Presbyterian School
Elsie Byvank
Bethlehem
Byvank
Helene Balllett
Bristol
John Hobertson Macartney
Santa Claus
Little Girl
Dolly
Dorothy Hitchcock
Edith Beansy
Christmas club meetings and social gatherings noted
Numerous women's clubs held holiday gatherings with entertainments and meals. Guests included Mrs. Leo Huntington Mrs. B H Frankfort and Mrs. Thomas Lehan among others. A marriage of Ruth Corey and Koscog Ede announced with ceremony at Great Lakes.
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la Lomita Club
John Strayer
Jolly Ten
B. H. Frankfort
McGee
Leo Huntington
Minerva Club
Thomas Lehan
Mites
Warry Rynearson
Eines Ford
Emiin Bastian
Frank Cowles
D. M. GC. Club
Dowles
Helen
Elkfets
Wiks’ Hall
N. A. Bucman
B. B. Club
Paul Bailey
George Jump
R. B. Jolls
Nichols
Denver
M.D. L
Clyde Hall
Thelma Griffin
Verna Blow
Era
Alta Hurley
O. F. Anderberg
Corey-Patton
Ruth Gough Corey
Bristow
Koscog
Edewirh Patton
Public Works Department
United States Navy
Great Lakes
Ith
Mace Dee Ll
Patton
Waterloo
Hoss Conservatory of Music
Groene
Harry Edward Romnel
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wankegat
Among the Churches Activities Reported
The St Marys Catholic parish group met in the auditorium with several speakers and refreshments after the gathering. Calvary Evangelical Altruists held an evening meal at Mrs J K Mishlers home with Christmas exchanges leaves and contests. The Ladies guild met with Mrs P A Sporie for a thank offering to Christ as a business meeting occurred. Many dolls received and a clerk reflected on scarce dolls for needy children described in a Courier and Reporter story.
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St. Mary's Catholic
Eirela
Mines
Anderle, Ritz and Koch
Lostenses
Calvary Fivangulienl
J. KR. Mishiler
Christ Piscopak
Ladien’ S Guild
FP. A. Sporie
Christoas
Black
the Courier and Reporter
Doll Committee Receives Donations for Charity Fund
The article notes a doll committee at Good Fellows receiving 40 dollars per box of vandy from clerks yesterday afternoon and 25 dollars more from other sources. Funds are sent to Mrs. J.T. Muldoon and Mrs. R. N. Cowin, who oversee the doll department. Od dolls or new ones are acceptable.
Wages Rise for Railway Clerks on Cotton Belt
St Louis Missouri December 21. An increase of 7.5 percent in wages of railway clerks and telegraphers has been granted by the St. Louis Southwestern railway the Cotton Belt. The increase becomes effective January first.
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St. Louis
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