Christmas Program at Methodist Episcopal Church South
The M B Church South Sunday School presents a Christmas program tomorrow at 7 30 pm featuring choral pieces solos duets quartets tableau and cantata with admission 15 cents for adults 10 cents for children. The Ep1scopal church will celebrate the Nativity with a musical program and Holy Communion following offertory prayers and readings led by Rev Nelson P Dame with Mrs H D Fuller at organ and Miss Carrie Hunter directing the choir.
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Methodist Episcopal
South
M.B
oRine
Fannie Hull
Miseeae Barrett
Rhone
Bessié Nulton
Cla
Stella Ao
Lillie Cavert
Eva T. Payor
God
Jno
W. Rice
Maggie Risman
Luther Barr
Bethlehens
Nannie Forsy
Carre Neal
Mrs. Rice
Cora Hillyard
Miss Fox
Crown Him
King
Forsythe
Bartlett
Sheetz
Sloat
Christ Episcopal
Christ Episennal Church
Noel
Adams
Anon
Gloria
Clemens
Paxton
Batiste
Ellioanger
H. D. Fuller
Nelson P. Dame
Carrie Hunter
M. E Church
South Sunday School
Grace Lutheran
United Brethren
Centenary Reformed
Methodist Episcopal Church
John Mann
Sacred Heart Church Christmas Mass Celebrated by Pastor
At Sacred Heart Church on Christmas morning at 6 o'clock High Mass will be celebrated by the pastor Rev. W A McKeefry who will also deliver a sermon on the Gospel of the day. The choir has arranged Kyrie and Gloria Credo etc with Adeste Novello Sanctus Salutaris Agnus Dei and a Christmas Anthem. Mrs Maggie Bryant is organist and Mrs M M Lynch is choir director.
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Sacred Heart Church
W. A. McKeefry
Rosewig
Novello
Agnus Dei
von la Hache
Dielman
Maggie Bryant
M. M. Lynch
Christmas Day Services at Grace Church
Grace Lutheran will observe Christmas Day with special services at 11 oclock in the morning. Pastor Rev. W. L. Seabrook will deliver an appropriate sermon and readings. Special hymns anthems and other music will be rendered. Misa Kate Wolfe will preside at the organ.
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Grace Church
W. L. Seabrook
Misa Kate Wolfe
Orgin
Early Sunrise Prayer Service At Braddock Street Church
Early sunrise prayer service announced at Braddock Street M E Church South for tomorrow morning. A 6 o'clock class meeting is scheduled at the Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow morning.
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Prrayer
Braddock Street
M. E. Church
South
Methodist Episcopal
Potts Lectures on China at Christ Church
Rev J F H Potts spoke on Chinese emblems customs and the corrupt government drawing a cold night audience. He praised Miss Lily Ward and outlined fundraising to enlarge St Johns College Shanghai to admit more students. Potts plans a three month stay in the U S then returns to New York for holidays with relatives.
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J. F. H. Potts
China
Christ Church
Lily Ward
China Mission
St. John’s College
Shanghai
Potts
City
Minna Ward
New York
Roof Reinforced After High Wind Nearly Lifts Tin
The night storm blew wind strong enough to threaten Mr. W. T. Nott's tin roof on North Main Street. Workers repaired the roof this morning by tacking the tin securely again.
Sunday School Xmas Exercises at Loudoun St Presbyterian
The Loudoun St Presbyterian Sunday School held festive Xmas exercises last evening with bright choir singing. The choir featured Mrs. Russell Mrs. Bragonier Mrs. W Scott White John I Sloat Douglas George Sheetz organ Miss Mary Willis violinists Miss Meta Russell Prof Homer and other members.
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Loudoun-St. Presbyterian
Loudoun St. Presbyterian Church
Jas. B. Russell
Bragonier
W. Scott White
John I. Sloat
Douglas
George Sheetz
Mary Willis
Meta Russell
Homer
H. M. White
I. W. Russell
Kent St Presbyterian Sunday School Christmas Treats
Kent St Presbyterian held its annual Christmas program with candy baskets for girls and canes for boys. Messages included a China talk by Rev. Jas R Graham, Jr. and fruit baskets for pastors and officers. Upcoming Xmas events listed for local churches.
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Kent-St. Presbyterian
Jas. R.graham
H. Clay Krebs
Geo. W. Kurtz
Jas R. Graham, Jr
China
Miss Evy Graham
J. Frank Eddy
High Winds Cause Church Arch Plaster Damage
A church reports plaster from the sanctuary arch peeled away and ceiling cracks suspected to be caused by strong winds overnight. Officials say the damage will be slight and minimal repairs are expected.
Church Theft Delights Diocesan Crime Stirs Anger
At Braddock Street M E Church South about 11 a m a thief entered through an open door and stole many presents intended for teachers at this afternoon’s services. The note condemns the act and urges efforts to identify and punish the culprits.
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Braddock St M. E
South
Miniature Blizzard Hits City With Sudden Flurry
A brief sharp snow squall swept the city around 8:50 pm for about ten to fifteen minutes. Hawkins wind from the Gap carried the tiny particles, making visibility difficult. People sheltered briefly then resumed shopping as temperatures dropped from 20 to 15 degrees overnight and rose to 25 by afternoon.
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Bliz
Vigilant Police Warn Boys About Fireworks on Holy Day
Officials caution that boys may ignite squibs and cannons during the holiday tied to a Chinese tradition. Police will monitor crowds and arrest anyone acting improperly to prevent damage during church services.
No Star Issue Tomorrow for Christmas Holiday
The Star will not publish tomorrow as the entire staff takes a day off to share Christmas dinner and celebrate the festive season. Readers are asked to bear with the omission on the day peace and goodwill should prevail.
Navy Lieutenant Visits Relatives in City
Lieut Louis Nulton of the U S N and his wife are visiting relatives in this city as part of a short leave.
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Louis Nulton
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Sacred Heart Catholic
MR. Potts
Loudoun St
Kent St Presbyterian
Kent
Presbyterian
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