TnmiuijiAistu llKltALD, ALLIANCE," NtlBllASKAj DECEMBER 19, 1919.
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SUNDAY PROGRAMS
' AT ALLIANCE CHURCHES
lmbjtcriiui Church
fterrlcen for Sunday, December 21:
T1 Sunday school meets at 10 a.
OO. "Forward" for this week la a
factorial edition containing repro
4mcttons of famous paintings of
.Christmas art. Be present and get
four copy.
' The Christmas program of the
Sunday school will be given Chrlst
suu ere.
Morning worship, 9 a. m.: "The
Christmas Message for Today."
Special music.
' Christian EndeaTor, 6:30 p. m.;
Bath Stanton, leader.
Erening service at 7:30. This
ferrlce will be largely devoted to
special Christmas music, which has
lteen prepared by the choir tinder
the direction of our choir leader Mrs.
Rheln.
' A complete program of the Christ
mas muslcale appears below:
Trelude, Miss Martha Dayton.
Hymn 78, congregation.
Anthem, "Hark, the Notes of Joy."
Vocal solo, "Song of the Angels,"
Miss Rheln.
Violin obllgato, Miss Dayton.
Scripture reading and exposition.
"The Angels' Song," women's
chorus.
Anthem, "Behold, Thy Salvation
Cometh."
Duet. "The Star," Misses Joder
and Watts.
Anthem, "The Shepherds of Beth
lehem."
Solos by Mrs. Rheln and Mr.
Vance.
"Star of Hope," male quartet.
Offertory, violin solo, Miss Dayton.
Hymn 76, congregation
Benediction.
Postlude.
All are cordially Invited to these
services at the First Presbyterian
church, corner Box Butte avenue and
Seventh street.
A. J. KEARNS, Tastor.
n Especially Accept
able Gift This Year
There may have been a time when Shoes
were not considered exactly proper for
Gifts, but now with good Shoes so hard
to get, few Gifts are more welcome.
You will be assured of a perfect fit. We
emphasize the importance of perfect-fitting
Shoes.
Buy something useful and serviceable
this year it will be sure to please.
NETTLETON, CRAWOFRD AND
UTZ & DUNN
We have Shoes for everybody in the fam
ily who has the money.
G. W. LOWRY
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WHAT YOU
WANT
is some place to spend your evenings in
a quiet, enjoyable, sociable manner.
You will find everything you need for
just that soit of thing at The Alliance
Billiard Parlor.
Lunches
Our lunch counter has recently been
organized into three shifts of Union
Cooks and Waiters, who will serve you
anything in the line of "eats" you desire,
from steaks to sandwiches.
Cigars, Tobaccos
We carry a full line of the best liked
brands of Cigars, Cigarettes and To
baccos. You can get fancy packages for
Christmas which make appropriate gifts.
Pool and Billiands
If you like to pass a few hours with the
ivories and cue" we invite you to try
our tables.
Alliance Billiard
Parlor
115 Box Butte
First M. II Church
The orchestra and choir of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
will give an evening of vocal and In
strumental music Sunday, December
21, at 7:30 p. m. Following la the
program:
Prelude, orchestra.
"Joy to the World," congregation.
Invocation.
PART I.
Junior procession and Christmas
song.
Primary corus and Christmas
carol.
"Bethlehem Star," nine children.
Song, "As Joseph Was A-walk-lng."
Reading, "Why Do Bella for
Christmas Ring?"
Good-night exercise, ten children.
PART II.
Orchestra.
Anthem, "The Day Star," choir.
Scripture lesson.
"The Message of Christmas Is
Love," male quartet.
Sermonette, Rev. Mearl C. Smith.
"Judea Fair," male quartet.
Anthem, "And There Were Shep
herds," choir.
Offertory, organ and piano.
Benediction.
Postlude, orchestra.
There will be a baptismal service
at the church next Sunday morning.
Any persons desiring may be bap
tized at this time.
The local papers speak elsewhere
of the action of the quarterly con
ference last Sunday night In launch
ing the new church enterprise on a
larger scale than before. This time
the movement la Inaugurated by the
members of the board of trustees,
and the first few subscriptions are
so generous as to insure Its success.
A building committee of five men
were elected: R. M. Hampton, W. W.
Norton, J. A. Hunter, E. T. Kibble
and W. R. Pate.
Sunday morning the choir will
render several special selections of
Christmas music. In the evening a
musical program will be given by the
primary department, the Junior
chorus and the choir. The program
la printed above.
The loose offering both Sunday
morning and evening will be used to
pay for new song books. The church
was almost without books either for
Sunday school or regular worship,
and the music committee authorized
the purchase of 100 new Sunday
school books and fifty hymnals. The
members and friends of the church
are asked to bring a liberal offering
for tbla song book fund next Sun
day. MEARL C. SMITH, PaBtor.
Church of Christ
We were happy at the splendid
audiences last Lord's day. In spite
of the cold weather many were pres
ent to greet us after our release from
quarantine. We expect another great
day next Sunday. The morning ser
mon subject is: "Bethlehem's An
nouncement." At the evening serv
ice a Christmas program will be
given. This program consists of
tome beautiful exercises and rauslc.
The evening offering will be devoted
to ministerial relief.
The" Bible school is ready to wel
come you at 10 o'clock. Classes for
all ages will edify you. The annua
meeting of the church will be held
on Wednesday evening, December
31. Reports will be given by every
department of the. work. You will
be Interested in hearing these.
It Is our desire to make every
service helpful and of the best. The
gospel is preached in its simplicity
We believe that the Bible is the word
of God and that the gospel is the
power unto salvation.
Come to tne church with a mes
sage and a welcome.
STEPHEN J. EPLER, Minister.
First UaptUt Church
The First Baptist church will hold
appropriate Christmas exercises next
Sunday morning and evening. In the
morning the pastor will speak on the
subject, "The Wise Men From the
East." In the evening a musical
program will be given. These serv
ices have been carefully prepared
for the occasion, and the public Is
Invited to have a part In them. Re
member the church on the corner of
Laramie avenue and Seventh streets
is always open to strangers, and that
It is the "Home-like Church." Bring
your friends and enjoy the greatest
day in the history of the world.
J. ORRIN GOULD. Minister.
The following musical program
will be given at the First Baptist
church next Sunday evening:
"Joy to the World," Handel; the
congregation.
Prayer.
The Christmas story, the pastor,
"It Came Upon the Midnight
Clear." Willis; chorus choir.
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing."
Mendelssohn; Elsie Simpson.
"Silent Night. Holy Night," Gru-
ber: ladies' quartet.
"The Angel Song," Lorenz; ladles'
chorus.
"The Endless Day," Johnson; Mrs.
Charles H. Fuller. ,
"Keep Love's Watchflres Burn
ing," Lorenz; chorus choir.
Instrumental duet, selected; Hor
ace and Ethel Fuller.
"Just Outside the Door," Ackley;
Charles II. Fuller, J. Orrln Oould.
"The Children's Hosanna," Fearls;
Mrs. T. A. Cross.
"The Heavenly Chorus," Lange;
Elsie Simpson, Mrs. C. II. Fuller.
"All Hall the Power," Hojden;
congregation. j
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A White Xmas
What joyful shouts it brings. How ex
citing every hill if a "feller" has a Bob
Sled. And when the pond is frozen solid
could any moital boy ask for more?
Why, cetrainly. He would ask "dad" to
drop in here and buy him a pair of
Hockey Skates.
And "dad" would come in and buy them, because he knows sledding and skating make
little boys healthy and strong. ; &it..i..
Don't deny your boy one moment of Winter's exhilarating sports. Come in now and buy
both "Bob" and Skates. It will be a delightful surprise for him when the hill is ready for
coasters, or the skating pond solid enough to try out the sharp, keen edge of his new skates.
Sleds in any number of good, well built models, ideal for
coasting, priced
"Flexibile Flyers" $1.75 to $3.25
Club or Hockey Skates in all styles and sizes. The best
makes only, at very reasonable prices.
$1.25 to $4.00
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WOMEN
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The Xmas Gift.de Luxe
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A beautiful Crepe de Cfiine or
Georgette waist from our new and
wonderful stock just received from eastern de
signers. They come in pretty boxes. Excep
tionally big reduction for Christmas buying.
Priced for Christmas at
$7.50, SIO.OO, $12,50
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