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Th Yuletlds Tra Room eloign thl
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CHRISTMAS CHEER FOR NEEDY .AMPLE IN OMAHA-Sccnea
at Salvation Army
headquarters, one of many places In Omaha where deserving poor
Christmas dinner supplies without cost.
were provided with
Orkin Brothers
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days successful operation. The troMts
reach over the I2.0TO mark.
Anion the M tips received were two
10O bills, one from Mr. Victor Cehlwell,
Klven to Mr. Casper Yost the ly the
leading business men of Omaha put on
caps and aprons and served as wait
resses. Mrs. II. H. lluach Itavo the other
$100 tin. Mr. John t Wharton handed
tn a M tip from an unknown River. The
proceeds of the ti-a room are to iro to
the butMln fund of the First I'reahy.
tertan church.
UNION PACIFIC ADDS TO
. DOUBLE TRACK IN UTAH
The Vnlon Tnclflc this week out In
eUht miles of Its new second track on
the Vtah division, between Knst Orden
and Oatewny. There was a Inrge quant
ity of solid rock removed and the en
tire cost of the work was something llk.i
IWO.ortO. Construction was commenced
April 1, this year.
With the cutting tn of the new stretch,
there remains but iE miles of I'nlon I'a
ciflc main line tJ'at Is not double-tracked.
This la all In Wyoming.
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TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Christmas Mnsio to Be One of the
Prominent Features in Churches
of the City Sunday.
PREPARE ELABORATE PROGRAMS
In a Iarwe number of the city churches
Sunday, both morning and evening.
Christmas music will be the leading fea
ture. There will be short aermona by
the pastors, after which the choirs will
have charge.-
For the Christmas music the choirs
have been drilled for weeks, and In many
churches the programs to be rendered
will be more elaborate than usual. There
will be anthems, solos and a great
variety of Instrumental music. These
programs will be rendered at the regu
lar hours for the morning and evening
services.
The- Episcopal churches will have serv
ices on Christmas day.
At tha Zlon Lutheran church, Thirty
elxth and Lafayette avenue, A. T. imtI
mer. Pastor, there will be a, Christmas
morning matin service at 6 o'clock. The
church choir will render:
Behold I Bring you Good Tidings
1 Churchill
There "Were Shepherds Marks
Bliig, Oh Sing, This Blessed Morn
Schnecker
Swedish service at 10:10 a. m.;speclal
tnuslo. . . .
Sunday morning: Sunday school,' f :S0
service, 11 . m. ' ' ;j ' : '
Sunday evening, the Sunday, school avlS
render Us annual festival, commencing
at 7:30.
New Tear's eve wake, arranged by the
Men's society. Program at 9 p. m. A spe
cial hour and serving of refreshments.
Uevotlonal service at 11:30 p. m.
New Tear' day: Service at 10:30 a. m
The annual business session of 'the con
g rogation will be held at 2.30 p. m.
The Hansoom Park Methodist Episco
pal Sunday school will present the Beth
lehem Christmas pageant this evening at
7:30 o'clock, at the church. Twenty-ninth
and Woolworth avenue.
North Preebyteriaa.
The following song service will be
rendered at the North Presbyterian
church Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock:
J'relude Bethlehem Mailing
lAnthem With Tenor 43olo And There
Were Shepherds Vincent
Richard Reynolds and Choir.
Tarol With Violin OUllgato-Chrlst
Child Comes Manney
Mra. Roy Flanagan. Miss Madge West
Anthem With Choruses for Women
and Men Brightest and Best. ...Buck
Carol With Soprao Solo. V lolln
Obllgato and Male Chorus Jesu
is King .,Krat
Miss Roberta Coulter. Miss Ruth Knapp.
t f fertery Pastoral Symphony 1 landel
r.olo Wltn Violin Obllgato O I.lttle
Town of Bethlehem Bartlett
Rfrs. Roy Flanagan, Miss Madge West.
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11 1 (Id 1 1 1 VI l firiw iv., ,u u i "
Ooligato Hark, Hark My Soul.Siiolley
Misa Helen Kales. Mrs. Flanagan.
PoKtlude Halleluiah Chorua Handel
Mia Klolse West, organist; Lee j
iKrati, choirmaster.
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The First Presbyterian church of Ben
son, A. J. McClung, paator, will hold
Christmas evening song service Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock:
Hymn Joy to the World
'Anthem The fllad New Song Post
Junior cnoit.
Solo O Holy Night
A. J. McClung.
Prayer
Anthem Wake the Vor:d.from Slum
ber Molloy
Choir.
Solo There's a Song In the Air
Mrs. Mason.
Scripture.
Solo There Were Shepherds Abiding
Lynes
Miss Alice Johnson.
Anthem Mexsed Night Offenbach
Anthem Christ the New Born King..
Wolcott
Choir.
Ceatral I'altra Prrakyterlaa.
Tha Sunday program at the Central
United Presbyterian church follows:
MORNING. 10:30.
Organ Prelude March of the Magi
Kings Th. Dubois
Anthem And There Were Shepherd.
Shelley
Tenor solo. Rosa H. Johnaon.
Baas aolo, Charles C. Lang, Jr.
Soprano Solo The Birthday of a
King Neidliuger
Mrs. M. M. Htponittall.
Organ Offertory Pastoral t-ymphony
from The Messiah Handel
Anthen O Holy Night .Adolpb Adam
Soprano solo and obllgato. Mrs. W. V.
Call fas.
Congregational Praise, Psalter No. J!7.
Christmas Postlude Best
Christmas Choir: Sopranos. Mrs. W. F.
fas and Mrs. M. it. Heptonstall; altos.
' Miss Grace Pool and alias Klhel Yost;
tenor. Ross B. Johnaon; bassos, Charles
C. Laiig. Jr., and Arthur Kouner; or
ganist. Miss Ora O0e.
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Organ Prelude The Suephurdi n the
Field.. (tto Mailing
Anthem In the Held with Their
Flocks Abiding West
Solo The Babe of Bethlehem. ...lreaaltr
Miss FthH Tost.
Anthem And There Were Shep
herds Shelley
Tenor solo. Rnas B. Johnsuu.
Baas solo. Charles C. Una. jr.
Quartet No Room in the Inn. -I'pdegraff
Mrs. Call fas. Misa Yost and Mesara.
Johnson and Itounsr.
Anthem O Holy Night Adam
Soprano solo aud obllgato
Mrs. W. P. Call fas.
Tenor Solo The New-Born King.Harker
Ross B. Johnson.
Christmas Carols
ia When the Sun Had Sunk to
Rest Kn'ght
(b) Sleep. Little Dove Nunn
Soprano solo In R, by M. M. Heptonstall
Contralto Solo The Virgin's Lullaby
uuuley buck
Miss Grace Pool.
Anthem The Hallowed Day Stalner
Tenor solo. Rosa B. Johnson.
Congregational Praise, Psalter No. 409.
Organ Poatiuae'-Boieciea.
. St." Mary's Aveuu. r
At St. Mary's Avenue Congregational
church Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock
there will be vesper services with the
following program:
Organ Prelude
Prologue (a) Waiting for a Redeemer.
O. vome. O. come. Emmanuel, and ran
som isptlve Israel, that mourns In lonely
exile here until the Son of Uod appear.
(01 The Prophecy ana promise. lho
reading of the prophecy and promise
from the Old Testament. (e)The prayer
of mankind and the answer of the angels.
Precessions! Hymn No. 14 Angela
From the Realms of Glory Smart
Sunday School Hymnal. No. (.......
Oigan Solo
Carol A Hunter Would a-Hunting
From Heaven Go Brahms
"The Magnificent" (or Hymn of Mary
In the house of Zacharias after
Flizabeth greeted her as the
mother of the Lord)
Music by Sir Charles Stanford
St. Stephen's Day Carol Good King
Wencealas Traditional
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly and Choir.
Hymn No. 201 O, Little Town of
Bethlehem Tune St. Louis (Second)
Sunday School Hymnal No. 68
Anthem While All Things Were In
Quiet Silence Herbert Ware In g
The Holo Sung by Mrs. Kelly.
The Offertory
Organ Solo
Carol The First Nowell i. Traditional
Solo The Virgin's Lullaby... Dudley Buck
Miss Vera lone Beats.
Christmas Hymn No. 772 Holy Night!
Peaceful Nitsht!
Sunday School Hymnal No. 78
"And a little child shall lead them "
Hymns by the children, (a) "We
are the lambs of Christ's fold."
lb) Away in a Manner."
Under Direction of Miss Hltt.
Carol Sleep, Holy Babe Dr. Dykes
Scripture lesoon
The "Nunc Dlmittis" (or IJynin of
Simeon in the temple on seeing the
Chrlst-ehild.) Chanted
Prsyer !
Recessional Hymn No. 1S5 O. Come,
" All Ye Faithful Reading
Sunday School Hymnal No. 6u
Organ Postluile
organist. Martin W. Bush; director of
muhio, Thomas J. Kelly; superintendent
of Sunday school, O. T. Eastman.
lainiaaual Baptist.
There will be special Christmas munic
at the Immanuel Baptist church. Twenty-fourth
and Plnkney streets, in charge
of Johnna Anderson, director; Mildred
Clauson, -organist
MORNING, 10:30.
Chorus Glory to God In the Hlohest
(from Bethlehem) M minder
Male Chorus March of the Magi....
Ashforth
AFTERNOON. 5 O'CLOCK.
Christmas Cantata Bethlehem.. Maunder
To be sung by choir assisted by
Howard Steberg, tenor, and O. P.
Swanson, baas. The part of the
Fhepherd Boy will be sung by
Johanna Anderson, soprano; the.-.
: old Shepherd, Mr. Steberg; Bal
thasar and Gasper, Mr. -Pwanon;
Melcholr, Ray Ogden; the Lullaby,
Helen Weeden; the duet. Van Terry
and Mr. Swanson.
' St. John's African Methodist.
The following program will be rendered
Sunday evening at St. John's African
Methodist Episcopal church. Eighteenth
and Webster streets:
Anthem Glory' to God In the Highest
(the Messiah) Handel
St. John's Choir.
Reading
Mil's Olga Henderncn.
Anthem Calm cn the Llxten'iig Ear of
Night
Solo and Chorus, Mrs. Maud Ray and
St. John's Choir.
Paper The Christmas Snlrlt
Mra. J. V. Moss
Trio The Angelic Choir
Mrs. Carrie B. Adams
Miss Watkina, soprano; Mra.
Moore, alto: J. C. Parker, tenor.
Address The Significance of Chrlstma
; H. J. Plnkett
Baritone Solo
Rufus Long.
Reading1 Your Lire. .Mrs. D. M. Ferguson
Anthem Angels From the Realms of
Olory F. W. Bollard
St. John's African Methodist Epis
copal Choir. '
Trinity Methodist.
Christmas music will be rendered at the
Trinity Methodlat church Sunday morn
ing and evening as follows:
MORNING.
Organ The First Christmas
Otta Mailing.
Hymn No. 107 Jov of the World '
Response My Soul Trulv Walteth...,
William Kae.
Anthem Sing Allitlulls Forth
Dudley Buck.
Offertory Christmas Musette
Alphonse Mailly.
Anthem Blessed Fe the Lord of Israel
Caleb Simper.
Hymn No. 110
Anthem Hark. Hsrk My Soul
Harry I Co we Hhelly, Mrs. Laird,
Mr. Williams and chorus.
Hymn No. Vfi.
Postlude Grand Chorus
Henri Deshayes.
EVKN1NG.
Organ Prelude "Welhnachtsabend. ...
Otto Mallling.
Hymn No. 115 ,
Response Now the Day Is 'Jver. IlHrnbv
Anthem Awakening t horns Gabriel.
Offertory, Violin Abend Ued. Schumann
Grace leidy Burger.
Anthem Blessed Be the Lord of Israel
.' Simper.
Duet Silent Nlnht Pram Grubtr.
Mr. and Mrs. Williams, with
violin obligato.
Hymn No. 114.
Postlude Festival, opus S2...Uso Selfert
Edward F. Williams, director,
, Miss Flora V. Sears, organist.
Tho choir of the Castellar Presbyterian
church will give Fred B. Hoi ton's can
tata, "The Christmas King.'V Sunday
evening at 7.30 p. m, Following la the
program: '
Choir, "Prepare Ts the Way ef the
Lord.
Soprano, alto with chorua. O'er the
Silent Eastern Hills," Miss Margaret
Koopman, Mrs. Frank Brown and choir.
Men's chorus. "Follow the . Gulillnir
Star."
Choir. "Glorious Morn."
Contralto with chorus. "And There
Were Shepherds," Mis Esther Boggs.
women's chorus and choir.
Soprano solo. "The Sons: la Rlnftine-
St ill.' Miss Margaret Koopman.
Cltnlr. "Jov to the World."
Contralto with chorus accompaniment,
'Luther's Cradle Hymn." Mrs. Frank
Brown and choir.
Choir, vpralse Ye the Lord."
Soprano and tenor duet. "Fairest Lord
Jesus," Miss Anna Brtim and Bert
K re lie.
Choir. "There la Room In Mr Heart
for Thee."
( holr. Come and Worship.
Mrs. Frank Brown, director and or
ganist.
Worth tilde Christian.
The following will be the order of
service at the North Side Christian
church. Twenty-second and Lothrop)
streets, Rev. George L. Peters, pastor, on
Sunday morning:
Organ Prelude '.
Jesus Is Born Today .....Gabriel
Solo Quartet and choir
Hark. Hark. My Soul Shelley
baritone nolo i noir oongato
The Chrlsliun Message
Tenor solo and choir ,
Communion service
Little Town of Bethlehem
Soprano solo and violin obligato
Mrs. R. L. Florofon and Mrs.
Grace Burger.
Sermon The Christina Message
Soloists Mrs. C. A. Mangum, Mr. Wil
liam Stewart. Mr. J. H. Davis, Quartet-
Miss uutn t'eters, Mrs. wiles, Mrs.
William Stewart and Mr. Walter Cody,
Choir Director Mr. J. II. Davis,
Christ!.
North Side. Twenty-second and Lo
throp, Rev. George L. Peters, Pastor Bi
ble school at y:W.. Morning service
10:43. sermon topic, "The Christmas Mes
sage. Evening service at 7:30. sermon
topic, "Wessons r rom the Shepherds.
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We Wish You All a Merry Chrislmas
Whilo most of the world ia in the shadow of a mighty conflict
we, far from those bullet-swept battlefields of Europe, far from the
scenes of desolation and ruin, far from those millions of saddened
homes where permanent separations bring an aralancho of loneliness
we as a nation have cause to be happy in this season of happiness
and good cheer.
In our country the extent of communication is not marked by
border lines or limited service. In the United States we hare 64 per
cent of all the telephones in the world; and we rejoioe that here tha
human voice can travel many times farther than anywhere else on this
big globe of ours that electrical waves can speed from corner to
comer of this broad land and bring us voice to voice no matter where
we are.
On this Christmas Day, as the spirit of good cheer flashes over
the wires uniting the 39,060 Bell Telephones In Omaha or reaching out
to any one of the millions of Bell Telephones in the nation, we shall
be doing all we can to give quick, dependable and courteous service.
This year has been a pleasant one for us, and we hope it has been
for you. To you we extend the old, old wish, a Merry Christmas.
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