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Christmas
Programmes
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Run will give a Christmas program.
There will be music
itations other
pupils will be assisted in their pro-
gram by Clarence Newcomer, Jr., of
Mt. Joy who several
special numbers
dialogues, rec-
and numbers. The |
will bring
xylophone.
on his
A very small admission fee will be
charged.
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Church of God
On Sunday morning the choir
will render the following anthems,
“And thou, Bethlehem, by Marie
H. Hine “Arise and Shine”
Carrie B. Adams. The soloists are
Rachel Evelyn Smeltzer,
Hawthorne Jr. and George Broske.
On Sunday evening at 7:30 mem-
bers of the Sunday School will
give the Christmas Pageant “The
Bells of Bethlehem” under the di-
rection of George Broske.
Come out and see this beautiful
pageant.
by
Evangelical Congregailonai Church
On this Sunday afternoon at
four o'clock the Evangelical Sun-
day School will have their Christ-
mas program. It is a service of
worship for all ages, written by
Edna M. Baxter, and titled “O
Come Let Us Adore Him.” It is
both simple and beatutiful, and
therefore ought to bring us some-
thing of the real Christmas. For
the most part it is made up of the
familiar Christmas music, which
will be sung by three choirs, the
Senior, Junior, and Beginners.
Special lighting and costuming will
help to make the program effec-
tive. The program in brief outline
is herewith included.
Invocation. Prologue. The Dawn:
The Travelers, The Angels, The
Shepherds; The Nativity—The
Wisemen, The Church; The Light:
Frayer. Recessional.
St. Mark’s United Brethren Sunday
School
Sunday morning,
9:30 o'clock.
Song, School; Scripture lesson:
Prayer; Recitation, Henry Zerphey;
Recitation, Donald and Jean Wag-
ner; Recitation, Geraldine Schroll
Recitation, Marylin Jean New-
comer; Exercise, Shirley Scofield
Marie Clement, Mary Jane Hossler;
Recitation, Nancy Barnhart and
Daniel Hahn; Exercise, Sonny Tyn-
dal and Henry Zerphy; Ross Neiss,
Sammy Smith, and Helen Booth;
Recitation, Marline and George
Halbleib; Recitation, Hellen Hoss-
ler; Recitation, John Hershey; Rec-
itation, Richard Hershey; Recita-~
tion, William Garber; Recitation,
Donald Engle; Exercise, Lloyd and
James Brandt, Richard Martin,
Robert Rehrer, Jackie Eberly; Pri-
mary song.
Primary Dept. Program
Exercise, Our gifts to you; Ex-
ercise, Ring the Bells; Exercise,
Christmas Rally; Exercise, Stars
and Bells; Exercise, Christmas Em-
blems: Recitation, Christine Ger-
ber; Song, School.
Junior Dept. Program
Christmas Flowers, Mrs. Eber-
ly's Class; “Friends in need”, Lit-
December 22
tle Shepherds Class; “Christmas
Story in Song”, The Sunbeams
Class; “Bethlehem Way”, The
Scouts Class; “Christmas Fisher-
men”, The Scouts Class; Song,
Scheol; Remarks by the Pastor.
Offering. Song by School. Bene-
diction.
Florin United Brethren Church
Dec. 25, 1935; 7:15 P. M.
Song, Choir; Scripture Reading;
Prayer; Recitation, Welcome—Bet-
ty Hockenberry; Recitation, In
Canta Claus Land—Peggy Moose;
Recitation, Christmas—Richard Wa-
chstetter; Instrumental Duet—Mar-
gret and Jacob Klugh; Exercise,
Chimes; Recitation, Little. Miss
Bashful—Audrey Schroll; Song,
Choir; Recitation, Christmas Glad-
ness—Ellen Jean Musselman; Reci-
tation, I Have a Message—Jean
Rencel: Trio, Betty, Helen and
James Hockenberry; Recitation, My
Christmas Smile—Joy Mae Buller;
Recitation, If Christmas Day Would
Not Come—Robert Myers; Instru-
mental Solo—Rachel Wachstetter;
Musical Reading —Helen Baker;
Song Congregation, O Little Town
of Bethlehem; Exercise, The Christ-
mas Story; Recitation, The Helper,
Joyce Elaine Baker; Primary Song;
Recitation, It Makes No Difference,
Fike; Recitation, Thou Re-
mainest—Helen Hockenberry; Vo-
cal Solo, Joyce Elaine Baker; Reci-
fation, On The Program—Betty
Kling; Offering; Address and an-
nouncements by Pastor; Song, Choir
Exercise, Silent Night, Holy Night!
Recitation, I've Learned a Thing or
Two—Helen Eichler; Recitation,
Room For the Christ Child—Jacob,
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Recitation, The Parting—
Song, Choir. Bene-
[ Klugh;
! Pauline Buller;
| | diction,
| Methodist Program
The following Christmas Pro-
| gram will be given by the Method-
ist Sunday School, Mt. Joy, Sun-
day evening, Dec. 22 at 7:30, come
and enjoy fe evening with us.
Song by School, Hark the Herald
Angels Sing; Rec. A Merry Christ
mas, Martha Gibbons; Ree,
An ol time Wish, Betty Robinson,
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Rec. Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star,
Geraldine Starr; Song by Primary,
| Luther Cradle Song; Doll Exercise,
Anna May Gibbons, Catherine Bar-
rick; Ree. Why I Love Christmas,
Dorothy Miller; Ree. We Greet You,
John Walters; Rec. Greetings, Loy
Gotshall; Song by School, Silent
Night; Rec. Under the Christmas
Tree, Charlott Ann Bennett; Rec.
A Christmas Candle, Jean Kauff-
man; Rec. A Latch Key, John Cri-
der; Song by Children, Joy to the
World; Rec. Bernice Gutshall; Ex-
ercise, Christmas Suggestions, Class
of Girls; Rec. Why do Bells of
Christmas Ring? Justine Darren-
kamp; Exercise, Dolls Christmas
Tree, Class of Girls; Rec. Wm.
Gutshall; Song by School, It Came
Upon a Midnight Clear; Rec. Chri-
stmas Carol, Ernestine Gainor; Ex-
ercise, Signs of Christmas, Three
girls; Rec. Living the Christmas
Spirit, Mary Jane Engle; Exercise,
Christmas Acrostic, Class of Boys;
Recitation, Florence Sherk, What
Can I Do? Pantomime, As With
Gladness Men of Old, Three girls;
Exercise, His Manger, Group of
Firs.
Christmas at Trinity Lutheran
Church
Trinity Lutheran Church will
hold a carol and musical service on
Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. Miss
Doris Gorrecht, guest harpist will
slay the following numbers: Es Ist
Wsin Ros’. Entsprungen, Johannes
Snoer; Silent Night and Nearer My
od to Thee, both transcribed by
Robinson. Other numbers will be a
~iano solo, “Venite Adoremus” by
Paul Bernard, Miss Marie Weaver;
‘The Hary of St. Cecelia,” Wiegand
rranged for organ, piano and vio-
'in, played by Mrs. George Brown,
Tr., Miss Louise Schock, Mr. Jay
Vocal Solo, Voices of the
Sky, Matthews by Miss Jeanne
Schock; The choir numbers will be:
“For Unto Us a Child Is Bom
‘Messiah) Harold; Calm on The
Tistening Ear of Night, Hopkins;
Yark! A Burst of Heavenly Music,
Stults; Neath the Light of Starry
Skies, Hall; Male Quartet, Hark!
What Mean Those Holy Voices,
Adams.
The Christmas Cycle will be
opened Sunday Afternoon at 2:30
with the festival by the Primary
Department of the Sunday School.
On Christmas Morning a 6:30 the
annual Christmas Matin Service
will be held. Corals by the congre-
gation and choir. The special num-
bers by the choir will be Jesus is
Born a King, Edwards; Gesu Bam-
bino, Yon; Male Quartet, No Room
in the Inn, Wilson.
In the evening at 7 o'clock the
annual Christmas festival of the
Main Sunday School will be held.
A carefully worked out program
featuring the “Story of Christmas
in song and pageantry will be ren-
dered. Numbers by the Sunday
School Orchestra under the leader-
ship of Mr. Jay Eicherly will be a
part of the program.
Lutheran Church
Trinitay Lutheran Sunday School
Christmas Program, Christmas Day
t 7 o'clock P. M.
Overture, Sunday School Orches-
tra; Opening Chorus, Let The Mu-
sic Ring, School; Responsive Read-
ing; Prayer; Chorus, Merry Christ-
mas Bells; Chorus, Shepherd's in
The Starlight, School; Exercise,
Bells Light and Song, Carl Billow,
Oliver Snyder, John Breneman, Rob-
ert Detwiler, Harold Ney, Willie
Gundlach, Lee Rice, Robert Rye;
Chorus, Sing O Israel; Exercise,
Christmas Spirits, Bernice Metzler,
Dorothy Detwiler, Betty Derr, Bet-
ty Swartz, Christine Smith; Playlet,
A Christmas of Long Ago, Adah,
Fannie Mateer; Mara Gladys Zink;
Eunice, Hazel Garlin; Cblae, Jane
Rice; Dorcas, Frances Fackler;
Chorus, The Word of a Prophet;
Pageant, The Story of Christmas;
Song, Now is the Saviour Born;
Scripture Reading, Barbara Land-
vater; Song, Haste to the Manger;
Pages, Catherine Ney, Donald Ney;
Spirit of Christmas, Beulah Smith;
Bethlehem Man, Harold Billow;
Bethlehem Woman, Mildred Zink;
Shepherds, Bruce Brown, James
Roberts, Kenneth Ney, Arthur Hen-
drix; Reciter, To Music, Catherine
Breneman; Choir, Jeanne Schock,
Merriel Jean Nissly, Sara Snyder,
Martha Bernice Nissly; Pantomime,
Martha Snyder with Gerald Sheetz,
‘Franklin Zink, Max Shupp; Angel
Drill, Caroline Smith, Stella Forry,
: Prayer, Rev.
‘May find Him Still, Primary; Reci-
MOUNT JOY BULLETIN, MOUN
Camels Perform Philatelic Stunt
prom
the 1850's, the trip being a feature
ried special souvenir stamps or labels and cachets.
were transferred to trains and planes.
getting their loads,
Philatelists especially were interested in the stunt performed by
these two circus camels the other day.
Tejon to Los Angeles, Calif,, as did the camels of Gen. Edward Beale in
They carried the mail from Fort
of philatelic week. The letters car-
At Los Angeles they
The photograph shows the camels
A Month of Miracles
Fay Kretzing,
Janice Zink; Tradition, Mary Louise :
Smith; Gifts, Fay Rice, Mary Eliza-
beth Hipple, Patricia Groff, Betty
Fuller; Chorus, The Song O’er The
Plain; Address, Announcements;
Offertory, Benediction, S. S. Os-
chestra; Closing Chorus, Star of Joy
Divine.
St. Mark’s U. B. In Christ Church
December 22, 1935, 7:30 P.M.
Processional Carol—O Come
Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles); De-
votional Carol—Joy To The World|
(Antioch) congregation standing; |
Prayer, Response; It Came Coord
the Midnight Clear, Speaks-Deis, |i
Solo, Curtis Reisch; The Birthday
of a King, Neidlinger, Solo, Esther
Eeahm; Calm on the Listening Ear |
of Night, Harker, Solo voices, Ruth
Strickler, Warren 'Bentzel; Yule-
Greetings, ‘Rev: O. L. Mease, S.T.
D.; Blessed, Holy Night, Offenbach
Flsie Bentzel, Esther Beahm, Cur-
tis Reisch, Warren Bentzel; Gesu |
Bambino (The Infant Jesus), Yon. |
Solo, Merle Hoffer; Offertory, Fan-!
tasia on Old Christmas Carols, |
Faulkes, Mrs. Wm. Nitrauer; “Hal- | ©
lelujah” (from Mount of Olives), |
Beethoven; Recessional Carol, Si-
lent Night, Solo, Curtis Reisch;
Benediction, Response; Organ Pos-
tlude—Finale in A—Harris, Mrs.
Wm. Nitrauer.
CHOIR ENSEMBLE
Sopranos—Martha Engle, Miriam
Hawthorne, Geta Dietz, Marguerite
Keller, Anna Mae Eby, Sue Brandt.
Ella Grissinger, Mrs. Howard Re-
hrer, Mrs. Noah Harmon, Mrs.
Warren Bentzel: Altos—Marian
Nissley, Mrs. Wilbur Beahm, Mrs.
John Strickler, Mrs. O. L. Mease,
Mrs. Harry Nissly; Tenors—A. N.
Stauffer, Merle Hoffer, Curtis Rei-
sch; Bass—Warren Bentzel, Lester
Hostetter, Walter Greiner: Organ-
ist and Directress—Mrs. W. E. Ni-
trauer.
Lutheran Primary
The following program by the
primary children will be given
Sunday afternoon, Dec. 22, at 2:30
o'clock:
Opening, Silent Night, congrega-
tion; Opening service, Primary;
Kercher; Song, We
tation, Merry Christmas, Glenn
Shupp; Exercise, Little Snowflakes,
Delores Miller, Richard Krall, Hel-
en Detwiler, Elwood Rice; Exercise
Treasures, Isabel Zink, Nancy
Smith, Robert Halgren, Patricia
Tyndall, Samuel Ney, Reba Weaver;
Recitation, Christmas, Gwendolyn
Neff; Recitation, Baby, Reta Stoner
Exercise, The Angels and the
Shepherds. JacquieLyn Hendrix,
Doris Rice, Phylis Snyder, Ralph |
Hassinger, Donald Myers, John
Newcomer, Burton Shupp, Robert
Fuller; Solo, His Name Was Jesus,
Dorothy Flickinger; Exercise,
Wishes, Geraldine Cramer, Charles
Johnson, Helen Snyder, Betty Ann
Blessing; Recitation, Jesus’ Birth-
day, Mary Jane Krall; Recitation,
A Christmas Wish, Lindy Halgren;
Pantomime, Away in a Manger,
Nina Flickinger, Mary Elizabeth
Gerberich, Jacquelyn Hendrix,
Doris Rice, Jean Sheffler, Nancy
Smith; Exercise, The Star in the
East, Winifred Barnhart, Jack Ty-
Marian Bortzfield, | Sheetz, Peggy Rice, Donald Wea-
ndall, Fay Gutshall, Richard
ver; Recitation, One Little Baby,
Joyce Smedley; Exercise, Merry
Christmas, Jay Bretz, Helen Detwi-
ler, Richard Sheetz, Patricia Tyn-
dall, Geraldine Cramer, Betty Ann
Blessing, Gwendolyn Neff, Peggy
Rice, ‘Jack Tyndall, Dorothy Flick-
inger, Mary Jane Krall, Joyce
Smedley, Helen ‘Snyder, Winifred
Barnhart, Glenn Shupp; Song,
Once the Little Christ Child Lay,
j Primary Department; Exercise,
Christmas Candles, Jean Sheffer,
Mary Elizabeth Gerberich, Robert
Tyndall, Richard Gerberich, Paul
ine Crowl, Gisela Gundlach; Add-
ress, Pastor; Offering, Song, O
Little Town of Bethlehem, Congre-
gation, Benediction.
Christmas Musical
The Mount Joy - Grade School
will present on Friday, December
20, 1935, at 8 o'clock its Christmas
Musical. The outstanding feature
of this program will be the Grade
School Choir of 96 voices. Due to
the outstanding success of the
Choir last year, the entire pro-
gram will be centered about it.
An especially attractive feature
of the Choir will be its first ap-
pearance in attire that will = bring
to mind somewhat the appearance
of the famed Russian Symphonic
Choir.
Another feature will be the ac-
companiment of the Choir by the
new Electric Pipe Organ.
No admission will be charged,
but an offering will be asked; con-
sequently no tickets will be sold,
and no seats will be specially re-
served.
We especially wish to remind the
parents that because of the limited
seating capacity of the High School
Auditorium, children unaccompan-
ied by parents or adults will not
be admitted.
The program will be entirely in-
formal, and will be interspersed at
intervals with community singing
by the audience and the Choir.
[. Grade School Orchestra
a. Overture, Fortune
b. Waltz, Sweet Dreams
11. Rythm Band
a. Mountain Dance
b. Jingle Bells
(Vocal)
a. Jolly Old Saint Nicholas
b. Up on the House-Top
Violin Solo-Warren Kuhn
a. Adoration, F. Borowski
Grade School Choir
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Vv.
a. O Come, All Ye Faithful
b. O Little Town of Bethlehem
c. God Rest Ye, Merry Gentle-
men ‘
d. Hark, The Herald Angels
Sing-Audience and Choir
e. Silent Night
V. Fifth and Sixth Grade Ensemble |
a. Away in a Manger
b. Crusader’s Hymn
c. Angels From the Realms of
Glory
VI. Grade School Choir
a. O Holy Night
VII. Offertory
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VIII. Grade School Choir
IX.
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Recipes Tried & True
Another very nice way to serve
clams is to Devil them.
understand that we
any cruel treatment for the lowly
bivalve,
a very popular addition to the table.
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Drain and rinse the clams. Chop |
and add onion and bring to a boil.
Add one cup of boiling milk. Rub
butter and flour together and add
the
Mix well and cool.
with the mixture. Dust with bread
crumbs. Brush with egg beaten in
a little milk then sprinkle with
crumbs again. Fry in
bake in the oven.
used, form into cakesand fry. These
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a. Jesu Bambino, Yon
a. Once In Royal David's City
b. The First Nowell
c. Joy to the World
d. It Came Upon The Midnight
Clear-Audience and Choir
e. O Sanctissima
f. Ave Maria (In Latin) (Violin
Obligato)
Sixth Grade Ensemble With
a. Now The Day is Over
Grade School Orchestra
a. Happy Days-March,
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DEVILED CLAMS
dozen large clams
cup of milk.
tablespoons of butter
egg
tablespoon of grated onion
teaspoon parsley
tablespoons flour
cups bread crumbs
METHOD
and milk and season.
Fill clam shells
clams
deep fat or
If shells are not
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