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The candles will be lighted in Calvary Lutheran Church for their Christmas Eve services at 11:00 o’clock. Ever new, but the same old story of the first Christmas Eve will be related by Rev. John W. Grohne under the sermon theme “Glory to God”. Carols and special choir music will add to the beauty of the service. The church is on Lockwood at Euclid aves.

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Because of the efforts of many community - minded groups, pa­tients, visitors and staff of Euclid- Glenville Hospital will be cheered during the holiday season. On De­cember 19th the Women’s Junior and Senior Boards decorated the front entrance, main lobby, lounges and nurses’ stations on each floor with evergreen arrange­ments, Christmas trees and poin- setta plants. They arranged for a small tree to be placed on a cart so it can be wheeled from room to room for youngsters hospitalized in the pediatrics ward.

The Glenville Nurses* Alumnae decorated the nurses’ home and provided a tree. The group is planning to have table arrange­ments in the hospital cafeteria on Christmas eve. Helping the alum­nae make tray covers for patients’ Christmas eve dinner were the Y-Teen girls of Euclid-Central and Girl Scout Troop No. 16 er’s Church.

Under the direction Leonard J. Holzheimer, Girl Scout troops of Holy Cross Church have made enough favors and mats to brighten patients’ trays for all three meals on Christ­mas day. Mrs. Loren Bullard, chairman of the hospital decorat­ing committee, personally made three-hundred and fifty corsages to be presented Uf women employ­ees at the hospital Christmas party tomorrow. The large tree in the hospital lobby was a gift of Dr. and Mrs. Theodore P. Herrick and Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Janke brought all the evergreens and

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At the Church of the Cross Caledonia and Winsford rds, the Christmas Eve service begins at 10:45 o’clock and continues through to the hour of midnight, following a worship service in this order with the congregation singing the carols:

Prelude — Berceuse (deLaunay) with chimes.

The Call of Christmas—Carol: (Handel); Lewis Smith, baritone: O Little Town of Bethlehem. An­thems Recitative: “Comfort Ye My People (Handel), William Barclay, tenor; And the Glory of the Lord (Handel), Cathedral Choir; Poem: On This Christmas Day.

The Worship: Carol—O Come, All Ye Faithful; Invocation: Solo— But Who May Abide His Coming The Gospel of the Nativity.

The Journey of Christmas: Poem—Let Us Be Silent for A Little While (Crowell); Anthem: Lullaby on Christmas Eve (Chris­tiansen); The Gospel:- Matthew 2:1-6; Carol: It Came Upon the Midnight Clear.

The Quest—Anthem: A Joyous Christmas Song (Gevaert); Gos­pel: St. Luke—2:7-16; Carol: Away In A Manger; Solo: Jesu Bambino (Yon), Marion Dole, contralto.

The Seekers—Poem: The Seek­ers (Crowell); The Gospel: St. Matthew 2:7-12; Carol: “We Three Kings.”

Gifts for the Christ Child— Prayer Poem: A Christmas Pray­er; The Offertory; Sweet Little Jesus Boy (MacGinness), William Barclay, tenor; Presentation of Gifts; Prayer by Pastor.

The Light of the World—Violin solo: O Holy Night (Adam), Grace McDonald; Anthem: Lo How A Rose E’re Bioowing (Praetorius); Benediction: One verse of Silent Night as the congregation stands, all lights out.

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East Cleveland Congregational Church, Euclid at Page ave., will welcome the Christ Child with a lovely Candlelight Carol service at 11:00 o’clock.

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As is customary, the choir will offer their special service at the traditional Christmas Eve Carol worship in First Presbyterian Church, Euclid at Nela aves. at 11 p. m. Dr. Howard M. Wells brings the Christmas message. The order of service will be :

East Cleveland Congregational ChurchEuclid Avenue at Page

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27

Two Services — 9 A. M. and 11 A. M.Sermon Subject: "LO, THE STAR"

II A. M.. Church School — 7 P. M., Youth Meeting

CHRISTMAS EVE AT 11:00Candlelight Carol Service Hope Lutheran

Christmas EveTwo services will mark Christ­

mas Eve for members and friends of Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2222 Taylor rd.

The Children’s Christmas pro­gram of Hope Lutheran Church will be held Christmas Eve at 7:30 p. m. at the church. A program has been planned by Mrs. Paul Beck and Mrs. Gordon Weidner to in­clude the entire Sunday School. The Junior Choir will provide the special music for the service.

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Worship Service—10:45 A.M. Sunday School—9:30 A.M.

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On Christmas morning a special edition of the hospital bulletin “The Tongue Blade” with articles for employees and patients will be distributed. Following the sched­ule which began last Saturday, there will be caroling twice during the day. During meal-time Christ­mas music, which has been re­corded on tape by some of the singers who came to the hospital to carol, will be played over the public address system.

Groups participating in the carol­ing program are: the Pilgrim Fel­lowship of the Collinwood Congre­gational Church, choirs from the Euclid Lutheran Church, the Mast­er’s EUB Church, and the Euclid Emmanuel Baptist Church, the Eu­clid Rainbow Girls, the Collinwood Hi-Y Algonquins and the Collin­wood Girls’ Cabinet.

Working on the hospital decora­tions which began during World War II as a junior board project suggested by Mrs. Joseph A. Crowley, were Mrs. Bullard and he r co-chairman, Mrs. Herbert Janke, who were in charge of the first floor and lobby. Mrs. Orville Lemley created the front entrance designs.

Other floor chairman were Mrs. Jerry Gleitz, third; Mrs. Ralph Madden and Mrs. Clarence Miller, fifth; Mrs. William O’Connell and Mrs. Edward Brauer, sixth; and Mrs. Ronald Davies, basement. They were assisted by fellow junior board members Mrs. David Clark, Mrs. Ralph Ricksecker, Mrs. John Vickers, Mrs. Theodore P. Perrick, Mrs. Howard Abrams, Mrs. George Reazer, and Mrs. Donald Hodgson. Senior board members Mrs. M. G. Wenning, Mrs. A. Goodrich, and Mrs. E Reiser directed the decorat­ing of the fourth floor

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Prelude: Serenade To The Ma­donna (Berlioz), Lo, How a Rose (Pasquet), Jesu Bambino (Yon).

Processional—O come all ye Faithful; Call To Worship and the Lord’s Prayer—Dr. Wells; Scrip­ture Reading: Isaiah 9:3-7 — Frankie Helfrich; Carol—O little town of Bethlehem; Scripture Reading: Luke 2:1-20, Herbert Johnson; Carol: It Came upon the Midnight Clear.

Choir Service: “When The Christ Child Came”—The Poem by Laura Spencer Porter; The Music by Joseph W. Clokey.

Soloists will be: soprano, Ruby E. Helfrich; contralto, Olive Vine Smoyer; tenor, James Tushar; bass, Frederic C. Lake; director, Frank R. Helfrich; organist, Char­lotte Tanno.

Message: “Keeping Christmas”, Dr. Wells.

Offering for others: Carol—Si­lent Night; Benediction—Choral Amen, Dr. Wells.

St. James Lutheran Church

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1424 Hayden Ave.ROBERT BARKLEY. Pastor

Church School: 9:30 A.M. Worship Service: 10:45 A.M. Holy Communion — 1st Sunday in

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10:45 P.M.-l 1 P.M.—Organ Prelude by Mrs. C. A. Ebenhack11:00 P.M.-12 P.M.—Service of Carols, Story and Song.

Story by the Pastor — "Is the Star Still There?"

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27th11:00 A.M.—Communion, Reception of Members.

Message, "The Christmas Spirit You Can Live With’*

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A Pontifical Mass will be held at St. Philomena Catholic Church at 12 o’clock Christmas Eve with the Men’s Choir of Holy Name Church singing the mass. Msgr. Maurice Griffin will conduct the mass.

The masses on Christmas Day will be in the same order as those held on Sundays, starting at 5:45 a. m. ,and continuing hourly from 7:00 a. m. through 12 noon. The Girls’ Choir will sing Christmas hymns at the 9:00 and 11:00 o’clock masses and for the High Mass at 10:00, the Boy’s Choir will sing.

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Traditional Candlelight services will be held Christmas Eve at 10:45 in St. James Lutheran Church, 1424 Hayden ave. Rev. Robert Barkley will preach on the

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