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VV -• v Stew--, ¥i?/SS -4<-^ •rT»*fc}jr.. j 4\ ^ f .&£' ';•§ •VMumW HcHiamT TlXWDIS, THUMQt&T, DEOKKBEK 21,1939 NMMk'"' Ho. 31 Local Church Services "Gloria in Excelsis Deo!*' Ia the •HUness of the long winter night, when earth lay slumbering and all nature seemed dead and tifwfeu, «m> Mem of the spiritual death that had ,ffcl)e» upon men's souls, an angel choir announced the glad tidings of Emmanuel, the birth into the world of tibe Infant Redeemer. " "Uv«tf Aitcieiil «u<tl «v«r new** ii» %Orld will worship the Infant Savior with as much faith and devotion today tt did our forefathers nineteen hundred years age. Christmas returns •very year just as fresh and fra&rant afii the new-born flowers of spring. ; Pteople in all walks of life will wel- Mroe the day with gleesome hearts. The young will see a kinder, more ten- 4tr smile on the face of their loving parents. The aged will be quickened with new life and will take delight in Ike innocent mirth of the little ones. The rich man takes pleasure in giving at this season in true Christian charity and his soul expands at the happiness of others who. beneftt by Ws generosity. The poor too, are gladdened because they realize that, en Christmas day, above all others, tibe dignity of their Christian equality. Today, the same as centuries ago, the shepherds are as welcome as princes to kneel before the altar and to partake of the banquet of the Lord. And so, one need only call to mind tte Festival of Christmas in order to fill one's soul with mingled sentiments of joy and exultation, of love and gratitude. It is a mystery more suggestive of silent meditation than of noise of words, that He, Whom the heavens cannot contain, should choose to be born in the lowliest of stables and to suffer throughout His lifetime more cruel pains than He would wish one of His dreatures to be inflicted trith. In pious joy, the churches are pre- Criifig to receive the Babe of Bethlem with much splendor and solemnity. Decorations and finery bespeak of the gaiety o& the time. Special services have het>n arranged and all tiie parishioners prepare to lift their hearts and minds to their Maker and Redeemer on this beautiful Christmas flaorn. ^ St Patrick's Church . In true holiday fashion, St. Pat* rick's church will greet the faithful With colorful splendor. The altar will he clothed in silver cloth, glistening as brightly as newly fallen snow on a cold, crisp night. Christmas trees, covered with icicles, will reflect the various colored lights while brilliant red poinsettias and other flowers will provide splashes of beauty. In the dimly lighted corner, a solitary star will throw its b^ams on the crib and the imitation of the Child, His Blessed Mother and His foster father, St. Joseph. While the choir aings "Silent Nigth" before the six O'clock mass, the church will gradually become illuminated, to represent tile dawn of Chirstmas day. Hie choir will sing the beautiful St. IJioTnas mass by J. Wiegand, with "Adeste Fidelis" at the Offertory and ••Paris Angelicus" by Cesar Franck at the Communion. During the Benediction, the "O Salutaris" they have chosen was composed by Concone, and the "Tantum Ergo" by Montani, The jubilant "Hark, the Herald Angels Sing" will close the high mass. 'Following this, low masses will be Mad at 8:00, 8:30, 9:00, 9:30 and 1#:00. Rev. Raymond Murray, C.S.C., of the University of Notre Dame, will assist the pastor, Rev. William A. DTlourke. j . The two priests will hear Confesgtons on Saturday, December 24,'froni iftgOO to 5:30 and from 7:00 to 9^00. -"W,: •&». m ^i. pomp if he had the power to do so. At IWe o'clock joyous bells will beckon the parishioners to adore the iwwly-born King. In the hush of the motn the choir will pour forth a "Silent Night" by Gruber. Here and there lights will begin to glow while the singers gradually gain volume. 'During the high mass the "Missa F«0tiva" by it. Gtueutier, O.J., wiii be rendered. For the Offertory, the choice has been "Hodie Chrintus Nstus Est" by .T. A. Korman. Following this, the choir will also sing the six o'clock mass. Low mirses will be read at 6:30 and at 7:00. During the 3:80 mass the junior choir will send spirits soaring with their outpourings of "Adeste Fidelis" arranged by Novello, "A Child is Bora in Bethlehem," by & B. Molitor, "Angels, from the Realms of Glory" by Fr. Koenen, and "Jesus, Teach' Me How To Pray" by J. Singenberger. Again offering their services at the 10:30 high mass, the adult choir will sing the same joyful arrangement they, have prepared for the first mass. Besides the pastor, Monsignor C S. Nix, and the assistant pastor, Rev. Paul Tuchlinsky, another priest will be present to hear the Confessions on Saturday; they will begin at 3:00 and at 7:00 p. m. No confessions will be heard on Sunday. St. John's Charch The call to worship the Christ Child for the members of St. John's church Johnsburg, will be sounded at five o'clock. Tlie lovely 'Silent Night" by Gruber will be wafted on the early morning atmosphere, preceding the first high mass. The mass of St. Jacob by Quad Frieg will be set to song by the choir. At the Offertory "Laetenture Coeli" by Singenberger will be supplemented by "Adeste Fidelis." After the service the jubilant "Glory to God in the Highest" by Stehle will send the echoes flying. Nestled on a bed of hay within a rock covered trib, the Infant will tenderly bless His faithful flock. A bright star will shed its rays on the £bri$tma$fe^Toi^nta CIa«? ' I -> -H. Woodstock, I1L Dm. 12, 1939. Dear Sant% . ^ I hope that 70a are in good health on the night of Christmas Eve. If yon do not have enough Clothes to keep you warm when you get to our house just take a sweator or jacket. For Christmas I would like some books, a sled, mittens and a snow pants. I would like you to bring me some candy, not too- inuch of course j leave some for the little poor children, j You do not have to bring- them all. I would like you to choose what yon think would be beet. How is Mrs. Santa Clans? I hope fine. I wish you both a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Tell your little elve helpers helo Cat me. • ^ „ Your little friend,- r:4 Ra~~ thLindsav • DearSimtit, a mounted • 1*4 like £o1tee Sufc James Patake Dear Santa: Please bring me a bingo game or some other game. Don't forget some candy and nuts. Your Pal Elaine Blake Memoria" and "Tantum Ergo" to be sung are by J. Singenberger. Evangelical Luhteraa Christmas services at the Zion Ermanger as did the star on the first j angelical Lutheran church will be held .Christmas. {Sunday afternoon at 3:45. The chil- Shimmering with silver icicles the dren have planned a lovely program brilliantly lighted Christmas trees will reflect a million highlights. A multitude of tapers will glow upon the altar amid poinsettias and chrysanthemums. Twenty-seven altar boys clad in red and white will take their places in the sanctuary. A low mass will follow the five o'clock high mass and the choir will during which the entire congregation will join in singing Christmas hymns. Beautifully decorated Christmas trees and poinsettias will bespeak of the gay holiday season. Rev. Herman P. Meyer is the pastor from Woodstock.' St. Peter's Church, Volo A pious group will enter St. Peter's church at Volo at 5:00 o'clock on again sing the 9:00 o'clock high mass. I Christmas morn. They will behold a Rev. A. J. Neidert, the pastor, VM11 j most beautiful spectacle as their hear the Christmas Confessions on' sparkling eyes reflect the rainbow of Saturday beginning at 2:30 and at; colors and lights. A huge star will 7:30 p.m. and on Sunday from 3:00 j guide them to the humble bedside of to 4:00. jthe Babe of Bethlehem^.^Who Is sur- Methodist Chnrch j rounded by radiant lights. The altar The McHenry Community Methodist will be laden with flowers of many church will hold two special ser- hues, while candles flicker their happy vices on Sunday, December 24. At {greeting. f 11:00 a. m., the services will open with j The chou* will give Inspiration ..„„ IC, a prelude by the pianist. Following |throu?h their sin>dn(r of "Silent Night" tion of a wing, a room 22x28, on the this the congregation will i before mass. During the mass, they right hand side of the church. Fac- Call to Worship and then join1 together | have ch0Sen to sing the "Missa Ex- ing south, this one-story frame buildin song for JoyJ o the World The,ultatP" with an "Adeste Fidelis" at j ing was built because of the need of a pastor. Rev. A. W. Blood, will deliver,the Offertory. The mixed choir will .larger hall for social and recreational a short Christmas message which will j also offer their vocal interpretations activities. Well lighted and heated, immediately followed by the can-,at the high maS8 at 9;30. Benedic-j the addition is equipped with modem The Christmas Vision, a ren-, t,on will be given after this last mass, plumbing and facilities for cooking d*,on 'tlvdirec- A low mass will be read Immediate** and serving meals. tion of Mrs. Elmer Baum. Mrs. C.,after the 5:00 o'clock mass.' Rev. j The church itself dates back about SLS! will Cpl«teCCtWrS!^ L- a*"*.. th.« years when th* Cook. .„d Improvements Made At Spring ' Qrove Community Church dear santa-clause. a new sled - and *;M# bike a star for our tree train-gates and a signal Hag erector-set and a little aerophone. I hope I am not asking for too BKak. Lbve, • *• "-«* Jimmy Green. * Dear Santa Claus -- I am 5 years old. For Christmas I would like a drum, sled, a Doctoi Kit, Donald Duck book, a two gun cowboy suit and a bicycle. I.hope yon can, fill this order. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Ronnie Ferdricksen, Wonder Lake. (The Gray House) - ; vw*m /: Dear Sant<|' • •. _ ^ ^ I have ben a" good little girlie this yer and I want a di-Den Dollie, and Collie clothes and a tractor and Peter Rabbit book, and a pair of rubber boots Always Yours Marie Diedrich The Spring Grove Methodist church was recently dressed-up by the addiri,._ St. Mary's Chnrch The Blessed Virgin has vacated her pedestal in St. Mary's church. Where she stood the majestic hills of .Bethlehem arise from the_fanciful folds of rock paper. These heights are illuminated by the reflections of various colored lights. Laree and small pine trees dot the hillsides. Blue lights and an abundance of icicles and snow white stars lend beauty to these forest sentinels. Miniature shepherd? watching their flocks animate thi* . beautiful background. As on the first Christmas night their gaze has been arrested by the wonderous supernatural light that has turned their night into day. Their steps are directed to a poor stable in which a tiny figure of the Infant Savior ha« been placed. He is lovingly watched over by His tender Mother find foster Father. ; "The whole is a panorama of be^my, 2emiike. indeed, the real scene of Christ's birth; but an indication of man's feeble effort to surround the Jtahtemer's birth with ^lory «a4 Christmas service. At 4:30 p.m. on Sunday afternoon the children of the Sunday School will present their annual program at a candlelight service. The program is as follows: Christmas Carols by the Sunday school orchestra; Scripture lesson by David Walkington; Prayer, Rev. Blood: "In the Candlelight." Rose Marie Rossman, "Grandma's Christmas." (playlet). Primary department: Offering. Bonnie Page; Christmas Pageant, Intermediate de- Stevens families combined their efforts and established a place of wor- Partment; "Joy to the World" Audi- j gheep and lambg to hasten to the ence; Benediction, Rev. A. W. Blood. Shepherd of their souls. Go to Him, Everyone is cordially invited to th«">e inspiring Christmas services. St. Peter's Church, Spring Grove not only in Christmastide, but on every Sunday; for. the divine Infant . ! spent only a few days in Bethlehem, Arising in the early hours of the j but He aWde8 in w churche8 con. morning, the parishioners of St. Pet- tinually. er's church, Spring Grove, will adore [ Approach your Redeemer with the their Infant Redeemer at fotir o clock; njoug ea$reraes« of the Mapi. Offer mass. The traditional Silent Nieht jHim spiritual jrifts corresponding with ns arranged by Gruber. Rhys and Her-1 the ^ frankincense and mvrrh of bert will break the stillness as the]th«» Maei. Present to Him the «rold congregation kneels in silent adora- Gf a ioving- heart, the myrrh of an ti°n. .„ , 'humble and,contrite spirit and the in- The mixed choir will sm<r the 'Mis-,cense of feihrent nrayer. give a sermon at both high masses and will lead an adoration of the crib. Thus, of whatever Faith you may j ship. The present church was built be, thre? great models are set before j sixty-seven years ago. Only a small you during these days of grace -- the' congregation attended the services and antrelp, the shepherds and the Magi. 1 for a number of years the church ^ras Worship your Lord with the simple rlo«ed altogether. devotion of the shepherds. Hearken Previous to three yean ago, the to the voice of duty and of conscience croup had been affiliated with the as promDtly as the shepherds heark-1 Richmond and Solon Mills circuit, ened to the voice of the angel?. Leave j The Rev. H. J. Collins was appointed nastor and immediatelv organised a church with trustees and stewards. As « re«nU th° congregation has grown from the original eight or ten to about fifty or better members, wfth the Sunday school as well represented. your temporal concerns, both great and small ,in the hands of Providence, as the shenh?rds abandoned their Exsultet" b^ F. R. Witt during the mass; th«» Introit. Gradualle and Communis will be «nnir in Grearorian Chant. "Adeste^ Fidel's" by V. Nov »»llci will he the joyful rendition at the Offertory., Following the first mess there will Adore the Irfant Savior with the snirit of faith and profound reverence with which the angelic hosts worshipped Him whpn they ssn-" the iovous anthem: "Glory to God.in the highest, and on earth, peace to men of good will." ' SON KILLED. FATHER ^EEIOUSLY INJURED / AS CAR HITS TRUCK Rieh »rd Firk. 17 old o* '08 Dundee, wn - kitVH r'^ht when nn automob'le driven by hi" father. Frark. struck a frtick on Golf ro?d. o«e mile .west of Aleonouin road. The truck was narked nsH'lv rv the pavement while its "Te<> of t'"le was being unloaded. Frat'k Fink is well known in this town •"her° he handle® the cleaning agency for Mr«. Anna Howard. Virx-ent Krezan. in charge of the "ehicle. s«;d t^«* tr"»V w«" b»-'"-htlv liehted The elder Fink, seriously in: iured was t^ken to the Northwestern hospital at Des Plaines. CHRISTMAS SEALS in the Christmac rush, do not forget to remit your Christmas seals. Thus, there was vital need for a hall of the type, they have just completed. A dedication service for the newer addition was held Sunday, December 10. Dear Saata: " ^ Please bring me a doll and a pair of roller skates. Oso candy and nuts. ^ . Tour Pal Cleanor Blake Dear Santa Claus for Christmas I would like a sister doll, and a two wheel bike. My little Following a sermon bv the pastor, the J sister Patty would like a sister doll, congrega.t ion„ assemb.l ed. f.o r. the ban- ' D£obln?'t ®fondr gceh»t imr' ya nsdi.s»te rW Dk^on na Rp u.th. quet and all participated in a very wjj0 js jn ^e hospital bring her some impressive dedicatory service. Many friends have helped to make this undertalHng a success. The Ma* sons of this city furnished t|>e pews and furniture, as well as the carpet, at a very moderate cost. The Ladies' Aid society of Solon Mills furnished all the chairs and tables they needed. A local artist decorated the walls in befitting manner, and many others have shown such kindnesses. Mr. and Mrs. G. Jones. Walter Winn and Mr. ! for the erection of the building. nice toys. Merry Christmas r Lila Mae Roiiag VokC Round 'Lake, 111. Dec. 18, 1939. Dear Santa Clans: Another Christmas will soon be here, and I have not forgotten how good you were to me last year. Hope I have been good enough this year, so you will come to my house this Foulke abo deserve much credit Christmas. _ , I would like to have you bring me a Aa ndj s o. Ithe e nti»re cost "of/ ubuiil dn in g , f .s e t.. o f t i n k ,e, r - t o y s ', a, t o* y t r u c k . .a n d and, equipmen.t wou.ld. reac,h .fa r ove™r tra.i ler.,' a black-boar„d , • som.e rubber the *«20, 0A0A0n mmAavrikr iift it were not ffon„r trht, eJ. ani,m als, .a g,a m,e , _a pair of pajamas generosity of the benfactors. All of | ind * ^ this is nicelv provided for and this wants a new car. My Uncle Alby Please don't forget tn.s is niceiv provraea xor ana mi Mama and Dady, also Grandpa church has the outlook for a bright IGrandma ^ Aunt Hilda. •ame things and we have melt * hard time telling them a part. This year Sanata please bring as different things. I would like a airplane, a table tennis, box of candy, and a pencil box . ••^T' Y®«r friend, J Dear San,ta I'd like a Cowboy Dear Sa«||i.^. Please bring me a sweater and a chines checker game or some other game. Don't forget candy au|i£^;';. w:*. v:; v?;- ^ Year FW : ' Joanne PfipHl • * •; West McHenry, IS» Dec. 12, 1939 * Dear Santa, > I am ten years old. I am in fiU grade I go to Cherry Valley School. We have some big hills so if your reindeer won't go you can start on the hill. I would like a doll house with doll furniture. I Would like a doll to. I hope you will bring them both. You can bring some candy to hot if you haven't got any left when you get to my place we will make sonfe Your friend, Dolores Fsewii Dear Santo Wffl you11 please brhtjf me trigfc. top shoes and a Sunday hot and shirt and gloves and please bring my brother the same. My two Sister weald Milt some dolls. I thank you Donald Karls , ' , ^ 805 Massena Ave. Waukeean, IB. Dec. 17, 1939 Dear Santa ClaMM* Please bring Aunty Mary, here Christmas for keeps. Your friend, ' Mary Delorese Young. LOCAt BOT TELLS ^ WHY THE GERMANS BELIEVE IN Wife and happy future. GRADE STUDENTS GIVl FINE PERFORMANCE OF CHRISTMAS IN ENGLAND EVELYN ANDERSON, ANTIOCH MAN WILL BROADCAST ON WLS Hoping to see you Christmas Eve. Billy Miller By putting their all into 'the pro- : Miss Evelvn Anderson of this city duction, the Public Grade school stud-1 and Arnold Dalgaard of Antioch were puts put on a fine performance last : selected to appear over WLS, the*? Friday evening. wh-»n they enacted Prairie Farmer station, following iv "The Magi's Gift" in the high school three-day home talent show at Antioch auditorium. ! piven by the Antioch American Legion! The operetta portrayed a Christ- j Post on Nevember 30 and December 1, mas eve in Merry Old England, with ad 2. all the color, costumes and festivity jjr. Dtelgaard will appear on WLS of the time. The large cast was ably on Satqrdav, December 30, at 1 p. m, directed by Paul Yanda, and much an(] Miss Anderson will appearon Sateredit is due him; his task was far | urday> janUary 6. .at" 1 p. m. Miss from easy. jGladvs Jones, directress of WLS, made For adding a bit of humor. Charles tj,e selections Page^the jester is to be eomrratulat- j ^ Anderson and Dalgaard bring ' E A vo t n th-' Tday,rs themselves had: four the nt total of performa hard time stifling a heartv chuckle 1 _ , Dear Santa: Please.bring me a doll and * doll buegy. OIso a bsfsslnet if you ran. Bring a pair of roller skate. Don't forget candy and nuts. !¥our little Pal ;' - Dorothy Blake M«*Henry. 111. That is a question that is vitally important in the present European situation. It is a question about whi«i many people do not know the answer; they either think the Germans love to fVfht or they are forced to. The former is comnletely wrong while the latter is true to a small extent only. The Germans, >u«t as well as the English or the F*v"h. believe t*»v are defending their own country against foreign aggression. This is greatly due to the clever nronaganda carried on by the «rover*»ment. The Germans believe that this w^r has been forced unon Germany hv Great Rrit«'»*. bw»r»«e. th»v «<tv. if England reallv wanted *o help Poland, "'hv didn't tb«»v *•« H»»*Nre war «>n Russia. A" Germany has officially »«»ieirod »v>lon«*«d •o her before *-v>e "Wn'M thev don't seo whv Fw-rland should be so concerned about it. *xcor>+ fo- th® fart that England is jealous th«t th»» Third Reich has be^^e «o (this is also eiven in all G^'•*»,," h?«-torv SooVs the re«l !""«• rtt- 'ought Ge»^>anv di"*in<»'t,"° • All the things that «*onld shatter their belief in this i« ®i*h«»" Vent froi« or it is «h<«v~ in a differ- ,0 as to make it quite oil* believable. 'T An example for this la®t »s how the Germans ^t" W. lieve that the average standard of llvino » ir> lTn!fp() InTpr th*n in Germany! When I t"«s »M1| >»» Pr-ws'v I •he imnressio" that tt»e laborers over fi«CP w»J» wnrkinff «•?"?- ditions »nd that u^^^^l^ved were ip*t nbou^ «« w^c iT>s'l**-- anre for unentn'w^. be~» does have a conrnuls"*^ •vstem^; the fact that char»t?es t»Ve its "lace was never mientiored in Germrr*.. ALL INVITED TO H**1* H L. McCARTTTY TALK ON OLD AGE INSURANCE when Charles began his foolish antics which added much spirit to the operetta. The last scene, the Nativity, with he chorus of angels, carolers, shen 'lords, wise men and all the rest, in Seautiful array of color and song, is 'eservi*--? of commendation. Those who saw the production we^ filled •vith Christmas spirit and holiday ioy ers selected to appear in Chicago broadcasts as a result of the Antioch 1 show. Clem and Vince Adams of McHenry, "Twelve Feet of Harmony," were chosen to appear in a broadcast a few weeks ago. orevious to the celebration of , rreat feast, the birth of Christ. 4«AY IT WITH FLOWERS*^ The McHerrv Floral Co. is Drenared to supnlv flowers for the holiday season. Evergreen^ blankets and wreaths. Phone "McHenry 608-R-l. 31-fp Icicles for decorations stone's. 3 pkgs. for 10c. Glad , ai-fp COMING EVENTS • ^ December 21; C. D. of A.--Christmas ,Pary--Card Tournament. , i ' December 23 Juvenile Foresters--Christmas . Pferty -- St. Marv - St. Patrick Halll December 29 Ringwood Home Bureau--Card Party -- Chauneey Jepson's. 4 ' January 6 :'- Evelyn Anderson -- Appearance over Station WLS--1 p. m. Wh«t oM •»«»«» « is. and ef hat ?c h vou will be Dec .1, 19396f discn«!«ed «.t >Ve »»»t»**1 Men's Night Dear Santa, - « j •^eeti^o' of the\ Wo«dsto<*k Woman's Are you going to stop at McHenry "flub at t^® Citv H^ll in Woodstock <wi tMs year? I am in the second grade. Mondav, Jaruarv 8. at 9 p.m., by H. Santti, will you please brin^g me these L. McCarthv R^Tional Director. Retovs. a dollhou«e. and a some little gion 0,' Social Security Board, Chi* dolls, and a psir of ice sakets. and cago. / a chair and table. My sister want^ This r-eetinsr is open to the nubBe sone blocks, and a three wheeler bi- free. Because benefit payments of cycle. My brother wants a farm house Old Age I^urance begin on January with some farm anima^v; 1. i* 's e*™>',ted that most of the emals that can stand np. ) v v i players of McHenry Oountv. and many Mary Buss^ Dear, Sant-a 14 Christmas. Dear Santa like, a drum * Merry • 'tfch.rd Scotnick Good-by ? h, Pd like a paint aak- I'll leave some coffee for yon and sugar for the reindeer. -1 „ JCjcom Diane Bacon "5^ tiki"- West McHenry. PI > Dec. 12, 1939 Dear Santa Clause t /••, My name Is David. I nave a brother whose name is Bobby. Every you bring both of us the employs will take advantage of this onnnrtunity to learn about the administration of this new law. Siiee ^oth boss and ware earner contribute to this Old Age Fund, the Wpo.i«^ck Woman'* Club was ner- =ii«»de-1 schedule McCarthy for their Men's Night open meeting, and they . have issued their invitation to all who are to atterd. GRAND JURORS v G«and jurors and supplemental pa#» el of grand jurors as selected by the county board from McHenry are as follows: Louis J. Pitxen and Dorothy P»ee with Peter 3. Freund as |»i|f plemental. ' # , Order your Rubber Stamn# Plaindealer. idV1!, •mm •M# ••• • .&• • • -m