Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 April 1916 — Page 7

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SUNDAY, APRIL. 23, 1916.

Easter

Elaborate Easter musical programs vill be given today in the various churches of the city. In some cases both morning and evening rnusifcal programs will be given. At the First Congregational church vesper praise service In celebration of the resurrection of the Christ will be given at 4 "'clock this afternoon. At 5:30 o'clock this morning an Easter musical propram was given at St. Benedict's church, and it will be repeated at 10 o'clock today. The program follows:

SAINT BENEDICTS.

Program for the 5:30 o'clock and 1.':00 o'clock a. m. mass. Millard's mass in B. flat. offertory, "Hace Dieo," by Wiegand.

Vesper service, 2:30 o'clock p. m. Mozart's Magnificat. "O Salutaris"—By Gambetti. "Tantum Ergo"—By Fills. Te Deum Ladamus. Regenia Coeli. "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"—By Wiegand.

Organist and Director—Prof. John Dodt.

FIRST COXGREGATIONAIi CHURCH. 4 p. m. ''rgan Sonata Mendelssohn Scripture. Prayer. Violin, Piano and Organ, "Meditation" Maitzke Mrs. W. S. MacNabb, Miss Amy Samuelson, Hermann Leibing. ocaJ, "Behold the Savior Passeth

By" Hammond Airs. James M. Hoskins. •Selection from "Stabat Mater" Rossini Choir—Misses Deiphine Bindley, Frances Leibing. Esther Jane Newton,

Nellie Duncan, Verna M. Cook. Messrs. Jacob Aldrich, Theodore Duncan. Sydney L.eibing, Ivan Link Kauft'man. Organist and Director— Hermann Leibing.

CENTRAL, CHRISTIAN CHURCH. The combined choirs of the Central Christian church under the direction of Mrs. Carrie B. Adams, the orchestra with C. C. Gifford as leader, Miss Theo .•^eay, organist, H. O. Kelley. chorister i" the Sunday school, and the departments of the Sunday school, will give tne following festival program at the morning. service. The regular church hoir of thirty members and the Junior choir of fifty members will sing !n the evening. .Morning.

Organ. Festival March, Dubois—Miss Theo Seay. Song. "Holy, Holy, Holy"

Orchestra—"All America" March. i^ong—"Jesus Reigns." Invocation by the Pastor. Song—Junior and Intermediate Departments.—Led by Mrs. C. A. Ecker.

Solo, "The Risen Lord," Adams—H. O. Kellev. Carol, "Every Flower that Blossoms," Valentine—Junior Choir.

Song, Lullaby—Beginners' Department. Song, "Hear the Merry Church Belle Ring," Old English—Junior .Choir.

Song, "The World Children for •Jesus"—Primary Department. Carol, "We March to Victory," Valentine—Junior Choir.

Offering. Song—"Old Central ChUrch." Hymn. Communion Service.

Evening.

Organ, "Dona Nobis Pacem," from 12th Mass, Mozart ~-Mrs. Adams. Chorus, "Awake from the Dead," from "Naaman," Costa—Senior and Junior Choirs.

Hymn and Prayer. Anthem, "Alleluia! Christ Is Risen!" Adante.

Offertory, "Spring Song," Mendelssohn.V Sertnon—Rtfv. J. Boyd Jones.

Hymn. Postlude. "Te Deum," Lambilotte.

UNITED BRETHREN.

The'- Easter program by the Sunday school will be given from 9:15 to 10:4o a. m.,.when the following program will be interspersed with a number of orchestra selections directed by Mr. Frank Potter.

Chorus. "Greet the Day." Recitation—Jessie Poe. Recitation—Lucille Wvkoff. Recitation—Max West, Chas. Balch. Exercise—Easter Messages. Chorus, "Blue Skies." Recitation—Donald Wilson. Recitation—Isabelle Einecke. Solo. "Bring Lilies"—Evelyn Jones. Exercise. The First Violets. Recitation—Kenneth Jensen. Recitation—Harry Cook. Exercise, Signs of the Cross. Chorus. "Signs of Spring." Recitation—Jack Turner. Solo. "Nodding in the Meadow"—Lucille Wvkoff.

Recitation—irginia Greulich. Recitation—Ruth Adaline McLaughlin.

Solo, "The Birdies' Song"—Louisa Potter. Exercise, Rays from the Cross.

Song, "fiy the Sailor Boys." Chorus. "A Song,of Springtime." The morning preaching service will be introduced by faster anthems and solos, Mr. Albert Amberger directing the choir and Miss Cecil Kinser at the piano. The pastor is to speak upon 'The Resurrected Life" and receive a large class into church membership.

The evening service will be intro duced by Easter songs and choruses by the men's chorus, directed by Mr. Frank Reagin. The topic for the evening sermon is "The Christ Be Not Risen."

MONTROSE M. E. OHURCrl. Sunrise prayer meeting at 6:30. Sunday school at 9:30: special program and reports of the Easter campaign.

Special sermon to children at 10:30. Public service at 10:45 sermon by the pastor, "Christ for a Waiting World."

Music at this service as follows: Organ Voluntary—Mrs. HaTry Kimmerle.

Solo. "Easter Morning," Arthur Mailing. A r. them—Choir.

Solo, "The Lord Is Risen Indeed"— E. K. Heyser. Offertory—Mrs. Kimmerle.

Song, "Chorus, of Angels," Clark. A n tli em—C o i r. Song. "Hope's Guiding Star," Pertie. Postlude—Mrs. Kimmerle. Song, "Triumphal March," Lemmers, Junior league at 2:00. Epworth league at 6:."0. Public service at 7:30: sermon bv ho pastor. "Immortality as the Vindication of the World's Moral Order."

Music, at evening service' Organ Voluntary—Mrs. Kimmerle. Song. "Jubilate Deo," Silver. Offertory, Organ and Piano Duet— Prof. Hermann Leibing and Mrs. Kimmerle.

Song. "The Harp of St. Cecelia," Augusta Weigand. Appropriate selections by the men's chorus.

ST. STEPHEN'S EP1SCOP/L. Special Easter music will be provided for all the services at St. Stephen's Episcopal church today. Tcrre Haute oommandery No. l'?, Knights Templar, will attend the service at 4:30 o'clock. The program for the day follows:

Montluc Service 10 A. M. Organ prelude, "Festal March" (.Kinder).

Recessional hymn, "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today." Chant, "Christ. Our Passover."

Te Deum in E flat, (Dudley Bucki. "Jubilate" (Williams). Hymn, "Jesus Lives." Sermon. Offertory, "Christ, the Lord, IsVRiseu Today"—Sung by St. Stephen's ouartette. composed of Mrs. A. ,T. Weinhardt, Miss Edith Longman, Mr. Vernon McMill&n, -Mr. Robin Woodruff.

Communion hymn, "L»ook On His Anointed Face."

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First Baptist Memorial Organ Will Be Dedicated Tuesday

RICHARDS' MEMORIAL ORGAN IDT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Recessional hymn, "Allelulia, the Strife Is O'er." Organ postlude, "Easter .Allelulia" (Octenwalder).

Knights Templar Service 4:30 P. M. Organ prelude, "Laudate Domini" (Frysinger).

Processional, "Onward, Christian Soldiers." Hymn, "Angels Itoll the Rock Away.'

Bonum est, "It Is a Good Thing to Give Thanks" (Glebel'sK Benedic anima mea, "Praise the Lord" (Corbin's).

Hymn, "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today." Sermon.

Offertory, "Oh, for a Closer Walk With God"—St. Stephen's quartette. Hymn, "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name."

Anthem. "Christ, Our Passover." Recessional, "Jerusalem the Golden." Organ postlude, "Festive March" (Rogers).

The music is under the direction of Miss Edith Longman, choir director. Miss Amelia Meyer is organist.

FIRST BAPTIST. Dedication Program.

"That they may know that this house which we have builded is called by thy name.

Organ jluntary. Hyp»* "The Church's One Foundation-' lpture reading. -inthem, "The Resurrection" (Shelley).

Announcements. Offertory. Sermon—By President E. A, Hanley. D.D., Franklin college, Franklin, Ind.

Responsive reading. Prayer of dedication—By the pastor, Clarke R. Parker (Dedication hymn written for the occasion by Roscoe Gilmore Stott, Richmond, Ky.)

Doxology. Benediction. SUNDAY, 3 P. M.

Denominational Service.

Male quartet, "When This Mortal" (Herbert). Address—By Rev. F. G. Kenny, Franklin. Ind.

Solo, "Open the Gates of the Temple" (Knapp)—C. R. Parker. Address—By General Superintendent Carlos M. Dinsmore, Indianapolis, Ind.

Hymn. "Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken." Benediction.

SUNDAY, 8 P. M.

"Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates" (from the. "Messiah"). "Hallelujah Chorus" (from the "Messiah")—By large chorus. Mr. R. L. Alder, directing.

Sermon—By the Rev. Charles E, Watklns, Muncle, Ind. Benediction.

WASHINGTON AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN. Vesper Easter servic® at 8:30 under direction of Miss Madeline Whitworth, with large chorus and orchestra, with Miss Marguerite Kickler, leader.

Organist—Mr. A. C. Twaddell. Pianist—Mrs. W. E. Robinson. "Sound of Chiming Bells"—Full Chorus.

Solo, "Welcome Sweet Spring"—Ruth Patton Violin Obligato—Miss Kickler. Easter Readings, Organ accompaniment—Miss I^lood.

Easter prayer, Max Ehrmann—Mrs. Houpt. "Easter Morning"—Children's Chorus.

Quartet Response—Soph., Mrs. Carson Alto, Mrs. Brown Tenor, Mr. Scctt: Bass, Mr. Swango. "Song of Mr. Robin"—Kindergarten. "Lessons of Easter Day"—Girls' Chorus.

Joy Song—Junior Chorus. "Shining Angels"—Men's Chorus. Duet—Messrs. Scott and Swango. Offertory, Cornet Solo, "Calvary" Mr. F. C. White.

Duet and Chorus, "We Thank Thee" —Mrs. F. L. Brown, Mr. Merle Scott. "Hallelujah"—Chorus.

Duet—Mis. W. C. Mand, Miss Ruth Turman. "Lift Up Your Heads"—Quartet.

Soprano Obligato—Miss White. Finale—Full Chorus. Benediction.

KENT AVENUE EVANGELICAL. 10:00 a. m. Orchestra. Song by Congregation—No. 1 in King's Message.

Responsive Reading. Prayer by Pastor. Greetings Isabelle and IHelen Sturtz.

Recitation—Virginia Hickson. Exercise—Minnie Strassler's Cla^s. Primary Song. Rettitation—Harry Taylor. Rec i a i o n—La vad a Ne w 1 i n. Exercise—Five Small Girls. Song—Bertha Osterhage and Consuella ClehoUSe.

Recitation—JRaymond Locke. Recitation—Floyd Shake.

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PROF. J. LEWIS BROWNE. The First Baptist church dedicatory music today will be from the orgaji installed by tho family of the late Mr. and Mrs. George C. Richards, who lost their lives when the Empress of Ire,n(l.

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Mr. Richards was deacon

°f the church for many years and his wife was a faithful member of the organization. "P.he.

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Instrument will be

dedicated Tuesday evening with a recital by Dr. J. Lewis Browne, the eminent artist from Chicago.

Exercise (Song)—Florence Bergherm's Class. Recitation—Robert Sweitzer.

Recitation—Elsie Taylor. Recitation—Freda Storer. Song by Choir. Exercise—Augusta Strassler's Class. Talk by Mies Burkhardt. Selection on Organ—Adah Wienand. Recitation—Mary Louise Taylor. Recitation—Harry Dever. Exercise—Minnie Ermisch's Class. Song by Choir. Intermission—(Collection). Orohestra. Talk by Pastor. Announcements. Song by Congregation—1«8 In King's M6S8&^6t

Benediction. Special Easter sermon 7:45 In the the evening by the pastor, C. E. Geist.

FIRST HI. E. CHURCH.

The Sunday school will present a program at 9:15 a. m. At 0:45 a. m. yit* pastor, the Rev... I. B. Harper, will deliver the Easter sermon. At 7-80 p. m. the choir under the'direction of Mrs. C. W. Otis, will render the Easter cantata, "The Victory Divine."

At the Sunday school hour baptism •"Cy

be,

.administered to infants and

older children. Parents of the cradle roll babies are invited to present the little ones for christening. The third department of the Epworth league under the direction of H. L. Evans* will bring the aged out to the mornln* service in automobiles. .The programs follow:

Sunday School.

Opening song, "Oh Let Us Be Glad." Prayer—Rev. I. B. Harper. Chorus, "Church Rallying Song" Elizabeth Prayer (Wagner)—Miles House.

Chorus, primary department. Recitation. "Lily Thoughts"—Martha Catherine Sudbrinlc.

Quartet, "Let All Hearts Rejoice Today"—Misses Streever, Ritchie, Gardener and Royer.

Instrumental duet. "Love's Messenger"—Misses Margaret Blair and Grace Brow n.

Talk, "The First Easter"—Miss Ruth Pentecost. Children's chorus, "Easter Lilies"

Vocal solo—Miss Esther Jane Johnsen. Pong, "Lift Your Glad Voices."

Morning Service 10:4G.

Organ prelude, "Easter Morn" (Guil-n-.ant). Processional, "The Day of Resurrection"—Ghoir.

Easter carol, "Once the Lord in Glorv Lay" (Bartlett)—Miss Kickler (violin) Quartet, "The Magdalene" (Warren) —Miss Carson, Miss Thompson, Mr Weston and Mr. North.

Trio. "Andante Religioso" Miss Robinson, organ: Miss Kickler, violinMrs. Otis, cello.

Sermon, "The Easter Messaae." Tenor solo, "King Ever Glorious" (from The Crucifixion, by Stainer)— Robert Weston-

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Organ postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" (from Handel's Messiah). Evening Service 7:45.

CENTENARY M. E. CHURCH. SnnrUe Prayer Meeting, 6:30 a. m. Hymn 101. Reading from Bible. "The Resurrection"—Charles Turner.

Morning Worship—10:45 A. M. "Come for all things are now ready." Morning Prelude. "Resurrection Morn," Johnston. Chant, "The Lord Is in His Holy Temple.

Hymn 156—Congregation standing. Apostle's Creed. Prayer—Lord's Prayer Chanted. Anthem, "O Riser! Lord," Arms and Fischer.

Responsive Lesson Easter-Fourth Reading. Solo, "I Know that My Redeemer Liveth," Handel—Mrs. David Silvorstein.

Offertory, "Madrigle," Timonettl— Mrs. W. S. McNabfc'. Sermon—Rev. W. L. Ewing.

Hymn 180—Miles Lane. Benediction. Postlude, Halleluiah Chorus, Handel.

Evening Worship—7:30 P. M, "I would rather be a doorkeeper in the house of my God than to dwell in the tents of wickedness."

Prelude—(A) Easter Morn, Mailing (B) Scherzo-Pastoral, Sarderlin (C) Spring Song, Hollinn.

Hymn 106. Prayer. Anthem, "They Have Taken Away My Lord," Harrington.

Offertory, "In the Soring Time" Kinder. Solo, "Hosanna," Granier—Mrs. David Silverstein.

Sermon—The Minister. Anthem,

Dressier. Hymn 332. Benediction.

Primary Department.

Song, "Little One's Easter." Recitation, "Easter Today"—Cyril Cox.

Recitation, 'TOosannah to the King' —By Mrs. Hammond's class. Recitation, "Palme"—Miriam Monger

Song, "The Modest Violet." Recitation, "Easter"—Gladys Thomas,

Recitation, "Easter"—Gladys Thomas.

Recitation, Tradee. Recitation, Thomas Fries.

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Til I ff nrrl Rlinrie^ tian"—Clifford Wood. Hymn 23.

Prayer. ''Little Chances to Help"—Maude Bishop.

Solo—Eva Bishop. Hymn 119—Congregation standing. Benediction.

List Your Hearts,"

Postlude, "Alleluia," Loret. You are especially urged to be present at both morning and evening worship. Come breathing a prayer for thyself for .they who worship, and he who ministers here.

MAPLE AVENUE METHODIST. Three special programs have been apranged for Sunday. At the morning service Rev. A. E. Monger will take for his subject "The Easter Message." .At night he will talk on "The God of the Strong." The program for the day's celebration follows: 6:30 a. m.—Sacrament of the Lord's supper. 9:30 a. m.—Junior league. 10:30 a', m.—Morning worship.

Organ prelude, "Grand Chorus"— Theodore Dubois. Chorus, "All Hail Immanuel" (Gabriel).

Offertory, violin solo (selected)— Miss Gladys Walker. Solo. "Christ is Risen From the Dead" (Johnstone)—Mrs. Dr. W. G. Crawford.

Sermon subject, "The Easter Message." Chorus. "Christ Arose" (Lowry).

Postlude, "Song of Triumoh"* (Turner). 2:30 p. m.—-Sunday school. 6:80 p. m.—Epworth league. 7:30 p. m.—Evening service.

Prelude, organ and piano, "The Palms" (Laxbach). Chorus, "The Awakening Chorus" (Gabriel).

Offertory, violin solo, "Andante Religloso" (Giliett I— Mrs. W, S. McNabb.

Sermon subject, "The God of the Strong." Postlude, march in (Guilmont).

Mrs. Maybelle Blakeslee, organist Charles Adams, choir director. Each department of the Sunday school will have a special Individual program as follows:

Beginner'* Department.

Welcome song, "Easter Bells." Song, "Father, We Thank Thee." Lord's prayer. Easter offering. Offering prayer. Song—wayne Nantz. First lesson. Rest. Second lesson. Song, "Queer Little Cradles." Song, "Good-bye." Helen Price, superintendent.

"The Easter Angel"-

-Evelyn Nevlns.

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Reading, "Hail Easter Time"—Nor ma Holdaway. Exercise—Jewel Ferguson's class.

Piano Duet, "Merry Bobollnk"-r-Fred-erlck Shick and Byron Wheeler. Department. oaionen. Messrs. j. ™?Petoe, superintendent Mr. Clark, Gibbs, M. Swaneo Wildermuth. ""6".

Adult and Senior Departments. Orchestra. Song, "Thank the Lord is Risen Again."

Announcements. Prayer—By the pastor. Song—School. Lesson study. Orchestra. Display of the star classes. Song, "How Sweet It Would Be"— Male quartet.

Reading, "The Dream That Came True"—-Rachel Reynolds. Solo—Mrs. E. E. Starr.

Song, "I Shall Be Satisfied"—Male quartet. Solo—Susannah Richardson.

Violin obligato-—Katherlne Brewer. Piano—Blanch Rippetoe. John S. Hubbard, superintendent Rev. A. E. Monger, pastor: I. D. Andrews, general superintendent.-

CENTENARY SUNDAY SCHOOL. 9:15 A. 1. Overture, "The Oasis"—Orchestra. Song 1.01, "Is It the Crowning Day' —School.

Apostle's Creed. Gloria Patri. Prayer, Rev. W. L. Ewing. Reading the Easter Lesson—Mr. Cai rol.

Greeting—Supt. Dr. W. G. Rice. Selection, March—Orchestra. Selection, "Tbe Palms"—Orchestra..

Anthem, "Glorious Easter Dawn"— Centenary Choral Sooiety. Report of Classes.

Easter cantata, "The Victory Dl- x-arwen, oupt. vine"VBy J. Christopher Marks, and Duet—Master Charles and Miss Rena choruses and solos representing the Cliff, of the Primary Department. IOllOWlnsr thrfift narts: tfl.tifkr* "HPVia -r»«,4.^. following three parts:

Clarence Wendell Otis, organist and director.

Exercise by the Beginners—Miss Bonnie Farwell, Supt.

Recitation, "The" Egg"—ati.. Miss Ruth Weng, of the Junior Department.

Fo.rt I—"In the Garden." Part II—"The Earthquake." Part III—"At the Tomb." The solo parts will be taken by the following: Miss Beatrice Thompson, is soprano Robert Weston, tenor David hMr. Fred Klatte, of the Teen Age De Asbury, tenor Arnold Hintermeister, partment. baritone A. W. North, bass. Miss

Reading, "The Easter Lily"—Miss Mary Laubach. Quartet—Misses Rachel Turner, Dor-

Bloomer, Mrs. Charles Turner and

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The Significance of Easter" W. L. Ewing. Report of Secretary—Thomas Routledge.

Presentation of Plants to our Little Folks. Song 119, "Low in the Grave He Lay."

Benediction.

Violin Solo—Edith Wade. vioiin aoio—Edith Wade. What Easter Means to a' Young Chris- FOURTH AVENUE M. E. CHURCH.

Sunrise Bervice by Epworth league at i o'clock. Miss Grace Elam, leader. Sunday school at 9:15 a. m.

Music—By orchestra. Song, "All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name '—School.

Apostles' creed, Gloria. Prayer—By the pastor, Rev. T. J. Everett.

Song, "Christ Arose"—School. Pansy -song—Primary department. Song, "Spring Flowers"—Katharine Munch and Effie McKnight.

Song, "The Lily"—Goldie Tryon. Recitation—Donald Butcher. Song, "The Violet"—Frances Loser and Mary Margaret Murphy.

Song, "Easter"—'Margaret Klrkendall. Recitation—Lois Wyant.

Song, "Hail Miffhty Victor"—School. Reading—'Miss Cora Shirley. Duet, "Blue Birds Bring Us Again"— Marjory Burns and Claudine Armstrong.

March of primary scholars and presentation of potted plants. Study of lesson and taking collection.

Song, "Ye are the Seed"—School. Benediction. Public Church Service, 10:45 A. M. Anthem, "Unbar, Ye Golden Gates" —Chorus choir.

Baptism and reception of members. Sermon, "An Easter Message from Heaven"—iBy the pastor, Rev. T. Everett.

Anthem, "Easter Praise"—^Chorus choir.

Evening Service at 7:30 P. 1. Anthem, "Christ, Our Passover"— Chorus choir.

Sermon, "How a Doubter Became a •Shouter"—By the pastor, Rev. Everett.

Anthem, "Victory Through Our Lord Jesus Christ"—Chorus choir.

SECOND AVENUE U. B. CHURCH. Chorus, ''Crown Him." Scripture—By Mr. H. E. Halberstadt. Invocation—By Mr. Alfred Woolford. Chorus, "He Arose Today." Welcome—By Dorus Hopkins. Reading, "Today"—J. Carter Eavey. Instrumental—Miss Hazel Russell. Chorus, "Life, We Hail Thee." Instrumental, "Silver Stars"—Miss Edith Jones.

Duet, "The Lily-of-the-Valley"—Mrs. E. Thompson and Miss Gertrude Schmidt.

Solo—Miss Vileta Halberstadt. Reading—Miss Gertrude Steepleton. On With the Cross^'—(Mixed voices. Benediction—By Pastor.

GERMAN 1W. E. CHURCH. At 10:45 the pastor. Rev. F. Johannes, will preach in the German ^language. Easter will be observed in the Sunday school at its session, beginning at 9:30. The following program will be rendered:

Song—School. Prayer. Reading of Easter lesson—School. Song—School. Recitation, "Make Somebodv Happy" —Dorothy Weinbrecht.

Song,"po You Know?"—Florence and Mildred Spjieydt. Piano solo—Mrs. Paul Lindemann.

Recitation, Do You Know?"-v-Oaro-line Johannes. "Lilies Fair"—Primary class.

Recitation— Oestermorgen" Dorothea Reichman. Song—School. ..?

Easter collection. Violin Solo—Miss Esther Neukom. Song, "Pass the Light Along"—Primary class.,

Recitation, "Easter Bells"—Christine Nehf. Song, "Easter Bells are Ringing"— Miss Burbrldge s class.

Song—School.

BARBOUR AVENUE U. B. CHURCH. "Easter Praise," captata, by Carrie Adams, by the choir tonight at 8 o clock. Solos will be sung bv Misq Beulah Chapelle, soprano: Mrs. L. Bevis, contralto /Harry Beerbaum, tenor Cy Lashbrook, bass. The chorus l£_un3?r

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direction of Miss Beulah

Chapelle Mr. J. C. Bailey at the piano. Program follows: "Sing Aloud Unto God, our Strength" —Chorus. solo, "Therefore, My Heart is Glad —Cy Lashtsrook.

Show Me

nomas Fries. ""i"- -penoia, i »now You Recitation, "The Day of Little

Things"—Evelyn Nevins. Blessed Be the Lord, God"—Chorus.

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Recitation, "The First Violet" Reed's class. Song, "Easter Bells."

Rose Fessant, superintendent. Junior and Intermediate Department. Reading—Virginia Nosier.

Piano solo, "Spring Song"—Florence

Mendenhall. Song, "Daffodil, Bright First year juniors.

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Song, "Crown Risen King"Allen's class. Song, "Swing the Lilies" Wright's class.

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Life —Chorus. i Contralto solo, "For If We Believe" Mrs. R. Bevis.

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Beulah Chapelle, soprano Rose Pric«

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Recitation, "The Easter Story"— I,01®- Xhe,rstone Which the Mrs. Seiner's class. 1 ,T *V?!

Recitation, "Th* Marys Came"—Har riett Ackert.

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"Lift Up Your Heads, O Ye Gates"— 'Chorus.

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"The Doy of Resurrection"—Chorus Contralto solo, "Behold, I Show You

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CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN. Voluntary. Anthem, "Alleluia, Christ Is Risen

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Mr. Aldrich, Mr. Swango. Offertory. SchmMt. "G1,ria-" B'J2z1-Peeela Miss

Hymns 24.1, 488. Postlude. 8 P. M. "Voluntary. Solo, "Hark! My Soul It Is the Lord Gounod—Mr. Robert Duenweg.

Violin Solo, "Spring Song-," Mendelssohn—Donald Scott. "Penitence', Pardon and Peace" Maunder—Mrs. James Gibbs, Misses Emma Abbett, Edna Schmidt, Mre w A,"

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MAPLE AVENUE CHRISTIAN. Evening. The special numbers areVoluntary, "In the Cloister," lane Vocal Duet, "Abide With Me" Jerome.

Chorus, "Up from the Grave He Arose. Vocal Solo, "All Whom Ye Seek

Male Quartet. Vocal Duet, "Early will I Seek Thee, Ashford.

Vocal Solo. "Jerusalem,* Parker Quintet. "Seek Ye the Lord" Roberts—(Vio\in Accompaniment).

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Benedictus Rhower Agnus Dei Lambillotte "Chorus from Athalia" ..Mendelssohn Postlude (organ) Guilmant

Organist, Miss Maggie Lynch.

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reason, after purchasing a Sherman's suit, you feel i that you are not perfectly

satisfied, bring it back and get your money.

the treasury with which to purchase the equipment. Frisz said the equipment was badly needed and that an effort would be made to have included in the budget to be made in June, an appropriation to cover the cost of purchasing the equipment. Frisz said the entire equipment wotild costt about $100. At the same time President Frtez announced that no river patrolman would^ be engaged by the safety board the coming summer. "The treasury will not allow it," said. Frisz.

Sheriff Krietenstein announced last night that upon request of relatives of Lee, Deputy Sheriffs Guess and Burk would begin dragging the river this morning in an effort to find Lee's body.

POLICE CATCH FUGITIVE.

After a search lasting several hours' In which the police were joined bySheriff Kreitenstein, a foreigner name dSantas, who bit the ear off John Best iri a fight at the Malleable Iron works, where both are employed, was captured by oMtorcycle man Carry Thompson at Twelve Points and sent to jail

with assault and battery.

Our Optometry Is Not Guesswork

?he latest inventions and methods known to science are employed wl fit a pair of glasses. A pair of glasses fitted by us must be correct 1 e we will allow them to leave our shop.

jLeeds Murphey Optical Co.

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