Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 281, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 April 1931 — Page 9

APRIL 4, 1931.

Woodruff Place Baptist —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude —"Resurrection Morn" Johnston Anthem—“ Christ. Our Passover"..Schilling Orgin Offertory- Spring Song” . • Mendelssohn Communion Services, lisp’is n Orgsn Postlude- Easter March". I V. Flagler —7:45 P. M.— Organ Prelude—" Eastern Morn" (Fantesie) Baumgartner Anthem—' Hosanna! Grenier Solo—" Alleluia! He Is Risenl". .Mcldilneer Mrs. James Sowders. Quartet—" The Magdalene".O. W. Warren Mra Sowders. Mrs Kalb. Mr. Rice Mr Helm. * 6olo—The Resurrection" .. H. R shellev Mrs. George Hacker. Organ Offertory— "Easter • Morn" ,•••••.... ......Aloys Clausmann 60.0- Easter Dawn . Woodmann Mrs. Paul Green. Solo—" The King of Glory . C. Whitney Coomb* Mrs. Harry Kalb. Anther.-" Faintly and Soft”.. S'-hnecker Organ Postlude- Jubilate Deo" ..Silver

Woodruff Avenue United Presbyterian —Morning— Organ prelude. Mrs. C. L. Bridges Processional. Psalter Hvmnal—No. 352 Invocation Anthem—' The Alleluia" . . Sullivan _ Choir Responsive Reading—No 80 Psal>r Hvmr.al—No. 360 Morning praver. Trio—" Olive's Brow" .. Bradhurv Mrs W C. Johnston. Mrs! w. B. Davidson. Norman Wilson. Reception of new members Psaitr Hvmnal—No. 366 Offering. Announcements Quarter.— "Thera Is a Green Hill Far a ■ ■ , Sullivan vr’LAi Mrs. Jessie Trant. Hi.mere Perrv. W. B Davidson. Sermon— Coming Home ” . .. The Rev. E W Welch Anthem—"Tne Lord’s Table” Communion Cholr Due Vr ' Th c , r oss of .Jesus” Maker Mrs Jessie Trant. Mrs. W B. n ~ , Davidson. Psalter Hvmnal—No 390. Benediction. lord Bless Thee and Keep Thee" Meyer Organ PreludJ-*""'"'- _ Mrs. C L. Bridges Bible Songs Hvmnal—No. 159 Invocation 6olo—“The Triumph Song”. Lowell Mason _. Mrs. W. B Davidson. The Apostle’s Creed Page 322. Bible Songs Hvmnal No, 212 Evening praver. Anthem—" The Dav of Resurrection” Havdn _ Choir Evening offering. Announcements. Anthem—"O King Eternal". .Henry Smart „ Choir Sermon. The Rev. W C. Ball. BiMe Songs Hymnal—No. 140. Benediction.

Grace Methodist —10:415 A. M.— Organ Prelude—" Easter Morning on Rubidoux" Gaul The Call to Worship.” Choir. Hvmr 159—“ Lift Your Glad Voices in Triumph.” "Apostle’s Creed” (Repeated in Unison). Pastoral pravcr (kneeling). Ar.them—"The Dawn Awakes".... Heyser Psalter (Fourth special reading). CXerla Patri. Reading of the world. Choral response. Offertory—"l Know That My Redeemer Liveth” from "The Messiah".. Handel Baptism Vocal Duet—-" The Lord Arose”.. .Gabriel Mrs. Lucille Beaven, soprano; Mrs. Lois Mounscy. contralto Sermon—" The Message of Easter.” The Rev. B. Brooks Shake, pastor. Hymn 169—“ Look Ye Saints the Sight Is Glorious.” ' Reception of new members Organ meditation. Benediction. Organ Postiude—“Hallelujah Chorus.” "The Messiah" Handel Mrs W. C. Hitz is organist and choir director —7:45 P. M.— Organ Prelude —"Grand Triumphal Chorus in A” Guilmant Bong service. Direction of Harold Brady. Evening prayer. Anthem—“ The Lord Is Risen Indeed” Simper Reading of the word. Offertory—'"The Heavens Ate Telling.” "The Creation” Haydn Sermon —"The Pioneer of Life." The Rev. B. Brooks Shake, pastor. Closed hvmn —Selected. Organ meditation. Benediction. Organ Postiude—“Allelulia”! in E Flat.” a a a Bethlehem Lutheran —10:45 A. M.— Prelude—'Andantlno in D flat." Edw.n 11. Lomare. Processional Hvmn—"Come. Ye Faithful. Raise the Strain.” Opening service. Introit—"He Is Risen. Hallelujah.” "Gloria Patri" J. L. Rogers Kvrle. "Gloria in Excelsis " Collect. Epistle Lesson —1 Peter 1: 3-9. Gospel Lesson —Matt. 28: 1-15. "Nicene Creed." Arthem—“Down In the Lilied Garden.” Ira B. Wilson. Hvmn —"Jesus Christ Is Risen Today. Alleluia!” Sermon—" Jesus Our Saviour.” Anthem—" The Lord Is Risen Today.” George M. Vail. Offering and Oflertorv —“My Heart Ever Faithful” (Aria) Bach-Lavignac Benediction. Uecessio lal Hvmn—“The Day of Resurrection!" Postiude—"Easter Triumph.” E. L. Ashford tt B B SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral Rt. Rev. Joseph Chartrand. D. D.. Bishop of Indianapolis. The Rev. E. J. Ritter. S. T. D.. Rector. —10:30 A. M. Pontifical High Mass— Processional —"Ecce Sacerdos Magnus” Reyl Schola Cantorum organ and orchestra. Proper of the Mass. Introitus. Graduale. Soauentia, Offertorium. Communio. Cantors and male chorus. •Regina Coell” Ravanello Three-part- chorus. Ordinary of the Mass. MAs u In B flat for four-part male chonis. with organ and orchestral accompaniment. by Bruno Oscar Klein. Op. 85. Dedicated to Don Lorenzo Perosi. "Kvrie" (Moderato). “Gloria" (Allegro). “Credo” (Maestoso). 'Sanctus" iAdagio). "Benedictus” (Andante), “Agnus Dei" (Moderato). Recessional. —4:30 P. M. Solemn Vespers— Processional —"Antiphons” (hvmns and Vesoer Psalms) Chant Benediction —"O Saiutaris" Yon Three-part chorus. •'Tantum Ergo" Yon Four-part chorus. Recession.* !■ The Schola Cantrum; H. & Calland. Bernard Zimmer. Frances O'Brien. William Bradley. Edmund BradleV. Francis Pelanev. David Lawler. Humbert Pagani, Earl Thorpe. Carl Lauber. Eugene Doerr, Carl Rathz and Edward La Shelle. Elmer Andrew Steffen, director: Helen Shepard, organist. ana

Assumption Church The Rev. Joseph Weber, pastor. —lO A. M. High Mass—"Vidi Aauam.” "Kvri.” “Gloria." “Credo" B. Hamma Offertorv—"Resina Coell" B. Hamma Offertorv—"Regina Coeli" A. Werner "Sanctus," Benedictus.” "Agnus Dei ’ B. Hamma Benedictions—"O Saiutaris” .......... F. H. Brackett Miss Caroline Foltz. "Tantum Ergo" V. C. Goeb "Holv God" Rev. W. J. Berry —8 A. M.— “The Melody of Morning." "Heavenly Hope." "The Dawn was Purpling O'er the Skv " “Alleluia! Alleluia! Let the Holy Ar.them Rise." This program wil! be given by the children's choir: Violins. Roseland Ruhl, Loris Claus. Harold Schmidt. James Werner Alcvsius Cleary; saxophones, Philip Prieshofl. Alfred John Werner. Choir members are: Sopranos. Mrs. E. Claus. Mrs E C. Brennan. Mildred Thomas. Margaret Thomas: alto. Caroline Foltz Rose)ind Ruhl: tenor. John Hoff. Charles Pohnson Jr.: zass, Nace Goedecker. Louis Goedecker. Director. Ignatius Goedecker, St. Philip Neri The Rev. R. R. Noll. D. D., pastor. —0:30 A. M. Mass—- " The Dawn Was Purpling." "Christ Is Risen.” "Retina Co-li." “Resurrexi." Music bv Girls’ Class —7:30 Mass—- " The Dawn Was Purpling." "Reszin* Coell.” "Christ Is Risen.” •‘Alleluia. Alleluia.'’ Music bv Young Women's choir —8:45 A. M.— "The Dawn Was Purpling." "Begin* Coeli.” “Christ Is Risen.” Music bv Women’s choir —II A. M ProeesalonaS—“Vidi Aauam” Montanl Unison male chorus. Ordlnarv of the Mass. St. Fbllip's choir of seventy-five bova and men wil sing Perosi s Missa Ponit-

flcalla" scored for three-part chorus with organ and orchestral accompaniment. Kvrle." "Gloria." "Credo.” "Terra Tremuit" Dress Two-part male chorus. "Sanctus.” "Benedlctus." "Agnus Del." Receaalonal. Girls’ Choir—Mary Bardy. Frances Brctthauer. Margaret Earner. Mary O'Donnell. Rita Weidelcamp. Margaret D. Alton. Rovrnarv Christmas. Annetta Pfau. Sarah Jones. Marv Escott. Margaret Neff. Mae Scheldegger. Betty Mansfield. Loruyne Lemoke. Loretta Pfau, Mary Marker. Helen Schaubhut. Marv Wright. Irene McGlynn. F.orenre Ca3seriv. La Vonne Madorg. Gertrude Koers. Mary Thaie. Mary Carrico. Rita Connor. Patricia Shine. Marv McAllen. Virginia Moran. Nancy Drohan, Eileen Chamberlain. Catherine Walpole. Nina Clements. Patricia Kirvan, Loretta Kerney. Anna Mav Glldav, Mary Jane Smith. Florence Grleb. Anna May Flynn. Oenevlevo Zalnev. Marv Grotes. Gertrude Leimgrubrr. Frances Rolles. Rosalie Gill. Vera Orubben. Josephine Rinard. Catherine Naughton. Elizabeth McAllen. Helen Wilhelm. Dorothv Walpole. Eleanor Sweeney. Marv Traub. Marv Sheehan. Martha Hickev Marv Jane Keating, Eileen, Folev. Lois Clement. Rosalyn Gerlach. Eleanor Hick. Eleanor Karibo. Mary Griffin. Mary Folev. Marv Fagan. Ethelda Movers. Bernlece D’Alton. Marv Mansfield. Mary Ci'-arv. Margaret McAtee, Marv Booker. Mildred Lowrv. Mary Gleen. Martha Patrick. Eileen Griffin. Inez Klstner. Agnes Dalv. Dorothv Glenn. Margaret Schaughnesi.v. Marie Seal. Marv Jo Mansfield. Patricia O'Donnell. Helen Sheehan. Marv Lurid. Marie Lines, Tetesa Klstner. Marv Glenn. Margaret Gallowav. Marv Dipple. Heln Burke. Anna Wolfred. Rosemarie Hickey. Margaret Fendel. Florence Swhear. Dela George Marv Helen Brooks, director: Margaret Koers. organist. Women's Choir—Mesdames Harry Connor. Adam Gerlach. L. N. Troutman, Russell Mansfield. William Casserlv, Charles Koers. J. W Folev. Margaret Nohl. Joseph Wilhelm. Male Choir—Eugene Murphy. John Gerlach Joseph Fendel. Edwin Lechner, Claude Lindeman. Adam Gerlach. John Larner. Harry Doyle. Rav Hausser. Edward Gorman. John Vestal. Lee Lowry. John Klein. Kenneth Hedrick. Hillard Francis, director: Marv Helen Brook, organist. The Rev. Francis J. Early, choirmaster. Bov Choristers—R. Holmes. P. Widner. J Fendel. J. Nohl. J. Bchaub. V. Lanahan. J. Markev. R Minton. F, Hartman, W. McCallev. F. Quinn. J. Rapp. D. Fagan D. Casserlv. J. Morgan. R. Kern. L. Walpole. R. O'Brien. R. Owens. C. Vovles. R Koers. B. Ufau. B McAndrews. W. Flvnn. L Turner. M. Schneider. W. Russell. J. Zimmer. J. Strlbv. J. learner. R. easier. J. McCormick. T. McAndrews. T. Morris. J. Morris. C. Koers. J. Revmond. A. Wormes, P. Gollawav. D. Collins. T. Griffin. J. Dwver. J. Mandelback. R. Strattman. W. Pfarr. E. Clavpool. E. McCullough. J. Collins. V. Bomhorst. H. Weber. T. Walpole. R, Harvey. J. Mvthen. A. Wcust. J. Flynn. W. Jones. T Carroll. F, ‘Meier. A. Hoover. A. Strlbv. J. Klrbv. P. Martin, E. Flvnn. F. Ness. R. Karibo. W. Shine, John Swrenev. Orchestra- Martha Hlrkev. Helen Htckev. Marv Hickev. Maurice Walie Julia Jones. Sarah Robbins. Marv Robbins. Dorothy Woods. Margaret Dovle. Catherine Fendel. Harrv Brook. Mildred Clemens. Marv Mahler. Josenh Dux. John McMullen. Ernest Maler. Victor Maler. Theima Gordon. William Folev. Marv Egan and Clarence Mlchaelts. a a a Holy Cross The Rev. William F Keefe, pastor. —10:15 A. M.— Organ recital. —10:30 A. M. Solemn High MassSolemn High Mass. "Vidi Aquam” i Plain Chant) "Jubilee Mass” (Kyrie. Gloria. Credo. Sanctus. Benedlctus. Agnus Del) J. Gruber OfTertory—"Terra Tremuit” W. H. Rees Recessional —"O fill! et fillae". Palestrina —9 A. M. MassSinging of Easter hymns bv children of Holv Cross school. Members of choir are: Soprano. Frances Kelly. Mrs. Michael Beatty. Marv Klaln, Mrs. Fred Graf: alto. Dorothv Sylvester. Bertha Hoffstetter. Mrs. Michael Klaln: tenor. Josephln Swallow, Charles Bauer: bass. Rohert Shipman. Charles Quinn ana John Sullivan. Prof. Albert J. Klain, organist. a a a Holy Name * (Beech Grove)

The Rev. Peter Killian, pastor. Hymns—(Sung by the children). "Christ Is Risen.” "Christ, the Lord. Is Risen Today." "Ah! Whence to Me the Bliss.” "Hail, the Holy Dav of Days." —lO A. M. Hicrh Mass—- " Mass in Honor of Our Lady of Loretto" Mentzel Offertory—"Reeina Coeli" Webbe Benediction. "Te Deum.” Choir members are: Evelyn Logan, Frances Roach. Thelma Rollins. Adelaide Wilhelm. Evelyn Schilling. Francis Dux. Anthony Hessman and Edward Schilling. a a a St. Patrick’s The Rev. John O'Connell, pastor. —10:30 A. M. Solemn High Mass—“Vidi Aouam ' Gregorian Kvrie Eleison Marzo "Gloria” Marzo Offertory— ’■gina Coeli" Bicker "Sanctus" Marzo "Benedlctus" Marzo "Agnus Del" Marzo Members of choir are: Sopranos. Miss Julia Colbert. Mrs. J. J. Schattner: alto. Miss Genevieve De Julio: tenor, Michael Bradley; basso. Martin Walpole, Raymond de Julio. William Turk. Miss Helen Colbert, organist and director. a a a St. Rila’s The Rev. Joseph M. Bryan, pastor. "Mass in Honor of Our Lady of Pombell” Marzo "Regina Coeli" Webbe Benediction of Blessed Sacrament. "O Salutaris” Dvorak "Tantum Ergo.” Choir members are: Soprano. Catherine Douglass. Cecelia Clemens, Irene Craine. E'izabeth Elerv. Agnita English. Anna Mae English. Agnes Tarver. Mrs. Bessy® Griffin. Catherine Griffin: al'o. Al- - Galloway. Lula Penh;: bass. G. Smith, Miles Gerfin. Frank Gartln. Martin Violet, Organist, Har.a M. Douglass. a a a St. Roeh’s The Rev. Peter Pfeiffer. O. F. M.. pastor. —7:30 A. M. High Mass— A class of children will receive their first Holv Communion. The program for Mass follows: "Misaa Regina Pacts” (In honor of St. Vincent Ferror) Pietro Yon (Arranged for S. A. T. B.) Introltus —"Resurrexi et ad hue tecum sum" Arr. Tozer "Kvrie." "Gloria" Yon Graduale—"Haec Dies" Alph. Dress "Credo” 11l Vatican Offertorium—"Terro Tremuit”. .Alph. Dress "Sanctus." "Benedlctus." "Agnus Del". Yon Communion—"Pascha Nostrum" Tozer "O Esca. VUtorum” A. Schubeger Recessional—" Regina Coeli" Palma Choir members are: Soprano. Loretta Eck. Mrs. Andrew Fromhold. Mrs. Al Niedenthal. Marv Lou Steffen. Romilda Volz. Sylvia Weber: alto. Margaret Braun. Mrs. Merle Egan. Ellen Webeir. Rutii Weber; tenor. Bernard Eck. Charles Neidenthal Leo Stier, Joseph Suding Jr.; basso. John A. Braun. Francis Dransfield. Norval Thompson. Roseann Davev. organist: Joseph B. Brand, director. a a a Little Flower The Rev. Charles Duffey. pastor. —6:00 and 7:30 A. M. Low Masses— Easter hymn.', 'Children’s choir. —9 A. M. High Mass—"Allelulia. Alleluia. Let the Holy Anthems Rise ” Boys’ choir. "Vidi Aouam" Peters "Missa Rosa Mvstlca” (Kvria) Carnevali Gloria—"Mlssa Rosa Mvstica".. .Carnevali "Credo" 11l Vatican Offertory—" Terra Tremuit" * ..Dress Sanctus—"Missa Rosa Mvstica". .Carnevali Benedlctus—"Missa Rosa Mvstlca"... Carnevall "Missa Rosa Mvstica" (Agnus Dei)... Carnevali Men and bovs - choir. "Christ Is Risen Today.” Boys' choir. —10:30 A. M. Low Mass— Easter hymns. Special choir. Men's Choir: Tenor. T Davis. H. Hoffman. H. Haves. G. Jonas, J. Lamoureux. A. Manders. P. Murray, C. Roehforri, F. Sanders! bass J Halev. L. Kolsch. J. Marter. C. McGill. H Phillips. O. Rasico. G. Steffv. R, Ward. Bov Choristers—E Adams. H. Bindner, F Conrad. H. Davis. R. Dugan. F. Fox. C. Garvey. G. Goepfert R. Harmon, J. Haves. H Haeelskamp. W. Jackson. N Ketsch. F McConahav. R McKinney. H. Mclntosh. J Mannix. W. Mannix. J. Murrav. C. Noble. W. Parks. P Pritchard, R. Pritchard. R Rasico. J. Rochford. J. Rentmeter. J. Schmidt. H Shoemaker. R, Schalk. J. Sudir.g. H. Tleveny. J. Ward. R Wolf. Director. Prof. George Rolfse: organist. Mrs Charles Hanrahan; choirmaster, the Rev. Mr. Raymond. a a a St. Joan of Arc The Rev. Maurice O’Connor, pastor. —Masses at 6, 7. 8, 9 and 10:30 o'clock —8 A. M.— " Christ Is Risen.” "Haec Dies.” "Regina Coeli." "Panis Angelicus." "I Need Thee. Heart of Jesus " "Jesus. Mv Lord. Mv God ” "Christ. Our King. ' Choir Girls—Florence Bowers. Suzan Brezette. Betty Trenck. Marguerite Bernatz, Margo Sheerin. Catherine Bingham. Julia Dwver. Juanita Trotter. Marv Schneider. Jane Keaeh. Bettv O'Connell. Margaret Gavin. Catherine Fitzpatrick. Marv Hesseldenz. Louise Hanlev. Alice Marie Kavanaugh. Marvefien Gartland. Catherine Solon. Rita Rovse. Rosemary Stout. Louise Argus. Betty Reed. Marv Jean Raub, Dorothy Betzz. Josephine Oarl. Josephine Mangold. Mary Engle. Catherine Beckerich. P Coyle. B. Early. M Engle. B. Cenw P Donahue. J. Gilson. M. Grossest, , Hannon. R Hall. M Lang. D.

Mansfield. A. McConahy. M. L. Ohleyer. A M. Rice. MTiitchie. M Stelnmetz. D. Trenck. M. Gardener. M. Whitlo. K. Kelly. V Bttnehart. R. Fell. A. Welch. A. Strut. B. Behr. B Baler. H. Bosler. E. Dietz, D. Naughton. M Kibier C. Strltt. R. Solon. V. Gritt. M. Sindler. B Lefkhlm. D. Davenport. A. M. Hanlev. M. Sheertn. E. Akin. E. Trotter. T Reach. L. Bosler. V. O'Relllv. Under the direction of the Sisters of Providence. —9 A. M.— Music for the Mass will be presented by a choir of women and girls. —10:30 A. M- Solemn High Mass— Sung bv men's choir and boys’ choir. Immediately preceding the High Mass. . J>° v * trained bv the Sisters of Providence, will sing the following Easter hymns: "Christ, the Lord. Is Risen." "Ye Sons and Daughters of the Lord.” "Mitsa Rosa Mvstlca" Vito Carnevall 'Scored for three-np-• -iale chorus. T. T. „ , and B.i Kyrie.’ ‘Gloria" ana “Credo” Carnevall Male choir. Offertory—"Haec Dies." Boys' choir. "Sanctus." "Bendedictus” (Greg. 10th Mass). Boys* choir. Agnus Del" Carnevall Male choir. Following Mass. Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament will be sung by the combined men and bovs' choirs. Men's Choir—Myi- s Sweeney. Thomas M. Fagan. Ernest A. Fuerst. William H. Konop, Norbert E. Smith. Maurice Santich J. Frederick Duncan. Paul J. Smith. Ralph J. Maddux. Joseph B. McCurdy. Marie D. Filcer. organist; George A. Smith, conductor. , Boys’ Choir—Paul Deery. Robert Swindler. Thomas Behr. John Gavin, John Engle. Robert Jones. Jack Wolf. Jesse Mock. George Milemore. Ralph Nesier. Charles Croker. Robert Koehler. Walter Dean, Robert Fitzgerald. Salvatore Lozzo. Clemens GreskamD. Walter Davis. Raymond R-'ed. Jack Thomas. Charles Croker, John Blackwell. Edward Habouch. Francis Delano. Arthur Fatrlck. John Docketer, George Cou.-tnev. Thomas Kibier. William Hanlev. John Moldthan, Robert Gardner, James Brady, Robert Bowers, Robert Dietz. John Meihau.u Paul Mansfield. Edgar McNamara. Donald Sweeney. Joseph Solon. Robert Kasbetg, John Schreiner. Theodore Madden. Robert Brunson. John Manien. Thomas Neman, Joseph Hilgenberg. James Fitzpatrick. Robert Addison. Munro McManus. Victor Todd. Luther Snodgrass. Carl Mangold. John McNamara. Richard Murphy. Richard Koss. Michael Carr. Billy Kennedy. Billy Keeney. Robert Berling. Richard Schmitt. George Shank. George Kirsch. Roger Rayburn. Bernard Lyons. Joseph McGuire. William May. Robert Brezette. William Gibbons. John Hoffman. Richard Pansing. Richard French. Albert Lamb. Donald O’Connor. Felix Feser, William. Donahue. a a a St- John’s The Rt Rev. Mnsgr. F. H. Gavlsk, V. G.. Pastor —10:30 A. M. High Mass—“7idi Aquam" Novello "Mass in Honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary” Dr. N. G. Elsenheimer "Veni Creator” . . F. X. Witt Offertory—" Terra Tremuit” Rees Members of Quartet —Soprano. Miss Edna Phinnev: alto. Miss Laura Stake; tenor. John Merl; baritone. Robert Fessler. J F Bickel. organist and director. —9 A. M.— The graduating commercial class of St. John’s Academy will sing at the 9 o’clock mass, accompanied by the St. John orchestra. The program will be under direction of Sister St. Sophia. “O Glorious Easter Morn ” "Haec Dies.” "Our Lord Is Risen.” "Thy Will Be Done.” "Hail the Day of Days." Harp selection. a a a St. Joseph’s The Rt. Rev. Mnsgr. Francis B Dowd, pastor. Mlssa "Jesu Rex Pads" - Joseph Deschermeier Vidi Aquam. Kyrie, Gloria, Sanctus, Benedlctus and Agnus Dei Joseph Deschermeire Four-art chorus. C!do Bottazzo Offertory—" Regina Coeli” Melvil Four-part chorus. Members of choir. Loretta McManamen. Helen Hall, Georgette Schmitt. Leo Martin. Ralph Mattingly. John Davis, Emmett McManamon. Loretta Martin, organist. a a a St. Mary’s The Rev. John H. Scheefers. pastor. —8 A. M. Low Mass— Children’s choir. —10:30 A. M. High Mass—- . Mixed choir. ■ Aouam” T ' Leyendecker SS. Nomine Jesu" (Missai .... R. Krawutschke Veni Creator Leyendecker Offertory— Haec Dies" .. .Francois Riga "Regina Coeli" Werner —3 P. M.— Vespers and Benediction. Mixed choir. Members of Choir—Soprano. Mrs. Joseph J La VL b ?. r - Mrs - Louis Feldman. Misses Alvina Sellmever. Anna Resino. Alene Betz Rosemary Shepperd. Hazel Chung: alto. Misses Clara Koers. Ruth Hausser; tenor. Messrs. Frank Lauber. Joseph L. Lauber; bass Messr. George E. Schmitt. Prank Krachenfelz. Director. George E. Schmitt: organist. Mrs. George E. Schmitt. a a a Holy Rosary The Rev. Marino Priori, pastor. The Masses will be at 5:30. 7 and 10 o clock. —lO A. M Aouam" Peters Kyrie Capocci .. Gloria _ Capocci credo •Cspoci'i Offertory—" Regina Coeli' Marzo Sanctus" Capocci Benedlctus Capocci Agnus Dei Capocci Choir Members—Sopranos. Mrs. Cecilia Hoban. Miss Margaret Marshall. Miss M?rar,(Lt'Parker. Mrs. Rose Stewart and Mrs. RutlrFithian: altos. Miss Marian Marshall and Miss Emm? Welsbach. Organist and director. Mis Freda Buenuagel.

Holy Trinity The Rev. Caslmir Overcko. O. M. C.. pastor. The services on Easter Sunday will beflnat 5:00 with procession and solemn High Mass. Other Masses will be at 7 8:30 and 10 o’clock. Benediction will follow the last Mass. ::AneluJa” —a. Forster ~£*s*. Ll n.?ua” a. Forster Mass In C M. Loesch Offertory—" Regina Coeli.” Other English. Latin and Slovenian hymns are also on the program. ;;o Saiutaris” j. Wlegand Tantum Ergo" j. Wlegand Senior Choir—Soprano Mary Luzar, Mary Stergar; alto. Mary Urajnar, Victoria Zore. Mary Koc.iari; tenor, Joseph Lambert. Joseph Zore. George Lambert. Joseph Toth; bass. William Radez. Frank RadeZ;. John Skoda. Martin Dugar. Henry Dezelau. Joseph Dezelau. Director. Frank Radez; organist. Frank Urajnar. BUB Our of Lourdes The. Rev. Michael W. Lyons, pastor. Masses at 6 and 8 o’clock. —lO A. M. High MassMass tn Honor of Sacred Heart, by Turton. Os ertorv —"Regina Coeli.” Members of Choir—Soprano. Mrs. Hugh Harrlgan. Mrs. Joseph O'Hara. Misses Margaret Cordon and Mary Feenev: alto. Misses Alma Day. Ruth Dav. Winifred O'Brien. Catherine O'Connor anc Martha Wilberdine: tenors. Harry Burkart. George Stahl. Norbert O'Connor. Francis Hildebrand. Claude Stfferlen: basso, Thomas Kinnev. Thornes Keller. Mark Thompson. Raymond Thompson. Vern Howard. Organist, Margaret Fox. BBS Sacred Heart The Rev John-Joseph Brogger. O. F. M.. pastor. —4:45 A. M. First Solemn High Mass— Procession to Sepulchre. During Procession—"Haec Dies" Rees “Mass in Honor of St. Lucy” - Dr. F. X. Witt Offertory—" Terra Tremuit” Greith Recessional—" Regina Coeli" Werner —10:30 A. M. Second Solemn High Mas—- " Mass No 1” Van Bree Offertory—“ Terre Tremuit” Wiegand Solemn Benediction after High Mass. "O Saiutaris in G” H. ima "Tantum Ergo" Verdussen "After Benediction Postiude on Alleluia Themes” Hesse Choir Members—Sopranos. Bertha Kruse. Matilda Gssper. Marie Roehm. Bertha Hoffman. Cathrvn Connaughton. Florence Adams. Lillian Hazelder.ee. Catherine Wheatley. Anna Lohman: altos. Irene Roehm. Mary Tenner. Marguerite Field. Marie Kiefer Alma Hoffman. Hermine Ritter Marvanne Schludecker: tenors, Rav Strack. John Hoffmann. Frank Kohlberg, A1 Hermann. John Wachtel: basses. Fred Strack. Frank Gantner. Chas. G. Rathz. Leo Brand. Alphonse Tietz. Vic Wvss. Kurt Halm. Geo. Crumbo, Robert Schmalz, Jos. Rathz. F. J. Boereer organist and director. BBS St. Francis De Sales The Rev Bernard Sheridan, pastor. —6 A. M. Mass: 8 A. M. Low Mass— The combined Junior choirs will give a program of Easter hymns. —lO A. M. High Mass— Mass—"Missa Regina Pacis” Pietro A. Yon Offertory—“ Terra Tremuit" F C. McDonough Benediction—“O Saiutaris” Otto A. Singerburger "Tar.turn Ergo" Fr. Verdussen Recessional—" Regina Coell” Oberhoffer Members of Choir—Soprano. Misses Elizabeth Bowlen. Elsie Desch. Elizabeth Mrks, Margaret Marks. Helen Uphaus. Lillian Unhsus. Mesdames A. Heck. H. Manion. C. Mueller. J. Nelan and Edith Procter; alto, Ernestine Fuss, Florence

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GLASS TO MEET ON EASTER AT ZARING THEATER t Christian Men Builders Expect 2,000 Attendance Sunday Morning. Because the fclassroom of the Christian Men Builders of the Third Christian church is too small to accommodate the 2,000 men who are expected to attend Easter Sunday morning, the class will meet at the Zaring theater. This is made possible through the courtesy of A. C. Zaring, owner of the theater. It is expected that the attendance Sunday will be the largest in the eighteen years’ history of the class. The average attendance for the Christian Men Builders so far this year averages 775 per Sunday. Merle Sidener, the teacher, will speak on “Just Another Life,” which will cieal with the story of the Resurrection of Jesus. A pageant, produced under the direction of Ed Palmer, will be given. It will depict various periods of the life of Christ. The Oelin quartet will furnish the music. The entire program will be broadcast over WFBM at 9:30 a. m. a a a INTERESTING SERVICE IN ANNOUNCED The men’s Bible class of the West Park Christian church will observe Easter with services Sunday morning. Starting at 6 a. m. they will participate in the sunrise prayer service given by the church, which will be followed by breakfast and a fellowship hour. At 9:30 a. m. Frederick E. Schortemier, former secretary of state, will address the class. The west side male quartet, accompanied by Mrs. Oscar Beganz, will provide special music. The membership committee has made special efforts to have at least 200 men present. Every one is cordially invited to attend. Fred Farquar is president of the class.

SACRED CANTATA TO BE GIVEN HERE At the popular Sunday evening services of the Sutherland Presbyterian church, four departments of the Sutherland School of Music, under the direction of Mrs. Lora L. Lackey, dean, will present the dramatic sacred cantata “Bethany,” by William A. Madoc, music by W. Rhys-Herbert. The symphony orchestra will play the accompaniment and the high school chorus, junior chorus and the adult choir, seventy voices, will sing. Miss Mildred Clark, soprano, will appear in the role of Mary; Miss Lora Francis Lackey, contralto, as Martha; Joe Foy, tenor, as Lazarus, and Norman Green, barytone, will sing the role of Jesus. Edward Green will present the prolog. Part Ideals with th visit of the disciples from Jerusalem, who pay tribute to the quiet and renowned vilage as they approach it. who, when in the presence of the Master seek His words of truth and wisdom, are received lovingly and are taught the parable of the Good Shepherd and the departure of Jesus to the nightshades of the hills, where He prays and communes with His Father. Part II opens with the news brought to Jesus of Lazarus’ sickness ajjd death, the sorrow and lamentation at the Bethany home, the coming of Jesus to awaken him. and the dialog with Martha concerning the resurrection, the raising of Lazarus, the rejoicing over the miracle, the departure again of Jesus to the hills. His hour drawing nigh and the disciples final rejoicing in the hope that the kingdom of love and truth and righteousness would soon be established upon the earth. At the Easter Sunday morning services the Rev. Fiorizel A. Pfleiderer will preach on the theme, “Greetings of the Risen Lord.” Joe Foy, tenor, will sing “I Know That My Redeemer Liveth,” and the Fuss. Laura Fuss. Lucille Orphey, Marie Gumble. Mesdames J. Denk, Wm. Desch. William Goory; tenor. Martin Donohue. Robert Paterson, and A J. Woerdeman; bass. Charles Fort. Fred Gladden. Abie Carter and Carl Mueller. Organist, Alice Volsard: director. Mrs. John Nelan: choirmaster. Rev, August R. Fussenegger. a b b St. Ann’s (Mars Hill) The Rev. John F. Paterson, pastor. —9:30 A. M. High Mass—“Vidi Aauam." "Mass in Honor of St. Ignatius”.J. J. Boex Offertory—" Regina Coeli” Werner Benediction. "O Saiutaris" Lambillotti "Tantum Ergo” Verdussen "Praise Ye the Father.” Members of Choir—Mrs. Joseph Voelker, Emma Blaschke. J. J. Vest. Leo Krackenberger, George Wittenmier. Henry Blaachke. Organist and director. Mrs. Anna R. Mahoney. —7:80 A. M. Mass— The children's clwir will sing. Organists are Mary Harmon and Helen Young. B a b St. Bridget’s The Rev. John F. McShane. pastor. —lO A. M. High Mass—"Vidi Aauam” W. c. Peters "Mass in G" A. H. Rosewig Offertory—" Regina Coell" A. Werner Benediction. "O Saiutaris" (in C) Lambillotti "Tantum Ergo” A. Lenk "Holy God We Praise Thv Name". . P. Ritter —8 A. M. Low MassHymns sung by children of St. Bridget’s school. "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today.” "Haec Dies" L. Bordese "The Dawn Was Purpling O'er the Sky.” "Alleluia. Alleluia** Let the Holy Anthem Rise.” Members of Choir—James Sullivan. Homer Dupee. George Hammerle. Victor Hammerle. Margaret Davis. Mary Hungerford. Mary Davis and Clara Sullivan. a a o St. Catherine’s The Rev. James M. Downey, pastor. —ll A. M. High Mass—- " St. Louis Mass" (Kvrie) Hamms "St. Patrick’s Mass" (Gloria) Wiegand "Credo." Offertory—"Haec Dies" Bordese "St. Cecelia Mass” (Sanctus. Benedictus. Agnus Dei) Turner Choir Members—Sopranos. Mrs. C. Munch. Mrs. J. McCloskev, Mrs. S. Donnelly. Mrs. G. Betzler. Miss Clara Schuck. M:ss Mary Schumaker: altos. Mrs. M. Carrol. Miss Gertrude Sweenev; tenor. E. Schuch: bassos. G. Betzler. W. Ferneding: violinist. Charles Herr. Organist. Kathryn Budenz. BBS St. Anthony’s The Rev. Albert H. Busald. pastor. —10:30 A. M. High Mass—“Vidi Aauam" Monte.nl "Mass in hoor of St. Cecilia” L. Bottazzo The music of the High Mass will be sung bv a newlv organized choir of twen-ty-five male voices under the direction of Rev. Albert Schad. Miss Helen O'Garn Is the organist. —© A. M. Mass— Easter hymns will be sung by the children of the school.

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Ancient castle Gandolfo, overlooking beautiful Lake Albano in Italy, is being modernized to become the summer residence of Pope Plus. Some of Europe’s foremost builders and artists are engaged in joining the historic structure, shown above, with three large villas which probably will house the papal staff.

choir will sing “Christ Hath Arisen,” by Wildermere. ana CHRISTIAN CHURCHES GO AFTER BIG GOAL The Christian churches of Marion county believe in their constituency or they would not have set the following goals for Easter. Attendance, 22,575; offering, $4,250; additions to the churches during the pre-Easter season 2,000. The question of their success has been raised, yet they are confident, due to the fact that their forty-two schools have set goals that aggregate more than that number; further they are actively at work. Third Christian church is planning to have the largest Bible school in the Disciple Brotherhood. This alone has attracted the favor of religious leaders who desire honors for our own city. The Bible schools of the county are led in this < enterprise through the leadership ’of the Christian Church Sunday School Union. This union has sponsored a leadership training school during the winter months, and on April 20 null graduate 109 students. The schools through the union sponsor the West Side Christian Mission which has had as many as twenty-five additions to the church in one month. The Bible school work of the Disciples of this city bids fare for the most successful year in its history. All people interested in the Easter Sunday victory are urged to be in their respective churches at that time. The women’s Bible class of the Third Christian church will observe Easter with a special program. Mrs. E. W. Sweeney will sing “As It Besan to Dawn,” by Harker. Sol Bema", violinist, accompanied by Mrs. Bernat, pianist, will play “On Wings of Song,” by Mendelssohn. Mrs. Katherine Turney Garten will give an Easter story and the lesson topic, “Victory,” will be given by the regular teacher. Class in church auditorium at 9:15. At the Capitol Avenue Methodist Episcopal church the Rev. Joseph G. Moore, pastor, Easter will be observed with a special pregram by the Sunday school at 9:30. The morning sermon subject will be “The Emerging Christ.” The evening sermon theme will be “Patronizing Jesus.” The large vested choir will sing at both services. At the East Park M. E. church the Rev. F. T. Taylor will deliver his Easter message Sunday morning on “The Easter Message and the Faster Hope.” At night a pageant, “I Am the Resurrection,” will be given. At the Bellaire M. E. church the Rev. Walter B. Grimes will speak in the morning on "The Risen Christ.” At night an Easter program will be given by the Sunday school. “Our Lord Triumphant” will be the morning theme of the Rev. J. S. Albert of the Gethsemane Lutheran church. At night a Sunday school Easter service, “Easter Everywhere,” will be given. The Ladies’ Aid of the Seventh Presbyterian church will have an all-day mee ing next Thursday at the church. There will be a display of quilts. “The Joy of Living and How to Apply It” will be the 9:30 a. m. theme Sunday of Mrs. Edna F. Mauzy before the Truth Center of Applied Christianity at the Lincoln hotel. “The Glory of the Cross,” a story pageant by Yale, will be presented on Easter Sunday morning at 10 o’clock at the Old Bethel M. E. church. Miss Mabel Hoffman has the chief role. The Rev. Maurice Kerr will deliver his Easter message at that time. “The Transforming Power of Christ” is the sermon topic of the Rev. Ge6rge S. Southworth at the Advent Episcopal church at 11 a. m. Sunday. At the First United Brethren church the Rev. E. H. Dailey, pastor, announces that Bishop H. H. Fout will deliver the Easter message in the morning. “Easter Imperatives” will be the morning subject of the Rev. Frederick Burnham at the UniversityPark Christian church. At the River Avenue Baptist church, the Rev. George D. Billeisen will speak in the morning on “Has Christ Risen?” or “Theories of the Resurrection.” At night, “Are We Ready for His Coming?” At the Riverside Park M. E. church, a community sunrise Easter service will be held at 6 a. m. At 9:30, there will be a combined church and Sunday school service with the Rev. Robert M. Selle preaching on “Easter’s New Evidence.” New members will be received. ana BIBLE SCHOOL TO HOLD SERVICE The Bible school of the Fairview Presbyterian church, will held an Easter session at 9:30, with special Easter program at 10:15, arranged by Mrs. H. D. Robinson. The 7 o’clock Sunday evening family hour will be led by Miss Betty Jane Watkins: “The Easter Light.” The Woman’s Missionary Society meets at the chapel on Tuesday at 2:30, in charge of' the new president, Mrs. Daniel T. Weir. Devo-

tions will be conducted by Mrs. J. E. Silberman. The syllabus, “Woman’s Work in the Church.” will be piesented by Mrs. Edward Haines Kistler, and Miss Ellen G. Graydon will discuss “Stewards of the Living Lord!” The annual meeting of the church and congregation will be held in the social room of the chapel, Thursday at 7:30, for the hearing of annual reports, election of officers and the usual annual business and budget determinations. It will be preceded by a family supper at 6:30, in charge of the calendar months, headed by Mrs. Ralph R. Reeder and Mrs. Frank Meid. a a a SUNRISE PRAYER MEETING ANNOUNCED At the Hillside Christian church Sunday morning, the day will begin at 6:30 with a sunrise prayer meeting, followed by baptismal services and breakfast at the church. At 9:30 the pastor, Homer Dale, will preach on “The Tomb Where the Savior Lay.” The theme of the evening sermon will be “At .the Cross Roads.” Special Easter music will be rendered at all services under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Pollock, evangelists. Sunday marks the close of the work of the Pollocks in their fine revival meetings at Hillside. They leave Indianapolis Sunday night for Kansas City, where they will begin their next meeting. a a a MEN’S CLASS EXTENDS INVITATION Men’s Bible class of Englewood Christian church, 57 North Rural street, through its president, W. T. Quillin, welcomes all men not regularly attending Bible school to be present Eav.„cr Sunday at 9:30 a. m. The class Faster goal is 300. The Rev. O. A. Trinkle, class leader, will speak on “The Supreme Fact of the Resurrection.” Special vocal and instrumental musical program will precede the sermon. a a a SERMON THEMES ARE ANNOUNCED In the First Moravian Episcopal church, Twenty-second street and Broadway, the pastor, the Rev. F. P. Stocker, will preach at 11 a. m. on the subject, “A Living Lord.” At Vespers at 4:30 the choir will present a program of Easter music. In the Second Moravian Episcopal church, Thirty-fourth and Hovey streets, there will be a unified service beginning with the session of the church school at 9:45, and continuing in the church auditorium at 10:45. This service will include Easter programs by the various departments of the church school. At 7:45 p. m. the choir will give the sacred cantata, “His Sacrifice,” and the service will be devoted to Easter music. The organist and choir director is Miss Jeanne Lewis. At Christ church Easter Sunday, there will be celebrations of the Holy Communion at 6, 7:30 and 10:45 a. m. Bishop Francis will preach on “The Power of the Resurrection” at the late service. Special Easter music by the vested choir of men. and boys under the direction of Cheston L. Heath will include an anthem written by Frederick KrulJ, a member cf Christ church and a well-known musician of the city. At 4 p. m. the church school will havfe a special service to present their Lenten offering. The sermon subject for the Easter service at 10:45 at the Bethlehem Lutheran church, the Rev. Allen K, Trout, pastor, will be “Jesus Oui; Savior.” The Easter program of the Sunday school will be held at S:3O Easter Sunday morning.

S3 n a CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THEME ANNOUNCED “Unreality” is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in al Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, April 5 ; Among the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: Lay not up tor yourseve< treasures upon earth, where moth and rust doth corrupt, and where thieves break through and steal: But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust doth corrupt and where thieves do not break through nor steal: For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also (Matt. 6:19-21). The Lesson-Sermon also includes the following passages from the Christian Science textbok, “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: Darkness and chaos are the imaginary opposites of light, understanding. and eternal harmony, and they are the elements of nothingness. We admit that black is not a color, because it reflects no light. So evil should be denied identity or power, because it has none of the divine hues. Paul says: ‘'For the invisible things of Him, from the creation of the world, are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made” (Romans i. 20). When the substance of Spirit appears in Christian Science, the nothingness of matter is recognized. SERVICES TO START AT SUNRISE The following is the Easter Sunday schedule of services at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church: 6:00 A. M.—Sunrise prayer meeting. 9:30 A. M.—The church school is making a special eSort for a large attendance on Easter morning. The department having the largest amount over Us quota will receive the flag now in possession of the ladies’ Bible class. 10:45 A. M.—Easter morning worship. An Easter sermon by the pastor. The special music will be asjfoilows; "Inflamma-

tus” from Stabat Mater by Rossine. sung by the choir and Mrs. S. B. Harry, soprano soloist. Offertory solo. "Resurrection Morn." sung by Miss Beulah Bailey. "Unfold Ye Portals” by Gunod. sung by the choir. 6:00 P. M.—Christian Endeavor. Installation of officers for the coming year. 7:45—A sacred concert of Easter music will be given by the united choirs of the following churches: Broadway Evangelical, Carrollton Avenue Reformed. Fifty-First Street Methodist. Northwood Christian and Meridian Heights Presbyterian churches. At the Christian and Missionary Alliance, the Rev. James Harper will sp?ak in the morning on "The Realities of the Resurrection.” At night, “The Resurrection Wonders.” Evangelist Domino Catanese of Columbus, 0., will speak ?nd sing Sunday evening at the Missionary Tabernacle as part of the Easter service. The Rev. Otto N. Nater will speak in the morning on “Through Closed Doors.” At 2:30 p. m., William H. Neff and wife of Cincinnati will speak. The following is the order of service at the All Saints Cathedral, Episcopal: 6:30 A. M.—Sunrise carol service 7 A. M.—Holy Communion. 10 A. M.—Church school classes. 11 A. M.—Morning prayer. Holy Communion and sermon. Canon Alexander will preach at this service on "Immortality Revealed.” The Sunrise Carol service is sponsored by the Alpha Chi Omega chapter of the Young People's federation. Tile following is the order of service at the Irvington Presbyterian church: 6:30 A. M.—Sunrise Easter service. 9:30 A. M.—Sunday school. Special Easter pageant. "Light". 10:30 A. M. —Morning worship; theme. "The Easter Victory." by the pastor. 7:30 P. M.—Easter Sunday night musical, under the direction of Mrs. James Loomis; Mrs. Roy Kreipke. soprano: Mrs. S. C. Copeland. contralto; Lowell Springer, tenor; Virgil Phemister. bass; Miss Esther Stamm, violinist. Theme "A Great Easter Text.” by the pastor.

The following is the order of service at the New York Street Evangelical church: 6 A. M.—Easter Sunrise Communion service. Conducted by the pastor and the Rev. Herbert Eberhardt. superintendent of Wheeler City Rescue Mission. The John’ Koch memorial chimes played by Miss Elsie MacGregor. 9:30 A. M.—Easter address to the Sunday school by the Rev. Edmond Kerlin, and special music by Charles E. Braun of Ft. Wayne. 10:40 A. M.—Easter worship service of the church, with opportunity for infant baptism. Sermon. "The Glory That Is Easter.” Easter music by chorus choir, with Arnold Spencer in direction. 6:45 P. M.—Young People's Easter service. 7:45 P. M.—Closing service of the Evangelistic series. Opening Praise service by Charles E. Braun; musio by the chorus choir: sermon by the pastor. "The True King and the Counterfeit.’ The Sunday school will present a program of recitations and special music at the Unity Methodist Protestant church in the morning. The pastor will bring the message in the evening. “The Life Victorious” will be the Sunday morning theme of the Rev. Wilbur D. Grose at the Fifty-First Street M. E. church.. Union services will be held at night at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church, where a sacred cantata will be given by five choirs A carillon Easter program will be broadcast over WKBF Sunday morning at 6 o’clock from the Scottish Rite cathedral. David L. Neafus is the carilloneur. At 4 p. m. Sunday an Easter vesper service will be held at the First Reformed church. The cantata, “The Resurrection According to St. John,’’ will be given. Miss Helen Von Wilier, Mrs. Fred Iske and William Keen will be the soloists. At the Garden Baptist church, the Rev. Clyde L. Gibbens will preach at night on “The Echo of the Resurrection Voice.” In the morning the children of the Sunday school will give the program. The Rev. Joseph A. Mears speaks in the evening on “The Joy of Salvation.” Communion, service will be held in the morning. “The Easter Impulse” will be the morning theme of the Rev. William Talbot Jones at the Edwin Ray M. E. church. At 4:30 p. m. an Easter cantata, “My Redeemer Lives,” will be given by the choir. Morning watch service will be held at 7 a. m. Sunday at the Speedway M. E. church. The Rev. Donald Bailey’s subject at the regular hours will be “The Risen Christ” and “One Increasing Purpose.” “The Message of Easter” and “The Pioneer of Life” are the announced Easter of the Rev. B. B. Shake of the Grace M. E. church. At 10:40 a. m. Sunday, the Rev. Ambrose Aegeter will speak on ‘“The Meaning of Easter.” At night, the choir will give the cantata, “The Risen King.” “The Victory of God” will be the morning theme of the Rev. E. G. Homrighausen at the Carrollton Avenue Reformed church. At night, the choir and congregation will join a union meeting at the Meridian Heights Presbyterian church. At St. Paul's Reformed, the Rev. William H. Knierim, pastor. Early fellowship service at 7 a. m., under the auspices of the Hope Bible class. Holy Communion and morning worship at 10:45 theme, “Our Lord’s Victory.” Rev. L. B. Moseley, pastor, EmerI son Avenue Baptist church will

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CROPS IMPROVE! RAINS RELIEVE DROUGHT AREA Farmers in Five States See Conditions Improve With Rainfall. Bv Science Service WASHINGTON. April 4.—Recent widespread rains have improved crop conditions in the country generally and made the situation more favorable for farmers in North Carolina, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania and West Virginia than it has been since the period of prolonged drought, reports received by the United States weather bureau here indicate. Rains along the Atlantic have been sufficiently heavy to replenish the subsoil in many districts where it had been dangerously depleted. In the south rains have been excessive, retarding field work. Light rains in the Ohio valley region have improved top soil conditions, but more rain is needed for safety, as the subsoil still is dry. Even with the last rains, the state of Ohio had only two-thirds of its normal rainfall for March, following an abnormally dry year, so that a moderate drought during the coming weeks would be quickly felt. The need of rain is most acutely felt in the spring wheat belt, however. Here several years of drought have exhausted the deep subsoil moisture and the top soil is dry, making the situation potentially dangerous. This region, embracing North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana, has not received sufficient rains recently to alleviate the critical condition.

TOO MANY HUSBANDS Revocation of Divorce Decree Gives Lafayette Woman Two. By United Frets LAFAYETTE, Ina., April 4.—Bygones jujst wouldn’t be bygones for Mrs. Margaret Olinger, 26, and because they wouldn’t, she was pondering today over what may happen to a woman with two husbands.* Mrs. Olinger was granted a divorce by Judge Fred Prass, after stating that she had no intention of remarrying. Before sunset she was married to a man named Ostler. Judge Prass withdrew the divorce decree, which had not been officially recorded, when he learned of the marriage.

Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen belong to: Charles Allison. 1425 North Belle Vleu place. Ford roadster. 61-644, from Ohio street and Capitol a.enue. Lase Ketchem. 2973 North Denny street. Ford roadster. 183-207. from 2973 Denny street. George Sisson Jr.. 965 West drive. Woodruff place. Ford coupe. 43-168. from Monument Circle and Meridian street. H. K. Boyer. 842 North Capitol avenue. Ford coupe. 732-268. from in front of 52 West New York street. Walter Grundy. 2550 North Keystone avenue ford roadster, from Senate avenue and South street. Donald H. Lvnn. 2011 East Twenty-fifth street, Ford sedan, from Twenty-fifth street and Hillside avenue.

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Stolen automobiles recovered bv police belong to: Albert Kempe, 1527 South Randolph street. Chevrolet coupe, found at Keystone avenue and Pleasant Run boulevard. Basil Fender. 225 East Nineteenth street. Star roadster, found at 2351 North Alabama street. Llovd E. Brown. 621 North Chester avenue. Ford sedan, found at rear of 1446 I3closs street Chevrolet coach, no license, found at 1934 Wilcox street. Whippet coupe. 88-520. found wrecked at State street and English avenue. Defends Accused Beauty Queen By United Press NICE, France, April 4.—Further indications that Mrs. Charlotte Nixon-Nirdlinger, held for killing her husband, would be acquitted, were giver, today when Sydney Chaplin testified before the examining magistrate that Mrs. NixonNirdlinger, former St. Louis beauty queen, had been a model wife. speak Sunday morning on “The Fulfillment of Promise.” At the evening service his subject will be. "Thanksgiving and Baptism.” “The Easter Earthquake” will be the sermon subject of tfie Rev. C. J. G. Russom, minister of the First Reformed church, at the Sunday morning service. Holy Communion will be observed. The choir, directed by Fred L. Iske, will give a service of Easter music in the evening. At the Second Evangelical church, the Rev. J. H. Rilling, minister announces Easter Sunrise service at 6:30, “Burning Hearts," is the theme. Morning worship, “Value of Church Membership.” Evening program, “As Children See It.” a b a BEN DORIS PROGRAM ANNOUNCED The Easter services of the Mt Olive Methodist Episcopal Church of Ben Davis will begin at 6 a. m. with a special program and Easter breakfast under the direction of the High School and Senior Epwor Leagues with the Misses Maoel Lee and Rachael Baldwin in charge. The blended service of Bible study and public worsnip will begin at 9:45 a. m., the pastor wil deliver a short sermon and the junior choir will sing; “Hallelujah! Christ Arose,” by Bowers. In the evening at 7:30 the Sunday school assisted by an augmented young people’s choir will render the unusually interesting program “On the Wings of Easter.” The choir will sing as a special number “Easter Morn,” by Lane. The Men’s Bible class of the University Park Christian church will meet Sunday morning at 9:15 o’clock at the Garrick theater, Thirtieth and Illinois streets. The Grotto band will furnish part of the music. Organ Meditation will be given by Miss Ruth Wilcox. Also special music by a male quartet. The scripture lesson will be given by Ed Jackson, former Governor. His subject will be “The Risen Christ.” About 700 men are expected to attend this sendee. “The Power of the Resurrection” will be the morning theme -'f the Rev. Howard M. Pattison of the Barth Place M. E. church. Also a baptismal service and reception of new members will be held. At night, the pastor will speak on “The Completeness of Christian Atonement.”