Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 291, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1933 — Page 7

APRIL 15, 1933

HUNDREDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE TO SING IN CITY CHOIRS

Sunrise Services for Prayer and Meditation Will Usher In Easter Sunday in Majority of Local Churches; Musical Vespers Will Close the Day.

St. Roch’s '3BOO South Meridian street) The Re Peter Pfeiffer. O. F M Pasto r —1 30 A. M,. High Mann— Reception of First Holy Communion by class of children ProresMou of the First Communion Class Introltua -Resurrexi et Adhue. Tecum „ Rum A E. Tozer Kvrle Miss Euchanstica Elmer A. Steffen Gloria Missa Eik harlstlca Elmer Andrew Steffen Gradualc Haec Dies. Alph Dress Credo— Missa Eucharistlca Elmer A Steffen Offertory Terra Tremult. Alph. Dress Preface -Four-Pai t Responses.. Swertz Sanctus. Benedlctus. Agnus, Dei Missa Eucharlstica Elmer A Steffen Communion Pascha nostum A. E Tozer Domini non sum dignus O Esca Vlatorum A Schubiger Recessional Regina Coeli CagUero Choir Members Sopranos. Mrs. Andrew Fiomhoid. Ellen Weber, Sylvia Weber; altos, Margaret Braun, Mrs Merle Egan, Ruth Weber, tenors. Anthony Hoeping George Rolfsen Leo Stler; basses, John Braun Fred Shier. Norval Thompson; organist. Miss Roseann Davev. director Joseph B Brand —lO A. M.. Second Holy Mass— Music by the school children. a tt tt Little Flower 114th Street and Bosart Avenuei T The Rev Charles Duffev, Pastor. Processional— Alleluia Let the Holy Anthem Rise" Kvrle Pietro Yon O. Dußois Credo Pietro Yon ! Offertory -"Terra Tremult". Vincent Wagner I Sanctus .... Thomas Schaefers Benedlctus "Terra Tremult' .. Dußois j Recessional Christ Fideles" Ganss Male Choir Fred Saunders, Charles Hauer. Edward Aull, O Raslco. Harry j Phillips, Joseph Rvre Jr . J P Murray ' Louis Topmiller, Francis Heid. John Haley, I Louis Kelsch. J B Clemans Organist Mrs. Charles P Hanrahan. Director The Ret Raymond Marchino. | Choristers R Fox. J Fox. J Kesterson, ! J English J Aull D Fossati, C. Concan- | non. G Rochford, J Schmidt, C. Noble, J. I Mannlx J Ward W Parks. C. Callahan. P. McLln, O Ludwig E. Suess. E. Callahan. W. Bauer D Dugan, G. Goepfert, J. Thaman. J. Nash. H. Hagelskamp. . Sliding J Murray G Garvey J Pritchard, J. Pastco R Harmon. H. Davis, and P. Bindner. The masses will be at 6. 7 30, 9 and 10 30 a m. nan St. Joan of Arc 142nd Street, and Central Avenuei The Right Rev. Maurice OCpnnor, pastor —10:30 A. M.. High MassMass in honor of St Joan of Arc Joseph Grueber Processional Hymns "Christ, the Lord is Risen Today" Montani "Glory to Christ the King 17th Century i Bovs' Choir i Offertory—"Haec Dies" G. Burton i Boys’ Choiri Recessional—"Ye Sons and Daughters of the Lord" . Joseph Grueber Men's Choir F G. Barrett. Ross Copeland, Fred Duncan. William F Dudine, Thomas M Fagan, E. A Fuerst, lan K. Joyce, William H Konop, Chester Long. Ralph Maddux, Norbert Smith. Maurice Santich, Paul J Smith, and R D. Welsh. Boys' Choir Richard Anderson, Maurice Becker. Thomas Behr, Richard Bowers, Charles Buennagel, Arthur Brinkman. Robert Brunson. Michael Carr. Paul Commons, George Dell, John Engle, Mark Frelhage, Robert Oammier). Robert Gardner. John Gavin. Joseph Gibbons. William Gibbons. James Goldrirk, Clement Greskamp. Bill Hanley, Joseph Hildenberg. John Hoffmnn. Salvador lozzo. Richard Jansing. Robert Jones, Robert Kasberg, George Kirsch, Jack Knox, Bob Koehle. Albert Lamb, Paul Larsen, Joseph Lelkhim, Edward Lindop. Carl Mangold. John Manien, Paul Mansfield, William McAllister. Munro McManus. Edgar McNamara, John Mlehaus. Martin Miller, Jesse Mock, John Moldthan. Robert Moldthan. Hfrold Mountain, Bernard Mullen. Ralph Nesslor, Thomas Newman. Donald O'Connor. Raymond Reed, Richard Schmitt, Luther Snodgrass, Leo Stahl. Paul Sweeney. Jack Thomas, Victor Todd, Donald Tullsen, Bernard Wilkinson, Dick Zimmer; organist, Miss Marie C. Filcer; director. George A. Smith. —8 A. M„ Mass—- " The Dawn Was Purpling O'er The Sky" "Resurrexl” "Regina Coeli" "Panis AngPlicus" "I Need Thee Heart of Jesus" "Christ, Is Risen from the Dead." Sung by the Girls' choir. Members of the boys' and girls' choirs are trained and directed by the Sisters of Providence. —9 A. M.. Mass—"Ye Son and Daughters of the Lord" "Christ Is Risen" "Alleluia. Alleluia" "What Shall I Render Thee?” "The Dawn Was Purpling O'er the Sky" Women's Choir Mesdames William Ankenbrock. John Niesse, John Blackwell, Kathleen Moldthan. Garland Retherford, Fred Green; the Missps Irma Ross, Joan McHugh. Josephine Brien, Mary Agnes Keller. Elinor McNamara, Marie Warren, Ann Reillv, Lois Reillv, Marv McGuire. Elinor Deitz. Betty Berling. Catherine Fitzgerald. Mary Ann Hoffman. Catherine letch, Mary Jane Schmitt. Mary Alice Brady and Rita Royre; organist and director, Miss Marie C. Filcer. St. Mary’s 1317 North New Jersey’ Street) The Rev John H Srheefers, Pastor —8 A M. Low Mass—(Childrens Choin "Alleluia' Alleluia! Let the Holy Anthem Rise." "Haec Dies" "Christ the Lord Is Risen " "The Dawn Was Purpling O'er the Skies " "Hail! The Holy Day of Days.” —10:30 A. M. High Mass—i Mixed Choir i "Vidi Aquam" Leyendecker Missa "Jubilee" Gruber Offertory "Haec Dies" Riga Communion— Regina Coeli" Werner "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today." —3:00 P. M.— Vespers and Benediction. Choir Members Sopranos, Miss Alvina Sellmeyer. Mesdames Emma Lauber. Louis Feldman. Bertha Sheppard. Miss Hazel Chung. Rosemary Sheppard; alto. Miss Clara Koers tenor. Frank Luiber; base, George F Schmitt. Frank Krachenfelz. Organist Mrs. George E Sehmitt. Director George E Schmitt. nan Fifty-First Street M. E. W. D Grose, minister. Morning Organ Prelude— Fanfare Dubois Pilgrim Song of Hope Batiste Anthem by Vested Choir They Have Taken Aa\ Mv Lord Stainer Soprano Solo I Know That Mv Redeemer Liveth Handel Mrs Wilbur D Grose Violin Offertory Andante E Appassionato ' Svendsen Mrs Walter E Treanor Organ Postlude Marche Romatnp ' Gounod M:?s Isabelle Mossman choir director Miss Frances Wishard. organist. aaa University Park Christian Lee Sadler. Pastor —Morning— Organ Prelude—" Easter Morn'. ... Yon Frecesional Christ Arose LowryYoung People and Adult Choirs, assisted by John Schumacher with trumpet Anthem —'Lift Your Glad Voices Church Choir Hvmn There Is a Green Hill Far A wav." Young People's Choir OfTertoire Ave Maria" . Bach-Oounod Organ Postlude — Pomp and Circumstance" Elgar Miss Christine Houseman, organist and director. —Evening— PAGEANT "The Cross. a Rainbow of Promise." Children and young people from the Sunday school will give the pageant at the Twentv-ninth and Kenwood avenue building. at 7 30 No service at the Fortieth and Capitol avenue building. nan Woodruff Place Baptist —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude— Easter Morning" iFantasiei H L. Baumgartner Choir Processional— Christ The Lord Is Risen Today Lyra Davtdica Anthem —"This Is the Day the Lord Hath Made" J. H Maunder Offertory, violin—"On Wings of Song' Mendelssohn Miss Roberta Trent Anthem—" Christ. Our Passover Is Sacrificed For U 5".... Shilling Organ Postlude—" Easter March I. V Flagler —7:45 P. M Organ Prelude—"An Old Easter Melodv John g. West "Air du Rol Louis 111 Henry Ghvs Anthem —"An Easter Aleluia Samuel R Gaines OfTertorv. violin solo— The Rosary" An Easter Pageant—" The Triumph of Love” Young people, under direction of Mrs. Royal McClain. Organ Postlude—Jubilate Deo in F ... Alfred Stiver Jeanette I. Vaughn, organist and muai-

Riverside Park M. E. The Rev. Robert M. Selie. Pastor. —7 P. M.— Piano Prelude. Miss Pearl Stockdnle Candlelight Processional—" Love Divine," Invocation Anthem- Up From the Grave". Mathews Anthem— Hail the Day" Adams Anthem O Morn of Beauty." Anthem Hall the Risen Saviour!' Wooler Junior Choir—" Jesus Christ Is Risen Today " Soprano Solo I Know That My Redeemer Lives" Handel Mrs. Marv Dolk Swaim. Duet—-' King of Kings." * Miss Eloise Rush ton and Robert Kennedy. Anthem— An Easter Good-Night”. . Ramler Candelllght Recessional. Junior and Adult Choirs. Mrs Cecil J. Berry, director. EASTER DRAM 4 “Joseph of Arimatbea" Riverside Epworth League, Miss Mildred Heckman, director. nun Trinity Evangelical Lutheran The Rev. J. D. Matthews, pastor. —Morning— Processional—" Christ the Lord Is Risen Today." Organ prelude Hvmn No 219—" Father of Jesus Christ, Mv Lord.” Confessional. Hvmn No. 218— Awake, Mv Heart, With Gladness.” Order of the Lutheran Liturgy. Introlt. Gloria Patri. Kvrle. Gloria in Excelsis. "Fear Not. O Israel" Max Spicker Trinity Choir. Hvmn No. 226—"1 Am Content." Easter sermon by Rev. J. D. Matthius. I Know That Mv Redeemer Liveth" Handel Organ Offertory. "In The End Os The Sabbath" N. Herbert Calev Trinity Choir. Order of the Lutheran Communion service. Hvmn No. 220—" Jesus Christ Mv Sure Defense." Prayer and Benediction. Hvmn No. 225—" Christ the Lord Is Risen Again.” Recessional. Halleluiah Chorus” Handel Organ Postlude. Choir Members—Sopranos. Mesdames Carl Koepper Jack Worden. Clarence Resiner. Schwier. Carl Robke. Robert Schreiber. Paul Rupprecht. Jones. Misses Marie Heger. Marlon Welmcr. Elsie Fuehring. Loretta Dammever. Helen Heger. Frieda Jones; altos. Mesdames Theo Kramp. Paul Seehausen. Walter Elbert, Clarence Elbert. Misses Florence Wiese. Pauline Olsen; bass. Fred Poggemeyer. Gerhard Jordan. Jack Worden, Harrv Fuehring. Carl Mlndach: tenors, William Behrmann. Edwin L. Kirchoff. Frank Kottlotvskl, Carl Rohrberg, William Vehling. Paul G Elbert is director of music; Clarence Elbert, accompanist for the chair; Edwin L. Kirchoff. assistant organist. ana Fleming Garden Christian 14300 West Washington i The Rev, Frank Hopper, pastor. —6:30 A. M.— Piano Prelude—"l Know That Mv ReDeemer Liveth." Handel Vocal Solo 'unannounced)—"Open the Gates of the Temple.” Invocation Quartet-—"Calvarv." Praver "The Crucified Christ." Hvmn. Scripture—Mark 15:16-39. Poem. Praver hvmn. "The Risen Christ." Sermon. Hvmn. Scripture—Matthew 28:1-8. Praver Thanksgiving for Christ's Victory Over Death. "The Abiding Christ." Scripture—Luke 24:13-32. Hvmn. Scripture—John 11:25; Romans 8-11. Praver. Hvmn. Responsive reading. Quartet—" Dear Lord and Father of Mankind.” Scripture—Matthew 28:16-20. Hvmn —"All Hail the Power of Jesus Name." Benediction. Carl Clark, soloist: quartet. E’izabeth Ann Guy. Fleeta Burdsel. Paul Partlow’ and Ercel Stevens; accompanist. Dora Morgan. a a a First Presbyterian —ll A. M Recital Prelude—Organ—"Easter Morning” iFantasiei H. L. Baumgartner Violin and organ—Romance, Concerto No. 2 Henri Wleniawskl Anthem—"An Easter Message" Bernard Hamblen Anthem—“ Haste to the Glorified Garden" Mendelssohn Offertory—Anthem, with violin-and-organ—- " The Resurrection ". Harrv Rowe Shelley Organ Postlude—" Easter March" ’ Custave Merkel Mrs. Thomas Noblitt, violinist, assists at the morning service. —5 P. M.— Organ Meditation Prelude—" Spring Song" Alfred Hollins Anthem -"Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" Dudley Buck Anthem, with piano and organ—- “ This Is the Day the Lord Hath Made" J. H. Maunder 'Miss Jeanette Vaughan at the pianoi Anthem- "The Strife Is O'er, the Battle Done" . William Berwald Organs Postlude—" Jubilate Deo In F' Alfred Silver Soprano, Mrs. James H Lowry; contralto. Miss Mary Moorman; tenor. Frank B Nusbaum; bass, J. J. Albion; Charles F. Kansen. organist and musical director. nan Washington St. Presbyterian —ll A. M Organ Prelude—"An Old Easter Melody" John E. West Choir Processional—" Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" Lyra Davidica Anthem—"As It Began to Dawn" Whitney Coombs Organ Offertory—" Spring Song’’ Mendelssohn Solo—" Open the Gates of the Temple" Mrs. Knapp Mrs. Frank Burris. Organ Postlude—" Grand Chorus in B flat” Theodore Dubois —8 P. M.— Organ Recital—" Gothic March" Theodore Salome Allegretto" Berthold Tours In Springtime" Cuthbert Harris Anthem —"Haste to the Glorified Garden" Mendelssohn Solo—" That First Easter Morn” .... E. L. Ashford.. Willis Milam. Anthem—" Triumphal Strains Arise" Edna Chipman Organ Offertory—"ln the Forest".. . Cuthbert Harris Solo—" The King of Glory" Whitney Coombs Miss June Darnell. Anthem—" Hosanna!" Jules Granier Organ Postlude—Jubilate Deo In F major" Alfred Silver Organist. Mrs. Florence Darnell; musical director. Miss Jeanette Vaughan. nan St. Marks United Lutheran * Dr. R. H Benting. Pastor. —16:45 A. M.— Organ—Prelude on Easter Vause Processional—" Oh. the Golden Glowing Morning LeJeune Introit —Gloria Patri—Kyrie—Gloria in Excelsis Anthem—" Triumphant Strains Arise" Chipman 'lncidental solos Mrs. Mabe, Miss Juengel. Mr. Smith Mr. Thum.i Anthem—" Easter Chimes" Scott By the Girls' Chorus. Organ—" April" Gaul Duet—"An Easter Alleluia" Gaines Mrs O C C. Fetta. Mrs. Kenneth Smith. Organ—" Grand Choeur. Dubois Congregational singing and an Easter sermon. —7:45 P. M Organ—" Easter Morning on Mt. Roubidoux . Gaul Processional—" Christ Is Risen. Alleluia" Maker The Lutheran Liturgical Service. Anthem—" Lo. the Tomb Is Empty".. Broome 'lncidental solos: Mrs. Sparks, Miss Nardo, Mrs. Blase, Willis Thum.i Anthem—" This Glad Easter Day"— arr from Traditional Norwegian Girls' Chorus. Organ—" Spring Song" ' Hollins Solo—" Come, See the Place Where Jesus Lay" Bartlett Harry F. Menzel. Anthem—" Gloria in Excelsis".... Farmer Organ—" Easter Davy" Lore? Congregational singing and an Eastern Sermon. Mrs. Ovid H. Dunn, Director of Music. S; Mark's Choir and Girls' Chorus — Louise Aischele. Mrs. R H. Benting, Mrs. Walter Blase Mrs. O. C. C. Fetta. Mrs. Paul Foerster, Mildred Hagenmaier. Mildred Juengel Caroline Maas. Mrs. William Mabe. Mildred McCormack Mary Nardo. Josephine Persson, Mrs. Ruth Schlegel. Mrs. Harry Schultz. Mrs. Kenneth Sparks. Mrs Kenneth Smith. Violet Smith. Tnelma Tharp. Mvrta Tilson. Walter Blase. O. C C Fetta. Gerald Maas. Harrv F. Menzel. Lowell Price, Kenneth Smith. H P Sims. William Thum. Willis Thum. and the Misses Thelma Baase. Mane Broeklng. Mary Crane. Katherine Draxler, Viola Francisco. Helen Hansen. Laura Hollenbaugh. Betty Hembrow. Velma Iverson. Virginia Jackson. Mane Jegen, Inez Juengel, Catherine Kropp. Helen Kautskv, Pauline Kottkamp. Suzanne Larmore. Katherine Mayer. Edith Meyer, Jean Rearick. Katherine Schuster, Marie Schuster, Mane Schuster. Evelyn Seitz, Thelma Seaman. Inez Smith. Geneva Teepe. Thelma Wiebke. Iva Mae Williams and Fthel Wittenbrlnk.

All Saints Episcopal The Right Reverend Joseph M Francis. D D . bishop; the Venerable William Burrows. archdeacon; the Reverend Robert C. Alexander vicar, the Reverend Francis P. Keicher. canon. —7 A. M Holy Communion. —ll A. M..— Morning Prayer, Holy Communion and Sermon. —ll A. M.— Prelude—" Spring Song" Hollins Processional Hymn—" Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Strain Sullivan Anthem—" Christ. Our Passover". Chappie Gloria Patri Chappie Te Deum Laundamus Dressier Kyrie Eleison Bode Gloria Tibi Evre Laus Tibi .Eyre Credo Evre Hyman—" The Strife Is O'er, the Battle Done" Palestrina Sermon. Bishop Francis. Anthem—" They Have Taken Away My Lord" Stainer Presenthation of Alms Beethoven Sursum Corda Eyre Sanctus . Evre Agnus Dei Evre Gloria in Excelsis Old Chant Nunc Dimittis Barnby Recessional Hvmn "Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand" Dykes Postlude—" Gloria" Mozart Soloists—Mrs. Ada L. Bradley soprano; Mrs. R Hartley Sherwood, contraltoHoward G Taylor, baritone; Howard D Miner, bass; organist, Miss Jeanette Rlker director, Howard D. Miner. nun Central Universalist E. . Unruh, minister —10:45 A. M.— Prelude—" Resurrection Morn".. .Johnston Offertory—' Spring Song" Mendelssohn Postlude—" Easter Morning" Mailing Vocal Solo —"Easter Morn" Rlsher Mrs. E. J. Rnruh Vocal Solo— Easter Day” Rowlev Miss Ruth Schlaegel Sermon—"ls Life After Death Sure.” bv the Rev. E. J, Unruh. nan Fairview Presbyterian Edward Haines Kistler, D. D.. Minister. r-T' Edenharter, organist and Rector; Mrs. J. Guv Watkins, charge children s chorus; Miss Betty Humphreys, —16:45 A. M.— "Eastern Morn" Harvev Gaul Professional— "Jesus Christ Is Risen Yyra Davidson Crown Ye the King Adam Geibel _ , The Chorus. Sing Praise’ Ida D. Wilson The Chorus. The Day of Resurrection" Smart Hosanna" j ules Granier Miss Humphreys. Easter Incredible” Dr. Kistler I Know That My Redeemer Lives".. _ •::••• Handel, Arr. Benediction— From Thv Love as a Father.” „ The Chorus. Hosanna" Dußois —9:30 A. M.— Special Easter service in the Bible school. u ts n Central Avenue M. E. Dr. Charles Drake Skinner, Pastor. —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude—" Easter Morning on Mt.. Rubidoux" Gaul Anthem—“Jov Fills the Morning” __ ■• ■ 16th Centurv, Lottl. arr. Dickinson Offertory Organ Solo—"Chrlstus Resurrexit Ravancllo Quartet —"On Wings of Living Light" Bartlett J°hn Robbins, violinist. Organ Postlude—"Halleluiah Chorus" i Messiah i Handel —4:30 P. M.— Vesper Service. Organ Recital—"An Easter Prelude" Egerton Easter Morning" Mailing Anthem—'Ride On. Ride On".. .Thompson ci art^hr”. Thou Weary?” Chadwick Solo— Art Thou the Christ?” O'Hara . .. .Mr. Springer. Anthem—“O Jesus. Thou Art Standing" Offertory Organ' Solo—'''Carillon'’.'. Sower bv Anthem— 'Joy Fills the Morning” _ • • 16th Century. Lotti. arr. Dickinson Quartet—" Our Master Hath a Garden” DueU-' O Divine Redeemer”...... .Gounod a ,u Miss Delbridge. Mr. White. , Anthem— Gloria" Peccia Organ Postlude—" Christ Is Risen’'' ............ . Lyra Davidica John M. White, director and baritone- ??, lss -,, M , aut * e Delbridge. soprano; Mrs. R. W Blake, contralto; Lowell B. Springer, tenor: Mrs. Delamar McWorkman, organist. Vested choir. ana St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran The Rev. L. C. E. Fackler. Pastor. —6 A. M Prelude—" Easter Medley" C. F. Mutter Miss Frieda Klingel. Response—" Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow." The Congregation. Hymn—Jesus Son of Righteousness" ■■■■■■ Chr. Knorr . The Congregation. Liturgical Service. Pastor and Congregation. Anthem—" Why Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead" c. Williams Junior Choir Hymn—" The Dav of Resurrection".... Damascus-Webb The Congregation. Sermon—" The Son of Righteousness.” Solo—" Leave It With Him" Ellis Mrs. Arthur Buchhorn. Offertory—Dreams" Engleman Miss Frieda Klingel. Hvmn—"A Broken Heart Mv God and King” Isaac Watts The Congregation. Confessional Service and Communion. Praver and Benediction, Doxology. —7:30 A. M.— Prelude—" Hallelujah Chorus" Handel Miss Frieda Klingel, The Glorified Cross." Mrs. E. Kastner. Mrs. C. Reynolds, Mrs. L. Fackler. Mrs. C. Bucher. Prayer—"lnto My Heart." The Dorcas Girls. Response—"l Known That Mv Redeemer Lives." The Congregation. Liturgical Service. Hymn—" Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" Charles Wesley The Congregation. "The Easter Garden" Mrs. D. Paidrick Mrs. A. Buchorn. Mrs. A. Jones, Miss Elline Hies. Miss Hula Meyer, Miss Florence Sindlinger. Mrs. E. Fairbanks. An Easter Hvman. Miss Eunice Tobrocke. Anthem—" Crown Him With Many. Crowns" Bridges-Elvey The Dorcas Girls. "For Thee " Miss Hulda Meyer. Miss Frieda Klingel, Miss Hulda Mever. Solo—"My Praver." Mrs. F. Keith. Offertory—" Sabbath Chimes" Klickman Miss Klingel. Praver and Benediction Doxologv—"Christ Is Risen From the Dead." Recessional—" Faith of Our Fathers.’’ The Dorcas Girls. Silent Praver. nan Fairfax Christian —5:45 A. M.— Trumpet Solo— The Holy City" Harlan Ruede Medley of sacred tunes Processional of vested choir of forty children and young people. Vocal Solo—" Open the Gates of the "Temple" Kenneth Hartley Program of sacred music and prayer An Easter Reading—" The Roman Guard" Mrs. Kenneth Hartley Consecration of Life Benediction Recessional —9:45 A. M.— Morning Service—Unified service. Sermon—The Risen Christ." —7:45 P. M Easter Pageant by Junior and Intermediate children of the Sunday school, with baptismal service following. nan Memorial Presbyterian —Morning— Organ Prelude—" Resurrection Morn" Johnson Anthem—"O Morn of Beautv" Sibelus Anthem—"ln the End of the Sabbath" Speaks Bass Solo—" Gloria" Jackson Orear. Postlude—" Festival March" . Busser Hugh M Mason, director and tenor: Miss Robbve Cook, soprano: Miss Maxine Moore, contralto: Raymond D. Jackson, bass: Mrs. William E. Duthle. organist. -NightOrgan Prelude —"In Springtime" Kinder Anthem—" All Hail the Risen King" Lorenz Selections from Easter Cantata" Ashford Soprano and Tenor Duet—" The Lord Is Risen." Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed Organ Postlude— Easter March" Markel Memorial voung people's choir: Hugh M Mason, director; Mrs. William E. Duthie. organist. nun Troub Memorial Presbyterian The Rev. Lenn L. Latham. Pastor. —11:00 A. M Women's Chorus—" Tell the Old Store" Holton Solo—" Christ Is Risen" Scott Lloyd Bvrne. Duet—" The Empty Tomb” Hamblen Sermon—" Christianity Brings Life." Choir—" Hallelujah. Christ Is Risen'.. Semper —7:45 P. M CANTATA—THE CRUdFDCION' John Stainer Directed t*y Mrs. Eva Fleming, i

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Wmk IH ,/ Js - I * i Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks The Easter morning theme of Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks of All Souls Unitarian church will be “A Better Resurrection."

Grace Lutheran A. M.— Organ Prelude. Clarence Elbert. Opening Hymn—" Awake, Mv Heart”.. J. Crueger The Easter Introit and Gloria Patri... • Gregorian, 111 The Kyrie. The Easter Epistle and Gospel. The Nicene CreedAnthem— "Christ %he Lord Is Risen Again" Davidica Hymn—"l Know That Mv Redeemer Lives” John Hatton Sermon—" Christ Is Risen." The Rev. Werner Kuntz. The Offertory. Quintet of Junior Voices—" Jesus. Shepherd of the Sheep" Stellhorn The Voluntary. Mr. Elbert. Hymn—"Pax Dei" ....J. B. Dykes The Benediction. nan Grace Methodist Episcopal B. Brooks Shake, Minister. —6:30 A. M.— Sunrise Service in charge of the Epworth League. —9:30 A. M.— The Session of Graded Church School. —10; 40 A. M.— Organ Prelude—"Halleluia” Rockwell Processional Hymn—" Lift Your Glad Voices in Triumph on High” Apostles’ Creed. Pastoral Prayer—The Minister. Anthem—"O Death Where Is Thy Sting” Reading of the Word. Choral Response. Offertory Solo—" Open the Gates”.. .Knapp „ C. E. Wrancher. Sermon—" The Triumphant Life" _ The Minister Sacrament of Baptism. Reception of New Members. Organ Meditation. Benediction. Organ Postlude—" Jesus Christ Is Risen Today” Hosmer —7:45 P. M.— Organ Prelude. Congregation Hymn—" Look, Ye Saints. the Sight Is Glorious." Reading of the Word. Evening Prayer. Offertoire. —CANTATA—“The Garden and the Sepulcare.’’ Daniel Protheroe ; Oh Come and Mourn” Chorus They Took the Body of Jesus”.... Baritone Solo ... John Carter. Near the Cross” Soprano Solo Mrs. Glenn Hale. A Morning Hymn" Chorus Very Early in the Morning" ..Chorus and Soprana Solo r , Ml ss Helen Ealand. The Lord Is Risen Indeed” Tenor Solo and Chorus C. E. Wrancher. The° W BenedUcUon. h Ma " y Cro " ns "’'Chorus The Organ Postlude. H^ usi , ca ‘ pr ?F a F Presented under direcMrs r l w" T^ ayde J 1 Frye - choir director; Mrs. C. E. Wrancher, organist. o tt North Methodist Episcopal Warren W. Wiant. D. D„ Minister —10:45 A. M.— Organ Prelude—" Easter Morning" Hope L. Baunigartner CANTATA "Death antKLife” (Harry Rowe Shelley) Chorus— Hail! King of the Jews.” Tenor Solo—" Now From the Sixth Hour.” ChO R l e S nT " Beh ° ld! The Tem P le s Veil is Alto jSolo—"Then Took They the Body of Tenor Solo—" The First Day of the Week ” Soprano Solo—" Because They Have Taken My Lord. ’ Bass Recitative—"And When She Had tnus Said Bass Solo —"Woman! Why Weepest Thou ” Soprano Solo—"Sir l Hast Thou Taken Him. Tenor Recitative—" Jesus Saith Unto Her.” Soprano Solo—"Rabboni.” Bass Solo—" Mary, Touch Me Not.” Chorus—Now the Earth in Resurrection Light." Offertory—"An Easter Flower” _ B. C. Worrell Postlude—" Festival March in F" • v * •j. •• *.* ; Leo L. Lewis . Condrey, baritone and director; Lee Walker, organist: Miss Ruth Ann Otte 'v°rU a , no L S', V. Alexander, tenor: Mrs! Frank H. Nelson, alto. tt n a First Presbyterian —8 A. M.— Holy communion. Organ Prelude—" Resurrection Morn" ._. u - —.-.a „ , Johnston Anthem—" How Calm and Beautiful the Morn" (Hymn 240 1 __ ; Your.g People s choir Offertory—"Communion’’ Faulkes Address Dr. Thomas R. White Organ Postlude— "Easter March". Merkel —ll A. M.— Organ Prelude—" Old Easter Melody”. West Anthem—" Salvation Is Created" __ •: Tschesnokoff Offertorv— Adoration” (from "Holv City’ ( Gaul Sermon—The Practice of Immortalitv" „ .... ••••Dr. George Arthur Frantz Music bv adult choir. Organ Postlude—" Toccata" (from Fifth Symphony) Widor —4 P. M.— Children's baptismal service. Anthem—" Father. Our Children Keep" Junior and junior high school choirs —7:30 P. M.— Organ Prelude—"Mt Hermon” Share The Sea of Galilee" Share Paean of Easter” Mueller "The Messiah" Handel Bv adult choir Chorus—" Behold the Lamb of God." 1 Air ialtoi—"He Was Despised.” Chorus—" Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs." Recitative and Air (tenor)—"Thv Rebuke Hath Broken His Heart." Offertory—Air from "Water Music" .Handel Chorus—" Lift Up Your Heads. O Ye Gates." Air 1 soprano I —" How Beautiful Are the Feet." Air 'bassi—"Whv Do the Nations so Furiously Rage Together?" Air (soprano'—"l Know That Mv Redeemer Liveth." Chorus—" Since bv Man Came Death." Recitative and Air 'baritone'—"Behold I Tell You a Mystery." Chorus —"Worthy ts the Lamb that Was Slain." Hallelujah Chorus—“ For the Lord God Omnipotent Reigneth. ‘ Soloists—Soprano. Grace McKnight; alto, Gertrude West: tenor. George Ftederick Holler; baritone. George R. Osborne: bass, Wallace Knapp; organist. Gertrude Free: director. George Frederick Holler. Organ Postlude—"Hosannah" Dubois . an n Bethany Evangelical Lutheran The Rev. J. L. Seng. Pastor. —10:45 A. M.— Hvmn. Processional—" Christ Is Risen." Alleluia." Liturgical Service — Cotfessional. Introit "Gloria Patri." . "Gloria in Excelsis." Gospel and Epistle Lessons. Nicene Creed Hvmn— Beautiful Saviour. King of Creation.” Sermon—The Rev. J. L. Seng. Offertory. Anthem—" Hail. Easter Morn". Norman Communion Service. ' Agnus Dei." 'Sanctus.” Benediction. —7:45 P. M.— CANTATA "The Easter Triumph" iNorman) Members of the choir are Soprano. Mrs E V. McKenzie Miss Jeanette Ha!versen. Mrs. D. Binninger. Mrs A C. Fhnn; alto Mrs. H V Stillabower. Mrs W ,'en en. Mrs. Bertha Lindgren. Mrs K A Smith, tenor. L. L. Seng. Scott Barnett, William Specht: basso. A. C. Fi.an and A P.r~. A. C. FI inn Is director an*ffMrs. J. L. Sorg pianist. £.

St. Matthew’s Episcopal —7:30 A. M.— Celebration of the Holv Communion. —10:45 A. M Choral Eucharist and sermon bv the pastor, the Rev. Francis D. McCabe. Theme, "Easter Revelations." —4 r. M Easter Vespers Church School Lenton offering will be presented. —10:45 A. M.— Choral Eucharist. Processional Hvmn—"Welcome Happv Morning" A. S. Sullivan Gloria Patri—Old Chant. Chant—" Christ Our Passover" Frank M. Shepperd Te Deum Laudamus Dressier Holv Communion The Decalogue- Kyrie Eleison. The Rev. Pahn Saxbv. The Credo—Sa:;bv. Offertorv Anthem—"He Is Not Here. He Is Risen" Ervin W. Read The Comfortable Word: Sursum Corda. Ter Sanctus and Sanctus—Saxbv. Benedlctus qui venit; Agnus Dei—Saxby. Gloria in Excelsis—Saxbv. Ablutions—" Now Mv Tongue the Mystery Telling." Sarum Plainsong. Recessional—Hvmn—"Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" Worgan aaa College Avenue Baptist The Rev. R. M. Dodrill. Pastor. —10:45 A. M.— Organ prelude. Doxologv. Invocation. Gloria. Hvmn No. 129. Chorus Choir—" Awake Thou That Sleepest." Mrs. Chas. Mills. Mr. W. C. Bruce. Announcements. Offertorv Solo—"Calvarv." Miss Thelma Grannis. Scripture reading. Quartets—"Go So Loved the World" from the "Crucifixion” Stainer Miss Grannis. Miss Adams. Mr. Bruce. Mr. Knott. Easter Message —"Heaven and Earth's Greatest victory" The Pastor Hvmn No. 350. Benediction. Organ postlude. —7:30 P. M.— PART I "The Crucifixion" Male Quartet —"To Die for Me".. Shepard W. C. Bruce. P. M. Crabb. E. Pearson. F. W. Knott. PART II ‘‘The Resurrection" Organ—" Morning" Grieg Chorus Choir —"An Easter Alleluia". Gaines Trumpeters. Chas. Runyan. R. Gillespie. Ensemble—" Jesus Christ Is Risen Today” Davidica Children's Chorus—" Sing Praise”.. .Wilson Children's Chorus—" Crown Ye the King" Geibel Trumpet Solo. Duet, Chorus Choir—- " The Palms” Favre Offertorv Quartet —"Unfold Ye Portals" Gounod Miss Grannis, Miss Adams. Mr. Bruce, Mr. Knott. Chorus Choir —"The Heavens Are Telling” Haydn PART 111 "The Farewell" Message The Pastor Invitation —Hvmn No. 337. Baptismal service. Quartet—" The Old Rugged Cross.’ Benediction. Organ Postlude. a tt tt All Souls Unitarian Dr. Frank S. C. Wicks —10:30 A. M.— "Unfold Ye Portals” (Redemption! * Gounod "Easter March” Gustav Merkel Processional. Church school. "Spring Song" Mendelssohn Cello. Harp. Organ. Easter Carols. Primary Department. "Agnus Dei” Bibet Voice, Harp. Cello, Organ. Offertory—"l Know That My Redeemer Liveth" iMessiahi .Handel "Adagio' Beethoven Cello. Harp. Organ. "Hosannah” Granier Cello, Harp Organ, Soprano and Chorus. Easter Address —"A Better Resurrection.” Dr. F. S. C. Wicks. "Adagio Pathetique” Godard Cello. Harp, Organ. Postlude—" Hallelujah” (Messiah) . ..Handel Mrs. Carl Lleber Jr., cello; Mrs. Louise S. Koehne, harp: Miss Charlotte Lieber. soprano; Mrs. C. A. Brockway, organ: Mrs. Harold D. Robinson, director of chorus; Clifton O. Page, director church school. Luncheon at Church Wcir.en’s Association of the Fairview Presbyterian church will hold its annual luncheon and induction of officers Wednesday in the social room of the church. Mrs Ralph R. Reeder, retiring president, is arranging the program. Mrs. John D. Stillwell is the new president.

Set'vices in City Churches Sunday

Early Easter morning soon after the sun rises above the house tops, great ships of the air will sail over Fort Benjamin Harrison outlining “A Cross in the Air” above "The Living Cross,” which the soldiers will form on the grass below at 7:45 a. m. This beautiful scene will herald the opening of the first outdoor Easter service at the fort. "The Living Cross,” which will be composed of 800, provides to be the most spectacular portrayal of the Resurrection ever given in the whole middle west. An added feature will be the reception of "The Living Cross,” by the members of Raper Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar, under the direction of J. Lewis Bray, commander of Indianapolis. The Knights Templar will be in full Templar uniform and will add greatly to the beauty and spiritual significance of this occasion. The service proper begins promptly at 8 a. m„ and will be on the air over WFBM for exactly one hour. A vocal and instrumental musical program has been arranged. The Eleventh infantry band will play a number of selections under direction of Warant Officer F. A. Bowen. Professor Franklin Taylor of the Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music of Indianapolis will conduct the combined men and women glee clubs of Butler university. This is the first time that these organizations have sung together. Mrs. Carl Withner, dramatic soprano from the Irvington Methodist Episcopal church of Indianapolis, will sing Grunier’s “Hosanna.” The Easter message will be given by the post chaplain, Major Alfred C. Oliver Jr., who is known nationally as the past national chaplain of Veterans of Foreign Wars and past national chaplain of Sojourners. a tt a ALL-DAY SERVICES ANNOUNCED A special Easter communion service will be held at First Evangelical church, comer of New York and East streets, at 6 o'clock Easter morning. This has been a custom of long standing in this church and this service is always attended by a large congregation. Following the Sunday school at 9:30 a. m-. the pastor will preach a special Easter sermon on “The Resurrection” at 10:40. A large class of new members will be received at this service, climaxing the personal work efforts of the church during a six weeks lenten crusade. Attendance has grown steadily and many decisions have been made for Christ. Special Easter music will be presented at both morning and evening services by the choir, under the direction of Professor Franklin Taylor. n a a RELIGIOUS DRAMA TO BE GIVEN AT NIGHT "Our Christ Liveth,” a three-act religious drama by Sara Kingsbury,

CHURCH REVIVES OLDJDUSTOMS Early Morning Service Is Planned at Second Moravian. Sunday morning at 5:30 at the Second Moravian Episcopal church an Easter sunrise service will be held. According to the old Moravian custom, this service will witness the uniting of the Easter morning litany, expressive of our common Christian faith. The Moravian church held its first Easter sunrise service in America in 1743 at Bethlehem, Pa. This year will mark the 201st consecu- j tive Easter dawn service. The service will start in the Second Moravian church and will be concluded in the cemetery near the j Ebenezer Lutheran church, on the Millersville road. In the morning at 9:30 at the Second church an Easter program will be given. The Rev. George Westphal is pastor. At 7:45 p. m. the following program will be given: Prelude. Anthem—" Soldiers of the Cross” Patridge-Clark ! Choir. Hvmn—"Christ the Lord Is Risen ToLyra Davidica Congregation. Scripture Lessons. Praver. Anthem—" The Day of God Is Breaking" Gabriel-Zundel Choir. Announcements. Offertory. Offertory Response Beethoven' Bass Solo—" There Is a Green Hi11'.... Roeckel \ Arnold Morford with Choir. Sermon—" Easter Then, and Now." The pastor. Anthem—" Hail the Day”....Wesley-Adams Choir. Benediction. Benediction Response "An Easter Good-Night” Rambler |

Personals

Mrs. Ira A. Minnick, 7701 North Pennsylvania street, left Friday for Detroit to visit her daughter, Mrs. John Bertermann II and Mr. Bertermann. A. M. Parry and daughter, Miss Cornelia Parry, of Pasadena, Cal., are guests at the Marott for two weeks. Miss Dorothy Shiel Dugan, 2538 West Washington street, is spending her Easter vacation in Washington, D. C„ with her brothers, Thomas and Roger Dugan. She is a student at St. Mary of Notre Dame.

Sororities

Miss Mary McMahon will be hostess Wednesday night for the business meeting of Alpha chapter, Sigma Delta Zeta sorority, at the Washington. Theta chapter of the Delta Sigma Kappa sorority will meet at 7:30 Monday night in the Severin. Alpha Epsilon chapter of the Delta Theta Tau sorority will be entertained at 8 Monday night at the home of Mrs. David Burton, 6340 Park avenue. Mrs. C. S. Fishel, Mrs, K. R. Warne and Miss Rowena Smith will assist. Officers will be nominated.

will be presented by the Dramatic Club of the Tabernacle Presbyterian church Easter Sunday night in the recreational hall at 7:30. Accommodations are being made to take care of 1,000 people. There will be no admission charge, but a ' free-will offering will be taken. Music will be furnished by the church choir. Members of the cast are as follows: Paul Duncan A. P. Smith. Curtis Hunter. Chapin Smith, Donaldson Brown. Mrs. H. C. Holwerda, Marv Elizabeth Sawyer. Merl Hinckley. Ruth Egan. Gibson Adams, Miriam Fatout. E. C. Boswell, Robert Mueller, Ray Fceley, Roberta Hawkins. R. T. Fatout. Howard Walker. Robert Whiteman, Virginia Sawyer; Coaching director. Mrs. Katherine Keifer Dalshelmer: Managing director. James B. Martin. West Morris Street Christian— The Rev. Garry L. Cook, pastor. Morning subject, 'The Resurrected Christ": Night. Easter pageant. "The Cross a Rainbow of Promise ; 6:30 a. m.. sunrise prayer service. Immanuel Reformed—The Rev. Herbert F. Weckmueller. pastor. Six a. m„ Sunrise service: 9:10 a. m.. sermon and commumon; 10 a. m.. sermon theme. "The Word of Life,” followed bv reception of new members and communion. East Park M. E.—The Rev. R. A. Ulrev. pastor. Six a. m„ "Mary's Easter Experience : 10:30 a. m . baptismal service and reception of new members; 6:30 p. m. Epworth League, Merle Moir. leader; Wednesday night, monthly meeting of the Sunday school board; Thursday, penny supper at 5 to 7 p. m., followed by midweek message of the pastor. Christian—Christian Character Builders Men s Class— Opening exercises by Schilling concert orchestra: For"an,e - tenor soloist, accompanied bv Mrs. Carl Roberts; Elmer Lockyear. former judge of the Indiana appellate court. s peaks on ‘ Miracles In Nature. All Souls Unitarian—Dr. F. S C Wicks : pastor. Morning address, "A Better Resurf : rection.” All Saints’ Cathedral— Robert Alexander. I canon. Seven a. m . Holy Communion; j 10 a. m.. church school; 11 a. m., morning prayer. Holy Communion and sermon with Bishop Francis acting as the celebrant: Monday and Tuesday at 10 a. m. there will be Holv Communion: Friday night at 6.30 o'clock at the Cathedral House. Talcott Pow'ell. editor of The Indianapolis I Times, will speak. Holy Innocents, Episcopal— The Rev. Francis P. Keicher, vicar. Morning theme, j The Resurrection, a fact.” Northwood Christian— The Rev. R Melvyn Thompson, pastor. Morning theme. "The Golden Hour-Betting Ones Life on God.” Thursday night, Lord's Supper. Edwin Ray M. E— The Rev. William Talbott Jones, pastor, 6:30 a. m , early morning meditation ausplcles of Epworth League, speaker—the Rev. W E. Gillett; 9:30 a. m.. church school: 10:45 a. m theme. "The Impulse of Easter”; night, | Easter cantata by the choir. St. George’s. Episcopal The Rev. Francis P. Keicher, vicar. 9 a. m choral celebration of the Holv Communion and 'ermon. "The Resurrrection. a Fact," by , the vicar. i ! Grace Church of The Brethren—The Rev. Russell G. West, pastor. Morning service sponsored by Sunday School de- ! partments. assisted by the choir. Even- ! !n K- illutrated sermon on "The Search For • Eternal Life.” Truth On ter of Applied Christianity i f Lincoln Hotel)— The Rev Edna F Mauzv i leader. Special Easter sermon at morn;mg service. "Resurrected Life.” Advent Episcopal —The Rev George S | Southworth. rector. Holv communion and Easter sermon at morning service; night Holv communion. : Seventh Presbyterian— The Rev. Thomas V Hunt pastor. Morning theme. • Turn- ! inz The Shadow of Death Into Morning: night a cantata bv the choir, "Our Liv- ! mg Lord.” Central Avenue M. E.—The Rev. Charles Draxe Skinner, pastor. Morning theme "The Living Leader." A Vesper musical program and an evening fellowship and worship program in charge of the Epworth League, will be held. Churches Os Christ, Scientist—The Les-son-Sermon for all the Churches of Christ, Scientist, will be, JDoctrtne Os Atonement." T

Easter Play North Methodist Episcopal Church Dramatic Club will present a three-act Easter play. "The Half of My Goods.” by Ralph P. Ciaggett. Sunday night at 7:45, in the church assembly rooms. Members of the cast include Edward Kepner, Miss Harriett Eberhart. Miss Myrtle Edith Holder. Harry A. Pihl. Carl Strickland, Edward O. Glenn R. Johnson and Miss Beulah Bailey. Music will be provided by Mrs. Franklin H. Nelson, alto; Miss Jean Pennington, violinist. and Mrs. E. L. Carr, pianist. Harry A. Pihl is the director of the play and Carl Strickland will be in charge of the stage and lights.

Voters League Preparing for State Session Round table conferfnces of the eight program committees of the Indiana League of Women Voters will feature the state convention May 4 and 5 in Bloomington. Mrs. William S. Ehrich of Evansville, chairman of the international co-operation to prevent war committee. will at the session Friday morning when the subject will be “International Aspects of Economic Recovery.” Other chairmen who will conduct conferences are: Mrs. C. T. Boynton, Elkhart, child welfare; Miss Dorothy Misener, Michigan City, efficiency in government; Mrs. S. M. Compton. South Bend, social hygiene; Mrs. Helene A. Guy, Remington, legal status of women; Miss Sara Lauter, Indianapolis, living costs; Miss Mary Cory, Lafayette, women in industry, and Mrs. George Keagy, Hagerstown, education.

Egg Hunt Is Easter Event at Sunnyside Mrs. Alva Cradick, president of the Children's Sunshine Club of Sunnyside and Mrs. W. J. Overmire, chairman of the entertainment committee will be in charge of the Easter egg hunt to be held at 3 Sunday afternoon for the children of the sanatarium. The dining room will be decorated with daffodils and jonquils, and each child will reecive baskets of eggs and refreshments in rabbit and chicken moulds. Assisting Mrs. Cradick and Mrs. Overmire will be Mesdames David Jolly, George J. Hasley, William Kiesle, Harry Knamlein, Otis Carmichael, Harry Grimes and William C. Schaefer. Meeting Is Tuesday Auxiliary to the Sons of Union Veterans will hold a meeting at 7 Tuesday night at Ft. Friendly. Mrs. Minnie O'Harrow will preside.

Calvary United Brethren—The Rev L. A. Huddleston, pastor. Morning theme, "The Trinity Os Victory!” night, "The Trinity of Service.” River Avenue Baptist —The Rev. George D. Billeisen. pastor. The Rev. Clive Me- ! Guire. secretary of the Federated Baptist churches will preach at both the morn- j ing and evening services. Home Presbyterian —The Rev. Walter A. Creason. pastor. Morning theme. Christians' Identity And Their Future;" night. "Our Attitude Toward The Unchurched Christian And Missionarv Alliance— The Rev James Harper, pastor Morning theme. "The Miracle Os Easter;” night, "The Main Issue.” Fountain Street M. E.— The Rev Charles A. McCullough, pastor. Morning theme. "The Easter Message;" night, Resisting The Spirit.” Slissionarv Tabernacle —The Rev. Otto Nater, pastor. Morning theme. "Resurrected Life." The Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Wade, evangelists, will conduct an afternoon service. Carrollton Avenue Reformed —The Rev. E G. Homrighausen, pastor. Morning theme. "Easter—A Prophecy;’’ night, a religious drama, "Whither Goest Thou 3 s " j Merritt Place M. E.— The Rev. M H Reynolds, pastor. Morning theme The Assurance of Life." Dr. W. C. Hartinger district superintendent, will speak at the evening service. Garfield Park Baptist —The Rev. Louts G Crafton. pastor. Morning theme "Be Not Faithless But Believing;" night, special Easter musical service. St. Paul's Reformed—The Rev William H. Knierlm, pastor. Morning German theme. "The Risen Christ;" morning English theme, "Out of Dead Hopes." Broadway M. E.—The Rev. Richard Millard, pastor. Morning theme The Easter Victory;" night, the choir will render the cantata. "Eastertide " bv Protheroe. C. M. B. of Third Christian —The class leader. Merle Sldener. will speak on Living Again.” The Easter service will be held in the Zaring theater. Brightwood M. E.— The Rev. F. T. Taylor. pastor. Morning theme, An Easter Journey;" night, the choir will give a cantata,” 'The First Easter.” First United Presbvterian The Rev. Joseph A Mears. pastor. Morning. Easter communion and sermon bv Dr A W. Jamieson of Rushville assisting the pastor; 6:30 p. m.. Young People’s hour. Christ Church, Episcopal —The Rev. E Ainger Powell, rector. Holv Communion, with music, 6 a m : Holv Communion, without music. 7:30 a. m ; choral eucharlst and sermon bv the rector. 10.45 a m. Topic. What Easter Means.” Church school Easter service. 4 p. m. Second Evangelical —The Rev. F C. Wacknitz. pastor 6 a. m.. praver service; 10 a. m. Easter service; night, Easter program. Calvary Baptist —The Rev. Isom H. Ferris. pastor. 10:30 a m.. Easier program by the children, assisted by the choir under the direction of Everett Edwards, followed bv baptismal service; night, pageant. "The Cross Triumphant.” Hillsside CHRISTIAN— The Rev Herbert J. Wilson, pastor. Morning theme. "The Risen Christ in Our Midst”; night. "Will Morality Save?” Broadway Evangelical—The Rev. Lloyd Smith, pastor Bishop Lawrence H Seager of Chicago speaks at both services. First Friends— The Rev. David M. Edwards. pastor. 6:30 a. m.. Sunrise praver service; 9:30 a. m.. Bible school: morning theme. "An Ancient Question Answered." Fountain Square Theater 'at 10 30 A M —Christian Men Builders will be host to clubs and fraternal societies. Dessa Bvrd will be at the pipe organ. Eeville Avenue Eangelical —The Rev Ambrose Aegerter. pastor.- Morning theme. The Price of Immorality ", night. Easter musical program. Fountain Square Christian— The Rev. s Read McAlpin pastor Morning theme, "The Immortal Hope"; night. The Great Subject." Riverside Park M. E.—The Rev Robert M. Selie. pastor Morning worship. The Glory of Easter.” sermon theme. Reception of new members. Special program given bv the church school at 9 30 a m : evening worship 7pm. Easter cantata given bv the Junior and Adult Vested choirs, directed bv Mrs. Cecil J Berry and the Easter drama. "JoseDh of Arlmathea." presented bv the Epworth Leapfe, directed by Miss Mildred Heckman. <

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RESCUE MISSION PLANS PROGRAM The Rev. John Yokel Will Speak Before Breakfast Club Here. The Breakfast Club program at the Wheeler City Rescue Mission, 245 North Delaware street, will be sponsored by the Minute Men's division of the Edgewocd M. E. church Sunday morning, from 8 to J, according to an announcement by the Rev. Herbert E. Eberhardt, superintendent of the mission. The Rev John Yokel will deliver the principal Easter messagt. Music will be provided by Miss Katherine Duncan and Miss Marguerite Sawyer, duet solo; the Boys' quartet. composed of Klenn and Albert Charpie. Francis Dankelman and Glenn Johnson, and a duet number by Miss Merle Johnson and Mrs. R. S. Boyd and the Edgewood LI. E. Sunday school orchestra. The Rev. M. O. Robbins is pastor of the Edgewood M. E. church. H. R. Pierson is superintendent. M. D. Shutters is teacher of the Minute Men's class. Approximately 175 men living in the mission dormitory will the service, which will be followed by breakfast. The meeting alro will be open to all transient men of the city, the Rev. Mr. Eberhardt announced. The mission will bring to a close its holy week program, with special Easter services in the afternoon and evening, followed with an evangelistic campaign, opening on Tuesday night, in charge of the Rev. F. Lincicome, evangelist. The mission will celebrate its fortieth anniversary April 24 with a mass meeting in the First Baptist church.

NAME CANDIDATE EOR PROM QUEEN

Candidates for the junior prom queen of the Butler university class dance have been announced by Emsley Johnson, prom chairman. The queen will be selected by the junior men and will lead the grand march at the dance April 21, in the Indiana ballroom. The nominees and their sororities are Miss Mabel Espey, Pi Beta Phi; Miss Marjorie Carr, Delta, Delta, Delta; Miss Martha Heller, Zeta Tau Alpha; Miss Evelyn Wolfard, Kappa Alpha Theta; Miss Mary Stierwalt, Kappa Kappa Gamma; Miss Florence Condry, Delta Zeta, and Miss Margaret Mattingly, Delta Gamma. Gale Shullenberger is in charge of decorations, which will include booths, designed by the fraternities. Elbert Gilliom is the class president. Y. W. C. A. GIRLS TO HOLD FINAL PARTY Y. W. C. A. business girls will hold a party Wednesday night at the Central Y. with Miss June Campbell in charge of the entertainment. This party marks the conclusion of a six weeks' period of activity. The new term will open April 26, extending until May 31. The observance of National Music week, a mothers’ party, vacation entertainments and trail tours will be stressed in the opening period. New interest groups will be scheduled as follows; First period, "Keeping Up With the Present.” a discussion on current happenings, gymnasium, swimming, poetry exchange. Second period, tennis, tap dancing and public speaking. Any business girl is invited to attend the party and join the activities of the new term.

Card Parties

Mrs. Lilly Hayworth, 861 Bradshaw, will be hostess for a card party at 8:30 tonight, to be given by degree team of Gold Mound council, 445, Degree of Pocahontas. New Hope Council 49, D. of A., will give a card party at 7:30 Monday in Red Men's hall, Morris and Lee streets. April cycle, Good Will Club of St. Joseph parish, will give a card party at 2:30 Monday at its hall, 617 East North street. Mrs. Charle3 Lockman is chairman. Altar Society of the Sacred Heart church will give a card party and bake sale Monday afternoon in the hall. A free lunch v/ill be served following the games. Mrs. John Schmalz,- Mrs. Richard Schurman, Miss Mary Zink and Miss Julia Busaid are in charge. P.-T. A. TO HONOR VETERAN WORKER Mrs. G. G. Derbyshire, 770 North Arlington avenue, a former resident of Southport and active P.-T. A. worker, will be honored on Monday night by the Perry township P.-T. A. at the Southport high school building. Mrs. Derbyshire has been active in the work for thirty-one years, bein? president of the Marion county group, state president and chairman of the legislative committee. Speakers will include Mrs. John Askren, Marion county president; Ray R. Addington and Dr. D. H. Gillast of Indiana Central college. The program will be presented by Miss Leora Weimar, Mr* Elsie Eastbum and the Edgewood Dramatio Club.

Sunrise Easter Service 8:00 M. TO 9:00 .A. M. Ft. Benjamin Harrison the “I.ivinsr I ro-n,*’ Kf'O men, ARMY BAND AND BUTLER GLEE CLUB

University Park Christian Church 29th and Kenwood Bible School—9:3o A. M. Church Service—lo:4s A. M. Easter Music and Sermon - Sermon Subject—- . “He Is Risen” Evening Sendee—7:3o P SJ. at 29th and Kenwood The annual Easter Cantata will b 4 given. No evening sendee at 40th & Capito?