Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1946 — Page 13

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Salute to the Christian Flag , Led by the Honorable Ralph P. Gates, Sacrament will be at 4 p. m,, with

Governor of Indiana; Eugene Msgr. Noll as celebrant, making a Smith, Charles Outshall, ~[full Easter day at the cathedral. Throughout the city tomorrow masses will be said in all the CathThe Lord's Prayer..r......... L. Camilier|Olic churches with special music GLORY OF THE CROSS prepared by choirs and organists. Offerings will be for the education of future priests.

The Star-Spaagled Banner............ Key Civilian Pledge to the American Flag

Vietory....Old Alsatian Carol arr, by Gaul Jesus Christ Is Risen Today..... Davidica Offering of Lilies on Old Rugged Cross

HOSURNE 2:00 fevesiesnsriinsns Anonymous

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Churches In City Reflect Day's Hope

Story of ‘Resurrection Emphasizes Cause

To Give Thanks.

By EMMA RIVERS MILNER Times Church Editer

“He is not here but risen—" “Very early in the morning, they came unto the sepulcher. ., .., And they found the stone rolled away. « « « Two men in shining garments » « « Said unto them: “He is not here but risen—* Thus in part, runs the description of the actual resurrection in the simple, stately words of the Bible.

Many niinisters in Indianapolis and the world and great numbers of laymen are speaking of the unparalleled cause for thanksgiving tomorrow. This Easter, 1946, such frequent mention is being made of the newly found peace that the sound of the phrases seems to wrap the earth in one vast refrain of joy. The stone is indeed rolled away from the sepulcher—the stone of world war IL

Perfect Meaning

Indianapolis churches tomorrow will abound in incidents to warm the heart and reflect the happy meaning of the day. An illustration of this will be the afternoon service to which little children of the St. Paul's Episcopal Sunday school will bring their mite boxes. These contain pennies and nickels which might have been spent for ice cream cones and lollipops. Instead, the money will go to foreign countries, to the mission fields where hospitals, schools and Sunday schools have been destroyed by war. Growing flowers in pastel colors will be given as memorials to decorate the Olive Branch Christian church for its Easter services. The plants, wrapped in white tissue paper to symbolize Easter, are being deposited in the church today to save confusion tomorrow.

Choir te Sing Cheston Heath, organist and choirmaster of Christ Episcopal church on the circle, will escort his choir of 50 men and boys to Robert Long, Riley and Coleman hospitals tomorrow morning to sing

first Easter since 1941 the choir has performed this service. At the St. Paul's Evangelical and Reformed church, the membership will give its first offerings for the new church building, during the Easter services. New members will be received, as in many churches, and Holy Communion celebrated,

Residents of the Julietta home,|Pageantry Marks Mass on

Sunnyside and other hospitals and penal institutions are enjoying Easter gifts in lovely wrappings given by the women’s Missionary

A number of the larger Sunday

picture theaters instead of their classrooms. The University Heights

than on Easter day.

morrow, Indianapolis and the world

for inspiration.

6:30 te 7:30 &. m, GLORY OF THE EASTER DAWN Christ Church Chimes....Frederick Weber WIRE Bells

He Was Despised (Messiah)........ Handel . Yas gin ARS Eeniser age celebrated tomorrow at 11 a. m. TRUMPET CALL " Willlam P. Best in the cathedral, with : the Most Processional of Girl Trumpeters Rev. Joseph E. Ritter, archbishop of

Barth, Frances Brockman, Patricia

, , director; Stri - Boel 3 it uty, dite Io iy ang In- |the church. Other masses tomorrow GLORY OF OUR COUNTRY will be at 5, 6, 9 and 10 a. m. Holy, HOW, HOW. ssresvsivieervees Dykes| Benediction of the Most Blessed

Color Bearers—Troop 83

Governor Gates

Katie Clark GLORY OF THE CHILDREN'S VOICES

Jane Butler Boman

Processional of Flower Children

Little Flower Children

GLORY OF THE RESURRECTION

Jordan-Butler Philharmonic Choir

don, Troop 14, vide to Mrs. Ogden;; Mrs. Ray Patterson, accompanist.

ory ang ~ Gratitude For Return of Peace|irimmusm

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Easter Center

By. Thousands.

The Lenten fast of the Roman council of the Evangelical Lutheran [Catholic church ended at roon tochurches. day, with all in readiness for toMeet in Theaters morrow’s feast of the risen Lord. Throughout Hoiy Saturday serv-|cm

school classes expect such unusual|ices this morning in SS. Peter and . ’ , wi a t crowds they will meet in moving Paul's cathedral, a note of tem. Beit Harry, wil pretch on “A Guisraniee duct an early service at 8:30 a. m.

CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ON THE IRCLE—Th . E. Ainger Powell, rector, will celebrate the Holy Communion service with music a 6 a. m. and without music at 7:30 on “The Li Choral Eucharist.

! ALL SOULS UNITARIAN CHURCH—Dr. Following sunrise services, break- |Saturday. It is full of drama and |g. “Burdette Backus will preach on ‘“Psy-

fast will be. served in various|pageantry, all of which is symbolic. churches especially for the *youth|The new fire, the Pasclial candle groups. and the baptismal font are blessed Lent ends at noon today. To-|and the prophecies are recited. The service marks a very sudden begin anew their spiritual life with [transformation of mourning into the picture of resurrection held up|joy. At the “Gloria” the bells are : rung, the sound of the organ bursts upon the ear; the statues are unMONUMENT CIRCLE PROGRAM, veiled, and “alleluias” again sve George Arthur Prantz will preach on EASTER SUNRISE CAROL SERvicE (heard.

pered joy was discernedr It seemed

Christian church hopes to maintain|t® herald the unbounded gladness its record of having a greater num-(t0 be expressed in the Easter at ber present the Sunday after Easter|masses tomorrow. There is only one mass on Holy

SE rer ee Virginia Byrd emn, pontifical high mass will be

Motor coaches will be routed off My Jesus, I Love Thee............ Gordon | the circle between 5 and 8 a. m. Recessionil of Flower Children tomorrow because of the MonuCrown Ye the King............ t...Gelbel | ment Circle Easter Sunrise service, Flight of the Doves The temporary bus routes follow:

ridian and Ohio. west on Ohio to Illinois CMESBAN) o..ivorussinnssrvinsas Handel| st, north on Illinois to New York st., aomi Pryor east on New York st., to Meridian, over

Hallelujah Chorus — (Messiah)... .Handel| tie regular route,

CENTRAL AVE.—Regular route to Me-

ave, northwest on Indians to New York st., then over the regular route. AR 0 : NEW YORK, 21ST AND A N| an As Ying on, oo! “Glory of Our Country: —This patriotic| snp MILLERSVILLE Regulr ovo Coy st. t edicated to the| Pennsylvania and Market st. north on| Foute

Pennsylvania t: . served their country and to those who| st. Fr Jo Ono st, east on Ohio

have given their lives for it, regular route,

Easter finds a true expression when children and adults members of the church. A girl and boy kneel above to receive carols for the patients. This is the _their confirmation in the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church.

Lenten Fast

Reaches End] Programs for Easter Sunday] ize ms: seis ic’

ge eae Beatin (Circle Coaches to Be Rerouted During Early Easter Service

Beleve in immortality?’ cel choir will sing Maker's “Awake Thou That Sleepest,” at all three services,

DR. SMITH TO SPEAK AT CATHEDRAL HOUR

Dr. FP, Marion'Smith will give an address on “Life's Invincible Surmise” at the last cathedral hour of the season tomorrow at 3:30 p. m. in the Scottish Rite cathedral. is pastor of the Central Avenue Methodist church.

RADIO BROADCASTS :30-7:30--Annual Sunrise Serv-

WISH—6:00-7:00—Lutheran Sunrise Serv50

Joseph Lautner, director; ridian and Ohlo st., east .on Ohio tol|st., then over the regular goute, Joanne ‘Viellieu, accompanist. Pennsylvania st., south on Pennsylvania Anthem Benediction............ Anonymous| st. to Market st. east on Market st. Recéssional over the regular route, SPEEDWAY Regular route to Meridian ti rn ated ana directed OT | and Ohio. West oa Olle or. ‘ro diuasian, ton,

to New Jersey st. .then over the| route to Meridian and Washington, east to Delaware, then over the regular route.

Blessings Extended Children as They Join Ancient Fold

If you will give play to your imagination, you can picture Ine dianapolis as the center from which will radiate - countless services as the sun comes up over the horizon Easter morning. The services will reach beyond the city to the Hollywood Bowl in California and to the Atlantic coast, ® + The Monument Circle Sunrise Easter Carol service, directed. by Mrs. James M. Ogden, furnishes the hub for this “vast prayer wheel.” After nearly a quarter of a century of such programs, the service has become an institution of Indianapolis. It will open at 6:30 a. m. and be presented in song and pageantry -_ : £0 ; a tre than 1000 Persons 3-| . -uty\oome let us sing unlé the Lard . .., Naey Johns and Bob Ware iting thelr vale ta te Evangelical Lutherans, for the] hymns will swell the chorus of praise sweeping Indianapolis and the world tomorrow. Mrs, Harry | » 4 ]

first time this year, will greet the| YAFe Is accompanist: rising sun in the Drive-In theater on the Pendleton pike, Other very early services of equal magnitude

wie oa vy we vis sc OPI FtUal Aspiration to Find Expression

estant churches on the steps of the

Ee DB) In Devotional Song and Music Tomorroy

odist church; and by Perry town-

ship in the Southport high “school. By HENRY BUTLER F. F. Bullard, will be sung by stadium, One grand thing about Easter is the music, choir at 10:45 a. m. tomorrow Moravian Services For at Easter, as at Christmas, people hear a lot of music not com-| the Brightwood Methodist chure

monly heard through the rest of the year—music of a sort that has| Fred IL. Iske is director of m The Moravians will hold tradi-|peen” driven. out of our lives by commercialism and standardization. and Mrs. Herman Haldeman, tonal sunrise services in the Second| * '1ixe a1] of the world's greatest music, it is devotional. And that companist. Moravian church and in the Suther- (orm may need some explaining. > —— id land Park cemetery. Churches will A newspaper scribe who sermon- by Thompson “Grant Unto Me Joy The Broadway Baptist hur worship on their lawns at dawn and izes may feel sort of awkward. For|of Thy Salvation” by Brahms; and |Will present the music departmes| in individual sanctuaries. he's invading a fleld a lot of us|“Blessing, Glory, Wisdom and|In “The Resurrectidn Story” Whole families are expected to|nard.bofled typewriter-punchers Thanks” by Bach. morrow at 7:45 p. m. in the chure get in the car and “drive into” the don't commonly enter until our The program will open with Hens

Lutheran service beginning at 6 a. m. Dr. W. G. Polack of Concordia Theological seminary will speak on “The Easter Message for an Atomic Age” and a choir of 100 voices from 10 co-operating churches will sing. In addition, 75 children will give vocal selection and there will be devotions and the pledge of allegiance to the American and Christian flags. Approximately 800 persons will

death-bed repentance.

al music involves an attempt to ex-

obscured the view of rhusic as process, They have clouded the func-

And so if I talk about devotional! del also is scheduled as the gradual music, it is with humility and mis-| of the 10:45 a. m. choral Eucharist givings, tomorrow at Christ Episcopal i em— church. Palestrina’s old hymn, “The/ ANY attempt 40 explain devotion- Strife Is O'er,” will be sung and a full gram of vocal and organ plain music. Literary people, with ie be given, Cheston Heath their insistence on the pictorial and| yi); direct the choir of 50 men and narrative aspects of music; have boys in the service.

“The Hallelujah Chorus” by Han-

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Parker's “Jerusalem” sung by Wa ter Bruce, music director, and tI choir and proceed with various lections by different composer! each contributing to the continuit Two outstanding numbers will from Dubois’ “The Seven Words” the beloved Easter hym! “Christ the Lord Is Risen Tod will be used both as a procession and recessional.

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participate in the Irvington service tion of music as accompaniment! Mrs. Burroughs to Sing . i beginning at 6:30 a. m. on theland incitement to human activity, Mrs. Jane Johnson Burroughs| Choirs of 75 Voices North steps of the Methodist| Even a listener, sitting quiet, taps|will sing “I Know That My Re-| “Easter Morning on Mt. ; church, with his foot or silently hums what| deemer Liveth” from Handel's “The|doux” will be the prelude for th The service is sponsored hy five he hears. Music isn't just listening; Messiah” at the 11 a. m. service in|9:30 and 10:45 a. m. services in th neighborhood congregations — the it’s participating. St. Paul's Episcopal church. The| Woodruff Place Baptist chu cl host church, the Irvington Presby-| And so the Psalmist's “O Come, varied and elaborate program of|Three choirs of 75 voices, directel terlan, the Downey Avenue Chris-|Let Us Sing Unto the Lord,” is not| music includes Biset's “Angus Dei”|by Paul Churchill Goar and c tian, and the Irvington First Bap- just a figure of speech. It's an in-|sung by Jo Ellen Burroughs with a companied by Miss Jeannett tist churches and the Alleyne|vitation to join in activity dedicated |cello obligato played by Mrs. Mar-| Vaughn, will sing. Among th chapel” : to a high purpose. People gather to0| jorie Bernat. The music for thescheduled numbers is Is Southport Stadium transcend themselves, to make re-|eommunion meditation, given by|by McWilliams, to be Siven by be

“He ligious music that will lift them out choir choir | Ola! Richard 8. Orton will direct the of the boredom and insignificance of oe re ee om ist. rh bad Helm nte! music and Bernice Fee Mozingo|qaily routine, “Hallelujah Chorus” will be among|as a special Easter feature at 7 p.m will serve as accompanist. The the closing numbers. Holy Com- a brass choir of Howe high school will] QNE great example of devotion- munion at 6:30 a. m. will precede; The Easter cantata, “Wh hrs) play and there will be various|ally inspired music that will be the service .|Arose,” by Walter and Clark, wi] special musical numbers. heard in the Easter sunrise service > be presented by the choir tomorrot

Join the ranks of the faithful by becoming the blessing of the Rev. Walter C. Maas at

Ministers Schedule Varied

Fully 3000 persons have assembled in former years for the Easter sunrise service sponsored by Perry township at 6:30 a. m., in the (Southport) Roosevelt stadium. Doors of the Simpson Methodist church will be opened at 5 a. m. tomorrow and be closed promptly at 8 a. m, when the chorus of 125 members marches in processional into the sanctuary for the sunrise service, The service will be sponsored by the following congregations in ad-

on the circle and elsewhere tomor-

developed a temporary allergy to the opening measures of that chorus. There have been many parodies. The exotic word “Hallelu-

row is Handel's “Hallelujah”|qpn Mt. Roubidoux” by Gaul will be chorus. played on the organ by Mrs. Harry More than any other composition| A. Ware at the 9:30 and 11 a. m. in our legacy of music, that mag-|services tomorrow in the Irvington nificent chorus represents devo-|Presbyterian church. Mrs. Paul tional affirmation. Even the mean-| Dorsey will sing “I Know That My ing of the Hebrew “Hallelujah” for| Redeemer Liveth” from Hahdel's most of us is in terms of Handel's| “The Messiah.” Anthems by the music. choir and Easter hymns will comI think many of us in childhood|Plete the program under the direc-

The most loved “Easter Morning

tion of Richard 8. Orton.

Clarence Elbert at Organ Clarence Elbert will direct the

at 7:30 p. m. in the Garden Dit.

will give the readings of the con tinuity and solos will be sung t Mrs. Arthur Vehling, Mr. and Mni Carl Wilson and James Burrin. |

Children Join Seniors

The Book chorale, hildren chorus of the Washington St e Methodist church, and the senio choir will be combined to sing # the 10:40 morning worship service The music will include an orga

Ministers will preach on mortality” the favorite Easter topic, tomorrow. In some churches, iden- 3 tical services will be held at differHoly Saturday. ent hours to accommodate the unusual crowds. Varied programs will religious movies

at “The 3.30| Churches. With music and scrip-|8¢t over the awkward age.

m. meeting. Miss Sherley Wallace will “Gloria” by Buzzle-Peccia accompaMrs. Gaynelle Lashbrooke. Ethel Boone will play organ numbers. BROAD RIPPLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH— “The Stone Rolled Back” will be discussed in a sermon by the Rev. Thompson at 10:40 a. m. chancel and junior choirs will sin the direction of Prof. William Pelz with Miss Elizabeth Ramsey as soloist. Small children will be cared for in the nursery while their parents are at worship,

EMERSON AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

include vespers, and other special attractions in addition to morning worship. Tomorrow’s events follow: MERIDIAN HEIGHTS PRESBYTERIAN URCH e fil ”

Presented at 7:30 p. m. will climax the ay in the church. The pastor, Dr. Sidney 3 tism will follow the 7:30 p. m. servi VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA—The dramatic story of the first 50 years of the Volunteers of America (1896 to 1946) will

Pp made by the Natio Ballington Booth's fa-

FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH—The H. H. Hazenfleld, pastor, will preach “The Unrecognized Christ” : John White

and Religion” tomorrow at 10:45 and give an address on Modern Mind’ at 10 a. m, over

Sholoey rs have done, the decline of popular|morrow. The program will include| tions and a German folk song. Both} and the will be received in the morning and evan-|One selected. WIRE. gelistic services held at 7:30 IM UNTAIN SQUA FOR tomorrow to defray orating the educational building. dren will be-baptized; Holy Communion, celebrated,

MANUEL EVANGELICAL AND HURCH-—Offerings will be given a. m. will feature music by the vested and junior choirs and the sermon, “W Ye the Living Among the Dead?” by the Rev. John Ray Clark.

VER HTS BRETHREN CHURCH—Children baptized and adults received inte memat both the 9 and 11 a. he children's and adult ch and the pastor, Dr. R. . preach on “Christ's Triumph Over

VANGELICAYL, AND REFORMC rl Triumph of Redeem- "* ‘will furnish the theme for the

. Ralph E. Weisser. will be received and Holy Communion celebrated at the close of The choir will sing Resurrection and the life.” RSITY PARK CHRISTIAN CHURCH--The Rev,

the expense of dec-

will hold sunrise services at

they permit themselves to be in-| Newborn and accompanied by Mrs.| chorus of 65 voices in anthems and FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-—Dr, Ji[ Selections to be given from

Love Never Faileth” at the 9:30 and 11

a. Archbishop Officiating jaz Ih Ihe shurch With this as forerunner, a sol-

iningroom following the sunrise service at the monument. CARROLLTON AVENUE EVANGELICAL AND REFORMED CHURCH—The R Richard Rett; “The Way of Holy Communion members at the 10:30 a. m. service. SPEEDWAY H Services will be held at 6:30, 9:30 and 11 a. m, with Re Carolyn Schmidt, director; Barbara Indianapolis, officiating. The Rt. Pater wor An Easter Journey” at the Ayres, Frances Chilcote, Helen Barth, |Rev. Msgr. Raymond R. Noll, will direct the music for all the services Processional cathedral pastor, will pontificate |the you

Brass Ensemble, Shortridge high school, [at the high mass at 7:30 a. m. in

ss Life,” celebrate the

m | theran church.” Senior and junior ment Circle Easter Sunrise Carol|nmare Delvin tomorrow at 10:45 8. m.

resence of Christ”

the earliest one in charge of Shristiey service class will precede morn-

THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH-—The Rev. “Seeking Place" sanctuary,

CHURCH-—The nursery will be open from . to noon to care for children dur-

ing the services held at 8:15 and 10:35

a. Prof. Joseph Lautner will direct the choir in special numbers and Mrs. Natalia Conner will give organ selections. Simultaneously in the parlors, the Rev. Jack Lewis will preach and an instrumental ensemble will play. CHRISTIAN MEN BUILDERS—The class will meet in the Zaring theater at 9:30 2. m. Merle Sidener will speak on ‘‘Freedom from Death” Brooks will orchestra wi be welcomed. OPPORTUNITY BIBLE WOOD CHRISTIAN CHU

will preach on ‘“The Risen choir will sing Vincent's “As It Began to

wn. OAKLANDON UNIVERSALIST CHURCH Th rl Mock will preach on ‘Easter Triumphant” and Paul Hamilton will direct the choir in special music. VETERANS HOSPITAL erick Bollrach will sing accompanied by Mrs, Mildred Fortune, at the 4:30 Pp. m, Protestant vespers, ive the meditation. he music were made throu the Beech Grove unit 2 district American Legion auxiliary. BETHANY CHRISTIAN CHURCH--Mrs, Tommy Shannon of the Eighth Christian church will speak at the 7:30 p. m. meetMiss Joan Waggoner will si solo and Richard and Robert Newbanks a duet with William Mount as accom-

OLIVE BRANCH CHRISTIAN CHURCH oal of 1600 in attendance has r the services held at 7

I play, and service men will

MADISON AVE.—Regular route to Market and Pennsylvania st., south on Pennsylvania st. Maryland st. to Meridian st. then over the regular route.

ENGLISH AVE.—Reverse Madison route,

MERIDIAN ST.—Regular route to Me- LEXINGTON AND ' BEECH GROVE, SHERMAN AND. KEYSTONE — Regular route to Meridian and Washington st., east on Washington st, to Pennsylvania st., south on Pennsylvania st. to Maryland st, west on Maryland to Meridian

MARS HILL—Regular route to Capitol sve, north on Capitol to Ohio st. east on Ohio st.,

over the regular route, SHELBY-Regular

0 Delaware then over the regular rr , M-—6:30-7:15 — Arlington. . Cemetery

the Phillips temple C. M. E|/ah” bothers youngsters until they| , and play the organ at the(prelude, “The Resurrection Morn] 10 a. m. service tomorrow at the by Johnston, a processional o ture, the story of the resurrection| EVER Now, however, ng Fas be-| Trinity Evangelical Lutheran |cholrs; a children’s anthem, “As will be given. .|Sinning of the chorus less impres-| opr, ang direct the choir at the|Began to Dawn” by Foster-Deis Earlier Service sive than such momenis as the ,o..3", "; “service in the Pirstisenior cholr anthems—"In Joseph’ grave passage beginning A, A, G, Fly; iieq Lutheran church, Lovely Garden” by Dickinson, “Th, Because Easter comes late this|sharp, E, D, with the words, from At Trinity, the children's chorus| Omnipotence” by Shubert-Spicker Year and We are no longer on day-|Rev. XI:15, “The kingdoms of this| sing the anthem, “Hallelujah!|a benediction canticle, “Unfold Yi

light saving time, the Moravians world.” ” " . orgall will open their services an hour Lo He Wakes” and there also will| Portals” by Gounod; and an

“ » Fy Surlles than last Bister, Prowptlyl YHAY wiemn snd stissing puse(be selections By the junior sudpostiude, ‘A Soup of THmpHE at 4:30 a. m,, the Rev. Stanley R.[sage, which may have inspired a At the Pirst United Lutheran|director of music, and Mrs. A. Woltjen will proclaim for the as-|somewhat similar passage in the church, Fannie Mae Geissler willl Inasy is organist. sembled congregation in the Sec-|fourth movement of Brahms’ First | sin Han dle's “I Know That My ond Moravian church: “The Lord |symphony, has a quality not trans- SHE a Leth nd choir| Following 9:30 a. m. morning is risen.” latable into words. You can't talk Gaines “An Easter Alleluls” as the| Worship when Easter anthems With these words first used at a|about it, any more than you can be sung, the St. Paul . Methodis| Moravian sunrise service in 1754, the [talk about your own religious ex-|Offertory anthem. church will be host to the commu. traditional ritual will begin. It will perience. Some things are too pro- The orchestra of the First Bap-| nity for musical vespers at 4 Pp. m be concluded in “God's acre” as the|found for chatter. tist church, directed by F. L.[There will be'an international fla: Seni netion descies Hie Sees And while we're being serious, I'd| Warner, will play for 20 minutes| vor to the music program which wil Suheriand. Park Semele tr the like to lament, as many others preceding the morning service to-|include English 13th century selec

music into a kind of auditory mari-| Gounod’s “Unfold .Ye Portals.” Two|the senior and junior choirs will The very early service at Christ|juana The human soul, if T may selections from Handel's “The Mes-|sing directed by Mrs. Hershell B Episcopal church on the circle will |taly without defining terms, is not|siah” wil] be sung by the choir, and| Burns and accompanied by Mrs be a chordl Holy Communion at 6], Jitterbug. On great occasions|one, as a solo by George Newton.|Ralph Bratton. 8, Hn Cie Shoat Heath TU girest ihe like Easter, people should think| There will be numbers also by the J music of the service. A number of [they pert Liners 1 psi] Junior choir directed by Mrs. Henry| Willard E. Beck will direct the

fluenced by. W. W. Locey. The 7:30 p. m. serv-| hymns tomorrow at services at 9:3 ” o" de Angeles will include the 'Com- — ice also will present various Easter|and 10:45 a. m. at the Broad munipn service,” and “Gloria Ex- Choi . . Methodist church. An ou ding! celsis Deo.” A second celebration|Choir.to Sing Twice compositions, v of the communion will follow at| Prof. Joseph Lautner will direct 2 sy selestion mons 4 hers 0 be sung " 7:30 8. m. : the Jordan-Butler Philharmonic|Solo Serves as Memorial | Tchalkowski's “Easter Morning. Children robed in white will form|choir in the “Hallelujah Chorus”| Mrs, Ruth Rainier Nessler, who|M™: John English will play the ore 8 cross before the altar as they|from Handel's “The Messiah,” twice plays the harp as a memorial to| 58% 8ccompaniments. sing for the 6 a. m. service tomor-|tomorrow. The choir will sing the|pher father, the late John F. Rainier,| = row in the Emmaus Evangelical Lu~|chorus at 6:30 a. m. at the Monu- | wij} give the harp solo, “Priere” by| Highlights by Handel

“I Kngw That My Redeeme! Liveth” and two other selections from Handel will highlight the musical program “to be given

choirs also will sing and the pasg|Service and again for the meeting in the Meridian Street Methodist tor, the Rev. H. L. Krueckberg, will|of the Christian Men Builders at|church, There will be anthems and speak on “Jesus Christ Is Risen 9:30 a.m. in the Zaring theater. |oiner Easter music directed by Today.” s In addition to the Handel selec- (nrs parrell Scott, who is also or- part of the 10:45 a. m. service in tishnce Torniy © in. he ngs he wisi’ fe Gene Aun Mid Lawrence township will hold an|praiseq” by Vulpius; “Praise to the| The Easter cantata, “The Resur- Shek, Bhs seivice a close wih Easter sunrise service beginning at|p by Christiansen; “Allelulia” rection According to St. John” by Eh ’ 6:30 a. m. in the Lawrence Central

“Easter Morning” by Mailing, high school. The Rev. Harold A.

Davis will speak and there will be V $ p Palesirina’s hymn:: “Ihe. § wines, mss and soins] | 9 Returned Veterans Prepares sass mm, mm, Sis ain : pon Jy. Jo? 0 sere Decatur ip chur w B : : money tommanip cnrenes will For Priesthood at Notre Dame|i, rs, mans sven, by be row at 6:45 a. m. in the West New- snd 13. m, In the ton Methodist church. The meet-| Among the students preparing for|this year, will spend one year at St.|Presbyterian church. Other an= ing is one of a series conducted|the priesthood at Holy Cross semi-|Joseph's Novitiate, Rolling Prairie [thems to be directed by since last Sunday by the co-operat-|Nary at Notre Dame university, are|Ind. after completing their re-|Frederick Holler include: “An Easing churches. 15 returned servicemen. quired courses at Holy Cross Sem-|ter Hallelujah” by Vulpius and The Easter observance will open| The homes of the men are in|inary. Upon souigletipn of their| Handel's “Hallelujah Chorus.” with a sunrise service at 6:30 a. m.|many parts of the United States.|work at St. Joseph's Novitiate, the Edwin Biltelitfe w will direct She on the lawn of the Lynhurst Bap-|Some of them were officers; others,|veterans will take temporary vows choir and play the organ for the tist church. The senior department|enlisted men. Part of the group £ poverty, chastity, and obedience, Easter music tomorrow in the Sec« of the congregation will be in|had finished college while the rest(#nd will return to Notre Dame to ond Presbyterian church. Mary charge. The concluding service at|were still in high school when they|continue their religious and acad- Godfrey Kreiser will sing the alto night will be based on the theme,| entered the service. Two who had|emic education at Moreau seminary. ro

solo, “The “The Anointed Head.” The ordi-|completed some seminary work are Vows in Three Years bert and poles ue nance of baptism will be given, |back again to finish. They have

The Emerson Avenue Baptist serv in all branches of the armed | ht ihe 20 tes yoar3 > N otte Oh Tale Regen on century) church also will hold sunrise Easter forces. - 1 = bE a ae asia Decided During Service Isfactory and if they are still deter-| Morning on Mt. Roubidoux” as &

mined to become pri they are(prelude to the varied program. church lawn. The service will bel Most of the men made up their permitted to take priests, Shi Then

sponsored by the Junior and Senior| minds to study for the priesthood they may be sent to study theology inv NCHEON ; Baptist Youth fellowship with vo- during their military service, corre- at either of the theological semi- MONTHLY Ww ;

cal numbers given by the junior|sponding with the Rev. John Wil- naries maintained by the Congrega-| The Christian Mothers’ society of choir, son, C. 8. C,, director of vocations | tion of the Holy Cross for the higher|the Sacred Heart Catholic church’ Sunrise communion will be held for the seminary. They are being|education of its priests and semi-|will give its monthly luncheon and at 6 a. m. tomorrow by the First|trained now under the G. I bill of narians, These houses are Holy|card party Wednesday at 12:30 Evangelical church. Miss Roberta|rights, ' Cross college at the Catholic uni-|p. m. in the parish hall. Mrs. Clan

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Bland, harpist, will play for 30 These veterans, most of whom versity, Washington, D. C,, and Holy|Daeger is chairman and Mrs, minutes, were discharged late in 1945 or early! Cross college, at Rome, lirads Buchman, co-chairman.