Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-04-09
CLAD EASTER DAY
IN Song and Carol It viii Be
HeraIded.
SERVICES TOMORROW
'ohrtst, the Lord, Is Risen," Will Re the
Thome. Program OF aIusic Ar
ranged for tho Oc- 4
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The eole1nndty which for the mas,
week he's surrounded churches off all
denominations throughout the Chris
Elan, world Will eVaporate tomorrow
luke the mist before THE pising sun, and
nrae'hT lights, beautiful flowers and glo-
vent Of that greatest of an religious
HeSthNtals, Easter Sunday. All OF tine
churches have prepared special services,
ancfudlng rare music in honor of the
1es5uall day. The evening services wall
be held at O'Clock at all th,. places
OF worship.
AT st. Vimeent's Catholic church the
usual Easter Sunday services Wild be
held ait 1890 A. M. with fine music by
hn augmented choir. REV Father CNhas.
mon, the subject being on The Res
erection" There will he special music
also at THE evening service.
likewise there wild be special services
at the First Baptist church, with music
es a feature Of THE MORNING and even
ing services. i'm the morning Rev. {.
c.. Cox, the pastor, will preach on the
text 'M a man die shall me live again p
In the evening at O'clock the subject
win be First CordntfMa MS, 1888.
AT the Tlhirtielh Street Christian
church Rev. w. R. Motley, the pastor.
will preach in the morning on THE Re
lations Of CIgtst's Resurrection TO In
mortality" His evening subject Will
be 'sRepentanoe am Absolute Essential
In the Reception of Salvation.
In the Afternoon at O'Clock Rev. +.
F. Shenk OF the First Lu'pneran cirurIn,
OF Norfolk wild conduct en E,sSuer ser
vice at the Christian church. Where
there win be interesting features
EASTER MUSIC ;MTST. PAUL'S.
St. Paurs Episcopal church Will be
ye,,IV1 ia
lights for tine EASTER festival, and
special program HAS been srraAIss.eu
with music tin addition to THE Nesnha1
singing. The rector, Rev. j FrahSas
Rbbble. will preach from heseAa .io11s >
II. 6-6-..Anfd from Jesus Christ, Who Is
the Gaithful witness, the first oegotten
OF The dead, and the prince OF the Kings
OF .the earth- Unto him that loved US,
end washed. US from our Sims, IN ms
~ s ma al ';ssf 5i g f esa
mol Church the following 2! ogram q
music will be rendered.
Easter ,Amthem-"Christ in Pass. =,
over Observation-Disclosures Mlilaro-
Te Deunln-"We Praie Thee. Q
God" ....... Geo. W. Warren.
Jubllata-.'O Be Joyful" ......... Tours
Hymn No. 112
Gloria Tiba fuV Ton.
offertoTy-..Christ the Lord IS Ris-
an. Dudley Buck.
sanctus Observation-Disclosures Flanier.
Hymn No. 227.
Gloria in Exeelsis :.,.,: ~. ,,ro
a In the evening at O'clock this pro-
gram will be rendered:
PROFESSIONAL Hymn No. 112-
Gloria ...--..-.... Aoeii ,.
Gl0riat n ExceQsiS Observation-Disclosures.
Benedic-" A1niala Mea" T. Norris.
'IyTnni no. III.
OffertOry-Tenor Solo ....-..........
by Mr.. Bertha I'd Nelnls.
Hymn No rs.
In the evening Rev Mr.. R!ibble will
hod Buster service at Morrison.
At the Presbyterian church there will
he morning communion. followed by the
subject Easter and Calvery.' ana IN
Hhe evening '.SH1all there be ResuGTec-
tdon:''
Rev IL. T. Wexford, the pastor, will
second baptist church. Rev. Thomas
J. MacKay, pastor-Ser'vices at II a
NJ and p. M.
chestnut Avenue Methodist church,
Rev. M S. Colonna, Jr.. pastor-SerV-
ices at IL A. M. and 1880 p. M.
WASHINGTON AVENUE M..THO-
DIST CHURCH.
At the Washington Avenue Metho-
dist church the program for the Easter
Festival will be- as follows:
IA MORNING.
Prelude Symphony i'm C.-schu-
Offer.tly Q Heavens b Tours.
Anthe1n-"Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead.".. Cran!Ee:-.
A1lthenl-"T Thanks BE to Cod. .....
EVENING
"C'hant the Word" $50. Gustav Lange.
4 DoN1logy.
Voluntary.
AntIheyn--Christ our Passover Daaks.
Soqo-"O Risen Lord. IL
BY Mrs. Wentworth with violin obi:gato
r7 by Professor Anderson.
Anthem -''T ..lankBs' to God : Ptstlour.
Rev. b. F. Lipsconlb, the pastor will
preach on the Resurrection" at the
morning service.