The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1901-1901, 1901-04-08
WORSHIP
With SONGS
Amid the Lilies, Palms, Ever
green's and Flowers.
ON EASTER SUNDAY
Special Sermons and Musical Number
That Were Rendered at the Easter
Celebration.
ON EASTER SUNDAY

With the exception. of the Presby
terrain all the churches of the city hell
special Easter services yesterday
The churches were decorated witt
plants and cut flowers.
Baptist.
At the Baptist church the follow
ing program was rendered.
Morning.
DOxOlOgy and Invocation.
Anthem - D Sacred Head, Now
Wounded.
Hymn-323.
Lesson and Prayer.
Hymn-689.
Announcements and Offering.
Solo-King of Love.
Sermon.
Anthem-Our Lord is Risen.
Hymn-632.
Observation-Disclosures Supper.
Evening.
Duet.
Hymn-4G7.
Lesson and Prayer.
Hymn-361.
Collection and announcements.
Anthem by Choir.
Trial in Pilates Hall.
From the Prastorium to the Cross
From the Cross to the Tomb.
Anthem-Lo! He Dies.
The Resurrection.
Anthem - Hallelujah! Let Us Sing
Episcopal.
Easter was red letter day in tn
history of Christ church. The pleas
ant sunshine brought everybody out
and the church building was not abs
to accommodate the crowds that came
Many were turned away from the
doors. The church was beautifully
decorated with white festival hang
ings against which the foliage of tn
Easter lilies and potted plants stood
out most clearly. Flowers and wreatha
were in great profusion In the chan
eel The feature of the service was
the first appearance of the choir il,
their vestments. There were twent,
voices and the musical program wa.
a very attractive one, and was excel
lently rendered. The choir vested IL
the parish house, and marching to tn
church, entered by the west door, and
went up the aisle singing the process
sional hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen
Today"
The Rev. Mr.. Dickey assisted Mr.
Carsweli in the service. reading tn
lessons and taking part in the com
munion service. Mr.. Peterson tool
his place in the choir, and rendered i
tenor solo, in the anthem Christ Oul
Passover" AS an offertory solo
Mrs. NorQuist charmingly sang Skel
ley's Resurrection" with violin oh
ligatO by Mr.. Chester. In the even
ing the church was again filled to tn
doors, and the service was of a yer!
hearty character. A great deal o
credit is due to Mrs. Norquist, for thu
excellent training she has given tn,
choir. It is probable the same pre-
gram will be given again next Sun
day. An Offering of $50 was aske'
for in behalf of the diocesan mission
fund. About SIS were given. Tn
Sunday school Lenten offering wa
unexpectedly large. The children
brought in about 500 for the genera
mission fund, of which the larges
fund. About SIS was given. Til
by little Miss Breedlove. Chris
church should be proud of the Sunda
school.
N. z. CHURCH.
The exercises at the Methods
church consisted Of songs, recitations
etc. The program was as follows:
Overwhelmingly.
Song - Hark to the Gladstone
notes ..s.. ..SchOC
Scripture Reading-Matt. vi. 1894.
Lords Prayer-Infant Glass :. :.
Miss Proud
SOng-With Song of Joy ;. Schoo
necltation
by Members of Miss Prouds Clas
Song-A Way to the Meadows =.
:. Schoo
Recitation :. :. Berry, Nobl,
Song of Praise-Solo and Chorus :.
Remarks by the Pastor.
S0ng-Take No Th0't-Duet and
chorus .......... Mr.. Johns Clas!