The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-04-06
CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST. Delmar. Near Grand: the Reverend
Doctor c. HI. Patton. Pastor-The First
w wi,h 3 s Wiih BEGIN sghoo ITS Ses Easter # t ss5 y m
The programme will include Easter
carols. presentation of Towering plants by
the children. awarding of prizes and di-
models exercise by the pastors class, and
a brief address by the pastor. The pro-
Grammes for morning and evening ser
vices are as follows: II a. m.-
Anthem-Hallelujah. Christ Is Risen. .Gu!lmant
sorr.no T Id,o-T so Rnn alto bass;
Liveth 80. Handel
Organ Prelude .Guilmant
Eish. p: m: by Firat Church chorus. and Sig.
A~nthem-The Crown Is on the victor'r
Anthems 1t Began to Martin
A~nthem-Glorla in ExceIsis.. Tours
p Two Vi plG1,,S Paris aar =
Organ Postlude........ .Merkel
PILGRIM. Washington and Ewing. the
Reverend Reverend Howard RSsaGf s. g. M heinaam P ana see
The following are the programmes for the
special Easter services: AT $3.50 a. m. the
Sunday school will have Its programme.
Morning service Mt II o'clock. with sermon
by the Reverend Doctor Burnham on
The Power of Christ's Resurrection"
The following music selections viii be
chorus. and "Resurrection." by Shelley, a
solo by Miss Black. Evening. at 7:i9. an
This service consists of music, children's
chorus. choir and organ. Rotations and
exercises by primary department and ad-
dress by the pastor.
the Reverend w. w. Newell. Pastor-10:3O
a. m. professional. Dubois; quartet,..kin
Of Kings; soprano solo. Easter Day.
Va the Living Among the Dead?" Hop
kins; violin solo. Ave Maria" Schubert;
sermon. The Risen Life" pastor: quartet.
quake: postiude. Dubois. The artists for
the occasion are Miss Grace Smith, So
prano; Miss Bruce. alto; Mr.. Clifford 8.
Owens. tenor; J. Stanley, 9ass3: n. f1Se,
ganist. In the evening there VIII be a
stereopticon address on THE Resurrec-
ton and Ascension"
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER, Barrett
and Thompson-Preaching In the morning
bv Professor A. Ebersole; evening, Sun
day-school Easter service.
FOUNTAIN PARK. ALBERT and Fountain;
the Reverend ]. {. Cromer. Pastor-ll a.
m, "A Voluntary Death and Resurrec,
ton: special music by Sunday-school
choir: 8 p. M. Power of the Resurrec-
ton in Common Life
HYDE PARK, Bremen and Blair; the Rev-
erend Doctor w. NJ. Jones, PaStor-lo:a3
a. m. 1.-THE Resurrection as a Fact and
as a Force; 7:so p. m'' Easter sunday
SCnOOl concert.
EMANUEL. Hancock and Jamieson: the
Reverend Milton ]. Norton. Pastor-Morn-
ing and evening services.
MEMORIAL, Sulphur and Way; the Rever-
end Frank Foster, Pastor-Morning and
evening services.
OLIVE BRANCH. Sidney and Missouri; the
Reverend William Johnson. Pastor,,1 a:
M, communion service and reception OF
members; evening. Sunday-school Easter
concert, conducted by Mr.. Brinsmade.
UNION, No. 1893 North Tenth: the Rever.
end s. 7. Mckinney, Pastor-Morning and
evening services.
MAPLEwOOD; the Reverend T.. T. Hol-
way. Pastor-Morning and evening serv-
ices.
OLD ORCHARD; the Reverend Harry
Blunt, Pastor-Morning and evening serv-
ices.
WEBSTER GROVES; the Reverend c. L.
Kloss, Pastor-Morning and evening serv-
Ices.
HOPE Belt and Easton; E. A.. P. Haynes,
s~upply-Morning and evening services.
REFER PLACE. Macklind and Old Man
chester; the Reverend Frank Lonsdale,
Pastor-Morning and evening services.