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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-18
ST. LOUIS WORLD's FAIR.
1SO3-1OO3.

st. Louis, April 0, 1902.
EDITOR LEADER, Dear Sir:-The Cen
tennial Anniversary Of the purchase o.
the Louisiana territory, will be com
morated by an International Exposi
tion to be held in st. Louis in 1908
The acquisition of this territory gave
to the United States possession Of the
Mississippi river, and open commercial
road to the Gulf of Mexico, and added
to the United States more than a mil.
lion square miles-an area one.third
greater than that of the entire thirteen
original states.
From this princely domain, procured
without bloodshed or conquest. at the
magnificent cost of $15, 900, there
have been carved, including two states
within disputed boundaries, fifteen
within a present population of about
20, 600, 1000 inhabitants nearly one.
fourth of that of the entire United
States, and taxable wealth Of not less
than 81, 900, 00O, 900.
The Centennial Anniversary of this
acquisition is Of national interest, and
its proper celebration is immeasurably
above local significance or. application.
It is q matter in which the United
States is as deeply interested as any
stale within the boundaries of the
Louisiana pnrchase. It cannot be 10.
Called or minimized.
Realizing the world wide signifance
Of the event-the stateliest epoch in
the nations history-the projectors of
the Louisiana purchase exposition, in
commemoration thereof, have planed
it upon lines Of corresponding magni-
tude. The plan and scope of the ex-
position are succinctly but without
set forth in the enclosed
leaflet.
In addition to go, 900, 900 raised by
the municipality and citizens of St.
Louie, and $5,O00,0O0 appropriated by
The federal government. appropriations
by states and territories already have
brought the total to the handsome
figure Of about $1s, ,OOc, OOc. The state
If Illinois has appropriated $3.50, 900 for
The Illinois display, and the state of
Iowa has promised a like amount for
her exhibit Other states have made
generous provisions for befitting repre-.
We should like to see all the Louis.
ANA states rank in the forefront Of the
great states Of the union, and we are
willing to join hands with you in pro.
noting the undertaking We trust
that this will enlist your efforts to
awaken wide spread interest among
The people. 30 a. to pave the way to a
liberal appropriation when the legisla-
ture meets next winter.
We want the cooperation Of South
we want an exhibit Of her pro.
ducts and her achievements; we want
her state building to be conspicuous in
the galaxy. and we want her sons and
daughters to swell the pagent Of our
greatness.
II You should require specific rather
than general information regarding
any feature Of this exposition, or it's
development and progress, we would
be pleased to give it to you upon appli-
cation. Yours sincerely
CHAs. NJ. REEVES
Secretary, Committee on Legislation.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-18
Good for Rheumatism,

Last fall I was taken with a very
severe attack of muscular rheumatism
which caused me great pain and an
scriptions and rheumatic cures, I de-
cided to use Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
which I had seen advertised in the
SouthJ Jerseyman. After two appli.
cations of this remedy I was, much
better. and after using one bottle, was
completely cured.-SALLiE HARRIS,
Salem, N. J. For sale by; f:yM. Hell.
mey,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-18

Charles Cassill, cashier of the Farm.
ers' State Bank, returned from Lennox
Tuesday, where he went to look over
his new bank at that place.
Len Redfeld and wife of Harrisburg,
were Canton visitors Tuesday. Len is
looking happy and says the world and
he get along without jar or discord
and he worries over nothing.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-18
G. A. II. Meeting.

Regular Meeting Genl Lyon Post
No. II, G. A. R. on Saturday eve April
10th. at 7:30 o'clock sharp, at Pos,
headquarters, Fowler Building. I'm.
por,ant business to come before the
post. All members requested to at.
tend w. n. HARMAN,
JOHN HUNTINGTON. Commander.
Adjutant. -'.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-18
HOLINESS STATE MEETING.
State Association Will Hold
Annual Meeting at Canton
August 3 to 18.

Doland. April 14-Rev. j. E. Norvell.
Of this city, president Of the State
holiness Association, announces that
the next annual state camp.meeting Of
the association will be held in. the
Epworth League Pavilion at Canton
from Aug. to 18. Rev. w. R. Craig,
of Toronto, Ont, will be the evangelist,
assisted by Rev. R, N. McKaig of
Sioux City, Ia. Rev. E. s. Chappell,
of Sioux Falls, has been appointed
secretary of the association to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Rev. 8. w. Peterson. of Minnesota.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-18
Building Material Of all Kinds

Call in and see our stock Of
Cottage Front and other Doors.
Also porch material of the best
designs. Estimates made with
out cost to anyone who is ex-
pecting to build. We are glad
to see all our old customers
and will serve them faithfully,
as we will the many new ones
whom we shall be pleased to see.
Edgar Dean, Mgr.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1902-04-18
Special Train Excursion

Special Train Excursion
To Eureka, s. D. via the Chicago Mil
waukee & st. Paul R'y, on Saturday
and Sunday, April s6 and 27.
Special free reorganization ascen
sion and parachute descent at 1 p. m.
by Madame Frances LIE Roy of St.
Paul, MINI.
Grand band concert and musical
program will be given in the large
pavilion tent at 1:30 p. m, free to the
holders of excursion tickets. 30
Baseball game at 2:3o p. m.-sioux
Falls vs.. Algona. General admission
free to holders Of excursion tickets.
The special train will leave Canton s.
D. at 10:45 p. m on Saturday, May 25,
and returning will leave Eureka at 7 p.
m. Sunday the Goth.
Excursion tickets will be good going
and returning only on above train and
date
Round trip rate from Canton $3
Special Notice Sleeping cars will be
attached. Reserve berths through
ticket agent at nearest station. Rate
for double berth accommodating two
people, 50 each way. ~
For further particulars apply to the
ticket agent of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul R'y.
. F. A. MILLER, 3.
Gen. Pass. Agent.
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have prepared q beautiful and elabor-
ate service for Easter Sabbath. As
sisted by Miss Clara Long, violinist;
Mrs. Jessie Phillips Smith, soprano;
William A. Roberts, basso; Mr.. Floyd
Heberling, baritone, most attractive
and inspiring programme of musical
service will be presented. The special
selections will be as follows:
MORNING.
Organ and violin prelude-Romanza ...... Bach
Mrs. Will G. Mcdonald, Miss Clara Long.
Anthem, 1.-THE Angel Of the Lord ...... Gilbert
Mrs Smith, Mr.. Howard f. Griffin and full
chorus.
Ofertory violin and organ--1dylle. Frank Behf
Miss Clara Long, Mrs. w. C. Mcdonald.
Anthem, 'He Is Risen ................S Schneider
Mrs. Smith, Miss Annie Morgan Mr. Howard
E. Griffin Thomas Morgan and full choir.
Organ-Postlude in G .....................ke Kern
Mrs viii c. Mcdonald.
Prelude, violin and organ-'Traumerei'. Spies
Miss Clara Long, Mrs. W. c. Mcdonald
Anthem, "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
johnson.
Mr.. Thomas Morgan, Miss Jessie Phillips
Smith and full choir.
Solo, "Hosanna" ........................G .Grenier
Mrs. Jessie Phllips-Smith violin obligato,
Miss Long.
Anthem, "Christ Our Passover" &C.. Dudley Buck
Mrs. Smith, Howard +. Griffin, Thomas Nor
gan and full choir.
Ofertory, Romance in G lotto Il. Schill
Miss Long, Mrs. Mcdonald.
Solo, "The Resurrection Morn Paul Rodney
Mr.. William A. Roberts.
Anthem, "Iift Up Your Heads
W. Bloomfield Goate.
Mr.. Floyd Heberlng, Mrs. Watson Griffin
and full choir
Organ-Postlude IN G. ..................,.B Batiste
Mrs. viii G. Mcdonald.
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Recitation Selected. ..........M Miss Elois Thomas
Solo, There Is No Love Like the Love of Jesus.
Master David Herbert Williams
Reading, "The Walk to Emaus'' .......... Pastor
Getnes,nlanc ..-....,.........,..... .InoruS
Recitation Easter Day. Miss Mabel Jennings
o Glorious Easter Day ....................Ch Chorus
Recitation Selected ........ Miss Blodwin Jones
The Triumph Song .......................Ch Chorus
Recitation Miss Corrine Collins
From Gloom to Glory .....................Ch Chorus
Prayer.
This Is the Day Of Jubilee. ee...............Ch Chorus
BepediCtion.
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PARASOLS.

This is to be parasol season, and the
manufacturers have outdone all previous eff
forts. Never were silks, laces and chiffons
so bewitchingly combined, and even if some
pet ideas must be laid aside the 1902 maiden
will own and carry pamsol.
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Grace Lutheran Church.

The programme of Easter services in
the Grace Evangelical Lutheran church
at Mulberry street and Prescott ave-
nue., of which the Rev. Luther Hess
Waring Is pastor, is as follows:
Sunday, $50 a. M, the Sunday school will have
its Easter service, using the exercises Of
Scripture, recitation and song, entitled "The
Evergreen Shore" published by the board OF
Church extension. The Sunday school offer
ing will be for the cause OF Church Extension.
Easter lesson and Easter music.
1890 a. M, Divine worship. Easter sermon,
''Who Shall Roll Away the Stone?' Admin
istration of the Holy Communion.
Offering for Synodica benevolence
Easter music.
"The Resurrection ..................... Shelley
Tenor solo by ]. Arthur Frantz, with violin
obligato by Mrs. Taggart
ANGELS Roll the Rock Away ........ Schneider
Chorus Choir.
THE Resurrection Morn
Soprano solo by Mrs. Edith W. Hecke
p. M, Y. P. s. G. E., topic ''The Risen Life.
Christ s-Ours.' Leader R. Tracy Strohm.
73O p. M, Divine worship. Easter sermon.
evidences of Christ's Resurrection Eas.
ter music
There Is Reaper" ....,................P .Pinsuti
Duet by Mrs. Heckel and Miss Charlotte
Skinner.
"An Easter Anthem ............,.........Su .Sudds
Chorus Choir.
bass SOLO selected
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Penn Avenue Baptist Church.

A chorus choir of thirty voices will
sing, in the Penn Avenue Baptist
church tomorrow. The soloists are
Mrs. L. III. Brundage, soprano; Arthur
Morgan, Basso. Hadyn Evans is the
organist and director. The programme
follows:
1890 M
Organ Prelude, Andante .................St .Stainer
Anthem, 81 am He That Liveth' ........Adams
Hymn.
Ofertory, "He Is Risen ............. Schneider
Mr.. Arthur Morgan.
Sermon.
Anthem, "Awake, Awake" .............. West
iostiuue. Smart
. p. NJ.
Special Sunday School Exercises.
'7.30 p. NJ.
organ frcluue .l.emaire
Choir Sentence. "The Lord Is in His Holy
Temple"
Hymn.
Anthem "Thc Lord Liveth" ........ Marchant
Ofertory, Ear from the East" .......,, Shelly
Hymn.
sp"'iuue .Prout
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HOSIERY.

Black Silk and Lisle, embroidered leads,
beautiful lace designs. with rosebuds and
other dainty flowers interviewer. Another
idea is silk embroidered monogram over
the instep. Call and inspect this line.
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First Baptist Church.


The choir of the First Baptist church,
Beddoe, have prepared with great care
unusually fine Easter music. On Sab
bath morning the choir will render sew
eral special anthems, and there will also
be solos by Miss Ruth E. Beddoe, alto,
and e. e. Lord, basso. The pastor, Rev.
S. F. Mathews, will give brief talk on
the Resurrection" A full orchestra
will be in attendance both morning
and evening.
In the evening the following pro-
sramme will be carried out in full:
Organ Prelude.
Hym.
Scripture
Prayer.
Hyma
Offertory.
Cantata ....................."E easter Dawn"
Organ Prelude.
Solo and Chorus, '"rhe Grave Itself Gar -
den 1s' ........................E. E. Lord
Solo and Chorus "As 1t Began to Dawn"
Thomas G. Williams
Duet "They Have Taken Away Ny Lord
Thomas James and Miss Ruth T. Beddoe
Quartette "Tear Not Up"
Mrs. Thomas James, Miss Ruth +. Beddoe,
William NJ. Evans and E. f. Lord
Solo and Chorus, "Chrst Our Passover
Mrs. Lillian Osborne
Soprano Solo with Violin Obigato, "Hail
Happy Morning" ........ Mrs. Lillian Osborne
Final Chorus, "Christ Is Risen Today"
Full Chorus
The full Easter choir will be composed of the
following well known singen:
sopranos-Mrs Thomas James, Mrs. Lillian Os.
borne, Mrs Williams, Mrs. Lillian Hale
Altos-Nrs. Anna Rogers, Mrs Davis, Miss
Ruth E. Beddoe, Miss Eva Phillips.
Tenors-Dr I. NJ. Senderlng, William W. Ev.
ans, Thomas G. Williams, Charles Penny.
Bassos-E. E. Lord William NJ. Fowler, Dr. b.
G. Beddoe, Thomas d. James, Arthur Brown end
E. E. Lord, jr.
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GLOVES.

Of course they are Ireland Bros We
won't buy anything else. With the New
Stitching and Clasps. In white, pearl,
black, in fact all shades to 60 with the Easter
Gown. If you have been disappointed else
where don't give up; come here.
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Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.

=,
In Holy TRINITY Lutheran church, at
Adams avenue and Mulberry street, a
fine programme has been arranged for
tomorrow. which will be rendered. mn
der the direction of n n wor,T ~,
gonist ond d,rao,or M, W
s. s'm "'' Lie programme
ioiio"s'
hohNiNG sEh'loE'
Prelude ............,..........Mr h. F.. Ward
Opening chorus ...,........................ Choir
Versieal.
jntroit.
GloI1a Patri.
Kyrie.
Glory in Excelsis,
Epistie and Gospel for the day.
Solo Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. NJ. Landt
The Halelujah and sentence.
Apostles creed
LYNN, Christ the Lord Is Risen"
Sermon by @. j. Cooper, Of Allentown.
Anthem .......... .,....... ......... ... Choir
Hymn. "The Day OF Resurrection"
Doxoogy and benedction.
The evening service will be conduct
ed by the Sunday school at 71h sharn
Anthem ..........,.'..... CT
Scripture reading .Rey. q / Coonsr
Invocation. - N''P''
Chorus =. ............ ....... sobo0,
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st. Patrick's, West Scranton.

The programme of music to be rem
dered at st. Patrick's Catholic church,
West Scranton, on Easter Sunday will
be as follows:
Kyrie. Observation-Disclosures. Mozart
Bass solo ..............,...... Nliiidm Nanstoh
Gloria Mozart
'Qui Tolls"
Kathryn Johnson and John shaughnessy
"Quoniam,''
Margaret Kelly, Mary Jordan, Michael Dun
nigan and William Nanston.
Nfeuo hoHhtt
''Et lncarnatus Est,
Lillian McDermot, Mr. Flannaghan, Mary
Jordan and Bert Johnson
Ohertory, "Regina Coeli' ',..............M Melville
Benedictus Mozart
Lillian McDermott, Mary Jordan, Laughlin
McIIugh and Bert johnson.
Agnus Del NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mozart
Kathryn Johnson.
Postlude, "Te Deum."
The personnel of the choir Is as fol-
lows:
Sopranos--Margaret Kelly, Lillian McDermott,
Anna McFadden Anna Dunnigan Laura Nealon,
Fannie McGee and Anna Doud.
Altos-Mary Jordan, kathryn johnson and SUI
san Canavan.
Tenors-M. Dunnigan, l.. MeIlugh, John Shaugh'
messy, MIR. Fannaghan and Mr., Martin.
Bassos-James Degnal, Bert johnson, Frank
Creegan, William Yanston.
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Jackson Street Baptist Church.

The following programme will be OBJ
served in the Jackson Street Baptist
church, Sunday:
MORNING SERVICE AT 1880,
Prelude
Lords Prayer In unison.
Psalm. Responsive reading.
Anthem, Lift Up Your Heads ..,...,,... Lehman
Chorus.
Scripture Lesson, John xS, lis.
Easter Offering.
Anthem, From Gloom to Glory .........., Gebel
Chorus
Sermon, ''Mary and Her Risen Lord"
This Is the Day Of Jubilee ............... Chorus
Prayer.
Benediction.
EVENING SERVICE AT O'CLOCK.
Overture, Professional ................ Orchestra
Anthem, Victorious King .,...........,.. Fillmore
Chorus
Scripture Lesson The Resurrection ........ Pastor
Anthem, Easter Lilies ...........,...,,.,..Gei Geibel
Chorus.
Prayer.
Anthem, Lift Up Your Heads ..."...... Chorus
Recitation, The First Easter Day"
Miss Hattie Ellis
Easter Offering.
In the Hall of Judgment ............,.... Chorus
Recitation, Awake Heart" Miss Freda Lewis
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Second Presbyterian Church.

The following programme of music
for the Easter evening praise worship
will be given in the Second Presbyte-
rian church:
Organ Prelude, Festival March ......Dudley Buck
,,u sea- Mr.. j. NJ. Chance.
Easter Carol, "Ring Bells of Easter.''
Quartette and Choir.
Solo, 'The Resurrection Morn" ..........R Rodney
Miss Black.
Violin Solo, Elaboration ............. .Borowski
Miss Julia Allen.
solo, "Come see the Place Where Jesus lay"
Bartlett
Mr.. Gippe1.
0fertory, Organ Solo, "In Paradisni' e..Dubois
Miss Mabel Rennic.
olo, "These Are They" from the Oratorio Of
''The Holy City, .......................Ga .Gaul
Miss Grace Spencer.
Anthem, "Once the Lord OF Glory lay"
Bartlett
Miss Black and Choir.
Violin Obligato Miss Allen.
Solo, ''Be Ye Comforted, Ye That Mourn,''
Fisher
Miss Garagan
Duet, "Our Lord Has Risen" .............. Loud
Misses Black and Garagan.
Anthem, "Glorious Is Thy Name" Mozart
Quartette and Choir.
Organ Poslude, March in G Major. ........ Riggs
Miss Mabel Rennie.
Mr.. j. NJ. Chance, organst and director.
Miss Mabel Rennie, assistant organist.
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Providence Presbyterian Church.
The large chorus Easter choir of the
Providence Presbyterian church, under
the direction OF Charles +. Whittemore,
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Simpson M. E. Church.

In the Simpson Nj. e. church, West
Scranton, there will be special music
tomorrow morning and the pastor, Rev.
H. G. McDermott will preach on THE
Christ, the First Fruits" 1t will be
missionary day in the Sunday school
and there will be special exercises. In
the evening the fine choir of the church
will render this programme:
Anthem, Halleujth, Christ Is Risen. e. A. Glare
Choir.
Solo, The Resurrection .............. Paul Rodney
Mr. Harry A. Wrigley.
Prayer
Anthem, God Hath Appointed Day. B. Tours
Misses Eva Kittle, Mary Jones' Messrs. Thomas
Abraham, Fred Evans and Choir.
Solo, The Risen Lord .....................H Holden
Mr.. William Long.
Solo, Lend Me Your Aid ..................Go Gounod
Mr.. Thomas Abraham.
Anthem, Wake Ye Ransomed ..... VIM r. Spence
Choir.
Offering
Duet Easter Morn ......................Ha .Hanscom
Miss Helen Thomas, Mrs. George Vipond
Solo, Calvary Paul Rodney
Mr.. Fred Evans.
Quartette, The Holy City ................ Adams
The Simpson Male Quartette.
Chorus, The Heavens Are Telling. Joseph Hayden
Miss Helen Thomas, Messrs Thomas Abraham,
Harry Aeker and Choir.
Chairmaster-Prof. William W. Jones.
Organist-Walter Davies.
Sopranos-Msses Eva Kittle Helen Thomas,
Mary Hover, Bertice Tibbetts, Mrs. William
Shoemaker Mrs. Thomas Abraham, Mrs. j. r.
James.
Mo-,
Sarah Thomas, Florence Harvey, Jessie Wrigley,
Mrs. George Vipond.
Tenors-Messrs. Thomas Abraham, Walter Da.
vies, A. B. Ridgway, W. W. Jones, James Mat.
thews
Bassos-Messrs. Harry A. Wrgcy, Harry Acber,
Judson Hinman, Fred W. Evans, T. W. Jones'
William Long.
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washburn Street Presbyterian.

The following music will be rendered
by the choir of the Washburn Street
Presbyterian church tomorrow under
TIC direction of the choirmaster C. B.
Derman. In the evening the choir will
be assisted by the church orchestra;
1880 A. NJ,
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Peters cathedral, tomorrow morning at
1910 o'clock, the following programme
will be rendered:
Professional march .....................kic .kicsler
Orchestra.
Kyrc, trio tsoprano, tenor and bass) and
chorus ........................C .Chas. Gounod
Mrs. NJ. j. Leonard, Mcssrs Gust. Report, John
Stobcr and choir
Gloria, solos, duet, trio and chorus. .... .Gounod
Mrs. T. G. Walsh, Messrs. Gus. Repert W.
II. Bradbury and choir
Credo, trio (sopranc, tenor and bas) and
chorus ...................,...Ch .Chas. Gounod
Miss A. b. Lavelle. Messrs. Gus. Rcpert, W.
+ II. Bradbury and choir.
Regina Coeli, quartctte and chorus ...... .Giorza
Mrs. 7. G. Walsh, Miss Laura Rafcr, Mcssrs.
Daniel Bucky, W. II. Bradbury and choir.
Sanctus ...................Cna Dounou
Choir.
Bcncdctus ........................C Chas. Gounod
Choir.
Agnus Del, soprano solo, tenor solo and cho.
rus ....... ......... ..........Chas. Gounod
Miss A. b. Lavellc. Mr.. Repert and choir.
Te Deum chorus, with organ and orchestra.
German.
Choir, organ and orchestra.
W. p. Schilling, organist and director; W.
r. Bradbury, assistant organist. Bauer's or
chestra, II pieces, plays all the accompaniment.
The celebrant Of the mass will be Rt.
Rev. M. j. Hoban; arch-priest, Rev.
j. A. OReilly; deacons of honor. Rev.
P. Lavelle, Rev. M. Lotus; deacon of
the mass, Rev. d. j. Dustin; sub-deacon
of the mass, Rev. Walter German;
master of ceremonies. Rev. John j.
Griffin; preacher, Rev. l.. McLaugh-
lin.
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EASTER MUSIC
IN THE CHURCHES

PREPARATIONS OF an unusual
~ character have been made in
1 nearly all of tho churches Of the
city for an elaborate celebration of
Easter Sunday. The programmes given
indicate the high character of the SER
vices to be held.
Elm Park.
The musical selections for the morn
ing service, and the order of service
for the evening praise service mt Elm
Park church on Easter Sunday is as
follows. In the evening the quartette
and Mr. Pennington will be assisted by
F.. w. Widmayer, violinist, and a
chorus of fifty girls.
MORNING.
Organ, Oacrtoirc in G ..................Tho Thomas
Choir-Anthcm, "Sing Praises Unto the Lord"
Msrchant
Organ, Fantasia Pastoralc ...............R Rcnaud
Choir Anthem, "fc Sons and Daughters OF
the King" Observation-Disclosures. .Bartiettt
Organ Postlude, Sortie In d ................ Koch
EVENING.
Chime OF Bells; Change Ringing and Easter
Carols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Alfred Woolcr
Organ Prelude, Easter Ofertoire. ........ Batiste
Mr.. Alfred Pennington
Hymn ..................Ch Choir and Congregation
prayer ..................'.'.... ihc rdsloi
Anthem, "Lift Your Glad Voices '......Van Lear
Elm Park Quartettc.
Scripture Reading.
Soprano Solo, "Lift Up Your joyful Hearts,
Dresser
Mrs. f. II. Connell, with Organ and Violin.
Offering from All the People.
Bass Solo, "Allcluia to the King" Steele
Mr.. Philip Warren, with Organ and Violin.
Address .s...................... the tastor
Girls Chorus, clark, While Merrily on the
Contralto Solo, "The Resurrection '...... Shelley
Mrs. Lenorc Thompson, with Organ and Violin
Girls Chorus, "Chime Softly Bells of Eas.
ter, ..sss...........s......... .onepperu
Tenor Solo, easter Morn Hath Dawned
Again Observation-Disclosures. ..Wooler
Mr.. Alfred Wooler, with Organ and Violin.
Anthem, "As 1t Began to Dawn. ".......... Reed
Elm Park Quartette
Hymn ....................Ch Choir and Congregation
Bcnediction.
Organ Postludc, Tocata in Major. ......... Bach
Mr. Alfred Pennington.
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Anthem .......... -. .,,... .............Choir
Chorus, 80 Mighty SAVIOR ..,.......... School
Recitation, "An Easter Promise Amelia fenne
Chorus, victory .........,,.,..'''''''.'S 'Scnool
Benediction and doxology.
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