The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-01

Mutual Recognition" the text being
IL ascend unto my Father, and your
Father; and to my God and your
God"
In this sermon. Rev. Mr.. Bernard
dwelled upon the relationship which
exists between God and man.
Among the many Easter festivities
In the various churches of the city
Sunday, at none the day was no
more fittingly celebrated than at the
Epworth Methodist at the evening
service. The choral u1ion, at all
times capable of rendering pro-
gram of highest musical consequence
was unusually qualified last evening,
after having trained for several days
under the able direction Of Freder
ick Bergman.
Pobably the feature number of
the entire program was an organ
solo by Miss Jessie Havill, who rem
dered tie overture of "William
Tell" 1t was the first time that
the complete overture has ever been
rendered on church organ in the
city.
An exceptionally pleasing number
was a duet, Awake, Thou That
Sleepest," from the Daughter Of
Jarius," by Mrs. Allen and Mr..
Bergman. Hear my Prayer" from
Mendelssohn, was rendered by the
choral, Mrs. Allen singing the solo
parts. A male quartette, composed
of Messrs. J. Wilbur Jacoby, ]. H.
Oatey, Harvey Martin and T. Mills,
assisted oy Mrs. Allen sang praise
the Lord, Oh My Soul" An anthem
They Have Taken Away My Lord"
from Stainer, proved a fine selec.
ton. Miss Havill, accompanist.
rendered as voluntary "Tocatto In
|G"-DuBois. In a recess OF the
musicale. Rev. D. II. Bailey made a
short interesting address on the
Resurrection OF Christ"
AT the morning services the choral
union sang the noted chorus, "And
the Glory OF the Lord" from the
Messiah. The pastor talked on the
theme, "The Meaning of Easter"
The .Sunday-school of Wesley
M. E. church gave an Easter
program Sunday morning. In con-
nection with the entertainment,
prizes were distributed among the
children who secured the largest
amounts Of missionary money dur
ing the past year, thirty of the
scholars being rewarded for their
work. The total amount raised
during the year was $50. all of
which will be sent to the church
board of missions.
The program of the morning con-
sisted cf recitation, can Easter
Greeting" by Serepts Baker an
Easter song by the primary depart
ment, recitation, Easter Lilies"
by Inez Kenyon. singing of "Ris-
en- AS He Said' by chorus of
bows. recitation, "The Lily
Sermon" by Mary Miller song
easter in the Heart',, by Mrs.
John Manley's class. a recitation
"My Grandpa's Flower by Alma
Reading, a song "The Wake Up
Time" by the primary depart
ment recitation, "The Blossom"
by Elsie Shackelford, song
"Wonderful Savior" by B. Sc
landers' class and an exercise,
"Red White and Blue" by Mrs.
E. Ash's class.
AT the close talk was given
by the pastor Rev. c. Z. Rowley
and duet was sung by Rev.
Mr.. Rowley and wife.
Sunday evening a rally was held
at Wesley church, an excellent ser.
mon being delivered by Rev. Mr..
Houk, the evangelist who has been
conducting revival services at the
West End mission during the past
few weeks. AS result of these
meetings. mere than seventy people
were converted. Many Of the con-
verts attended the rally, Sunday
evening and seven became members
Of the church. An altar service
was held and eight people were
q asM az -Tr-1Uh ,Ast tr
= At st. Papl's lchu-eh1 Sunday
Holy Communion was celebrated at
an early morning service and again
at the regular services. Both
the morning ,and afternoon services