The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-04-18
CHURCH SERVICES


In addition to the program of the
Bible school, the choir will sing
"The Lord Is Exalted" John
WesD and a quartet of Misses
Dyer and Rice and Messrs. Cords
and Dyer will sing, "Hark a Sound
Resembling" Prof. A. w. Cords
will sing. Fear Not, o Israel"
(Buck). The entire evening will
be given to music and song. The
choir will render THE Resurrec-
ton according to st. OHM by
Bullari). The program includes:
Prelude for pianos, chorus and
tenor solo, soprano solo, art Thou
| Weary, Art Thou Languid"; con-
tralto and bass duet, triumphant
Lord Thy Work Is Done; Easter
carol, "On the Resurrection Morn
ing; chorus and bass solo, "Hark
Ten Thousand Voices Sounding"
Soprano soloist, Miss Florence
Dyer; also soloist, Miss Carrie
Rice; tenor soloist, Mr.. Grant
Dyer; bass soloist, Prof. A. w.
Cords. In addition there will be
sung, Jesus Christ Is Risen To
day" Davideca); "Hark, Ten
Thousand Harps and Voices" MA
SOM, and Come Ye Faithful Raise
the Strain (Sullivan). The even
ing will close with a baptismal
service.
Union Park Baptist church, First
and Maielia, w. S. Lake, minister.
Regular services Sunday. Morn
ing subject, Resurrection of
Christ; evening subject, "The
Gift of the Risen Lord
| Pacific Avenue Christian church,
A. c. Downing, pastor, corner Cook
and Pacific,-The new church will
be formally dedicated at 2:30 p.
M, Rev. Victor Doris preaching
the dedication sermon. Sunday
school at 10 a. M, followed by
communion. Evening service at
1880, Easter program by the Sun
day school.
Swedish M. E. church, corner
Third and Washington. Rev. John
A. Whitman, pastor-ClOsing exer-
cises of the confirmation cmlass
will be held at 1890. Sunday
school at $50. Special Easter
services in which children will par
ticipate will be held in the even
ing at 7:45. Epworth league at Z
o'clock.
| Vincent church, corner Main and
Lincoln, offers an elaborate and
appropriate Easter program tomor-
row. The morning service opens
at the usual hour with prelude in
C from Bach. DR.. Clarence o. Kim
ball will preach on THE Risen
Christ" The musical program in
cludes: Interlude (from Fantasia,
OPP. 49) Chopin; anthem, Christ
the Lord has Risen Today" (Shel'
ley) Mrs. May M. Byers and
choir; offertoire in E fiat (Alex-
ander Guilmant) postlude easter
March" (Gustav MerkeD. Even,
ing service: Prelude for piano and
organ, Symphonic d'Ariane'
(GuilmanD Mrs. G. l.. Ross and
Mr.. Frank T. Miles; selection from
the oratorio, Christ and His Sol
diers," by John Farmer; Cleft Are
the Rocks" choir; tenor solo, 1.-The
Song Of God Goes Forth to War,
Mr.. w. H. Daymude; offertory
March" introduction to SECOND
part) Mrs. G. j. Ross, piano, Mr.. F
l.. Buffers, trumpet; Mr.. Frank T
Miles, organ; solo and chorus
Jesus Christ Has Risen To-Day
Hallelujah,' Mrs. N. A. Krantz ant
choir; postlude, "Marche TIT
umphale" COP. 34) Alexandra Gull
mant
First Universalist church, Fiftl
and Howard-Rev. A. c. Grier, pas
tor-Special Easter services vii
be held at II a. m. The pastor vii
preach upon the theme, Their
will be no more night" A choi
of seven voices will render East
err Victory and Calvary" Mis-
Pauline Beadle will sing solo an
Miss Bernice Wins ami Mr.. Gee
Garfield will render a violin an
! Geo, n. Fuller, Of the Unltaria
church, will speak upon "Libera
Thought in Other Lands" TIL
choir will render two anthems
Miss Wins will also sing. Tn
Sunday school will hold specis