Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-04-10

gested by the beautiful bible story OF
the women early in the morning OF
the third day going to the sepulcher OF
Christ with spices and ointments, %
honor their Lord and Master The
custom is beautiful one and is being
adopted more and more in all churches.
At the First Methodist church the
Epworth league will be in charge OF
the services, which will begin att 6
O'Clock and the other churches which
| will hold services are Trinity Episco-
pal, Zion and First Swedish Lutheran
churches, Spencer Memorial Methodist,
South Park Presbyterian, and Broad
way Presbyterian.
Al south Park Chapel.
! Al the South Park Presbyterian
chu ch music will be a feature OF
the sunrise service and will
be furnished by a male quartet;
Charles Olson and Elliott Cakes Of
Davenport and Miss Olive Berger will
give an Easter reading. Rev. w. Il.
Oglevee will preach a short Easter
sermon. Easter services will also be
held at this church in the evening at
7:30, when the male quartet will again
sing and Mr.. Oglevee will speak.
Cuntatu at First Methodist Church.
The feature of the services at the
First Methodist church tomorrow will
be the musical programs. At the even
ing services an Easter cantata, The
Prime of Life" by John Spencer Camp,
will be given by an augmented choir
under the direction of Mrs. A. e. Will
lams, with Miss Bessie Noftsker at
the organ. The program of the morn
ing services will be as follows:
Organ Voluntary, Pilgrims Chorus"
: (Wagner)-MissB Bessie Noftsker.
Hymn 15G.
Apostles creed; prayer.
Anthem, Sing with All the Sons If
Glory" (Marzo)-Choir.
Responsive Reading, Easter Psalte".
| Gloria.
Scripture lesson.
Offertory, THE Prayer" (Boelmannl
Miss Bessie Noftsker
Reception of probationers.
Hymn III.
Vocal Solo. Immortality" (Shep-
Iperd) A. E. Williams.
Sermon, IAN Easter Meditation
Dr. R. B. Williams.
Hymn $50.
| Benediction and postlude.
EVENING PROGRAM
The program for the evening service
&c Fn1
| Organ Volutary, "0ffertoire, E fiat
(Batiste)-Miss Noftsker.
! Hymn 3S5.
Prayer-Rev. R. B. Williams.
| Responsive Reading. "Psalter 81
Offertory, ''Allegretti Grazilso'
(Tours).
Hymn G2S.
CANTATA.
Bass Solo-Thomas Hawkes..
''The Entombment'-Cho
Alto Solo, The Prayer of Mary
Mrs. A. E. Williams
Chorus, Setting the Watch"
Duet, prophetic Promises" = Miss
Jonassen. Arthur Jonassen.
"The Angel at the Sepulcher'-WO-
mans chorus; tenor solo. Mr.. Jonas
sen; mixed chorus.
Tenor Solo, THE Risen Christ''-Ar
thur .Ionassen
Alto Solo, THE Meeting at Gallilee'
Mrs Williams; chorus; soprano solo
Mrs. Hinkley; tenor solo, Mr.. Steaks.
Chorus. THE Ascension: quartet.
final chorus.
DoXology.
Benediction.
Postlude.
The members of the choir are as 70.
lows:
Sopranos - Miss Bertha Jonassen
Mrs. Homer Hinkley, Miss Edith Gil
lespie, Miss Lillian Wiley, Miss Cath
crime Roseberry, Miss Alice Quinlar
Miss Nell Aldridge, Miss Ida Bower
Miss Marian Hazard. Miss Jennie Co
Inns, Miss Coda Erford, Miss Millicen
Spencer, Miss Genevieve Camper A
tos-Miss Ruby Williams. Miss Bessi
Beeler. Miss Clara Redicker, Miss Mar
Dickman, Miss Elizabeth Clarke, Mis-
Clara SCHNEIDER Mrs. Thomas Hawke:
Mrs. John Taylor. Bass-ThOma
Hawkes., l.. c. Daugherty. W. l.. Tai
man, Harry Fulmer, Harvey Rich, Nj
Young, J. c. Briggs, Mr. Hopkins
Tenors - Arthur Jonassen, RobeI
ClOudas, Homer Hinkley, A. l.. Brl
ner, Bert Stoakes, Ebert Fulmer.
Easter Program by Sunday School.
At the Spencer Memorial Methods
church tomorrow morning Rev. F. [
Shut will preach on the theme "Ea
ter Tidings,' and special Easter mus
will be given. In the evening tn
members of the Sunday school wi
give a program, which will be as TO
lows:
Song-By the school,
Prayer-Mrs Boomer.
Anthem-By choir.
Scripture Lesson. A. Pauley.
Song-Primary department.
EyprciSa-MiSS Eckart'S class