The citizen., 1910-04-01
Easter Sunday in the Churches.


Trinity NJ Z. Church South, owing
to the absence of the pastor at confer
ences, there were no services held. Sun
day School was held at p. m. Epworth
League was held at ?. 80 p. m.
At the Evangelical Reformed Church
on Friday evening, eighteen persons
were received into the church. ten bv
confirmation and eight by certificates.
The services were conducted bv the
Rev, Simon Miller.
The Gospel Mission Workers held
services in the Lambert Building, West
Patrick street, at 10 a. m. Song service
was held at 7,I5, and preaching at 7.3o.
The revival service at Yellow Springs
were concluded. During the meetings
there were iifty-four conversions. Rev.
+. IL. Lamar was in charge.
AT the United Brethren Church Sun
day School was held at 80 a m. At
10 80 a. m, the pastor, Rev J. w. Kira-
cole, preached upon The Resurrec-
ton. Christian Endeavor meeting was
held at 8 80 and preaching att, 80 D. m.
AT the Evangelical Reformed Church
services were held at 1890 a. m, when
holy communion was administered. The
Rev, William E. Lampe preached the
sermon. The choir under the leader
ship OF Professor Smith rendered ''Lo,
He is Risen by Rubensten. AT the
early service "Alleluia to the King"
by Hall, was rendered. Sunday School
was held at ? p. m.
AT All Saints Protestant Episcopal
Church services were held at and II
a. m. At both services holy communion
was administered AT the II O'Clock
service the regular volunteer chorus
choir, assisted by Miss Bowers. soprano,
and Miss Markey, contralto. rendered
Christ, Our Passover" Dudley Buck !;
Te Deum Schllling; Iubilate, Schubert;
oftertory ''As it Began to Dawn. :"
A service for the children was held at
2. 80 p. IN. The services We're in charge
of the Rev Thompson P. Ege, of New
York.
At the NJ. E. Church, the pastor, Rev.
+. II. Lamar, preached on The Res
direction" The choir rendered an
Easter anthem. Sunday School was
held at / As p. m. In the evening at
7 O'Clock the Sunday School held its
Easter exercises with an interesting pro-
gram of music recitations, etc.
At the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
the services were in charge Of the former
pastor Rev. DR.. Luther Kuhlman, of
Gettysburg, Pa. The holy communion
was celebrated at the morning service
and the choir rendered the following
music: Praise Ye the Lord Lambil-
lotte; Mozart's Seventh "Credo." "We
Believe in One God; Crucied to Save
Us the Third Day He Rose From the
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Roland Smart. Sunday School was
held at LAS p. m. In the evening at
7 O'Clock the Sunday School held its
Easter celebration, when an interesting
program was rendered.
AT the Presbyterian Church the sery-
ices were held at 10 so a. m, and at 7. 80
p. M, conducted by the pastor, Rev.
Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon. Sunday
School was held at p. m. AT the
morning service the pastor preached a
sermon appropriate to Easter At the
morning service the choir rendered the
following music 81 am He That Liv-
eth, by Oliver King, with solo for
baritone; "Ye Bells of Easter Day, F"
solo for baritone, with violin obligato
by L. r. Dressler, at the offertory, Very
Early in the Morning." most beautiful
work, with solo for contralto and tenor,
by c. Whitney Coombs. The choir was
composed of the following voices: Miss
Margaret Paul haywood, soprano; Miss
Elinor Markey, contralto; Mr.. Ralph II.
Bowers tenor; Mr. Charles B.. T. Hem
erickson. bass, and Miss Helen "A. Null
link, organlst.
AT. Grace Reformed Church the festival
OF Easter was celebrated with approprl-
ale services. Rev. L. l.. Mclean con-
Quoted divine worship at 1915 a. M,
instead Of TO- 80 a. M, and at $50 p. M,
the Sunday School held its special
Easter service. AT the morning service
Mr. Walter Mcdaniel, organist, played
prepare the Hymn, and the "Hallelu-
jah Chorus" from Handels Messiah.
Mr. Grayson H. Staley sang 'The Voice
Triumphant, by Stults. The congrega-
ton then sang the Easter hymn, The
Lord Of Lifeis Risen"
AT ST. Johns Catholic Church the
first mass was held at 7 a. m. There
was solemn high mass at 10 a. m, at
which Rev. FIR. Kane, the pastor made
few remarks, appropriate to the oc-
cason. The choir rendered VIdi Aquam,
by Leschesi Kyrie, Gloria in Excelsis,
Credo, Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Del,
by Bonner; at the offertory, Lambo-
lotte's AlleIusia, with solo by Mr..
Harry Lebherz; veni Creatar. by Mario,
sung by Mr.. Olmstead; Strike the
Cymbal," by Hayden. There was no
session Of the Sunday School. There
was solemn vespers at 7.3o p. M, when
the choir rendered the full Gregorian
Chant and Regina CoeE, by Cagliero
Allelulia, by Lambolette; o Salutaris, by
Rosewig tenor solo; Tantum Ergo, by
Weigand; Strike the Cymbal," by Hay
den.