The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-26
HOUGHTON CHURCHES PLAN
SPECIAL FASTER SERVICES
Resurrection Of Savior to be Gel
ebrated tremendously by
All Sects.
EXCELLENT MUSICAL EFFECTS

The Christian churches of all creeds
and sects in the village of Houghton
and the vicinity are completing their
plans for fittingly celebrating the res
direction of the Savior with special
Easter services. In nearly all of the
churches there viii be excellent musi-
cal programs. consisting OF anthems
sung by choirs and specially trained
choruses, solos by the leading musical
talent OF the village and the singing OF
hymns by the congregations of the va
rious churches.
one of the earliest services of the
day as wen as one of the most interest
ing and peculiar will be the sunrise
service at the First Presbyterian
church. which will be held under the
auspices OF and participated in by the
young peoples societies of all the Pro-
testant churches in the Portage lake
district II is planned to begin this
service, which will consist of songs and
prayers, at o'clock in the morning
as a greeting TO the dawn of Easter
Sunday.
Trinity's New Sanctuary.
This Easter will be one long TO be
remembered in Trinity Episcopal
church, because it marks the opening
of the sanctuary of the new editice OF
the parish. Workmen have been rush
ing the work of installing the beautiful
new altar, the gift of Mesdames John
- II ut h
erwise getting the building in readi-
ness for the opening tomorrow morn
ing and Rev. Curzon, the rector, said
this morning that all would be ready
for the initial services in the church.
Choirmaster Weismiller has been ex-
tremely busy lately arranging for the
special music to be sung at the services
tomorrow and has well trained chorus
of 40 male voices ready for the occa-
sion. There will also be solos by Al
len f. Rees and w. II. Rowe, bassos;
viii Hall, baritone, and Don Delbridge
and Evart Vial, tenors. In addition to
the regular organ accompaniment,
there will be several pieces from the
Calumet & Hecla orchestra adding
hind a bank of palms. Following Is
the program for the service to be held
at ten o'clock in the morning, other
services in the morning being held az
and 1880 o'clock:
Professional, Hymn No IL.
Introit, He is Risen" Clare.
Kyrie Eleison and Credo, Stainer.
Hymn No. %.
Onertory, Christ our Passover, %
L. V. Hall.
Sanctus.
Benedictus.
Angus Del.
Gloria in Excelcis. Stainer.
Nunc Dimmittus, f.. Newton.
Recessional, Hymn No 1872.
In the afternoon AT o'clock will be
held a cildren's service at which sew
eral children Will be baptized .tud in
the evening there will be another SER
vice with much special music.
Grace M. {. Church.
At Grace NJ. r. church the morning
service will be marked by an especially
fine musical program, arranged for the
tAN4Nt ny AAlso JtlAhlh9s iit HAASiNthl
numbers will be as follows
Anthem, AS 1t Began to Dawn, "
WincenD, choir.
Solo, "Allelulia," (Humphreys), Mrs.
c. f. Smock.
Anthem, Christ is Risen,' (Turner),
choir.
Duet, Lift Your Glad Voices" (Sch-
necker), Miss Charity Warrington,
Mrs. Fred Bennett.
The pastor OF the church, Rev. 4. Is,
Sutcliffe, will preach the sermon Of
the morning taking as his subject
1.-THE Resurrection and It's Relation to
Foreign Missions New members VIII
be taken into the church at this ser
vice and the rites of baptism admins
tered. The evening service will be IN
charge OF the Sunday school and at il
will be rendered many songs and reel.
tations by the children of the sunday
school
First Presbyterian Church.
At the First Presbyterian church
there viii be "A special service I'm the
morning and the regular service, with
some extra musical numbers I'm the