The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-04-07

neld Tn Sunday school building at 9:3D in
 the morning. Easter sermon by pastor
 beginning at'11 o'clock. A very entertain
 ing song service at the evening hour.
 Special preparation is being made for
 this song service and it Will no doubt be
 the most inviting services of the Easter
 day.
 Avondale Presbyterian Church, Avenue
 c and Fortieth Street--W G. Woodbridge,
 D. D., pastor The pastor will preach at
 Il a. m. on the text; What Mean Ye By | This Service?" After the sermon the sacrament of the Lords supper will be administered. This being the first Sab
 bath of the ecclesiastical year the roll of the church will be called and the report of the past year read. Session meets at l0:45 for the reception of members Be- for the sermon baptism will be admin
 istered. At the D. m. service the pastor will take his subject of discourse
 Seven Other Spirits" Our doors are open to all who will enter
 Grace Episcopal Church. Woodlawn-l
 o'clock, processional. Come Ye Faithful"
 Christ Our Passover, alter. Gloria Patri
 ideal anthem. re Dunn, Gounod. Jubilate
 chant. Aldrich. Hymn. Alleluia. Allelua. Doxology, chant Offertory 'Theodora
 Recitative and Aria Miss Irene Cox Offertory sentence. chant. Recessional,
 At the Lambs High Feast We Sing" Those composing the choir are Misses
 Louise Hughes, Ella Daniel, Ethel
 Bridges, Irene Cox Bessie Clover, Mrs
 Roger Irving and MT. Fitzpatrick. Miss
 Kathryn Gregory, organist.
 Southside Baptist Church. Corner Elev- enth Avenue and Nineteenth Street South-The Rev. Preston Blake. D. D. pastor Preaching services at II a. m and 7:45 ?. m. The pastor will preach at the morning service. his subject be- ing "The Power of His Resurrection |" At night there will be an evangelistic service conducted by Evangelist T. O.
 Reese Bible school, 9:3O a. m. MT. T.
 H. Johnston superintendent We have two splendid classes for men. Come and join one of them. Also classes for all ages. Tuesday, S:15 D. m. father and son
 meeting. All the boys and their fathers are invited. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m, prayer 1 meeting. Friday, 6:So p. m. workers meeting.
 1 Easter at First Methodist-The pastor. | the Rev. l.. c. Branscomb, D. D., will preach at il a. n Subject. 'The Proof I of the Resurrection" The choir will sing | excerpts from an Easter cantata by I Harry Rowe Shelley. Death and Life :" l It tells the story of the cruciixion, end l ing with a song of victory. At the close
 of the morning service the congregation l will make free will missionary offer | ing. The evening service will be one of song. Miss Handey. the organist will be in charge and the lovers of good
 music and sacred song are promised a | rare treat. All invited to both services, | f.I., ,,.1 Nineteenth street. north.
 1 German Lutheran Zion Church. Cor ner Avenue B and Nineteenth Street 1 Sunday school at Q o'clock. Communi-
 cants' sermon at 9:30 a. m. Easter festal
 sermon in German at 80 a. rn Cele- i bration of holy communion. The pastor.
 the Rev. H. Reuter-, officiating. Every
 body cordially invited.
 The Methodist Protestant Church, Cleve- l land station. West Fnd-1l a. m, sub 1 jest. The Resurrection of the Human
 Body'' PAS D m., Sunday school: s:3c
 ?. m, Christian Endeavor consecration
 meeting; 7:30, sharp, the Sunday school ] will hold the annual Easter service, us- | ing the programme furnished by the 1 board of home missions of the Methodist l Protestant church. The public is cor
 dially invited to attend.
 Congregational Services: Easter
 services will be held at the Congrega tional chapel, North Nineteenth street.
 near Seventh avenue, at II o'clock.
 Topic of sermon The Resurrection of lSociety.' The musical service will in- clude songs by a children's choir under
 the direction of ]. S Bridges R C.
 Foster will sing the offertory. Dr.
 George Eaves will occupy the pulpit, also at 7:S0 p. m.
 1 ATTENTION, AUBURN MEN | THE AUBURN GLEE CLIB WILL PLAY RETURN ENGAGEMENT AT
 THE HIGH SCHOOL WEDNESDAY 1 NIGHT s;15, APRIL 10.