The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-06

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and Their Meaning; choir, Lift Up
Your Heads" CWilson), benediction;
occasional In the evening the pastor 5
topic will be THE Resurrection of
Christ and Its Meaning
| The personnel of theorchestra. follows:
Organ, Mrs. c. C. Berry; piano, Miss
Grace Lukens; violins, Kenneth Clark,
Walter Clark, Elizabeth Van Ness,
John Williams, Vernon Warnock; cello,
OIne Frantz; saxaphone. LIE Gilmore;
comets, Dean Van Ness and w. l..
Hofer.
Kansas Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church John w Waldron, pastor.
There will be a special Easter program
during Sunday school hour in charge Of
mon by the pastor at IL a. m. The
Glory of Easter Anthem-"Christ the
Lord Is Risen chorus choir. Vocal
soIo-HHosanna," by Mr.. Guy Winner.
Sacrament of Baptism and Admission
of Members. Junior League at 3 p. m.
Senior and intermediate Epworth
Leagues at 6:45 p. m. Notice change Of
time. A very special Easter program,
beginning at p. m. Professional
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" the
chorus choir. Anthem, 20 Lamb Of
God" chorus choir. Duet. He Did Not
Die in Vain'' Mr.. and Mrs Newton.
Anthem, 1.-The Lord Hath Triumphed,"
chorus choir. Vocal solo, "Resurrec
ton" Mr.. Bernard McNown. DUET.
Love Divine" Mrs. o. L. Newton, Miss
quartet. Anthem, Jesus Revives
Again. chorus choir. Easter address.
THE Easter Pilgrims"
There will be a special Easter musical
service at the Second Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning. Miss Zoe
Hughes will sing Shelly's Victory"
and Miss Hazel Lovelands chorus choir
will render the anthems, II Am the
Resurrection by Gabriel; Hail Joyous
leluia Christ Arose." the Easter medi-
tation will follow the same theme; in
the evening the pastor Rev. w. C.
Meeker will illustrate the Passion
Week and the Resurrection, with
about sixty paintings of the worlds
and the choir will furnish the music
Easter services will be held at the
North Congregational church tomor-
row. The services will start at 10
o'clock with the Sunday school and
will continue through the church with
no intermission between. During the
Sunday school time the children will
give their Rotations, after which
Rev. T. J. Pearson will preach short
tan Endeavor at 6:15 p. m.
Some handsome Easter gifts have
been given the Church of the Good
Shepherd for use in the sanctuary.
The Daughters of the King est.
Mary's chapter) gave a beautiful
white altar frontal, the material be-
ing brocaded tapestry, on which is
embroidered the word 'Alleluia'' in
letters six inches high. The letters
ell xI,sI L,
on either side n Maltese cross is en-
broidered of conventional size and de-
sign.
Miss j. c. Smith gave a silver
ciborium, or bread box, which makes
the communion service complete;
heavy grosgrain silk for each of the
church seasons, the colors being
white, purple, green and red.
Mr.. Mack, the pastor, has given a
linen, as we'll as handsomely en-
broidered brocaded white silk chalice
veil and burse.
The vestry is considering improv-
ing the interior and exterior of the
church edifice. i
The Easter day services will be asl
follows: a
Holy communion at a. NJ; morn
ing service and sermon at IL a. M; |
evening service and sermon at p. M |
Special Easter music will be rem
dered at all the services. The
church will be decorated with Easter
lilies, palms and cut flowers. There |
will be special services held in the /
church on Easter Monday and Tues
day at 10 a. m.
At the Central Avenue Christian |
church in the morning the special I
music will be in charge of j. H. An
1erSon. The choir will sing an an
hem, THE King OF Easter Day"
Mrs. David Gabriel will sing The
Lost Chord to new music. The SUBJ
ect of the sermon by the pastor, Rev.
David Lyon, will be why 1t Was
Necessary for Christ to Die" The
evening will be devoted to exercises
by the children Of the Sunday school.
The annual congregational dinner and
business meeting of the Second Pres
1yterian church, was held Thursday |
night. The members and friends of
he church sat down to the dinner at
80, which was served by the women
If the Ladies' Aid society DR.. B. H.
9ragg of Lawrence, Presbyterian evan
yelist of Topeka presbytery, was the
guest of honor
After the dinner the people adjourn
ID to the main auditorium where the
annual business meeting of the church
vas called to order by the pastor, Rev.
". c. Meeker. J. w. Priddy read the
which showed SO additions to the mem
,ership of the church during the year.
dr. E. W. Adams gave the deacons'
eport which showed the development
f deacons' fund for the relief of
he needy of the church. Mr. David