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Evening journal., 1913-03-22

EASTERTIDE
AT GOODMAN

Goodman NJ E. Church, decorated
for Easter Potted plants are banked
around the chancel, while upon raised
platforms in the alcove are erected
three crosses covered with greens
and white carnations. The central
cross represents Life, the second,
Rock of Ages; and the third, the
Lily. Above them is suspended de-
corated bell from whose clapper white
and yellow streamers descend to the
three crosses below. The program for
the evening service follows:
Selections by orchestra; hymn 23S.
congregation; prayer, the Rev. J. T..
Richardson; selection, Junior School,
THE Choosing of the Easter Lily"
leader Leona Tammany; class song,
Welcome the Risen Lord" recitation
Priscilla Hail. exercises by ten
children. Rock of Ages; class song,
Hail This Easter Morning" recita-
ton. Viola White; Easter anthem,
Church Choir; Easter story in hymns
by six boys; class song, Victory,
Victory; recitation. Leona Tam
many; exercises, Gods Free Gifts. "
by eight girls: class song, "Open Wide
the Gates of Glory; orchestra, selec-
ton; Tableaux (a) Somebody is
Praying for You" (b) Rock of
Ages; Co saviour Like a Sheppard
Lead U.s.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
Pnen Season VIII Give Way Easier in the City Churches Tomorrow

commission, sought earnestly the
proper person of Abraham's desire,
assured that Isaac the heir OF such
precious promises, should have a suit
able companion and helpmate. When
ne came TO the city Of Major, he was
alert He found Rebecca, the grand
daughter Of Major. at the well, caring
for the sheep. This signifies that
those called by the Holy Spirit to be-
come ioint-heirs with Christ are usu-
ally found giving Gods sheep-God's
people-refreshm from the Bible
and its water fof life wonderful
words OF life"
The first test put to the maiden
was as to her willingness to give OF
the water Here she manifested gen
erosity-s ervice-just as the Holy
Spirit indicates that those who con-
stitite the Bride Of Christ must have
meekpess and humility as primary
qualifications of character.
Eliezer fastened TO put upon Re-
becca jewels, symbolic OF spirituai
blessings. Eliezer was received into
the house. The friends of Rebecca
perceived her blessings; and ALL rep
resenting the Household of Faith, re-
ioiced with her Eliezer then ex-
planned that Abraham was very rich
That he had made Isaac his heir and
had sent his servant to find a suitable
bride for Isaac. Under the Lords
guidance. he had met Rebecca, anc
believed her to be the Lords choice
for his masters son.
Rebecca was then asked whether
She, would go into a far country will
Eliezer. and become lsaac's wife. Hei
prompt answer was, II will go.
Those called to be the Bride of Chris
hear that He is the Only Begotten oil
the Father, full OF grace and truth
They learn that union with Him vii
meal participation with Him in al
rightly exercised answer promptly
IL will CO.
Those who delay, linger and have
difficulty IN deciding whether or no
to accept the Invitation, are PRETTY
sure TO be passed by-not to be spec
tally urged by the Holy Spirit.
II meant something for Rebecca Il
leave her fathers house. and all with
which she was familiar; and so i
means considerable for those who
accept the Fathers call to becom,
the Bride Of Christ. Only whole
hearted love for the Lord and we'll
grounded faith in the great and pre-
cious promises will carry us safe L
the journeys end Millions have
heard the call, but have not promptly
accepted IT, Rebeeca types only thos,
who make their calling and election
sure.
More Jewels for Rebecca.
When Rebecca decided to accep
the offer Of marriage with Isaac, Ellie
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
nnrHANY cHuRcH sERyICEs

Easter services at Bethany Baptist
Church will be of special interest
this Sabbath. The subject for the
morning worship and sermon will be
THE Resurrection OF Christ
A special musical program will be
given at the evening service. The
Junior r. Y. p. u. will present the
program, 1.-The Message of Light
New Testament baptism will be adj
ministered at the evening servic.
There will be special music by the
choir as follows:
Morning-Antfem. "The Lord is
Risen Indeed" Billings; anthem,
"The Resurrection Morn" VIII NJ. S.
Brown.
Evening-"They Have Taken Away
Ny Lord" Trowbridge; anthem,
angels Roll the Rock Away" VIII
NJ S. Brown; anthem. Resurrection
Morn" VIII NJ S. Brown; anthem,
1.-THE Lord is Risen Indeed Billings.
Special evangelistic meetings will
be held each night next week.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
RICHARDSON PARK SERVICES.

At Richardson Park NJ Il. Church
Blair S Latshaw. pastor. tomorrow:
Glass meeting will be held at $50
o'clock with Charles Sapp as leader.
There will be preaching at 1045
o'clock, by the Rev. w. E, Stimmel
and administering of Holy Commun-
ion.
The following music will be sung
during the day. In the morning the
choir will sing: Anthem, "Alieluia,
and Risen With Christ"
In the evening the choir will have
charge Of the service and in addi-
ton to repeating the above selections
will sing the following selections:
THE Lord Is Risen Indeed; Be
hold, the King Forth to the Cross;
"Let Hosannas Ring" Rejoice All
Ye People," Jesus Arose Easter
Bells" TELL the Tale" Christ Is
Risen" Joyous Easter Day" and
Come to the Light"
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

ger gave her still further jewels. So
the Bride class received an early
blessing and a later one The graces
of the Holy Spirit--faith, fortitude,
knowledge, patience, hope, Joy, love
-enhance their beauty Of character.
This class includes only those who
have made a full decision to "fol-
low the Lamb withersoeVer He GO
eth"-to be the Lords at any and
every cost To these the graces OF
the Holy Spirit come more and more,
as they grow In knowledge and favor
with the Lord.
Up hill and down, through sum
shine and shadow, the camels finally
brought Rebecca to her journeys
end. So with the antitypical Rebec-
ca. The Bride class leave their
father Adams house after they ac-
cept the Holy Spirits suggestions and
decide to go to Christ. Through
trials and difficulties of the journey,
they travel down through the CEN
turtles of this Gospel Age to its
close.
AS Eliezer brought Rebecca safe to
the end of their journey to the pres
ence of Isaac at Lahai-roi, so the
Holy Spirit will guide the Church
to the end OF the journey to the
presence, parousia, of Christ. The
camels which bore the treasurers and
the jewels to Rebeccas home and
which afterward brought her and her
lmaidens and Eliezer back to Isaac S
home, would represent we'll the Holy
lScriptures, by which the faithful are
borne along on their journey
AS Eliezer met Rebecca at the we'll
and handled the water, symbOlical OF
lTruth, so on the return journey Re-
becca met Isaac at the well Lahai-
roi Following the custom Of the
time, she put on her veil and alighted
from the camel to meet Isaac. So the
Scriptures tell us that the Church
must pass beyond the Veil before she
will be fully received by the anti
TYPICAL Isaac
Rehecca's niaideHs doubtless typi-
fed the consecrated class now fol-
lowing with the Bride class, but not
living up to their full privileges and
opportunities. The blessings pro-
inounced upon Rebecca, "Be thou the
mother of thousands of Millions
represent the future of the Church
for as the Redeemer will. during
His Millennial Kingdom, become the
Father, or Lifegiver. to thousands Of
millions of Adams race, bought with
His own precious blood, so the
Church will become the mother OF
those same thousands of millions OF
humanity, in the sense that she will
be the caretaker to assist them for
ward to perfection of life Ia world
wide Paradise.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22

TO PRESENT THE
MESSAGE OF LIGHT

Easter will be celebrated in all the
services tomorrow at the Eastlake
Presbyterian Church The class for
Christian instruction will meet at 10
o'clock In the Church parlor. The
Easter music will be a special feature
at the church services
At 1890 o'clock the choir and SOLO
lists will sing the following anthems:
"He Arose." Alfred Judson; Jesus
said, / am the Resurrection" T. e.
Solly, soloists, Mrs. Fred w. Ayers,
and Harold Foster. The pastor will
preache on "The Easter Hope
At o'clock the Sunday school will
have an Easter service using a spe-
cial program entitled. "The Message
of Light" There will be Rotations,
exercises and music by scholars Of
the school The orchestra directed
by Victor r. Pyle win play three APP
pr@priate numbers. The Christian
Endeavor Society will meet at z
o'clock. The topic will be vital Liv-
ing" with Miss Frances Ramsey as
leader.
AT 7.45 o'clock there will be an
Easter praise service. The choir and
soloists will render the following
music: Anthem, THE Lord is Risen
Indeed" Alfred Judson; tenor solo,
by Gilbert Jack. 20 Wondrous Dawn. -
VIII M. S. Brown; anthem, Seek Not
the Living" II. G. stephens.
The pastor will speak on Victory
Over Death" AT both church ser
vices there will be Easter hymns sung
by the people The church and Sun.
day school rooms will be decorated
with plants and flowers.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
ST. PETERS
VIEW OF The
RESURRECTION
DR.. Reed to AnaIyze Great
Sermon in Grace
Pulpit
SUNDAY SCHOOL
IN SPECIAL SERVICE

In Grace NJ. e. Church tomorrow
morning the Rev. DR.. George e. Reed
will preach on the subject Peters
Great Sermon on the Resurrec-
ton"
The quartette will sing Victory"
by Shelley, and B. G. Strickland, the
baritone solo, BE Comforted, Ye
That Mourn" by Fisher.
At ? o'clock the entire school will
gather in the church auditorium for
the Easter Livingstone Celebration in
which the children will participate
in special songs and recitations. The
music viii be by j. d. Taylor's or
chestra.
At 7.45 o'clock an Easter praise
service will be held in the auditorium
the service will be wholly musical
in character, and for It elaborate
preparations has been made. In ad-
dition to the usual congregational
singing the following special pro-
gram will be presented:
Chorus, fifty voices, Break Forth
Into JOY" Barnby; quartet, Easter
Even" Bokannon; chorus, They
Have Taken Away My Lord Stainer;
| cello solo, Thou Sublime Sweet
Evening Star, Wagner, Edgar Gold
berg; quartet, Christ is Risen,
Rossi, arr. by Norris; chorus, Christ
Our Passover" Chapple; chorus,
Awake, Thou That Sleepest," Max
err; organist. Geo. Maris; musical d.
rector, Frederick j. Balmond.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
EASTER AT ON AsRURY

Services OF Easter at Asbury will
be joyous and attractive The ser
vices of the day will appropriately
begin with prayer meeting at 3
O'Clock in charge OF Mrs. Annie Call
roll. At 1890 the pastor will preach
an Easter sermon and the choir, I'M
der the direction of Jas. T. Cooper,
will sing special music. The Sunday
school will meet at 2 o'clock and the
Epworth League will hold an Easter
devotion service at $50 o'clock.
At 7.30 o'clock, the Sunday school
will have a special Easter cantata,
entitled. Joy in the Morning
The choir's morning program will
be, Anthem. angels Roll the Rock
Away" VIII M. S. Brown; anthem,
very Early in the Morning. c. Aus
tin Miles; anthem. Jesus Christ is
Risen To-day" viii NJ. S. Brown /;
anthem. Il Am the Resurrection, "
Adam Geibel.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
RESURRECTION
in PICTURES
MIR. StOneSifer to Show Views
at Evening Service in
First Church
CHOIR AND SCHOOL
HAVE SPECIAL PROGRAM

Easter will be httingly celebrated
az all the services Of the First Pres
byterian Church. Market above Ninth,
tomorrow. In the morning the chorus
will sing several anthems and the
Rev. J. Ross Stonesifer viii have for
his sermon subject, "The Open Tomb. .
In the afternoon the Sunday school
will present a special Easter program
all the departments assembling in the
lecture. room and being represented in
The exercises.
The evening service win be similar
10 the one given last Christmas. when
tho pastor presented stereopticon re-
productions OF master paintings.
There are not many great pictures on
the Resurrection because the detailed
descriptions of eye-witnesses are
backing, but there are a number OF
very good ones and these Mr.. Stone
Fifer will show during the course OF
hhe evening service In addition to
khe pictures the choir will give two
ANTHEMS OF more than usual merit
Prize. local composer, VIII NJ S. Brown
will be represented by anthems al
both the. morning and evening ser
vices
The musical program for the day
toIlows Morning, organ, march. ISL
Ner Trumpets," (Rimbault): chorus
r'Sine Unto the Lord" (HandeD an.
khem. Christ Our Passover" (Schil'
bing), anthem, "Jesus Christ tho
h.ord is Risen Today" Drown.
Evening-Organ chorus, "Hallelu
Hah," (Handel); march. Coronation.
kMeyerbier); anthem. Now Il
ls.A=.s. Risen - t sHssiis1;iiiCii5ff anthem
FAngels Rolled the Rock Away,
l<Brown).
The Sunday school program'sfol-
flows;
Openfngenumber. selection. .orches-
IRA: singing, Easter Light" School;
responsive reading and Lords Prayer
singing, "Blue-Eyed Violeta,r Begin
ners Department; exercise. "The Mes
sage Of Easter Bells" by Emma Twee.
die, Pearl McClintock, Jeannette Mat
fhes, Esther Negendank. Catharin'
Williams. Ruth Hayman; soprano
solo, Miss Mildred Fincher; singing
''The Empty Tomb" School: recita
ton. AN Easter Message" Miss Gretl
Perkins; singing, 1.-THE Lily Song
by Dorothy Boyd. Ira Jones, Alicl
Roberts: Rotations. Edna Harris
Marie Cochran. Harlan b. Price; sc
lection, Orchestral song. "Singin
Praises" Primary Department; exer
else. The Lilies Easter Song" b
Catherine Russell. Maragretta Rich
ardson, Ruth Cornell Eleanor Rutai
Muriel Pierce. Ruth Adams, Mar
Hamilton; Easter remarks, the Re
J. Ross Stonesifers singing. "Angel
of Heaven" SCHOOL, recitation. +"
Lily Heart. Muriel Pierce; solo. 9TH
Easter Lilies" Arthur Brooks; exel
else, "The Chosen Day" by Vera Ed
wards, Beatrice Richardson, Mildre
Clugston. Wilhelmina Clugston. MOI
man Wades contralto solo. Miss Edit
Lackey; exercise, "Easter Sunbeams,
by Edith Hume. Emma Mercer, Fran
ces Kramer. Dorothy Stonesifer, Rut
Nealy. Elizabeth Starr. Emma Rich
IardHon. Lorraine Richardson, Cath
larine Negendank. Helen McCadder
Irene Hamilton, Jennie. Brown, Fran
lcis Bradley; singing. 'Hallelujah,
School: selection. orchestra.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
SECOND COMING
M OF THE CHRIST

In Harrison Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church Seventh and Harrison
streets, the Rev. George White Daw-
son, pastor. Services tomorrow viii
be as follows. 9.15 O'clock. class meet
ing, George b. Crossan, leader; 1880,
sermon, on the subject. Behold the
Man." 7.3O. sermon, subject, "The
Second Coming of Christ"
Following Is the music for the day;
Morning Anthem. THE Lord is
Risen Indeed" Billings; anthem,
They Have Taken Away My Lord,
Trowbridge; soloists, Mrs. Highfield
and Francis Blaine; "The Savior
Liveth." Wilson, Mrs. Highheld and
Mrs Nansant.
Evening - Anthem, Awake. o
World Geibel, soloist. Mr.. Blaine
anthem. Break FORTH" Robertson
soloists, Mrs. Vansant and Miss
Brandem; anthem, angels Roll the
Rock Away" Brown. Organist, Miss
Ida w. Appleby
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
EASTER DAY AT
WEST CHURCH
Sunday School Pupils Will
Present Special Program
in Afternoon
REALITY OF CHRIST'S
RESURRECTION AS SERMON

At West Presbyterian Church to-
morrow, all the services will be in
keeping With Easter. The church will
be appropriately decorated, and the
music will be of exceptional merit.
The theme of Or. Smiley's morning
sermon will be "The Reality Of the
Resurrection of Jesus Christ The
special music at this service will be,
Organ, Festival Prelude" by Liebig;
anthem, Jesus Christ is Risen To
day. by Will M. S. Brown; offertory
GLORIOUS Easter Dawn" by Lowden;
soloist, Miss Gertrude Chandler; or
gan, Festival Postlude,' by Liebig.
In the Sunday school at o'clock
special features of the program will
include a recitation by Helen Mears
concert recitation by Martha Hill
Ruth Grifliths, Jean Middleton and
Helen Lafferty; trio. Mildred Stiles
Georgia and Madeline Reid
song and recitations, Howard Craw.
ford, Earl Lofland. Mildred Stiles
Elizabeth Auten and Dorothy Missi
mer.
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meet at Gas o'clock, Floyd Franklin
one of the churchs student for the
ministry at Princeton, will be the
/ leader.
The evening musical program fol
lows: Organ Overture, Descriptive,
by Mann; song service by the people
led by the Chorus Choir; hymn, "Th'
Banner of the Cross" Veterinarian
violin, solo, "Slumber Song" by
Sandy, Miss Mary Hartman, violinist
anthem, "In the end of the Sabbath.
by Judson. J. A. Roberts, soloist
solo and quartet, The Resurrection,
/ by Shelley, the Misses Robb and Chan
dler, Messrs. Clymer and Jones; VIC
lin obligato, Miss Mary Hartman
hymn, Grown Him with Man,
/ Crowns" by Elvey; offertory, AN
gels Roll the Rock Away" by Brown
anthem, Jesus Christ is Risen To
day." by Brown; hymn, "Our Grea
Saviour" organ postlude, "Tannhau
ser" by Wagner. The theme Of DR.
Smiley's address will be THE Victor,
over Death"
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
RESURRECTION
CERTITUDES
Mr.. HOlIaWay to Discuss
Subject on Easter
Morning
ARRANGE SPECIAL
MEETINGS FOR CHURCH

In Second Baptist Church tomor-
row morning the Rev. Thomas p. Hol-
loway, Will preach on Resurrection
Certitudes." The theme for the even
Ing sermon will be, "The Sunken
Road"
On account Of the large number Of
persons TO be baptised tomorrow the
Ordinance OF Baptism will be observ-
ed at both the morning and the night
services.
The musical selections for the day
viii be as follows.
Morning. Organ prelude. Spring
Song" Rollins; anthem, Christ the
Lord Is Risen Today" Wilson; an
them, "Hosanna." Granier; solo, "The
Risen Lord" Holden: organ postlude,
March OF the Priests" Mendelssohn.
Evening-Organ prelude. Rom
ance,' Lenare. anthem, Christ Our
Passover" Willard; anthem. Christ Ia
Risen from the Dead" Wagner; Hal
leluIah Chorus Handel.
Program of Easter exercises by the
Sunday School at 2.15 o'clock will be:
hugle class: silent PRAYER; orchestra
overture. king Mydas": song by
/
exercises, Kindergariens 4: song by
school; recitation, "The Easter Egg.
by Sue Smith (Kindergarten) exer-
cises by Primary Girls. "The Butter
flies": offering; orchestra. overture
Sunshine and Flowers; song
"Praising Jesus" Dorothy Shuster
recitation. Easter Greeting" Eleanor
Downs; exercise by primary boys;
Easter Lilies" Mary Schules (Kin-
dergarten) song by school; recita-
ton, con a Strike" Mitchell Green
wood: motion song, This r. tho Way,
! by Kindergartens: recitation, "A
Childs Thought OF Jesus" by Ruth
La Barre: double quartette. 'He
Lives. the Savior Lives. exercises
by Junior Girls, Christ the Victor;
words by pastor; orchestra march
"Stabat Mater: benediction.
Although quite a large number have
recently become Christians through
the regular services OF the Church
There will be special meetings held
for several days, beginning this next
Monday night. During these meet
ings the preaching will be done by
men outside OF Wilmington. The
speakers will be.
March 24-the Rev. George d
Adams, D. d., minister Of Chestnut
Church. Philadelphia, Pa. Mary 25--
, DR.. George ID. Adams; March 26-th'
) lRev. ]. A. Maxwell, ID. d., distric
! secretary OF the American Baptis
p Home Mission Society; March 27-th
, Rev. j. NJ T. Childrey, minister Q
Haddonfield Church, Haddonheld, \
!. j.; March 2S-the Rev. John Roac
I Straton. ID. d., minister OF Sevent
Church, Baltimore. Md. March 30
Sunday the Rev. John Gordon,
D., dean OF Temple University, Phila
delphia; March 31-the Rev ORLANDO
T. Stewart. general secretary OF tn
Philadelphia Baptist City Mission
, April 1.-The Rev Clarence A. Adams
ID. D.. minister of Blockley Church
Philadelphia; April 2-Dr Clarence
A. Adams; April 3--the Rev. w. Qua,
Roselle. d. d., minister of Fifth Bap
fist Church. Philadelphia; April a
the Rev. Charles II. Dodd, d. d., min
> lister OF Eutw Place Church, Balti
more. Md.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
PlMPLES ON BABYS FACE

R.F. d. No. 3. churchviIie. n. my
baby's trouble started with a few small PIN
pies on his face which rapidly developed into
ugly sores They were a dark red and would
form a scab which. whcn awake. the baby
would pick on, which caused them 70 spread.
Acting upon tho advice Of friends who had
successfully used Cuticurn Soap and Oint-
mont. a. once sent for some which used
according % directions With excellent re
suits. my httle onex face healing after few
treatments without having single scar.
(sigDsd) Mrs E. NJ. Assdn. Apr. s. 1912.
Cuffcua Soap 26c and Cuticura' o IMMINENT
SOC are sold everywhere Liberal sample OF
each mailed free. with S2-E> SKIN Book. Ad-
dress postcard ''outcura. Dept. T. Boston
Tender-faced men should use Cutacurs
Soap Shaving Stack. use Sample free.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
TO TELL OF RESURRECTION.

In ST. Pauls NJ. f. Church tomorrow
morning, DR.. Charles A. Hin will
preach on the subject, "The Resur-
rection." IN the evening a special
Easter program will be presented.
The musical program Of the day fol-
lows:
1890 o'clock. organ prelude. Thay.
err; anthem, Christ Is Risen" Wood
anthem. Christ Has Won the Vic.
tory" Dank: anthem. "They Have
Taken My Lord. Trowbridge
730 o'clock Organ prelude. Silver
anthem. "Ye Bells of Easter" Dress
Ter: solo. "The Resurrection" Shelly
Mrs. Ramoth Mitchell; quartette
Song Of Triumph" Geibel; soprano
Miss Carrie Curlett; alto. Miss Miriam
Curlett. tenor. Frederick Thornette
bass. Wilmer S. Boldly.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
nfMANUEL SERVICES.

Morning prayer. sermon and Holy
Communion will take place in Inn
manuel p. r. Church tomorrow at
1915 o'clock. Holy communion will
also be administered at 730 o'clock
There will be evening prayer az 4
o'clock and at the same time an adj
dress for the missionary and anniver.
sary service of the Sunday school and
congregation.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
RASH DISFIGURED
FACE TERRIBLY
Scales All Over Face. Would Peel
Of. Itched and Burned. No Rest
Day or Night. Cuticura Soap and
Ointment Completely Cured.

Little Meadows. Pa" My trouble began
With scales all over my face. which would
peel on. leaving It sore. There was rash all
over my facs and IL itched and burned so I
could got no rest day or night could not
scratch IL, It being 50 sore. My face was
disngured terribly. was a sight TO behold.
IL was about twenty-four years since IL came
and had It for about two years the worst.
We tried everything without any permanent
relief. until tried Cuticura Soap and ONT
mont and they were what needed all those
years. used Cuticura Soap and Ointment
six months and they completely cured me- "
(signed) Mrs. P. A. Foster. Apr. 20. 1912.
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
sILYERRROOK GAINS MEMBERs

Interesting services were the order
of the day last Sunday at Silverbrook
NJ. r. Church Four persons were
received into church membership by
letter, and one on probation. II was
another banner day for the Sunday
school.
The seventh annual church thanks
giving service will be held tomorrow
morning in connection with the Eas-
ter service. to acknowledge the ia
vors and success of the past year. AT
this service the annual report for the
year will be read.
The closing evangelistic services
for the conference year. will be held
at 1880 o'clock. preceded by the regu-
lar song service.
The evening sermon subject will
be The Preacher and His New APP
lpointment: What He Found and
How He Succeeded"
Evening journal., 1913-03-22
EAsTER nAY LAT rNION.

Easter will be observed at all the
services in Union N e. Church to-
morrow.
The floral decorations will be on
a liberal scale. A rich program Of
music under the leadership of the
choir, the male quartet and the Sun
day school will be rendered at all
the services of the day
The pastors morning theme will be
THE Growing Fact of Christianity
His evening theme will be, "Our Per-
sonal Interest in the Resurrection Of
Christ"
At the evening service a class OF
probationers will be admitted into
the church.